The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-20

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Bemidji visitor Saturday.
Best entertainment of season a,
City Hall Tues. eve, Jan. 81.
Otto E. Nelson Of Margie came
over from that place Saturday and
Sundayed in this city.
P. ]. Russell is attending to bust
ness matters at Cass Lake between
trains this afternoon.
Mrs. C. Lewis of Park Rapids
arrived in the city on visit to hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Panchot.
Ed. Cornwall leaves tonight TO,
Bagley, in which vicinity he will
spend about six weeks at cruising
R. c. Hayner, justice of the peace
at Tenstrike, came down from that
place this morning and spent today
in the city. 49,.
Tom Bowers Of Winnipeg, who
has spent the past couple of weeks
in this city, left. this morning for
Guthrie on business mission.
G. J. Baker left Saturday for the
north part of the county, where he
will spend a couple of days in the
interest of his jewelry business.
Albert Beaumont of Duluth, fire.
man on the N. P. out of that city,
returned to Duluth this morning,
after having spent a few days visit.
ing relatives in this city.
Robert Olson, formerly of the
firm of Tagley & Olson, left this
morning for Duluth, where he will
spend a couple of days on business
at the land office at that place.
| Harry S. Swensen, a prominent
Minneapolis attorney, returned to
Minneapolis this morning, after
having spent couple of days in the
city attending to legal business.
County Auditor John Wilmann
left this morning for St. Paul to
attend a meeting of the state audi.
tors, also a meeting of the tax COM
mission to be held there this week.
Perhaps the best catch of the
season was made yesterday by E.
Arnold, who succeeded in landing
out of Lake Bemid!i, seven members
of the fnny tribe, ranging in weight
from ten to twenty-seven pounds
each.
Mrs. Anna burst returned this
morning to her home at Waucona,
Iowa, after having spent the last
couple Of weeks visiting at the homes
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Tiller,
and her nephew, John Streeter, in
this city.
Mrs. Thomas Croshaw of Wilton
died from complication of diseases
at her home near that village Satur.
day morning and was brought to
this city this afternoon for interment
in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Gro
shaw was sister of Mrs. w. S.
Abney of Wilton.
J. C.. Lightburn, district manager
of the M. B. A.. Lodge, left this
morning for Brainerd in the interests
of the order. He reports the local
lodge in excellent condition and the
general conditions in this district as
exceeding former records. The
local lodge will initiate another large
class at their first meeting in Feb.
ruary. .... .--.
The Brinkman Family Theatre OF
this city is to be congratulated up.
on having secured Blind" Thatcher
of San Francisco, musical artist and
novelty musician, at this time, as he
goes abroad to England, France
and Germany in few weeks. How.
ever. he will exhibit in this city
this week only, afording a
rare opportunity to the people tc
see perhaps the most wonderful
artist in that line that has ever ex
hibted in this city. They also have
Jack S. letters of Chicago, the Ger
man senator, singing and dancing
comedian, for this week, together
with their excellent moving pictures.
Don't fail to attend. W.
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