The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-09

Carnations and sweet peas at tn.
Greenhouse.
Mrs. Peter Larkln, accompanied
by her child, came to the city this
morning from her home at Turtle
River and spent the day here, doing
some shopping and visiting will
friends. She will return home thi.
evening.
Henry Beulow of Tenstrike, !:
member of the petit jury at thu
present term of court, went to Ten
strike last evening to remain unit
Tuesday morning, court having, yes
terday afternoon, been adjourned
until Tuesday. -..- r..
Millinery opening October 21-22.
(23~at Mayors Millinery Parlors,
corner Eighth and America.
William Gerlinger and his son
I Charles, went to their home at los
last evening. Mr.. Gerlinger is z
member of the petit jury, and vii
return to the city Tuesday evening,
when court is again resumed. Charles
1 is attending the local school. ~
The Ladies of the Methodist
church will serve a chicken pie sup
per in the Odd Fellows hall Satur.
day, from S to 8 O'Clock. =. ~, ,'.
Viggo Peterson, chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Beltrami county, departed this after.
noon for Puposky and from tina,
place will 60 this evening to his
home in the Town of Durand. Mr..
Peterson, as the new chairman Of
the county board, is making splen..
did official. + H.: !.
+ William C.. Bulge and wife OF
Grand Forks, N. D., arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend several
days at Lakeside, the summer resort
on the northeast shore of Lake Be
midi. Mr.. and MRS. Bulge were
married Thursday, at Grand Forks,
and they came to Bemidji to spend
their honeymoon. =
Come at once if You want one
Of those $l:O0 dictionaries which
we are closing out at 25 cents.
Pioneer office. -..-..*
E. w. Backus, the senior member
of the big lumber company of Backus
& Brooks; j. A. Matthew of Rainy
River, general manager of the
Standardization Lumber company
of Rainy River, nd Attorneys R. J..
Powell and C.. ]. lockwood of Min.
neapolis, left last night for Mime.
apolis, where they will remain until
next Monday night, when they will
return to Bemidji to resume the de.
Tense of the s'boom case' nnw IN IN
the district court.
- H. w. Alsop (vghom many of his
friends refer to as "uncle,") left last
evening for Tenstrike and went from
that place to his farm home in the
Town of Birch, where he will remain
over Sunday. Mr.. Alsop is
the very efficient deputy clerk
OF court who assists Clerk
Rhoda during the sessions of dis
trict court; and he has a whole lot OF
friends among the habitues of the
court house and taxpayers, jurors and
attorneys and others who visit the
court house: -~7
Dick Bertram Pianist at the Brink
man Theatre is prepared to take a
limited number of scholars. Inquire
at 422 Minnesota Avenue or the
Brinkman Theatre. 80.
A large number of laboring men
are being taken into the: north
country, these days, to work in the
logging camps that are being estab.
lished for the preliminary work oil
laying out roads, etc, which has
commenced in earnest before the
actual winters work is on. A large
number of the laboring men who
have been working in the harvest
and threshing> fields of the Dakotas
are returning this way, and the
supply of men is more nearly equal
ing the demand than has been the
case for some time past. r.
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