Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 17, 1909, Page 5

RS (CWE ‘you can call for—at Peterson’s. Mrs. K. Gibbs returned to her ‘home at Farley last evening, after spending yesterday in the city visit- ‘ing with friends, Splendid assortment of caps at ‘Conger’s Millinery. They are marked -down to 10c, 25c and worth up to $1.25. Come in and see them. Post Office block. A. F. Dargle, the Tenstrike “saw- mill man,” spent yesterday in the city attending the state stumpage sale. He returned to his home at Tenstrike last eveening. Mr. and Mrs. Orban Eberhart of ‘Thief River Falls were guests at the Hotel Markbam yesterday. Mr. Eberhart was recently married, Mrs. ‘Eberhart having been Miss Jerome, -daughter of J. Jerome of Battle River. J. Jerome, the general merchant at Battle River, came to Bemidji this morning froxp Duluth and spent the day here on business. Mr. Jerome has succeeded to a great degree in his business affairs up in the Red lake country, and is conse- -quently prosperous. Mrs. R. C. Hayner came to the city yesterday morning from her home at Tenrtrike and spent the -day in the city with County Auditor Hayner. Mrs. Hayner was here for the purpose of inspecting a house in ‘which the household of Hayner will -occupy in the near future. It is expected that .Mrs. Hayner and family will move to Bemidji within the next two weeks to make their home here. An even ton of confectionery in Old conntry delicases—anything ) one of our several shipments in a straw that shows which way the wind blows at Peterson’s. Charles Cominsky, who was once a resident of Bemidji, and who ‘made many friends while in chafrge of alocal clothing .store, came to Bemidji this morning and spent the day here, interviewing A. E. Schnei- der, of Schoeider Bros. Mr. Com- insky will go to Grand Rapids,where he will assume the management of a store which that clothing com- pany is starting at the “Rapids.” Mrs. Hattie Booth of Grand Rapids, superintendent of schools of Itasca county, came to the city last night from a visit to the schools in the northwestern section of Itasca «county, eaet of Blackduck. Mrs. Booth left for her home at Grand Rapids ou the east-bound night G. N. train. She is very popular at Grand Rapids and throughout Itasca county, and is a very efficient super- intendent. PEOPLES Meat Market KLEIN & HAGBERG, Props Phone 102 Special for Saturday ‘Select Sealshipt Oysters....60¢ Fresh Sauerkraut, 3 quarts 25¢ ?ot Roast...............8 Sirloin Steak. -+ |ant hour chattmz with the edltor‘ Turkeys, young.............. 20c¢ Chickens...... U 15¢ Cirned Beef............ Liver Sausage, 3 lbs 3 ¢ans Corn................... 2 cans Peas..........cc........ 2 cans Tomatoes............. Crenmery Butter............ Anchovies . Salt Herring.... 10¢ ‘Beef by the Quarter a Speclalty The Continued Story of Current Events. Santa Clays at Peterson’s, J. C. Simm, the local commercml traveler. returned this morning from a tnp up north.”. See Roger Martin for carriage aqd sign painting. All kinds of interior decorating. 514 Minn. Ave. Phone 519. F. D. Stillings, the M. & I. loco- motive engineer, came down this morning from Kelliher and spent the day here. O. L. Browh, the “hotel -man” of Margie, spent last night in Bemidji, coming down from the north on the night train and returning this morn- ing. Buy your holiday presents at the City Drug Store. Fancy stationary, Christmas cards and stickers, photo and postcard albumns. Prices reasonable. J. H. Beagle of Duluth, cruiser and esnmator for the State Timber Board left on this morning’s de- layed north-bound M. & I. passenger train for points north of Bemidji to look after some matters for the board. The series of colored lithographs published with the Sunday Examiner are works of art. A folio of new music is another valuable feature. Every Saturday afternoon at Peter- son’s. Hartley McGuire, the Minne- apolis lumberman who owns much standing timber in this northern section, was a guest at the Hotel Markham last night.. Mr. McGuire had been at Bena, from which place he came to this city yesterday after- noon. He departed this morning for points north alongthe M. & I. railway. Santa Claus’ headquarters always at Peterson’s. Harry Mills, roadmaster for the M. & I. Railway company, weat to Brainerd this morning to look after some official business for the com- pany, which he took up with Gen- eral Managér Gemmell at Brainerd today. Harry again wears a broad smile of contentment, since the Erickson lake bridge is again “act- ing decent.” Please be careful, as the names are jaw-breaking, but the articles very palate-soothing: lutefisk, knacke- brod, kavringer, flaatbrod, rokelaks, pultost, anchovis, gammelost, bone- less rogesild in glass, gjedeost, primost, limburger—excuse me, have to stop for breath—cream and brick Candles and’ Christmas tree trim- mings at Peterson’s. ) A. C. Johnson, local ‘manager at Turtle River for the Kelso Lum- ber company, was a - visitor in Be- midji , today. : Notice—I will be through with present work in thirty days. Bglld- ings on right-of-way in city must be And you w;ll be more sure of one by havmg plenty of Mc])onald s Home Made C_andl @ removed by that time. John