The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-09

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Albert Kleven, the local Farmers
Land Co. man." left last evening fol
Blackjack with the intention of
going east of that place to look over
some land and timber.
Edward Foster, the Minneapolis
commercial traveller, spent yesterday
in the city visiting at the home Of
his father, E. A. Foster and other
relatives and friends in the city.
Many Use" Oil in Il pint bottle,
Csc.
L. d. Libbey, the contractor who
has been installing the new district
terminals for the M. &. T.. Railway
company, came to the city this
morning from his home at Mime
apolis, where he spent Sunday.
B. B. Lindgren, "man-catcher"
for the ]. A. Irvine Company, spent
yesterday in Bemidji and left last
evening for his home at Blackjack.
B. B: is getting his share of men
these days for the tall timber"
w. H. Wye, the independent log.
ger who has done very we'll in this
section, went up north" last even
ing to look after his interests in the
vicinity of Kelliher. He is also
logging near Blackjack this winter.
FIR C. Sorenson of Grand Forks, who
is in charge of the Grand Forks
office of the St. Hilaire Lumber com
pany, came to Bemidji Sunday night
and spent yesterday in the city con-
sulting with L. E. Frost, local mana
ger of the St. Hllaire Lumber COM
pany. 1
A. H. Watson of Nebish was a
visitorrin the city yesterday. Mr..
Watson states that he drew No.
6792<in the recent government draw
ing forlands on the Cheyenne Stand.
ing Rock Indian reservation, and he
considers his chances excellent for
a good claim.
p. New steam heated rooms for
rent in O'Leary.BoWser block.
Inquire O'Leary. BoWser Go. 81
M. E. Ibertson, county coroner,
left last evening for Kelliher and
from that place, intended going out
into the country near Eland post
Office for the purpose of Investigate
ing the death of the Wilson boy who
was shot by his brother, in the
woods near Eland.. . sE
Henry Stechman and wife went tc
Tenstrike last evening on com.
bined business and pleasure trip.
They lived at Tenstrike for many
years before coming to Bemidji, and
they occasionally 20 up to the, place
to look after the business interests
which Mr.. Stechman still retains
at that point and also to renew theil
acquaintance.
T. J. Nary, the general north.
country manager for the Pillsbury
company, went to Tenstrike last
evening on business for his firm,
remaining there several hours and
returning to Bemidji last night.
Mr.. Nary went to Grand Rapids
last night, to look after some timber
interests which the Pillsbury people
have at that point.
DR.. Howard Lancaster and son,
Hugh, of St. Paul will arrive in the
city this evening and, accompanied
by E. E. Mcdonald, will 60 to the
head waters of Tamarack river, near
the home of Uncle" Frank Lyon,
where they will hunt deer and moose
for the next two weeks or more.
These gentlemen have hunted big
game in this county every year for
the past five years and they have
always had splendid success.
ri "Many-Use" Oil makes sewing
machines run easily. 2 OF. spout
oiler, 1Oc. g.. -@
H. A. Storlie of ,Langdon, N. D.,
clerk of court of Cavalier county,
came to Bemidji yesterday on a
business trip. He was met in this
city by Nils Otterstad of Turtle
River, an old friend, with whom
he spent most of the day, leaving
last evening for Turtle River to
spend the night with Mr.. Otterstad
at the latter's home. Mr.. Storlie
was one of the very first people to