The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-08
The Continued
Story OF
curr ut Events.

R. ]. Poupore, the logger, came to
the city last night and spent today
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastlund and D. II.
Booth were Grand Forks people who
came to Bemidji last night.
H. T. Shuefelt, now a resident of
Anoka, but who lived in this city at !
one time, is visitor in the city.
Attorney John F. Gibbons returned
this morning from Duluth, where he
spent yesterday on legal business.
o. F. Peterson of Big Falls came
to the city last night and returned
home on the early-morning M. & I.
passenger train.
! o. A. Lee of Akeley spent last
night in the city, coming up from
his home on the evening train,
returning home this morning.
| J. T. Dolan, he of the religious
disposition, came to the city last
night from towns west of here, where
he had been soliciting orders for the
Twohy- Eiman company of Duluth.
/ P. C. Allen of Crookston, superin-
tendent of Northern division of the
Great Northern railway, was visitor
in the city yesterday, comforting
|, with E. F.. Chamberlain, local agent
for the G. N.
E. w. Hallet, a prominent resi-
> dent of Pequot, came to the city
! last night to look after some bust
ness matters. Mr.. Hallet is one of
5 the pioneer settlers of Cass county
and has been very prominently
identified with the business affairs
of that county.
=, T. J. Brennan of Akeley, deputy
sheriff of Hubbard county, was
t among the out. of.town visitors who
spent last night in Bemidji. Mr..
, Brennan is one of the solid and sub
stantial pioneers of Hubbard county
$ and is also one of the most popular.
, He returned to Akeley this morning.
, T. J. Nary of Park Rapids, the
: general manager for the Pillsbury
Logging company of Minneapolis,
). came to the city last evening from
, his home at Park Rapids and spent
n the night here. Mr.. Nary departed
: this morning for Laporte, to look
t after some timber in which his com
r pany is interested at that place.
O. E. Lundberg, clerk of school
e district No. 121, Town of Eland, is
a a visitor in the city today anu
;, will remain over tomorrow that he
e may attend the school officers meet
s ing. Mr.. Lundberg says that his
J. district, which was recently organ
k lied, is erecting a new school build
ing with all modern conveniences,
# to cost $1,000.
p George Schoneberger of Park
n Rapids, state fire ranger for Hub
r. bard, Cass and Todd counties, cam'
e to the city last evening from Park
q Rapids and spent the night here. He
q left this morning over the M. & I
south-bound train for points il
northern Hubbard county, where he
IS will investigate the cause of some
n recent fires in that section.
u ]. Bisiar, the piano man, departee
10 this morning for Walker, where h
y spent today. He intends goin
10 north to Laporte this evening and t
!. continue his trip northward to Mizpa
- on tomorrow mornings train AM
eventually returning to Bemidji abou
re day after tomorrow. Joe" is a
If exceedingly strenuous individual an
~ he covers a whole lot of territor
es when he is out on his business trips
y William Lennon, one of the mos
III loyal and mostprogressive of Beltran
e county's citizens, came to the cit
~ this morning and spent today her
* on business. Mr.. Lennon is one G
. the pioneers who has watched tn
n, clearing of the wooded sections c
w. the country and the transformatio
s. of the wilderness into progressiv
~ villages and cities and well-to-d
Mt farming communities. He state
IS that the 500 engineer has not show
,g up yet in Kelliher, but prophesie
al that the whistle of the 500 iro1
Ie horse" will be heard, not very ia
ne flOm Kelliher. ere another wear roll