The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

New Year postal cards at the
Pioneer Office.
Lowney's chocolate bon bons are
the best. Only at Peterson's.
Charles Guther of Staples was a
business visitor in the city today.
We have the usual elegant out.
lay of fruit for the Sunday table at
Peterson's $3.50
We still have a large stock OF
storm sash. Smith-Minor Lumber
Co., Phone 81.
Charles S. Carter, postmaster at
Hines and all-around hustler, spent
last night in the city.
Yves Wright left last evening for
Tenstrike, in the interest of the
Standard Oil company.
w. H. Squier remained in the
city last night and attended the
meeting of the Elks lodge.
Chicago Sunday Examiner on
sale every Sunday morning, Satur.
day Evening Post Thursday morn.
ings, only at Peterson's.
E. J. Egau, civil engineer for
the M. & I. railway, came in
last evening from Brainerd and
spent the night in the city.
t. Senear left last evening for
Bridge, where he will haul some
timber from Island Lake to Bridgie
for the Sleepyeye Lumber COM
pany.
Mike Doe left last evening for
Blackjack and went from that
place out to Yves Wright's logging
camp, where he will spend the bal
anCe of the winter.
Mrs. M. E. Knappen of Tenstrike
passed through the city last even
ing, returning to her home from
Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting with relatives during the
past two weeks.
J. w. Spillan of Cass Lake, who
has a claim near Littlefork, came
down this morning from the north
country, where he had visited his
claim. He walked to Littlefork
yesterday and spent last night there.
David Gill left yesterday on an
extended business trip to points
east. He will visit St. Paul, Mime
apolis and Chicago before returning,
and will order the spring and summer
stock of clothing for the Gill Bros.
clothing store in this city.
Northome Record: V. L. Ellis,
who represents the Bemidji Daily
Pioneer, the great little daily pub
lished in that bustling city down the
line, was in town last Friday collect
ing and soliciting subscriptions for
his excellent paper The Record
acknowledges a very pleasant call
from the gentleman.
Al. Jester, he of the flowing locks
and benign countenance, was in the
city yesterday afternoon and even
ing on business trip. AL. has been
gaining strength apace since he
went on the farm, and he took three
falls out of five in a hand-to-hand
encounter with the Elks' goat last
evening. He had some new ones. "
which he was handing out yesterday,
and he says he will be in again
in couple of weeks.
John Dale returned last evening
to his home at Turtle River. Mrs.
Dale, who accompanied Mr.. Dale
to Bemidji yesterday morning, will
remain in this city for a visit O
several days with Mrs. Essler, Mrs.
Cutter and other friends. Mr..
Dale states that he is logging again
this winter, at Three Island Lake,
west of Turtle River, where he
already has cut and on skids
about 100000 feet of timber.
Charles Hughes, he of the fasci-
mating smile and pleasing personality,
writes We editor of this great family
necessity from Farley and says
Dear Doc:-Please send me the
Daily Pioneer to Farley, care Camp
2. Got to have it," We presume
that Charles has taken to the tall
timber" for the purpose of assimi-
lating good things to eat, and we
hope he will have a good-sized "roll''