The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Conunusd
Story Of
Current Events.

Millinery opening continues all
day Saturday at Wallsmith's.
Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M. & I. Railway, went to Kelliher
last evening on tour of inspection
of the road.
Try White Jacket.
Thomas Erwin, generel manager
for the BeItrami Elevator & Milling
company, went to BIackdnck last
evening on a business mission.
! Try our india Sun Dried" teas,
SOC a pound. Phone 423, Bemidji
Tea Store. If:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burce came
to the city from St. Paul yesterday
afternoon, by way of Duluth. They
left last evening for their home at
Kelliher. They spent the first three
days of the fair in the twin cities.
S. J. Smith came to the city last
evening from Lake George and left
during the night for Boone, Iowa,
where he has accepted situation as
constructor on the Fl. Dodge, Des-
Moines & Southern railway, and
where he is well known.
! A large line of carpets, rugs and
linoleum. O'Leary Bowser Co.
Charles Kinkele, now timber
buyer and cruiser for the Leech Lake
Lumber company (owners of the
sawmill at Walker), came to the
city last evening from Walker and
spent the night here looking after
some business matters for his
company.
| John Moberg is in St. Paul,
whether he went Yesterday to visit
the fair, for a couple of days.
John will get some pointers
on how to speed up'' bis auto, with
the intention of making a clean SWEEP
in the races of the Fair of 'O9,'
which will be held in this city mex
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
! Wanted, good girl for genera
house work. Inquire of Mrs. c.
j. Pryor, 421 Bemidji avenue.
/ ]. G. Fleming, telegraph operate,
at the tower for the M. & I. Railwa,
company, returned to the city las
:. evening from attending the state
fair. He passed on through t.
Funkley, where he remained unit
this morning, when he went on tt
International Falls for an added visi
of few days; before his leave O
absence expires. :.
! Lee Parvin, advance man for tina
; splendid show, I'm Wyoming,
spent yesterday in Bemidji and let
last night for points up north, O.
the M. & I. Railway. The In Wyo
ming" company comes directly t
Bemidji from Duluth, where the
play next Monday and Tuesda
evenings. The show has a fin
reputation, and no doubt will pleas
5 Bemidji theatergoers.
J; When in need of 16-inch seasone
wood, phone Falls & Cameron, nun
l. Der 374.
J. c.. Schultz, travelling audit<
r. for the M. & I. Railway, came to tn
city last evening from Laport
where he yesterday checked in"
! N. Larson as agent for the M. &
Mr.. Schultz spent last evening
- this city aud checked in" Lee L
| Gore as local cashier, to succeed
S. Long who will 60 to Kelliher al
| be installed as agent at that pla
| next Monday. Edward Renner
former employee of the C. N, Ra
way, succeeds Mr.. LaGore as mig
| ticket clerk. He assumed his ne
duties last night.
White Jacket stands the test.
: The Pioneer does not intentional
err in its news columns; and VIII
| apparent error creeps in Gas it mt
/ occasionally, even in the best
regulated families") we hasten
| explain. In printing the account
. the death of Mrs. Charles Mill
Wednesday,, we stated that RI
Deniston had charge of the servic
at the Bisiar & Murphy chapel. TT
y statement was an error, but t
i Pioneer is blameless in the matt
Mr.. Miller personally visited t