The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-27
Tho Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

R. ]. Poupore, the logger, came to
the city this morning from his head
quarters at Kelliher.
c. ]. Mealey came down this
morning from his home at Houpt
and spent today here on business.
E. T. Statcup and V. A. Palm and
wife are Denver people who have
been enjoying an outing in Bemidji.
H. M. Hamilton, the Iowa fnan-
cier, arrived in the city last even
ing for his usual yearly summer
outing here. = ri ,,.zs a.
Just received large consignment
of local raspberries, will sell them
reasonable by the quarter case. At
Stewards Confectionery. -
E. R. O'Connor left last evening
for Kelliher and will do some work
in that vicinity, running lines for
the Crookston Lumber company. He
expects to be absent for the remain
der of the present week.
James Lappen has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, whittier he went
last week, accompanying Mrs. lap
pen, whose health is not of the best.
Mrs. Lappen will remain at Rochest-
er for few weeks, taking treatment.
Rev. c. H. Shut, an Episcopalian
pastor of St. Paul, passed through
the city last evening on his way to
Tenstrike. He was accompanied
from this city by Mr.. Larson, who
is in charge of the local Episcopal
affairs.
Frank Hughes departed last even
ing for Blackjack and will enter
the employ of the Crookston Lum-
Der company at their hoist on Black
duck lake. Frank is an old hand
at this work and will give good
satisfaction.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Johnson
went to Farley last evening, in
response to telegram from w. T.
Blakeley, which urged his immediate
official presence at Farley, as some
emery cuss" was running amuck up
there and needed attending to.
J. H. Stair of Crookston, now
travelling on the road" for an arms
company, was visitor in the city
yesterday afternoon and last night.
Mr.. Stair is a fine trap shot and
may enter the gun club tournament
that is being planed to be pulled off
in Bemidji during the county fair.
There were twenty-four members
in attendance at the practice of the
Bemidji band last evening, which is
a splendid showing and forcibly
Indicates the interest which Prof.
Harry Masten, director of the band,
has worked up in the organization.
Such a showing is worthy of the
very best commentator and support
from our citizens.
L. P. Harrington, principal of
the Crookston School of Agriculture,
spent last night in Bemidji, leaving
this noon lover the delayed west
bound night train) for Crookston.
Professor Harrington came to the
! city last evening from several points
south of here, where he has acted
as instructor in agriculture at some
of the summer schools.
| State Senator S. D. Works Of
/ Mankato, who has much land inter
ests in northern Hubbard county,
came to the city yesterday afternoon
from Cass Lake, where he and his
family are enjoying an outing. Mr..
Works is using H. L. Hartley's
household, and the boat is anchored
on the lakeshore off Star Island, one
of the prettiest spots in the state.
VIII. Gemmell, general manager
of the M. & I. railway, and w. H;
Strachan, superintendent of the M.
& l.. came to the citylast evening.
occupying the private car So
which was attached to the regular
north-bound passenger train. They
left this morning for international
Falls, on a business trip. They
state that the business accorded the
night trains is keeping up finely anc
is exceeding expectations. -
Anyone wanting raspberries tc
ECan. call phone 1920. We will