The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-18

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morning from Lavinia Is spend the
day il the city
I. S. Boyer Of this city returned
this morning from 4 short business
trip to International Falls.
i. Essler of this city went 70
Cass Lake this noon in the interest
Of the Minneapolis Brewing com
pany.
a. Gilmour Of Blackjack went
to ST. Paul this morning as dele
gate from the Duck Z TO the Demo
cratic Convention.
Charles Bang, local manager Of
| the Northwestern Telephone com.
pany, went to Cass Lake this noon
on business for the company.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society
will met Wednesday afternoon at the
lchnrch parlor. Lunch will be served
TALL are cordially invited to attend.
P. Mclaughlin, the Northome
baseball player, came il on the NJ.
& I. train this morning and spent
the day with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Head
returned this morning to Waupaca,
Wis, after enjoying three weeks
visit with Mr.. Heads brother, F.
Head of this city.
"A. Vessel, a member Of the.
state game and fish commission
returned to st. Paul this morning
after a brief business visit in this
section Of the country.
Mrs. Horace Bishop Of Bemidji
lis spending week or more at her
old home in South Dakota. Bust
ness called thither. She was accom-
panied by her little son, Dale.
William T. Blakely, one Of the
prosperous farmers living near
Farley, came in this morning from
that place and spent the day
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among the merchants of the CITY,.
It is commonly reported among
the local railroad men that Fireman
Joe Martin, Of the M. & T., may
become Benedict before long
and that the bride-to-be lives at
Blackjack.
w. r. TAFT and Otto Peterson of
this city went to St. Paul this morn
{ ing to attend the State Democratic
Convention asdelegatesf from Bemidj j.
George Tanner of this city went
down last night.
John Rice Of Farley was taken.
before Judge Bailey in municipal
court this morning on the charge of
having criminal knowledge Of a child
under IS years Of age. The case
was continued ten days.
The members of the Swedish
Lutheran church held meeting last
evening, at which it was decided to
erect new church building. A
soliciting committee was appointed
to raise the necessary funds.
John G. Tenstrom, head clerk for
Schneider Bros. clothing house in
this city. left this noon for Duluth
and the twin cities on combined
business and pleasure trip. Mr..
Tenstrom expects to be away about
ten days. S.
Mrs. Jennie Mead of Iona, Iowa,
is expected to arrive in Bemidji
this evening for a short stay. She
will first visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Belle Thompson Of Blackjack,
and later with another daughter,
Mrs. E. N. French OF Bemidji.
Miss Wrinkle of St. Peter, who has
been visiting Miss Sthol of Solway
for the last few weeks, returned
home this morning. Miss Wrinkle
was accompanied by Miss Stohl as
far as Winibago City, where she will
visit with friends for two months.
Mrs. ]. Evan Carson returned to
the city last evening from an extend
ed visit at her old home at Morris
town, with relatives in Crow Wing
and in Hampden, Ia, and with
friends in Minneapolis. Mrs. Car
son was gone about six weeks and
reports very delightful "Trip.
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