The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-16
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Dishwasher wanted at once. Pay
$40 per month. Hotel Brinkman.
M. D. Stoner returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Black!
duck. u ~. ,ss,.,..z...ss -.
|, Do you want a cedar claim on
shores Of Red Lake? Apply to J. J..
Opsahl. '..~~.-.>.
Call at the Berman Emporium
and see what they have to offer at
their special sale. 49,.
w. H. Wye, the timber buyer,
returned this morning from Kelliher,
where he had been on business
trip. -. ...->.--. -
c. B. Sawyer, clerk at the Red
Lake Indian agency, came. down
from Red Lake yesterday and spent
the day in the city looking after
some business matters. y. -
Hugh Dickey, the tailor, left this
morning on a trip which will include
visits to the twin cities, Waseca and
points in Wisconsin. He expects to
be absent about a month.
Thomas Murray of East Grand
Forks, who owns some property at
International Falls, returned this
morning from visit to the border
town, where he went several days
ago on visit.
William Josie, the famous French
dialectician of Blackduck,a and official
entertainer for the Blackjack Hand
car club, came in yesterday after
noon from Deer River and went to
Blackjack last evening.
L. P. Anderson, the nurseryman,
is in the city from his farm at Shev-
lin, where he has been for several
weeks attending to his crops. He
reports everything moving along
nicely at the "farmstead." 49,.
J.P. Dougherty, the railroad con-
tractor who is building the Big Falls
International Falls extension of the
M. & I. railway, passed through the
city this morning on his way to
Minneapolis from Big Falls.
Harry Mills, roadmaster of the
M. & l., went to the sink hole, near
Kabekona, this morning to- oversee
the work that is being done there in
filling the 'bottomless pitt which
has caused much, annoyance this
summer. ...--
Evert Kane, the tonsorialist who
has been employed by L. G. Croth-
ers, left last evening for Kelliher,
where he will enter into business for
himself. He will have charge Of the
shop formerly conducted at Kelliher
by Baudette. - y.el
George T. Baker, the jeweler
returned yesterday from a trip to
Duluth, where he : went to confer
with the representatives of several
eastern manufacturing concerns; and
purchased his. stock of fall land
holiday goods for his local store.sE
: B. w. !Talcott, city editor of the
Brainerd Daily Dispatch, passed
through the city this morning Oh
his way to Brainerd from a visit to
the north country, in the vicinity
of International Falls. He reported
Having greatly enjoyed his northern
visit. - 6GE
Judge and Mrs. Spooner left this
morning by team for lakewood Inn
! en- Heinzelman'sr summer resort at
Itasca park where they will remain
until the last of this month, enjoying
an outing. Deputy Sheriff; Arne
! Solberg took them over and will
4 return tomorrow.
I John Kirk, who has been absent
for a month, returned last night
I While he was away, John visited St
i Stephen, N. b, where he renewed
old acquaintance and made many
!, new friends. John will now 20 t
. the Kirk farm near Solway, and gel
into harness again for the fall work
Crookston Journal: Chas. Weise
tof Bemidji, who recently submitted
to an operation in Minneapolis
]; hospital, has just about fully re-
I covered from the. effects Of his illness
and has resumed his duties in ths
! Offices Of the Crookston Lumber
company. Charley has many friends
| in this city who will be pleased t