The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-12

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at 9 a. m. and $50 p. m. for Lavins
and Lake Side. Evening excursion.
7:3O. l.
J. Bisiar returned this morning
from business trip to Big Falls in
the interest of the Bisiar Vanderlir
& Co. ~,
Bring your family and your lunch
basket for the six o'clock picnic
tomorrow. Dance in the Masonic
hall in the evening. -.
Floyd Brown, wife and son returned
last Saturday evening from Brainerd,
where they had been visiting for a
week with relatives.
Harvey Miller, one of the best of
good fellows at Cass Lake, came
over from that place last night and
visited in this city until this noon,
when he returned home.
A. B. Clair of Grand Rapids went
to Blackjack Saturday evening to
join Mrs. Clair, who had been at the
Duck on a visit for two days, and
together they remained there over
Sunday.
DR.. Monahan came down from
Blackjack this morning on pro-
fessional and business trip. The
doctor was accompanied by Mrs.
w. L. Stevens, mother of Mrs.
Monahan.
Will Grossman, clerk in Luken's
store at Brainerd, and who has been
visiting for week int this city, left
this morning for Smiley and will go
from there to Pelican lake on fish
ing expedition.
E. H. Winter left this morning on
business trip to the twin cities to
purchase a winters stock of goods
for the E. H. Winter & Co. depart
ment store. He may go as far as
Chicago before returning to Bemidii.
A chimney fire at the residence of
John Gibbons, yesterday forenoon,
caused fire alarm to be turned in.
The fire laddies responded, but the
fire was extinguished before their
services were needed to any great
extent. The damage to the house
was but slight.
The Big Mobiles Theater Co.,
Under Canvass, will be with you
tonight. A canvass theater, fitted
with stage scenery, electric lights
and every accessory for a frst-class
production. This is the most CON-
plete pavilion theater ever con-
structed. Popular prices.
Horace Durham left Saturday
evening for Big Falls, having been
called to that place to repair the
telegraph lines of the M. & I. rail-
way, which were knocked out of
commission for a distance of ten
m les south from Big Falls by the
storm that swept over that COM
munity last Saturday morning.
Mr.and Mrs. Yves Wright returned
last night from visit to the scene
of the railroad operations being
conducted by John Moberg, who is
building a road in the Kabekona
gulch country for Walker & Akeley,
Mrs. Wright has spent a week at
the camps, with Mrs. Moberg, and
Mr.. Wright went down to the camps
Saturday to bring his better half"
back home.
P. A. Walsh, the genial sheriff of
Koochiching county, came down
this morning from International
Falls and willremain here and assist
Sheriff Bailey in welcoming the state
sheriffs who will assemble here
tomorrow evening for the semi-an.
nual meeting of the State Sheriffs'
association and second annual out
ing of the peace officers, which will
be held here Wednesday and Thurs
day. y,
ID. F. Phillips returned Saturday
evening from. Saltwater, where he
attended the meeting of Elks. Dave
says he had the time of his life and
was game to the core, remaining to
the finish when all but he of the
Bemidji delegation had fled. He
says that the Elks at Saltwater, to a
man, avowed they would be in
Bemidji at the state meet which will
be held here next year. John Hurley
had charge Of Dawes run on the NJ