The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-13
Matt Bright went to Fosston on
this afternoon.


Major G. Wilson, the veteran
cruiser is at Crookston, where
he went yesterday TO transact
some business before the United
States land office.
| George Mann, Of St. Paul, rep
Fresenting the Minnesota Type
Foundry, is in the city today and
i took an order from the Pioneer
! fora. large sconsignmellt=o
l type faces and other additions to
1.-THE mechanical equipment Of the
=Eplant
John Rolfe and G. w. Wiedrick
returned today from trip to
1 the towns on the line west Of this
city,i in the interests Of the life
insurance companies which they
represent. lFshe= boys report i
Very nice business and tomorrow
1 they leave on another trip.
/ RI. Hyer, of Willmar, is in
the city today Mr.&Hyer#is one
of the heavy stockholders of the
Black Bay Mining company, whe
are developing a promising cop
per propertyin the Lake Superior
country and is in this country to
pnshthe sales OF the BlaekAsRay
stock.
Bert Bardwell and b. Ander-
son left yesterday fer Alberta,
where both have acquired farm
lands and where they Will reside
| in the future. They have Sc
cured holdings in the famous:
Saskatchewan valley The best
wishes Of many Bemidji friends
| of both gentlemen 90 with them
Itotheir new home:
Sheriff Bailey returned today
from his trip to Baudette, where
The went to postnoticcs for the OF
ganization Of the new town Of
Lakewood. Mr.. Bailey says they
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have less snow at Baudettc than
in Bemidjl and that every body
up that way expects a summer
that will be busy with the devel-
opment Of the rich natural re.
sources Of that section.
BY sending 5Ocents to Julius
Pleth, Locator st. Hilaire, Min
Fnesota, you will receive postpaid
colored map 2Sx3s OF Red Lake
Indian Reservation, located nine.
miles cast Of St Hilaire, contain
ing 256, 152 acres openato home
stead, showing quality OF every
quarter. Also book giving full
information. Reference either
bank ST. Hilairc.
Thos. Jack, Of Park Rapids,
was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Jack is q division superintendent
for the Minnesota Central Tele
phone Co. and had been making
repairs to the company's lines
between this city and Park
Rapids The recent heavy snow
storm put the line out at several
places. tits now in good work
ing order.
Taxidermist Henry Bunther
believes the library association.
has done a very great deal Of
good work and should be encour.
aged and this afternoon he
donated to the ladies a handsome
specimen of a great horned owl
mounted at his establishment.
The specimens executed inM Mr..
Buenther's most mastery man
ner and is an appropriate orna-
ment to the library room which
is sincerely appreciated.
Chief Cell Of the Fire Depart.
ment has. just received the=arl=
=nouncements Of the meeting of
the two tournament associations,
whose meetings the members OF
the local department planned To
attend. The events at Hallock
and Grand Rapids are set for the
same dates so it will be impossible
for the department to attend
both. The matter Of deciding
which one will be attended will
be up for settlement at the next
meeting Of the department.
The venerable Arch Deacon
Appleby, of the diocese of Du-
4lHth,si4as advised the members of
the Episcopal church in Bemidji