The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-02-22
Band concert Friday night.
New spring goods in al the new
varieties arriving daily. .atgthe -Berman
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Shocks Spur.
The Yoemen will give card
party at the Eagles Hall February
LIS. Tickets rs cents
J.A.sNicholson of Red Lake Falls
came to Bemidji last night and
spent today in Bemidji on business.
Chris Espe. the Shotley farmer,
was among the north country resi-
dents who arrived in the city this
morning.
&C. r. Middleton of Baudette and
IS. M. Koefod of Baudette are among
the attorneys who are in the city for
the purpose Of attending court.
The Episcopal Guild will meet
with Mrs. "A. A. Melees Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
AT 81 share par value, Mime
sofa Steel and Iron will net a larger
per cent on money invested than
most investments. Ask LaFavar.
John C. Comlins of Warroad is
among the people from the extreme
north end Of the county, who are
here for the purpose Of attending
court.
French's Toilet Cream. You
cannot help liking this cream, it
makes friends for us wherever it
goes; therefore we like to sell as
much as possible. City Drug
Store.
]. A. Mcdonald. who is employed
in the camps near Blackduck- by the
Grand Forks Lumber company, and
Wes Wright, who is logging near
Mizpah, went north this forenoon
on the delayed NJ. & 1. morning
train.
Charles S. Carter, the president of
the new North-Ceatral Minnesota
Shippers association, came to the
city this morning from his home at
Hines and spent the day here, being
interested Id the term of district
court. q
M. D. Stoner, the civil engineer
who has charge Of the construction
of the Nakoda branch of railroad
which is being built for the Backus-
Brooks company, went to Interna.
tional Falls this morning to resume
work on his Black river construction
Job" 81
There are still a few thousand
shares of Minnesota Steel and Iron
company's capital stock open for
subscription at par value, 81. Get
in before the advance. F. D. La
Favar.
The north-bound M. & I. morning
passenger train was several hours
to the bad" in arriving in Bemidjl
today, it being about 1910 this fore
noon when the train came from the
south. The tank on the engine was de-
rallied at a place called Cyfres,
causing the delay. No one injured,
and but little damage done to the
tank.
William P. Murphy of Crookston,
Charles Martin of Mcintosh, two Of
Polk county's most prominent attor-
neys, came in from the west this
morning and spent the day IN court
looking after the disposition of some
litigation in which they are interested
for some clients. ''Murph." has
been here on many previous occasions
and hasa whole lot of friends here.
Mr.. Martin is not so we'll known as
the Queen City" attorney.
A large, beautiful line of new un-
dermuslins that surpass anything
that was ssever shown here insthat
line. Prices less than it cost you to
make them yourself. See them at
the Berman Emporium.
Mrs. Frank Ives and Mrs. Wood
came to city yesterday afternoon
from their home at Cass Lake and
spent the afternoon and part Of the
night here, returning on the east.
bound night train. They attended
the meeting of Bemjdji Chapter,
o. E. s., No. 80, which was held
last night, both ladies being mem
bers Of the order. Mrs. Ives is the
wife of Editor Ives, of the Cass Lake
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