The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-10
Nels Nelson was over from Shevlin

| we Will denver you a SOOd OAK
rain barrel for so cents. The Model
Phone 125.
A. L. Gordon, liver Krohn anc
Peter Renne were in the city from
Shevlin yesterday, enjoying some
good fishing.
Omar Gravelle and Simon Fair
banks, prosperous merchants of Rec
Lake agency, were Bemidji visitors
last Saturday.
Wanted. Two dishwashers; one
for day work and one for night
work. Good wages. Apply at Arm
strong's restaurant.
F. A. Rohrer, village recorder OIL
the village of Turtle River, drove
down from his home yesterday anc
spent several hours in this city.
| The Ladies of the Catholic church
will give a card party Wednesday
evening at I. 0. O. F. hall. Tickets
Csc. Ice cream and cake during the
evening for 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Essler oil
Owatonna, returned to their home
this morning, after having been the
guests of J. F. Essler and wife in
this city for several days. w. E. is
brother of ]. F.
Mrs. E. Parks of Motley, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. C. L.
| Morrill, of St. Cloud, spent Sunday
in the city, being the guests of D. w.
Morrill,, son of Mrs. Morrill,, who
is brakeman on the NJ. & I.
DR.. A. H. Dunlop and Alex.
Thompson, two of Crookston's most
prominent citizens, came in Saturday
evening from the doctors summer
home, on Turtle River lake, where
they have been enjoying an outing
for the past two weeks.
Fred Mix, cashier of the First
National bank of Crookston, accom-
panied by his son and a cousin,
came over from Crookston Saturday
and remained here until Sunday
afternoon. They had some fine
boating and fishing on the lake.
George Huss, chief engineer in
charge of the work of building the
NJ. & I. extension north from Big
Falls, came down from that place
this morning and went on through
to Brainerd to consult with General
Manager Gemmell and Superintend
ent Strachan of the M. & I.
Fred Throm, the teutonic chief
who has been conducting a restau
rant at Big Falls, was visitor in the
city Saturday evening. Fred, who
formerly conducted the Palace res.
taurant in this city, says that he will
quit Big Falls in the near future and
again go into business in this city,.
Grand Forks Herald: A note
from Capt. jerks, of Crookston, says
with Mrs. jerks and their daughter
Mrs. C. C. Chapleigh, and children
of Moorhead, they go to Bemidji to-
day for a months outing. The
captain Hospitality announces that
their latch string will be out for al
Grand Forks friends during thei1
stay there.
J. ]. Jenkinson and wife left this
morning for the twin cities anc
Mortified. They will both attenc
the meeting of the State Crane
Lodge of Rebekahs, which is being
held in St. Paul this week, Mrs. Jen
kinson being an elective delegate
from Bemidji lodge. They will visit
the Odd Fellows home at Mortified
prior to attending the state meeting
A. J. Abercrombie, scaler for the
Crookston Lumber company, visited
with his family over Sunday. Mr.
Abercrombie is scaling logs for the
Crookston people at Island Lake
where there were some 28,OOO,OOC
feet in the lake. Five million have
been hoisted from the lake and taken
to the mill at Crookston and the
balance will be removed as speedily
as possible.
Joseph c. Roy, of the Red Lake
agency, was a Bemidji visitor Satur
day. Mr.. Roy will, on July 1st
| carrv tho TT G rooi1 froro D oJb,I r.