The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-07

in the Twin Cities.
John Ward, of Thief River Falls,
was in the city Friday.
William c. Hagen left this morn
ing on a trip to Fosston.
Dance in Dreamland tonight. "
Miss Julia Thompson, of Fisher,
was in Bemidji over night.
Mrs. w. A. Herried, of Deer Riv
er, was in Bemidji oyer night.
Fancy fruit and CONNECTIONS for the
table or sick room, at Peterson's.
William Burce, of Kelliher, was in
Bemidji yesterday between trains.
M. Amundsen, of Maltby, was in
Bemidji on a business trip yesterday.
Mrs. j. H. Hermanson, of Kelliher,
shopping trip.
Go to the Model for bottled milk
and cream, butter and eggs, and COM
pressed yeast.
Mrs. Henry Simpson, of Minneapo-
lis, was the guest of Miss L. L. Ber-
man his morning.
A. A. Carter was in St. Paul on
Thursday. Mr.. Carter was too rush
r, to11 in, FOL
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Gearlds are in
BemidJi. He was recently granted
saloon license in Virginia.
Dance in Dreamland tonight.
Miss Anna Mills will leave for St.
Cloud Normal Monday morning. She
will be a student this year.
F. S. Grindall came to Bemidji
from Gemmell yesterday but return
ed TO his home on the morning train.
The Itchecoo school hats for girls
are the latest fad.
Miss Mary Simons left for Saum
on Thursday night. Miss Simons
will teach in Saum during the win
ter.
Mrs. H. S. Brockway and Miss Su-
sic Brockway, of Campbell, were in
Bemidji yesterday afternoon and ev-
ening.
J. T. Gardner came to Bemidji
from Cass Lake last night. He eX
pected to return to his home on the
noon train.
Dance in Dreamland tonight.
Robert Mitchell left last night for
Minneapolis, where he will take in
the state fair and visit with friends
over Sunday.
Walter Jones, formerly of the Pho
neer shop force, leaves tonight for
Fargo where he will take business
course this year.
The Henrionnet millinery parlors
are showing a beautiful line of fall
and winter hats. Call and see their
line before buying.
J.. O. Harris and wife, who have
spent the past few days in the cit
les taking in the state fair, will re-
turn tomorrow morning.
Miss Cora Dickinson from Island
Lake came to Bemidji the latter part
of this week and will attend the pub
lie schools here this year.
All the Sunday papers, all the ma
gaines, at PetersOn's.
Henry Mills left for Buffalo, New
York, this morning where he will at
tend a roadmasters' convention. He
will be gone about week.
Miss Nellie Erickson leaves fol
Mortified tonight where she will
take a course in music at St. Olaf's
College. School opens Tuesday.
Dance in Dreamland tonight.
F.P. Sheldon is expected in Bemid
ii this afternoon Mr.. Sheldon ane
A. G.. Wedge are planning CHECKER
shooting trip the first of next week.
E. H. Denu went to Solway thl
afternoon where he will spend tn
week end with H. P. Dunning. The.
expect to do some chicken shooting.
Swedish and Norwegian paper
and books at Peterson's.
Mrs. J. ]. Trask, W no has bee
spending a week in Minneapolis tax
ing in the state fair and visitin
friends, will return tomorrow morn
ing.
The following men returned fro1
Grand Forks last evening. They ha
gone to hear "Teddy' Roosevelt: K
K. Roe, William McCuaig, and M.
Ibertson.
The season for the fake subscril
ton agents is here. Do not bit
You can be supplied by any reputabl
news dealer at publishers prices
Peterson.
Mrs. T. H. Mackay, from Farri
arrived in the city yesterday and