The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-27
See the new fall suits and skirts

4 Edison records fot September now
on sale at the N. w. Music CO.
Mrs. T. H. Bowers and Miss H.
M. Bowers of Monticello arrived in
the city last evening for visit here.
James P. Lloyd of Waterville,
Mimi, a brother of T. E. Lloyd,
came to the city last night for visit
here for a few days.
Cold drinks at Peterson's "iceless"
! (colder than ice) fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham M. Torrance
are entertaining Mrs. Ell Torrance,
of Minneapolis (Mr. Torrance's
mother, who will visit with them in
Bemidji for a week or ten days.
William Lennon concluded his
business in the city early yesterday
afternoon and departed last evening
for his home at Kelliher, accom-
panied by the smile of good fellow
ship which never deserts him.
Buy an acre tract within the city
limits and have room for small fruits
or vegetables. $125 per acre, SIS
down and S. per month, no interest
for two years. Land is located in
Omich's second addition. F. M.
Malzahn.
Harry Cell, ST., and wife left last
night for Milbank, S. D., where they
will visit for week or more. Mr..
Cell owns a valuable farm at Mil
bank, and he goes out west to look
after the gathering of the grains on
his possessions.
Mems SOC babriggan underwear
at $50 at Gill Bros. Clothing store.
| w. H. Wye, the logger and dealer
in timber, returned last evening, on
the north-bound M. & l. passenger
train, from a combined business trip
to his old home at St. Cloud. Mr..
WYE greatly enjoyed the visit among
his former neighbors.
Misses Alice and Harriet Terry
and Miss Marjorie Feigel of Pine
Island, MIMI, nieces of Harry Cell,
ST., left this morning. for their homes
at Pine Island, after having
thoroughly enjoyed a visit of three
weeks with their relatives in Bemid ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale and John
junior, returned last evening to their
home at:Turtle River, after spending
yesterday in the city, doing some
shopping and visiting with local
| friends. They were accompanied by
Miss Murray, a sister of Mrs. Dale,
who is visiting at the Dale home in
Turtle River. -.-E-
! Henry NJ. Hamilton of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, who has money in
vested in considerable quantity of
Beltrami county real estate, came
to the city last evening and spent
the night here, consulting with At
torney G. w. Campbell, on some
business matters. Mr.. Hamilton
and his good wife are spending the
summer at Walker, and he came up
from that place last evening.
! Don't fail to visit our Ladies rea dy
to wear gar ment department.
1O'Leary-Bowser Co.
Miss Ida Cell left this morning
for Milbank. S. D. where she will
visit for week with relatives, after
which she will 20 to Berthold, N. D.
to teach in the public schools at that
place for the ensuing year. Miss
Ida is a graduate of the Bemidji
high school and one of the most
popular young ladies of this city.
Her many friends here will wish her
unqualified success in her new
position.
| c. A. Phelps, Prosper Albee and
Charles Rain came to the city
this morning from Bass Lake.
They represent School District No.
129, and stated that they intend
to build a new school house in
that district. Mr.. Phelps is author.
ity for the statement that they in
tend to begin suit against the
officials of district No. II, for
money which Mr.. Phelps claims is
due District No. 129. r.
Mems fine dress trousers worth
IS at only 1895. $3.50 trousers at
$3.50 at Gill Bros Clothing Store.
Frank Gravelle, the corp ulant
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