The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-10
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Legal blanks at this Office.
P.J. McKebs Of Big Falls spent
last night in the city.
= H. E. Anderson and friend re.
turned last evening from fishing
trip to Hackensack. They brought
home with them a fine string = of
elegant black bass which were the
envy Of all who saw them (the fish,
we mean.) ......
A. E. Foster and c. E. Covey,
who are progressive merchants of
Mizpah and own store buildings
at that place, spent yesterday in
the city. They returned to their
home last evening.
A. B. Clair of Grand Rapids came
down this morning from a business
trip to Blackjack. Mrs. Clair, who
accompanied her husband to the
Duck" remained in that village for
a visit of few days.
T. w. Bailey, deputy sheriff of
Koochiching county, came down
this morning from Big Falls and
Immediately "hikek" for the presence
of his new son and heir. Tom bears
up well under his added response
bilities.
Eric H. Ives, F, S. Lycan, J. c..
Covington and John Parker got
home yesterday from their trip to
Saltwater as delegates to the annual
meeting of the State Association of
Elks. All speak in glowing terms
of the meeting held at the Prison
City" and the amount of interest
that was taken in Bemidji after the
bunch began to boost for this city.
A. A. Goodrich, the north-country
representative of the Carpenter
Lamb company of Minneapolis, re-
turned last evening from a visit to
Minneapolis and also to other points
where his company has interests.
Mr.. Goodrich visited the point where
his company had, drive hung up"
on the Crow Wing river and sue
ceeded in getting the logs loose and
starting them down river.
H. w. Haynes, son-in-law of Sem
ator and Mrs. E. J., Swedback, has
received a letter from the senator,
written at Stockholm, Sweden, on
July 27th,in which the senator states
that he and Mrs. Swedback will sail
from Hamburg, Germany, on August
18th, for New York and will immed-
lately return to Bemidji. According
to the letter, both Mr.. Swedback and
his wife are in excellent health.
Lewis J. Severson, a farmer resid-
ing south of Bagley, was in the city
yesterday for the purpose of securing
the contract of ,lathing the new
Merchants Hotel building. He was
elated over a letter he received yes.
terday morning from the U. S. land
office at Crookston, to the effect that
his land contest case, which has
been pending for some time, had
been decided in his favor. Vaule &
Murphy of Crookston, were his
attorneys.
State Senator S. D. Works arrived
in the city last evening from his
home at Mankato. He will remain
in the city for several days, looking
after some business matters. aas He
will visit the country about Red
Lake. Mr.. Works is one of the best
boosters for, Bemidji and. this
section of any nonresident, and he
always has pleasant word for this
city. Such actions, from a man of
such prominence, is a credit to any
community.
Charles Swedback, owner of the
telephone exchange at Big Falls, and
who cancels stamps at that place for
your Uncle Samuel" came down
from his home this. morning and
tarried in the city today, renewing
his acquaintance with his old friends.
Mr.. Swedback states that dirt is
flying at rapid rate, out on the M.
& !. extension. and that Big Falls is
reaping the benefit Of being the out
fitting headquarters for large num-
Der Of men.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is
sold under a guarantee to cure con-