The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS. |

Sweet cream, highest test, every
day now at Peterson's.
Sansone, one of the greatest
yiolinist, will be here June 18th,
keep date.
Miss Lolita Mattson of Turtle
River was doing some shopping here
today, coming down from her home
this morning.
Have you got that tired feeling!
"Uncaged Birds, Or Men and Matri.
mony," will give relief. Nj. E.
church Monday evening, June II.
w. H. Browning and Thomas
Erwin returned last evening from
Laporte, where they spent yesterday
looking after some business orders
and incidentally doing a fishing
stunt, which they greatly enjoyed.
John Adams, who has been
employed in the Bemidji Lumber
company's sawmill in this city, left
last evening for Turtle River for the
purpose of getting work in the Kelso
Lumber company's sawmill at that
place. 49,.
Chris. Espe, one of the pioneers
who own valuable farms in the
country tributary to Shotley, left for
Kelliher and Shotley last evening,
having spent yesterday in the city,
renewing old acquaintance and
transacting some business affairs.
All cold drinks at Peterson's.
Dick Stoef1er, who is filling the
position of head sawyer at Kelso
Lumber company's sawmill at Turtle
River, spent yesterday in Bemidji,
on account of the temporary shut
down at the mill, occasioned by the
shortage of logs. Dick" returned
to Turtle River last evening.
Anabel Hermes of International
Falls was Bemidji visitor yesterday
evening and last night. She was
accompanied by Miriam Cordes of
Alexandria, and they came to the
city yesterday afternoon from Duluth,
where they had been attending
school. Both departed for their
homes during the night.
Simon T. Considine of Blackjack,
chief of police at the Duck" spent
yesterday in the city, being witness
for the state in the case of the
State VS.. Gus King, who was on
trial yesterday on the charge of
having stolen a watch and some
money, at Blackjack, in April. Mr..
Considine returned to Blackjack
last evening.
All the Sunday papers and
magazines at Peterson's.
George Asplene, ex-county audi
tor of Hancock county, Iowa, came
to the city Thursday morning and
spent the time for the past two days
in this city, visiting with his old
time friend, Attorney John L. Brown,
who formerly resided in Iowa. Mr..
Asplene departed this morning fol
his Iowa home, having been well
pleased with his stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Lycan have
returned from Minneapolis, where
they attended the commencement
exercises of the University Of
Minnesota graduating class, of
which their daughter Donna was a
member. Mr.. Lycan states tina
the exercises were very good, and
that the class was the largest in
numbers which has yet graduated
from the IT,"
Stop that ad," said A. O. Akre,
who is conducting the Blocker
Hotel. I have had twenty applica.
tons from all kinds of cooks who
want to work for me, since I put
that three-line want in the Pioneer,''
said Mr.. Akre, who put a short want
ad in Thursday evenings Pioneer,
and returns were much larger than
Mr.. Akre figured on. He got his
cook, next morning after the want
appeared in the Pioneer.
Fancy fruit for the table or sick
room, largest assortment and finest
quality at Peterson's.
Nils Otterstad, who is now in the
employ of the state auditors Office