The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-08

New steamsheated rooms for
rent in O'Leary- BoWser block.
Inquire o Leary, BoWser Go.
A. E. Whiting came down this
morning from Blackjack and spent
the day visiting with his family in
zthisscity.
Mrs. Peter Larkin returned to her
home at Turtle River Saturday even
ing, having spent the day in Be-
midi shopping and visiting with
local friends.
G. F. Holker,sof Grand Forks,
N. D., traffic chief for the North
western Telephone Exchange COM
pany, was visitor in the city last
highland today.
Mrs. Olivia Lenerville has been
Eseriouslyiflz at her home, 422 Mime.
sofa avenue. She is reported being
better this morning and her many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
ID. B. Lundgren of Blackjack,
manscatcher" for the ]. "A. Ivine
company, spent today in the city.
having come down this morning
from the Duck" to get few men
for the tall timber.
Judge Marshall "A. Spooner re-
turned to the city yesterday from
hunting trip in the vicinity of Deer
| Lake, where he spent nearly week,
taking an outing in the bracing
| November air. j. - - 80. :.
w. III. Pelky, the cruiser, went to
Deer River yesterday, and will
|spend the winter cruising and super
intending the cutting of timber north:
of that place for the Pillsbury COM
pany of Minneapolis. .....~-- i
| Thomas Tedford, who is a sort
of walking boss" and master of
all work in Is the logging camps of
the CrookstonL Lumber company in
the vicinity of Kelliher, spent sSatur-
day in Bemidji and returned to
Kelliher Saturday evening. -.
I John Larson and Sam Marin left
Saturday night for Kelliher, and it
: lis their intention to prepare hunt
ing quarters for the securing of
: big game in that vicinity. They
expect to have their camp prepare d
and be ready for strenuous stunts
when the lawful season for hunt.
ing big game opens, next Wednes'
z day.
Harry Mills; roadmaster for the
M. & l. Railway company, came tc
IBemidji this morning from Erickson
; lake, where there has been nothing
but trouble for some time past
owing to the cave-in at the bridge
. there. D. A. McFarlane, master
mechanic, has also been at thu
j Erickson lake bridge quite con
6 stantly for several days.
Il A. O. Johnson, the Turtle Rive
merchant who has business interest
:. at Island Lake as we'll as Turtl
: River, came to the city this morn
:, ing from his home at Turtle" anc
: spent several hours here, leavin,
!. this afternoon on business trip t,
y Island Lake with the intention o
+ consulting his business partner
F. O. Sibley, relative to affairs a
a their Island Lake store.
! Press dispatches from New Have1
state that Tom Shevlin, Jr., ha
II been at Yale college during the pas
week, assisting the Yale coaches il
j getting the Yale ends in shape TO
the annual contest with Harvard
> Tom gave some very valuable assist
e ance to Coach Williams of Mime
i sofa in preparing the Gophers 70
the game with Chicago, and hi
services will be greatly missed.
DR.. ]. R. Collard, physician i
: charge of the Red Lake indians
D and A. C.. Goddard. chief enginee
: at the Red Lake Indian school, wer
IL visitors in the city Saturday fro,
e the Red Lake agency. They we,
l. accompanied by Gus Beaulieu, til
Is White Earth banker, who cam
"a down from the agency with Messr
'e Collard and Goddard and left fl
d. White Earth Saturday afternoon.
% Captain Adam E. Otto, who S
~ ably commands Bemidji's militi
&c company in the Minnesota Nations