The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-04-22
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

be sold at his yards in this city.
S. N. McCourt of the firm Of
Sine & McCourt, at Solway, was a
visitor at the Pioneer office Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. H. French returned
this morning from visit with the
family of C. w. Jewett at Black.
duck.
J. C. Sterling, the Minneapolis
Journal man, went $ up the line''
last night in the interests of his
paper.
SIG. Byerly of Duluth is spend.
ing few days in town in the capa.
city of Auditor for the Duluth Brew.
ing company.
Ed. LIE Wee left for Thief River
Tuesday, where he goes to play ball
for the season.. He played there all
through last season. ....
Don't forget the entertainment to
be given at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Wednesday evening by the
Emma Concert company.
Sidney Lyle of Spokane is in
town on his usual trip tuning pianos.
He has made regular trips to Be-
midi for the past five years.
w. R. sherwood, who is skipper
of fine boat on the lakes near Fort
Francis, returned home last night,
after spending a few days with
friends in the city.
The members of the militia COM
pany should not forget that Wed
nesday evening is drill night, and
every member is required to be pres
ent. At the city hall, at $50 sharp,
Mrs. McAndrews of Big Falls
spent few hours in Bemidji yes
terday on her way to Spokane, to
which place she was called on
account of the severe illness of
her mother.
Mrs. Worry: "Cook's gong to
leave; what will I do?" Her
1ndulgent Husband: >"Get her
Hunts Perfect Baking Powd err
it never disappoints. - and
Extracts, too.
The regular meeting of the Nj.
B. A. to be held at their hall
tomorrow evening promises to be
of more than ordinary interest. A
large class of candidates will be
initiated into the order and there
will be general good time.
Miss Oliver. the vocal teacher,
had second rehearsal of her class
last evening in the school house.
She is preparing for the rendition OF
the opera Sylvia" The work is
progressing nicely and the opera
will be given in about two weeks.
w. T. Blakely, logger and general
merchant at Farley, came down
this morning. from Farley and spent
today in the city. Mr.. Blakely is
awaiting the coming of real sum-
mer" in order that the work of
hosting logs may be commenced.
Peter Larkin, president of the
village council of Turtle River, &C.
companied by his wife, came down
this morning from his home and
spent today in the city. Mr.. Lar
kin is one of the most progressive
residents of this north country, and
is great booster for his home
village.
On Wednesday evening, the 22nd
inst, the people of Bemidji will be
given an opportunity to hear the
Emma Concert company, which will
give concert in the Norwegian
Lutheran church. The company
embraces Mr.. Alex. Emma, tenor
robusto; Miss Frieda Weenaas, Mr.
Oliver Colbentson, violinist; all Of
whom are spoken of very highly.
P.J. McKeon, superintendent Of
boarding cars on the M. & l., came
in last evening from Rush City,
and spent today in the city look.
ing up men for work in his line,
Mr.. McKeon says that the M. & I.
will put another surfacing gang tc
work on the north line of the road
between Big Falls and Interna
tional Falls, and his cars will be
used to furnish feed" for the
bunch"
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