The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-22
Additional ocals

NOVCuOcI OH IS Inc Jay e. OCn-
lamff & Co. display their furs at
Conger's Millinery.
T. ]. Burke, president of the
Northern Grocery company, was a
visitor at Fowlds last night.
Dr.. L. A. Ward has gone to Eau
Claire, Wis, for a visit with his par
ents, who reside at that place.
We urge you to choose your coat,
suit, dress or any garment from our
large stock. Berman Emporium.
Mrs. M. Peterson of Crookston
came to the city last night and
spent the night here, leaving this
morning for Brainerd for visit with
friends.
Every day this week brings ship
ments of new coats, suits, dresses,
waists and skirts. We can fit and
suit every woman or child at the
Berman Emporium.
William Lennon came to the city
this morning from his home at Kelli-
her and circulated among business
associates here today and looking
after some interests which he has
here. gSs.. H..
All Sunday papers Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning at
Peterson's.
Erick Lee of Kindree, N. D.,
spent today visiting in the city with
his old friend, K. K, Roe. Mr..
Lee intends buying considerable
land near Laporte, to which place
he intends to 60 this evening. 80
Ten thousand Z dollars worth of
furs will be- on displaysat; is Conger's
Millinery November 6. Wait for
this elegant, display, ~. r
Rev. J. H. .Deniston came to the
city this morning from a duck hunt
ing trip to Three Island Lake.
Rev. Deniston wanted just one
more "whack" at the ducks before
leaving for his new pastorate at
Park River, N. D. g s~~s
Luxurious furs in sacks, coats and
single pieces to suit the most econo-
mical purse at the Berman Empo-
rum.
Mrs. Peterson and three daughters,
and Mr.. Kier of Crookston visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster,
on Third street, yesterday and last
night. Mrs. Peterson and daughters
departed for Brainerd this morning
while Mr.. Kier returned to Crooks
ton. -. .~
Home made taffy, the best ever,
taste it, try it, at Peterson's.
J. c. Hand, lately in the employ
of the Bemidji Decorating company,
has decided to move to his farm,
near Foy, to take up his permanent
residence there. He today shipped
la car load of mixed stock
and household goods to Kelliher to
be taken from that place to the Foy
farm. Mrs. Hand, who is a
daughter of. Mr..and.s Mrs. George
Smith, will join Mr.. Hand at Foy in
the near future. u. %. =. MIS-
See the large, new, catchy line of
postal cardsasat Peterson's..::st
Frank L. Palmer, the travelling
representative of the "Jolly Elk"
| and the Pythian Advocate" came
TO the city last night and spent to-
day here soliciting subscriptions and
renewals of these popular papers.
The Jolly Elk is recognized by all
Minnesota Elks as sort of official 1"
organ" of the Minnesota B. P. O. E.,
while the "Pythian Advocate" bears
the same relation to the Knights of
Pythias of Minnesota. ~~--
You can be we'll dressed at small
expense when you buy your wearing
apparel at the Berman Emporiu m.
There has been rumor for several
days to the effect that the night
trains on the M. & I. railroad will
be discontinued temporarily, be-
ginning with November 1. These
rumors cannot be traced to any
authentic source, but there is a
possibility that there is some truth
in them. However, it is hoped that
the M. & I. will not discontinue the
service without full investigation
of conditions, as it would appear to
the average "layman" that the SER