The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
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Story 81
Current Events !.

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neer Office.
. Mems Cravenette raincoats on
sale at IS per cent Of. regular
price at Schneider Bros. B.
Mrs. j. ]. Opsahl came over from
/ her summer home at Lavinia this
morning and spent the day shop.
ping" in this city.
Roadmaster Harry Mills, Of the
M. & T., left this morning for Brain.
erd to look over the line between
that point and this city.
! Mrs. E. @. Amundson of Loman
went to International Falls last
evening to meet Mr.. Amundson
who is proving up on his claim
near there.
G. o. Hartmann, who logs in the
vicinity of Blackjack, was an out.
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of.town visitor among the merchants
of the city yesterday, returning home
on the evening train.
| G. F. Ross, senior member of the
firm of Ross & Ross, came in from
his logging camps near Kelliher this
morning and spent the day among
the business men of this city. ILL.,:
Sven Johnson, farmer living
at Inez, near Blackjack, came in
yesterday and paid his taxes at
the court house, returning home
on the M. & I. train in the evening.
H. C. Brooks of Brainerd, travel
ing representative of the w. B. &
w. G. Jordan company of Mime
apolis, returned this morning from a
trip up the line" in the interest Of
his company. III. e.
| Charles Buckingham, cashier of
the Bank of Pequot, came in last
night on the midnight train from a
weeks visit at his home in Crooks
ton and returned to Pequot on this
mornings train. r.. =.
J. R. Stewart, formerly of Cass
Lake but who now lives in this
city, left last evening for a two
weeks cruising trip in the vicinity
of Northome IN the interest of the
Bemidji Lumber company.
Richard Alsop of Blackjack, who
acts as deputy clerk of court in this
city, came in yesterday afternoon
to attend the republican rally last
evening and returned to the Duck"
on this mornings freight train. ~.
Mrs. D. J. Praught of Northome
came in this morning to see Mr..
Praught who is at the St. Anthony's
hospital slowly recovering from an
injured wrist which was accidentally
shot while duck-hunting recently.
R. J. Poupore, who is extensively
engaged in logging near Shocks Spur,
came in yesterday afternoon from
Deer River, where he spent few
days with relatives, and returned
to the "Spur" on the evening train.
Napoleon Rapin of Crookston, or
NAP" as he is known among his
friends, returned to Crookston yes.
terday afternoon after brief bust.
ness visit in the city. MAP" was
formerly employed on the report.
orial staff of the Crookston Times.
Archdeacon Parshall, of the Epis.
copal church, came over from his
home at Cass Lake yesterday after.
noon and left on the evening train
for International Falls to hold ser
vices at that place and to note the
condition of his Pensioners in that
vicinity. f.
! Senator w. M. O'Neil of Cas-
Lake was an out-of-town attendant
at the republican rally held in this
city last evening and spent the night
at the Markham hotel. Mr.. O'Nei]
returned home this morning, accom-.
panying Senator Nelson as far as
Cass Lake. ~. 4.
Ike Black of this city, who trav.
els for the Kelly-How-T Thompson
4 company of Duluth, went to Walker
this morning on business for his
company. Mr.. Black was accom-.
panied by Thomas B. Jones of the
Ackmey Color Works, who also had
business to transact at Walker. "
| Mesdames C.. w. Jewett and E.. ].
Taylor, Misses Boyle and Blanche
Panchott and Messrs Ed. Boyle,
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