The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-14

George Galbreath, who lives at
Bena, transacted business in Bemidji
Saturday afternoon and evening and
returned to his home at Bena Satur-
day night.
Large stock of Security clothing
to choose from at the Model Cloth
ing Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Pogue returned
Saturday from Warren, where Mr..
Pogue attended a sale of horses,
while Mrs. Pogue visited with some
Warren friends.
Miss Wallsmith announces her
millinery opening for Wednesday,
March 10th.
Judge Spooner departed yesterday
for Minneapolis, going by way of
Erskine and the 500. The judge
spent Saturday at Crookston, return
ing to Bemidji Saturday night.
It is a waste of time to write
letters when such good service at
low rates can be secured. Use the
long distance service of the North.
western Telephone Exchange COM
pany.
A. Kaiser and wife returned yes
terday afternoon to their home at
Bagley, having been the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Gilmore for two days.
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Kaiser are
sisters. Mr.. Kaiser feels greatly
pleased at the manner in which his
candidacy for state treasurer is being
doomed by friends over all sections
of the state.
The Model Clothing store is now
fully equipped with new spring
clothing, furnishing goods and shoes.
Hon. William O'Neil of Cass
Lake, superintendent of logging on
the Chippewa coded lands under the
provisions of the Morris Chippewa
law, was a visitor in Bemidji for
few hours Saturday evening. Senator
O'Neil came over from the Lake"
on the evening train and returned
home during the night. He reports
everything in connection with the
past winters logging as having pro-
crossed very satisfactorily.
Our new spring millinery will be
on display Wednesday, March 10th.
Hetland & Fallon.
1t is the intention of the Snow
families to make their homes in the
west; and today Frank Snow
departed, with his wife, for Flaxton.
N. D., where they will visit for
several days prior to going on west
ward to Seattle, Washington. MI.
and Mrs. M. S. Snow and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Snow will join Frank at
Flaxton and go on west with him.
"Chet" will probably return to
Bemidji to look after the business
interests which the Shows have
here; but it is the intention to live
out in the coast section.
Everything new in spring gar
ments and dress goods at the Der.
man Emporium.
Peter Syverson, one of the staunch
homesteaders of the Battle river
country, passed through the city
this morning from his home, near
Saum postof6ce, going to Mime
apolis for weeks visit. Mr..
Syverson was accompanied by Ole
Erickson, a relative, and they will
enjoy well-deserved vacation, after
a hard winter of work in logging,
etc. Mr.. Syverson is one of the
north-country folks who have stuck
to their claims and improved their
possessions, making excellent farms
and preparing the way for up-to-
date methods of tilling the soil and
stock-raising that are bound to give
tenfold results. Mr.. Syverson is
one of the most popular farmers of
the up-country section; and he is
prosperous.
Furniture and piano for sale at 917
Minnesota avenue.
~. McPartlin, one of the promin-
ent attorneys of International
Falls, came to Bemidji Satur-
day night and remained over Sunday
and today. looking after some legal
matters. Mr.. McPartlin states that
the Koochichipg County Develop.