Mober_g. I. G. Haycraft, the Farley land and wood dealer, came to the city this morning and spent the day here interviewing some local mer- chants. Christmas and New Year’s cards at Peterson’s. L. K. Deal, of the L. K. Deal Lum- ber company, departed this morning for his home at Des Moines, Ia., after having spent several days here looking after his interests in this vicinity. Above All Other Things T We make all our own candies CHOCOLATES BON BONS CARAMELS XMAS MIX CAN- DY CANES RINGS CHARMS POP CORN BALLS and CONFECTIONS TAFFIES Christmas gifts at regular prices. Choice selection of postcard albumns and photo albumns; also a large stock of Christmas cards and stickers. City Drug Store. or Bon Bons, duck and one of the the most promi- nent and popular residents of the Get her a box of our Chofibl_a_t_es TINGALING She will like this better than any other Xmasgift you can buy her YUM YUM Is determined that our confec- tions shall excell all others, and you will be satisfied he has succeeded KISSES And everything good |after looking aver the line in our in_candy : stare. PUNONT T L If you do not find what - you want in our - own make we handle GUNTHERS’ famous line which is acknowled as a superior.candy. “Duck,” came down from Blackduck | this morning and spent the day here, looking after some business matters, The Model Wholesale and Retail 315 Minnesota Ave. Ladies, notice:—Miss Ramsdell, the Spirella representative, will be at Conger’s millinery next Saturday. Charles Trondson and John Cann, two of the really good fellows who live at Blackduck, returned to the “Duck” last evening, having spent yesterday in the city, attending the The Lakeside Bakery and Confectionery 110 Third Street stumpage sale and incidentally visit- ing with local friends. They secured a tract of timber which they de- sired, and got it at a comparatively low figure. [ [ ] Jesse Dade, ex-mayor of Black- l . FOR HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES I We have made up a large quantity of Xmas Fruit Cake. Let us have your order > o Our Expert Candy Maker | i early for Jce Cream. SANTA CLAUS IS ALMOST HERE. HAVE YOU FORCOTTEN ANYONE? THE GIFT FOR EVEHYUNE Our stock of Diamonds has long been acknowledg- cheese, fresh eggs, butter, oysters, sweet cream, etc., etc., etc., special fresh shipments for the holidays, at Peterson’s. The north-bound M. & I. morning passenger train did not arrive in Bemidji this morning until 7:10 o’clock, being nearly three hours late. “Don’t know what caused the delay,” was the answer given at the local M. & I. station when inquiry was made this morning relative to the cause for the “thusness of the why.” No doubt the switchmen’s strike in the twin cities had to do with the slothtulness of the “iron horse.” Oae table piled full of caps at Conger’s Millinery. Your choice for | I0c to 25c. Some of these caps were $1.00 and $1.25. All go at less than half of what they cost. Conger’s Mxlhnery, Postofiiee Block. Bemxdp E. F. Miskells, whom all hm. friends call came ovgt‘from, D¢ { Cass; Laks, yesterday _afternon and gpent several hours in, the city, re- turning home on the night train, in company with Richard Funck. “Ed” bumped up azllnst the Pmneer latch string apd spent .a very plen- bereof. We, here in Bemidji, like “Ed” Miskella. He is a hustler; and Cass Lake owes him much, as he is an intensely loyal exponent of the virtue and commercial leader- ship of his home town. Call again, “Ed;” and bring Brother Ives along with you. We’'ll convince the old gentleman that we have not grown a cloven hoof and horns since leav- ing Cass Lake, reports to the con- trary notwithstanding. Bagks and - children’s . toy. hooks}f at Peterson’s. ed the Largest and [lost Costly in Northern [linn. Hand Engraved on Locket, Bracelet or some FROM GEQ.T.BAKER &CO0. “TO MOTHER FROM-== % mist HAMILTON Article of Personal Jewelry—We have so $75 $225. $275. We Have Diamonds From $6.75 to $500.00 Gifts that will Please Father. Has he a Good Servicable Timepiece? If not you can find WATCHES of all makes and all prices here. Is he a smoker? Match Boxes, Cigar Cases and Cutters, Ash Trays and Smoking Sets. ;Has he a good pair of Cuff Buttons, Watch Chain or Guard, Clothes Brush, Shnymg Set, Etc.? Give Dad a Touch of the Real Christmas Spirit.| 75¢C and up. DAINTY LITTLE WATCH Make Splendid Gifts for your Lady Friends. We have them in all Prices—All Reliable Timepieces. You can find some thmg here | that will suit both your taste and purse. Come and look through our stock. We will be pleased to show you. Prices from $4.50 fo $85.00 many articles that we cannot begin to des- cribe them. We are sure you can find some- thing here That Will Please Mother at any price you wish to pay. Complete in Heavy 14 $l 00 L | Karat Solid Gold Case The Finest Watch Made, SOLID SILVER TABLEWARE A Dignified Gift that is always acceptable. to-the family Silverware. Everyone wishes-for an addition We carry all the Leading Brands. ~Single Spoons We Buy Direct from the ‘Factory. GIVE BABY A RING LIKE BICG SISTER’S. Do you want to see Baby;Smile all over her face on Christmas morning? Then give her one [of those Dainty Little Rings to be had at Our Store. 50 Cents and up. & CO. Near the Lake