The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08


coffee do not forget the Bemidji Tea
Store, Phone 423.
FL. Dunwoody, who resides neal
Bass Lake, returned home Saturday
night after spending the day OF
business in this city.
Nels Otterstad, the postmaster al
Turtle River, spent Saturday on bust
ness in this city and returned home
on the evening train.
Oscar Johnson of Turtle River en-
joyed short pleasure visit in the
city Saturday and returned home or
the M. & I. train Saturday evening
P. N. Brondby, prosperous
farmer living near Bass Lake, re-
turned home Saturday night after
spending the day among the mer.
chants In this city.
Regular meeting of the city
council this evening. Probably
will be an interesting meeting, with
the mayors message and other
business of Importance.
Oliver Erickson of Littlefork en-.
joyed short combined business and
pleasure visit in the city Saturday,
returning home on the M. & I. pas.
senger train in the evening.
Mrs. ]. G. Morrison, Jr., of Red
Lake came in Saturday morning and
spent a few hours shopping among
the local stores. She returned home
Saturday afternoon on the Red Lake
train. H..
Miss May Keefe came over Satur-
day afternoon from her home at Cass
Lake and visited with Mrs. A. G..
Rutledge until Sunday noon, return.
ing home on. the C. N. passenger
yesterday.
Ole Anderson, proprietor of the
Lakeshore hotel in this city, re-
turned on the M. & I. passenger
train Saturday night from Laporte,
where he spent a few days on
business,
Reverend Astwood, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Big Falls,
returned home Saturday evening
on the M: & I. train after enjoying
a days visit with Reverend White
of this city. ...-
Mrs. James Halliday and Miss
Irene Crowell of this city went to
Turtle River Saturday evening on
the M. & I. train and spent Sunday
with relatives, returning to Bemidji
this morning.
Charles Jacobson of Tenstr1ke
came in Saturday morning and
secured a fine deer's head which he
had mounted by one of the Local
taxidermists, returning home on the
evening train.
R. c. Hayner of Tenstrike re.
turned home Saturday night on the
north-bound passenger train, afte,
visiting a day with friends in this
city and attending to few loca'
business matters. - !, y
: w. K. Knight of this city, scale
inspector for the Bemidji Lumber Co.,
departed Saturday evening on the
north-bound passenger train for
Northome to look after some work
for his company.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodman and
Mrs. Washburn Of this city returned
Saturday evening on the M. & I
passenger train from Minneapolis
where they have been enjoying q
short visit with friends and relatives
Charles Swedback, who is engaged
in the wet goods" business in thi:
city, went to Big Falls Saturday
evening to make preparations fol
moving his family to Bemid il. Mr..
Swedback returned on this morning..
train.
Harry c. billiard Of Reynolds, N
D., arrived in the city Saturday moor
and left on the evening train fo
International Falls to assume til,
duties of assistant cashier in tn,
International State Bank at til,
border town.
Paul Lawrence, one Of the hote
keepers at Big Falls who was badl,
burned there about two months ag,
and later brought to the St. An
thongs hospital in this city, wa
sufficiently recovered Saturday. iron