The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-20

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ing on business trip to Brainerd,
jenkins and other points along the
south line of the M. & I. railway.
Mrs. Rowley of Cleveland, O., a sis
ter of Mrs. M. Phibbs, left
this morning for her home after
having visited in this city for
month. ~----~~s-.-
Z. La Boute, one of the solid men
of Turtle River, spent yesterday in
town on business. He says his
town is enjoying quite a boom this
summer. 4"
w. w. Lloyd, agent for the G.. N.
at Solway, spent few hours in Be-
midi Sunday and was greatly pleased
at the great improvements in the
city: His wife accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tams Bixby left
this morning for their home in St.
Paul. They were at Big Falls and
International Falls, and have en-
joyed their trip to the north country.
Charles Harmon, one of the old
time loggers and lumbermen, who is
we'll known in this city, came in
last evening from Leech Lake dam,
where he is conducting wet-goods
establishment. .sy....
T. J. Nary, the north-country rep
resentative for the Pillsbury Com
pany of Minneapolis, came in last
evening from his home at Park
Rapids and spent today in the city
looking after some business matters.
E. J. Morrissey, who has been in
the employ of c.. H. Miles at Hib-
bling, having charge of the Miles
Buffet during the day time, came
over from Hibbing last night for a
few days. visit with old Bemidji
friends. Jim" says he likes Hib-
bling, and is we'll pleased with his
situation.
J. w. Johnson and son Roddy of
Cass Lake came down this morning
from their stone and timber claim,
near Big Falls, where they have been
making some improvements. They
left this noon for the Lake." Mr..
Johnson has fine claim, and was
one of the first who filed at the land
opening held at the Cass Lake land
office in July.
Crookston Times: Manager Frank
Bracelin of the local district of the
Northwestern Telephone company,
left this morning for Bemidji where
he will spend few days looking
after business of the company: or He
states that the Northwestern is hav-
ing no end of trouble in trying to
keep abreast of the business which
has come because of the telegraph
ers' strike.
| Garnet Peterson returned this
morning from Blackjack, where he
has officiated as cashier of the First
State Bank of Blackjack during the
absence of Cashier E. P. Rice. Mr..
Rice has been absent two weeks,
during which time he visited, at
Chicago and the twin cities and
several minor points. He returned
last evening to Blackjack. Garnet
made many friends at the Duck
while he was officiating as cashier.
) D. G. Lyon of Buffalo,, N. Y.
master painter for the Lehigh r. R.
Co.,, and w. " McKeown, foreman
I boilermaker for the same railroad
| arrived in the city last evening ,anc
5 will visit in this vicinity for a weel
or ten days. In company with B
: F. Lyon, brother of DC. the,
will go to Red Lake Indian agency
; and spend the next few days in tina,
r vicinity with James Lyon, another
j.. brother of D. c., who will take then
! over the most interesting part Of the
| Red Lake reservation. t5
, N. Perrault, the Big Falls refresh
E ment dealer, came in YESTERDAY
afternoon from Duluth and left las
evening for Farley to visit witt
4 his brother. Mr.. Perrault went t
! Rochester hospital, some time ago
: where he had an operation per
:, formed. He started home, with til,
a assurances from the Rochester. sur
t geons that he was all right. ii,
E reached Duluth on his way home
! where he was again forced to undergo
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