The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-20

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A. H. Pitkin returned last evening
to Kelliher to look further into the
mysteries of farming in this north
country. >. ~
If you have not already, you
should see the new Pingree Oxfords,
in patent and vici kid, just received
by O'Leary and Bowser.
Mrs. Nellie M. Rogers of Red
Lake, arrived in the city last night
from White Earth and went to
Minneapolis this morning
Your feet should get acquainted
with the new Pingree Oxfords Just
received by O'Leary and Bowser.
Shown in patent and vici at $500
and $3.50. All sizes.
F. E. Oppegard, a general mer-
chant living at Blackjack returned
yesterday afternoon from Cass Lake,
where he made filing on a claim,
returning to Blackjack last evening.
w. S. Smith and wife and two
children of Appleton, Wis.,, and Miss
Marion Smith, are visiting at Grand
Forks Bay, being guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Walker Smith, of whom they
are near relations.
Ole Anderson left last evening for
International Falls to look over his
business interests at that place. Mr..
Anderson owns hotel and saloon
at the Falls" and says that bust
ness is good there.
The Pingree Oxford always the
best, and worn by discriminating
ladies everywhere. A new lot lust
received-patent and vici feathers
at $500 and $3.50, all sizes.
O'Leary and Bowser.
The crew of linemen who have
been employed on the work ef put
ting in second wire for the M. & I.
railway from Bemidji to Big Falls,
came down this morning from the
north, having completed the line.
w. T. Blakeley, the Farley logger,
returned to his home last evening.
Mr.. Blakeley was returning from a
visit to the state park to look over
some timber. Mr.. Blakeley came
down this morning from Farley and
drove his team home today.
T. L. Duncan of Northome and
Thomas Tone of Northome, came
down from their homes yesterday
and will 60 from here to the Itasca
state park, where they will do some
work with the state forestry students
who are taking instructions at the
park in practical demonstrations of
forestry.
J. c. Elliott, assistant superintend.
ent of logging in the Chippewa res
ervation under the direction of Supt.
VIM. O'Neil, came over yesterday
afternoon from Cass Lake and went
to Kelliher last evening. He will
look over some of the government
timber on Red Lake, west of Kelli.
her, with regard to possible trespass.
Mrs. Becker of Lincoln, Neb.,
Mrs. Becker of Omaha, Neb., and
Mrs. Roth of Brainerd, left this
morning for Brainerd after having
spent several days in this city, dur
ing which time they were the guests
of Mrs. D. F. Stillings. The ladies
stated before departing that they
had greatly enjoyed their stay here.
Rey. Father Guilliot, pastor of St,
Thomas Catholic church at Marsh.
all, Mimi, spent yesterday in the
city, being the guest of Rev. Fathe,
Blais. Father Guilliot left here last
night for Crookston and Winnipeg.
He had been to Nary to visit three
families whom he had located on
lands in that vicinity, and where he
expects to locate several additional
families in the near future.
! Henry Funkley returned thi.
morning from Big Falls, where he
defended William Collins, who,wa.
charged with assault and battery
Collins recently gave sound thrash
: ing to an individual who was usine
indecent language in the presence
of ladies, and the party licked tried
to invoke the strong arm of til.
law to get even with Bill The
) jury, after being out half an hour
returned verdict ar ,,n+ o,,;l+v