The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-27

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visitor in Bemidji last night.
Ten dollars buys good wood
heater at the Given Hardware Store.
F. E. Williams came to Bemidji
yesterday afternoon from Grand
Rapids and spent the night in Be-
midi. ---.'
Mrs. Vim. Burce spent yesterday
in Bemidji with local friends and
returned to her home at Kelliher
last evening.
DR.. E. H. Smith of this city re-
turned last evening from a profess
sional visit to Minneapolis, whittier
he went Sunday evening. ~. =
Theodore Gullickson, the popular
general agent in this section for the
Hamm Brewing company, went to
Blackjack last evening to replenish
the needs of the users of the Hamm
products at that place. :-.s
G.. E. Lehman was Grand Rapids
visitor in Bemidji yesterday after
noon and last evening coming to
the city from the Rapids" yester-
day afternoon and registering as
guest at the Hotel Markham.
If you smoke Tom Godfrey cigars
you are sure to get the best. They
are strictly hand made and are made
out of the best and most select
stock on the market. Blue label on
every box. Bemidji Cigar Co.
George Kirk, the logger, and who
presides over the deliberations of
the Bemidji city council, went to
Kelliher last evening to look after
some business matters in connection
with his logging operations near
Northome, where he will cut a
large quantity of timber this winter.
Mr.. Kirk will return to Bemid il to-
morrow morning.
T. R. Symington, who sells the
'foaming stuff" for the Minneapolis
Brewing company, went Turtle River
last evening and sold quantity of
the Minneapolis folks best brew to
Larkin & Dale, who retail refresh
ments at Turtle" Mr.. Symington
returned to Bemidji last night, and
was "on deck" here bright and
early this morning, looking for more
business in his line.
Mr.. O'Neil of St. Paul, state in
spector of public weighing. scales,
came to Bemidji last evening and
spent the night here. Mr.. O'Neil
inspected the scales used by the
M. & I. Railway company, at North
Bemidji," and left this morning for
International Falls, to inspect the
weighing scales at that point, there
being no other scales along the line
of the M. & l. between Bemidji and
International Falls.
See the wood heaters for $1,000 at
the Given Hardware Company's
store.
The chill of this morning has been
a reminder to our citizens that the
First of November is close at hand
and that slight frigidity may be
expected at most any time now, with
the result that storm windows have
been going on at a lively rate today
and preparations generally made for
colder temperature. However, it is
not likely that anything like winter
atmospheric conditions are due as
yet.
Charles Kinkele, ex-mayor of
Walker, but who is now very promi=
nently identified with the Leech
Lake Lumber company at Walker,
came to the city last evening on a
business mission for his company.
Mr.. Kinkele was here for the pur-
pose of consulting with John Mo-
berg, who will cut some five million
feet of timber for the Leech Lake
company, all of which is located
near Wilton, and which will be
sawed into dimension stuff" at the
Walker sawmill, next season.
Storage at reasonable rates, in
quire at 314 Minnesota Ave.