The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-15

4 E. S. Burggum of Cannon Fall
stopped at the Markham hotel las
night.
w. A. Gould, of the Bemidji Lum
Der company, went to Northom.
last evening on business for hi
company. ~@e.
J. M. Westerlund, who owns
claim near Big Falls, spent yesterda,
buying supplies In this city an,
returned to the Falls on the even
ing train.
Roadmaster Harry Mills, of thu
M. & l., returned last evening from
Brainerd where he went to consul
with the officials of the road al
headquarters.
J. M. Baker returned to his home
at Tenstrike last night after spend
ing the day in the city "hustling'
for some nursery goods which hi
desired to dispose of.
Dennis Bowe, who lives on claim
near Kelliher, spent yesterday secur
ing supplies and visiting with rela-
tives in this city, returning to his
claim on the evening train.
A. C.. Ross, of the logging firm OIL
Ross & Ross, went to Wilton yester.
day afternoon to look after the firms
interests at that place and returned
to the city on the midnight train.
F. J. Dunwoody returned last
evening to his home in the vicin.
ity of Bass Lake after spending the
day on business in this city and,
incidentally, calling at the Pioneer
office.
Del Burgess of this city, manu-.
facturer of the del Marca" cigar,
went to Blackjack last evening in
the interest of his brand of the
weed" and returned to the city this
morning.
A. M. Crowell of this city went tc
Blackjack last evening to play
lawyer in case there" as Mr.
Crowell laughingly said, and returned
to the city this afternoon on the
freight train.
DR.. E. H. Marcum of this city
| went to Fowlds yesterday Afternoon
! to attend to professional call. The
doctor took a shotgun with him ir
the hopes that he might get shot
at some ducks.
John Gilstad, who lives east O.
| Blackjack and who is the demo
cratic nominee for commissioner
from the second district, returned
home last evening after coming tt
the city to pay his taxes.
G.. F. Ross of Duluth, who has
extensive logging operations in this
section of the country, went to one
of his camps in the vicinity of Kelli
her last evening to note the progress
of the work at that point.
Jack" Burgo, who represents
the Standard Oil company in this
section of the country, went tc
Tenstrike last evening to spread
some "oil'' in that vicinity and re
turned to the city this morning.
| Postmaster A. R. Erickson of thi:
city accompanied Eli Stevenson o.
Crookston, brother of the congress
man, to Blackjack last evening
to look over some land there ane
returned to the city this morning
A. E. Whiting of this city, who ha:
a lumber office at Blackjack il
partnership with Charles Trondson
returned to the duck" last evening
on tie M. & I. train after transact
ing business during the day in thi
city.
Theo. Gulickson, local agent TO
the Hamm Brewing company, wen
to Mallard Yesterday afternoon OF
business and returned TO the cit
this noon. Mr.. Gulickson report
that he is not hunting "hoogags" O
other foolish" birds any more.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Koors O.
this city went to Internationa
Falls last evening. Mrs. Koor
will enjoy the sights and visit wit
friends there while Mr.. Koor
secures some fruit orders for tn
Thomas Thompson company c
Duluth.