The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Christmas sale tomorrow at the
Armory. Christmas everywhere two
weeks from tomorrow.
Those wishing to purchase any Of
the Reed Indian pictures should
place their orders with Crippen &
Reese this week. Phone 173.
H. C. Stevens, lineman for the M,
g. I. Railway company, went tc
jenkins this morning to look ate,
some repairing at the M. & I. depot
at that place.
| Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
! M. & I. Railway company, went tc
I Brainerd this morning for the double
purpose of participating in the
masonic doings there tonight and
also to consult with the officials Of
the M. & l. Railway company.
Guy Monroe of Crookston, who is
clerking in Camp II, near Kelliher,
for the Crookston Lumber company,
came tothe city this morning, accom-.
panying" Sam Patneau, who was
injured yesterday afternoon and who
was brought to St. Anthony's hospi.
tai this morning..
L. P. Anderson: of the Itasca
Region Nursery of this city, went to
Shevlin yesterday afternoon to look
after some business interests which
he has in that vicinity. Mr.. Ander-
son owns large farm of much value,
near Shevlin, which he has been
cropping for several years.
John Sender, proprietor of the
Bemidji Tea Store, left last evening
for Kelliher on business connected
with his business establishment here.
Mr.. Sender has a good patronage
from out-of-town folks, and he
caters to the good will of both
town" folks and residents of
neighboring villages.
Such dear things" for the baby
can be purchased at the sale, Dec.
III.
Representative J. J. Opsahl has
returned from a visit to Duluth and
also to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Con-
corning his visit in the :Hawkeye
state, Mr.. Opsahl states that he was
interviewing several families with the
intention of selling them farm land,
in the..Shotley country, and also in
the vicinity of Farley and Turtle
River.
]. K. Stengland and 60. Moore,
of the logging firm of E. o. Moore &
Co., came to the city last night from
the north and spent the night here.
Mr.. Stengland had been at Interna-
tional Falls and Gemmell, while Mr..
Moore was just returning from the
camps at Hines. Mr.. Moore will 20
to Northome tomorrow. Moore 4
Co. are getting along nicely with
their logging, and Mr.. Moore states
that they already have cut and have
on skids some five million feet of
logs.
Frank Williams was arraigned
before Court Commissioner Slocum,
Wednesday evening, and his hear
ing was set for December 18th,
when he will answer to the charge of
larceny in the second degree. Will
liams was arrested Wednesday, being
charged with having at night
entered the building belonging to
Arthur Swanson and taken divers
goods and chattels of some consider.
able value. Bail for the appearance
of Williams in court on the 18inst.
was fixed in the sum of $500, in
default of furnishing which, Williams
was remanded in the county jail.
J. Peterson, Jr., has gone to Litch.
field, Mimi, where he went to be
present at the funeral and burial OF
the remains of his mother, Mrs. J.
Peterson, Sr. The elder Mrs. Peter.
| son died, at Minneapolis on the 9th
inst, and it was decided to take he,
body to Litchfeid for burial in the
family lot, alongside the body OIL
her husband, who died on Thanks
giving day, 1901. Mrs. Peterson
was 50 years of age. Mr.. and Mrs
Peterson have lived at Litchfeld TO,
the past forty years, and they and
their children were known to every
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