The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-16

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See Roger Martin for carriage and
sign painting. All kinds of interior
decorating. 514 MINI. Ave. Phone
49,. ~
William Gerlinger came to the
city this morning from his home
at. Spur 1867 and1tspentotbday here
on business: ~
tProsper~ Albees came to- thescity
this morning from his home near
Eavinia and bid on some timber at
the stumpage sale.
w. T:sBaEeley, the Farley logger,
came to the city 'this morning.: He
left this forenoon to visit his. camps
on the Wild, Rice river, south Of
Bagley. -.
F. S:fWhirrey; sbuttermakersfoE ths
Crookston' Creamery company spent
last night in the city, having come
down. fromSInternational Falls where
be had been on aobusiness trip. 3
J. w. Ross, the Grand, Forks
architect, spent LAST! night al Be
midi. MI. Ross has the contract
for the erecting of ao,larges building
at International; Falls, Hence his
visit to this section.
L. E. Libbeyy who"has the, Feon-
tract ofor:o installing the district
terminals in South :Bemidji,: came to:
the city this morning from, Minnes
apolis' to- :noteshow nworkSa was pro-
gressing over across the lake.
! R. ]. Hebert, who is working in
the logging camps near Kelliher' for
the ~Crookston Lumber company,
came to the city this morning and
will remain here until after: Christ.
mas, enjoying 4 holiday vacation.
Matt Fisher there's. only one:
original, Observation-Disclosures Matt)
came to the city this morning from
his home: at Funkley1 and was cir
culating9 among local business men
today. MFR. Fisher expectsato<return
to his home this morning. ;,
E. J.sDoyle;, az member of the
Figgie-D oyle2company Of Milwaukee,
was a visitorin the city. Mr.. Doyle
is again, 'naking'''th1seerritory after
an absence Of several years and is
personally acquainted with every
liquor dealer in northern Minnesota.
Nils Otterstad Of Turtle River,
who was for many months in the
employ Of the state auditor survey
ing and classifying the aso-calle d
swamp lands, "9c came down this
moring from: Turtle River and spent
the day here for the purpose Of in
terviewing State Auditor Iverson
and watching the timber sale.
Charles !Trondson, one of the
best of the many good fellows
at Blackjack; was among the north
country people who attended the
state stumpage sale at the conrt
house this forenoon. MIR. Trondsoonn>
but recently returned from North
Dakota, where: he was looking after
the sale of some lumber for his com.
pany.
g. Meyer Of ST. Paul. travelling
representative for the Eppstein Sons
company, was in the city today this
being his first appearance here since
the automobile accident at Wilton,
in which he sustained quite 4 severe
injury. Mi. Meyer is still somewhat
under the weather., as one, of his
ribs was broken pand he was other
wise badly shaken up. NJ
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: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.v,Rock, who
live on arfine farm id : the" Town of
Hammers, near Solway, were visitors
in Bemidji yesterday. '2@ Mrs. Rock
and son Left last mig ht for Spring
Valley, down in Fillmore county.
where they will visit with''relatives
and friends for three weeks to come.
Mr.. Rock is a member Of the town
board Of supervisors of hammers
township and has beer, quite promin-
emit in the affairs Of that township
for some yearstn past. He was q
caller Attic Pioneer office yesterday
and exchanged gossip. with%ye scribe.
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