The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-30
The Continued
Z Story Of
Current Events.

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| Birch wood. jack pine and tamarac
four foot and sixteen inch. Hayth
wood yard, rear of P. @. block.
]. Lloyd, photographer at Inter
national Falls. came down yesterday
morning for a brief business visit il
the city.
We have the best of fruit in
winter when it is scarce as well.as in
summer when it is plentiful and
cheap. Peterson's.
City Assessor ]. E. Cahill has re-
turned from ten days visit at his
old home in GAINESVILLE, in the south.
ern part of the state.
Mrs. Chris Heiren of this city
departed on the M. & I. passenger
train this morning for Brainerd to
visit over Sunday with relatives.
Jim Henderson and Benjamin
johnson were two Wilton visitors
in the city yesterday, returning
home on the belated afternoon train.
M. C.. Jennings, who deals in
cedar posts and ties at Fowlds,
spent yesterday on business in this
city and returned home on the Red
Lake train in the afternoon.
Otto Peterson, local representa-
tive of the L. K. Deal Lumber COM
pany, returned on this mornings
train from Gemmell, near where he
spent two days securing cedar for
his company.
c. H. Gardner, who looks after
the logging department of the Grand
Forks Lumber company, returned
to Bemidji this morning from few
days visit at the company's camps
near Blackjack.
Miss Alice Mills, daughter of
Harry Mills of this city, came in
last night from Walker, where she is
teaching the eighth grade of the
public schools, for a short visit at
her home in this city.
M. Blooston, manager of the Ber-
nan Clothing store of this city, ac-
;ompanied by his wife, left on this
Mornings south-bound passenger
rain for Minneapolis where they.
will visit few days at their former
lone.
Naish McKinnon, who owns a
refreshment parlor" in this city
md engages in logging in this
1lcinity, left on the south-bound M.
Z |. passenger train this morning
or Minneapolis on a few days bust
less trip.
A. B. Clair, whose home is at
Grand Rapids and who is engag ed
n the timber business at Northome,
;ame in from the latter village this
morning and left on the noon train
or the Rapids to spend Sunday
With his family.
F. S. Lycan, of the Markham
lotel, and A. P. White, president of
he Lumbermens National Bank of
his city, returned yesterday after
loon by way of Duluth from St.
'aul where they did some very effec-
i've work towards securing a sixth !
ormal school for northern Mime
ota.
1909 Diaries at the Pioneer Office.
J. A. Vessel, one of the we'll
nown commercial travellers in this
ection of the country and who is a
'ember of the State Game & Fish
commission, returned to the city|
lis morning from internationally
alls where he spent a few day, on
usiness for Vessel Brothers Of st.
aul,
Mrs. Fred Luken Of Brainerd, who !,
as been spending a few days on
usiness in this city, returned home
the M. & I. passenger train this
orning. Mrs. Luken was accom-.
anied by Miss Kirk, the little
Of George Kirk Of this city
no will visit few days at the Luken
ome.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Tremain.
no owned part interest in the
'tel at Big Falls which was burned
Gently, arrived in the city yester-
y morning and left on the west.
'und train in the afternoon for
onroe, Washington, where Mr.