The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-12-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

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! Howard Bailey went to Big Falls
last evening to interview his Gus
toners at that place.
! Theodore Gullickson, the local
disciple of Hamm, left last evening
on business trip to Mizpah.
Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M. & I. railway, left this morning
on business trip to Brainerd.
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w. L. Preble came in last night
from Fosston, where he had been to
sell some lumber for the Red River
Lumber company.
Mrs. N. w. Helmer and daughter
and Mrs. Jones, who have been visit
ing with friends at Brainerd, returned
to Bemidji last evening.
John Moberg returned last even
ing from his logging camps near
Laporte, where he is cutting timber
for the Walker & Akeley company.
]. P, Riddle (yclept "Reddy")
left last evening for Kelliher to
visit the camps of the Crookston
Lumber company on business
mission.
William McWhinney, uncle of N.
w. Helmer, left last night for Grand
Rapids, Michigan. after having
visited in this city during the past
two months.
T. ]. Nary, the general manager
for the Pillsbury Timber company.
came in last evening from his home
at Park Rapids. He left this morn
ing on business trip to Brainerd.
A. Solberg, father of the late Oscar
Solberg, left last evening for his
home at Big Falls, after having spent
the last two days in the city attend
ing the funeral and burial of his son
! J. ]. Burns, who conducts a
refreshment parlor at the new town.
site of Bena, came over from Bena
yesterday afternoon and left last
evening on business trip to Little
fork.
Miss Helen Dunnington, a sister
of Mrs. A. A. Melges, came up last
evening from Nary, where she is
teaching school, and spent the night
in the city, returning to Nary this
morning.
| L. F. Johnson, the general north
country manager for the C. A. Smith
Timber Company, came in last even
ing from visit at Brainerd, Wadena
and other points south of Bemidji,
in the interest of his company.
J. P. Watson and William
Ostrander of Big Falls, left yester-
day afternoon for Grand Rapids,
where they have some court mat
ters to look after at the term of
court being held at that place.
D. A. Mcfarland, master car
penter for the M. & I. railway, went
to Littlefork last evening to inspect
the railroad property at that place,
previous to the taking over officially
of the north-end extension by the M.
& I. on the 18th inst.
Simon Fairbanks, manager at Red
Lake of the general merchandise
business of the Fairbanks brothers,
came in last night from White Earth,
where he had been visiting for a
week past. He left this afternoon
for the agency to resume his labors
there.
/ The meeting of the Odd Fellows
to be held next Friday evening gives
promise of being of more than
ordinary interest. There will be a
class of candidates for initiation,
} and there will probably be lunch
served and a general good time had,
at the conclusion of the regular
meeting.
Word comes from Akeley that
Frank c. Cline, the veteran manager
for the Walker & Akeley Logging
company, who has been i'll for some
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