The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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neer office.
If you want to hire good worl
horses. address Hugh Malcolm, Be
midi, MINI.
Remember the s o'clock Sunda,
dinner at the Hotel Markham. Al
excellent menu, with the best of ser
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Clark o
Devils Lake, N. D., arrived in Be
midi last night for a short visi
here.
F. ]. Dunwoody, who lives on {
farm near Bass Lake, came in thi.
morning for short visit among the
local merchants.
Martin Satra, who looks after the
humping stations On the M. & I.
left last night for International Falls
on business for his company.
Miss Laura Peake of Bagley came
in last night and left this morning
on the Sank Center train for visit
with friends south of here.
Johnny Mcdonald of this city re.
turned this morning from Northome,
where he has been cruising for sew
eral weeks for private parties.
Fancy fruit for the convalescent
or the table at Peterson's.
G. w. Murphy left last evening
for short trip into the woods near
Kelliher where he viii cruise for the
Douglass Lumber company of this
city.
Miss Mildred Woodruff came in
this morning from Turtle River
where she is teaching school and
will visit next week at her home
here.
Richard Leet, the local represents
tive of the w. c. Church Lumber
went to Guthrie this morn
ing to inspect some poles and will
return this evening.
Miss Alice Dicaire, daughter of
?. M. Dicaire of this city, came in
this morning from Blackjack, where
she is teaching school, and will visit
during the Easter vacation at her
home here.
c. II. Gardner, the manager OF
the logging department of the Grand
Forks Lumber company, left last
evening for a final trip to his camps
near Blackjack to stow away the
outfits for the summer.
Miss Alice Mills of this city, who
S teaching the eighth grade in the
Walker schools, came up last ever
ng from the county seat of Cass
county and will visit during Easter
vacation at her home.
Easter eggs, dyes, rabbits, nests,
baskets, animals and novelties in
endless variety at Peterson's.
]. W. Boone, who recently resig ned
Is manager of the local branch of
he Fitger Brewing company to
accept position as auditor of that
company, went to Backus this morn
ng to move his household furniture
% this city.
Miss Nellie Shaw of Funkley, who
:aught in the Bemidji schools last
year but is located at Argyle, arrived
n the city last nigh bit on the midnight
rain from Argyle and spent today
listing with local friends while on
Ter way home.
Miss Helen Murray of Kelliher,
VINO is teaching in the public schools
It Grand Rapids, arrived in the CITY
asst night and spent today here
While on her return to Kelliher.
Miss Murray was accompanied by
Mrs. Dorrison of Grand Rapids.
Wanted--Second hand horse tent.
Address, stating price, size, condi-
ION, etc., H. M. Clark, Blackjack.
Mimi.
Miss Mary Tschumperlin. one of
he teachers in the Bemidji schools,
EFT this morning for St. Cloud. where
she will visit at her home during the
Easter vacation. Miss Tschumper-
IN was accompanied by Helen Lair.
he little daughter of ]. P. Lahr Of
his city, who will visit with her
grandmother for few weeks.
Theo. Gullickson, the local repre-
tentative of the Hamn, Rrau;-