The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-02
So 'Tis Said.

Monday.
John Goodman went to Tenstrike
Saturday.
10. Manger was down from McIn-
tosh yesterday.
Rev. Higgins will preach his fare.
well sermon next Sunday.
W. B. Cleary OF Turtle was in the
!. city Monday transacting business.
G. H. Miles and wife left Sunday
for an extended visit in the east.
Harry Calvert of Verndale was i'm
! the city the latter part Of last week.
W. S. Brannan of Devils Lake, N.
d., is in the city visiting friends.
= Jack Flatley has bought out the
interest of the silent partner in his
saloon On Third street.
It pays to attend the Mankato Com
lmercial College. All those who
graduate get good positions.
This is the time of the year that re-
minds US of the necessity OF a large
wood pile and q good heating stove.
"Spooks, Dickman of Crookston
was in town Monday on his way nome
from visit to his claim near Turtle.
!, Thos. Bailey, DR., went to Black
duck Saturday and spent Sunday
among the ducks in Blackduck lake.
W. G. Lipp has rented one OF the
rooms of the new Markham block, and
will put in cigar factory and tobacco
store. -. e.
A. r. Wheeloek will remove his
employment agency from the Sather
photograph gallery 70 the rear OF the
Miles block. gr .......
C. w. Baumbach of Wadena was
in the city the first of the week look
4 ing after the interests of his telephone
and bank business.
{ b Commissioner Brown of Blackduck
has SO improved om-the effect of the
bullet wound in his leg that he is now
1 able TO be around town again.
Reed, the photographer, is having
a platform erected on top of the city
water tank from which he will take a
series of views of the city. 1t is expect
ed that this work will be something
exceptionally fine.
DR.. Ira Bishp of Mapleton, Mimi,
was in the city last week looking after
the interests of his real estate in this
vicinity. Mr.. Bishop is owner OF
xgreat deal of the black loan land OF
Southern Minnesota, and he says that
some of the land here is really as
desirable as the land there.
The Baker Quaker Quartette Of
Philadelphia will give an entertain
Inent in this city Oct. 18th, under the
auspices OF the Epworth League, M.
4 T.. church. Those who have not made
arrangements for season tickets can
do so by calling on c. Albrant at the
steam laundry. ~.
DR.. A. E. Henderson returned this
s.week from his trip to Chicago, in
\ order to be- on hand to give expert
! testimony in the case of Minnesota vs.
LaDue, ct al, charged with the murder
of Eugene Mc(+1auchlin. DR.. Hender-
son is the coroner and his testimony
was necessary. Allen Henderson re-
mained in Chicago where he will
attend dental college.
Word reaches us from St. Paul
that plans for the state conventions OF
the Young Peoples Societies. OF
Christian Endeavor. to be held in
that city October 1919, have been
definitely formed. The state executive
committee have arranged for pro-
gram of unusual interest and helpful
mess, and the St. Paul city union, who
will act as hosts to the visiting En-
.aeavorers from throughout the state,
shave their entertainment plans we'll in
n hand. ...-.
One of the most enjoyable social
gatherings of the season was the
dance and supper given by the Spirit
aalistie society of Bemidji last Friday
evening Dancing commenced in real
earnest at O'Clock in the Red Men
hall, and was kept up until midnight
when the merry dancers adjourned to
the Algoma rooms in the Malzahn
ssblock and partook of a most elegant
/ Spread prepared by the ladies of the
society. After lunch dancing was re-
sumed at the Red Men hall, and when
the dancers began to depart for their
respective homes it was neigh onto
3 O'Clock.
News arrived in the city Tuesday
that the three-year-old daughter of
Commissioner Brown and wife of
Blackduck died on the previous night.
We have not learned of what disease.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are certainly
h r;,o their sh ARC of troublsa for, an1v