The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current EVENT..

Try our No. 81 Fl coffee and oui
India Sundried teas, Bemidji Tea
Store, Phone 423.
John Gilstad, the Town of Summit
farmer, was a business visitor in
Bemidji today, having come down
from his home this morning.
The C. E. society will: give a
Halloween social in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, Oct. 20.
Everybody Come spend wi US a
happy NIGHT, and crack joke
thegither." s@.
! Willie Naylor, returned last even.
ing from Wadena, where he. spent
several days, visiting with his mother,
Mrs. E. L. Naylor, and other rela-
tives. Willie is now assistant press.
man in the Pioneer Printery, and
he is making a fine employee. 81 E:
Claude Richie left last evening
for 'Kelliher, near which place he
will work on "a hoist which the
| Crookston Lumber company is in.
stalling, according to Claude. He
expects to.be at Kelliher all winter,
in the employ of the Crookston
people. .es
The Episcopal Guild will meet
with Mrs. D. L. Stanton on Thurs:
day afternoon at2 O'Clock. ..,..
Professor A. P. Richie, superin
tendent of the Bemidji City sch ools,
departed this morning for Mime.
apolis to participate in the annual
meeting of the State Educational
association, which convenes to.
morrow. The superintendent OF
the state meet tonight and Mr..
Richie left day ahead of time
in order to be at the meeting OF
the superintendent this evening.
N. Beauregard, accompanied by
his sons, Moses and Noah, came to
the city this morning from his home
at Kelliher. They spent the day
here on business and they visited
the ST., Anthony's hospital, where
! David Beauregard, another son of N.
Beauregard, is ill with typhoid fever.
Word from the hospital this forenoon
| is to the effect that David is improv
ing and indications point to- his
speedy recovery from the effects oil
the fever.
George Newton, who has been a
prominent resident of Funkley for
several years past, came to the city
this morning from his home. He
looked after some business matters
here and left this afternoon fol-
Fosston, near which place he will
visit with his brother, John Newton
one of the pioneer residents of the
Thirteen Towns" district. George
lived at Fosston at one time and
still has a large number of friends at
that place. =.
A good lot of wood heaters al
bankrupt prices at Given Hardware
Company's Store. 5.
John Spooner came to the city
yesterday from his home at Dee
Lake and spent several hours here,
leaving last night for Chicago
where he had some business matters
to look after. John tells of a recent
operation performed on Roger
Spooner, his father, whereby seve1a
gall stones were removed. The
elder Spooner is recovering nicely
from the operation, and John think:
his father will soon be about again,
as strong as ever. ...:
w. L. Prebble, who is first right
hand man." for Charles H. Gardner
general north-country manager fol
the Grand Forks Lumber company
went to Blackjack alastevening on q
business mission. Mr.. Prebble
stated that the Grand Forks com
pany has established logging camps
at point about five miles east Of
the Duck" where there will be cut
this winter some three million feet Of
timber for the Grand Forks company
Mr.. 'Prebble went out to the camps
last night to note how matters were
progressing there. ...