The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

! N. r. MOSS OF walker Spen,
Saturday night in Bemidji.
S. c. Bailey left this morning on a
business trip to Brainerd.
Will Ford of Rainy River, Ontario
was visitor in Bemidji Saturday
night. ..2 49,. r.
Mrs. A. G. Rutledge returned yes
terday afternoon from visit with
friends at Cass Lake.
P. J. Russell returned Saturday
night from a business trip to St,
Paul, whittier he went Thursday.
Miss Grace Brown of Park Rap
ids was among the out-of-town
visitors who spent Saturday night
in the city.
{. 4. Plummer, who has been
in the employ of the Bemidji Lum.
Der company, at Blackjack, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. P. L. Renne of Shevlin
returned to her home yesterday
afternoon, having been the guest
in this city of Mrs. Albert Halvor-
son.
Don't forget the annual masque-
rade ball to be given by the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, No. 351, of
Bemidji, at the city hall Thursday,
February s.
You can depend upon Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder and Extracts
to produce satisfactory results;
! not sometimes but always. They
are pure and uniform.
Father O'Meara of Park Rapids
ofhciated at the local Catholic
church yesterday, having exchang ed
pulpits with Father O'Dwyer, who
oficiated at Park Rapids.
H. E. Rice, who is cruiser and
scaler for the Crookston Lumber
company, left yesterday afternoon
for Wilton and thence to Fowlds,
where he is doing some scaling:
O. E. Burce of Crookston, father
Of William Burce of Kelliher, the
general manager for the Beltrami
Timber company, is i'll at the Hotel
Kenmore, in this city, with lagrippe.
Charles Hughes, the gentleman
with the pleasing personality"
who has been employed in the log
ging camp of w. T. Blakely, near
Farley, for two weeks past, came
down TO civilization" Saturday and
spent Sunday in the city.
Allan Benner, who is timber
cruiser and scaler at Northome for
the Bemidji Lumber company, came
down this morning from Northome
and spent today in the city consult
ing with the officials at the local
office of the Bemidji company.
E. B. Heiberg, inspector for the
State Dairy and Food commission,
left yesterday for Crookston, to Look
after some official matters at that
place. Mr.. Heiberg visited Bagley
Saturday, and will be in Crookston
for probably two weeks to come.
Yves Wright, Standard Oil mag
nate, drayman and logger, returned
this morning from his logging camps
east of Blackjack, where he visited
over Sunday, looking after the cut
ting of timber in his camps. Every
thing going on nicely" quoth Yves,
and it's the finest kind of logging
weather."
J. c. Huyck, who has been visit
ing in Bemidji with old friends dur
ing the past two weeks, departed
this morning for Minneapolis. AT
Minneapolis, Mr.. Huyck will be
joined by his brother, John Huyck,
and the two will proceed to New
York city, and from that place they
will go to the home of their parents,
near Syracuse, for a visit.
The members of the Warren bas
ketball team left yesterday after
noon for their homes. They were
rather stiff and sore from the effects
of the two games which we're played
here, but were free in their praise
of the treatment which they re-
ceived while in this city. They
expressed desire to play a return
date at Warren with the locals, ir
the near future.