The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12

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Pine River this morning on business,
Don't bake. Get your good things
to eat at the Presbyterian church
parlors Saturday afternoon.
George P. Elliott of International
Falls came down last evening for a
, short business visit in Bemidji.
G, M. Feldman of Northome was
among north.country arrivals ON the
1890 train last evening, spending
today on business in Bemidji.
} Mrs. George Draper of Tenstrike
spent yesterday shopping among
the Bemidji stores. returning home
last evening.
| J. Anderson, a prominent business
man at Sebeka, came up last evening
on brief business trip to the city,
returning this morning.
E. f. Preston of .Bemidji, manu-
|facturer of the Preston Special"
cigar, will leave tonight for Cleve.
land. Ohio. in answer to a telegra m
announcing that his 22-year old son
is dying.
| Another advantage in saving
your money and depositing it at
interest in the Northern National
Bank is that it helps cut out the
worry that binders you from doing
your best work.
Mrs. H. w. Haines and little son
of this city left last night for Mime
apolis where they were called by the
serious illness of Mrs. Haines
mother, Mrs. E. ]. Swedback, form
erly of this city.
Guy C. Monroe of Crookston, who
formerly worked near Fowlds for
the Crookston Lumber company,
came over from Crookston yester-
day for a short visit with old
friends in Bemidji.
Rev. H. F. Parshall of Cass Lake,
the Episcopal archdeacon for this
district, came in from Tenstrike,
where he held services last evening
andrwent down to Akeley this morn
ing on church business.
! J. G. Schultz, travelling auditor
of the M. & l., returned to Brainerd
this morning after helping in the
rush of work at the local station,
during the absence of cashier, for
several days. A new cashier is
expected within few days, and in
the meantime Agent Walkers staff
of assistants is doing extra work.
/ Look for the City Drug Store
ad in tomorrow's Pioneer, its a
money saver.
John A. Pearson of St. Paul, who
is acting as attorney for the state in
several fire cases in this part of the
country, held a long consultation
with wardens near Laporte yester-
day in which the provisions of the
fire laws were discussed. Mr.. Pear
son went to Hines last evening and
returning to Bemidji, spent today in
this city.
D. W. Norton, recently a clerk
at the Nicollet hotel in Mime
apolis, has been added to the cleri-
cal force of the Markham hotel in
this city. Mr.. Norton has as
sumed many of the former duties
of Ollie Nelson, who has been a
|! clerk at the Markham for the last
| year and a half. Mr.. Nelson will
remain at the hotel, but his duties
| will be@considerably lightened by
J. the addition of Mr.. Norton.
The City Drug Store has just
received the largest and most com
plete line of combs ever received
in Bemidji, and as these goods
| were allbought before the advance
in rubber goods and direct from
! the manufacturers, we are in a
position to give prices that will
never be equalled again. Our
whole stock of these goods goes
on sale Saturday. Remember the
day and the place. The City
!: Drug Store. &
Walter F. Marcum, of the firm oil
Rood &Marcum of this city, returned
yesterday from his old home in
Crookston, where he drove the II.