The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-16

taken at once. V. L. Ellis a
Pioneer office.
c. E. Bradley of Minneapolis re
turned home this morning, afte
enjoying brief visit with friends in
this city.
H. F. Brown, the cigar manu-
facturer of Crookston, came owe
last night to dispose of some of hi
brands of the weed in Bemidji.
H. r. Trask of this city went te
Blackduck last evening on business,
expecting to return home on tn,
M. & I. freight train this afternoon
Miss Tenney of this city went t
Blackduck last evening, where sh,
will visit with her sister, who il
teaching school near the Duck
A. w. Danaher went to Tenstrikt
last evening on his way to his lum-
Der camps, where he will spend a
few days looking after some. logs
J. Bisiar, of the Bemidji Music
House, went to Tenstrike last even
ing to deliver a piano which he sold
and returned to Bemidji on the 1876
train. ~
Claude McIyer, the little son ot
K. McIver of this city, went to Far
ley last evening, where he will visit
a few days as guest at the home
of I. G.. Haycraft.,
Mrs. A. P. Ritchie and little sor
Harold of this city returned last
night from St. Cloud, where they
have been spending several weeks
at Mrs. Ritchie's old home.
Miss Selma Whiting of this city
went to Blackduck last evening fol-
few days. visit with her father, who
is member of the Northern Pine &
Cedar company of Blackduck.
J. T. Dolan, one of the popular
drummers" who often make" Be.
midi, went to Tenstrike last even.
ing on business for his Superior firm
and returned to the city this even
ing.
John Hakkerup, who owns a
photograph gallery at Deer River,
returned home yesterday noon,
after enjoying a short visit with
his brother Nels Hakkerup of this
city.
]. ]. Opsahl, the state representa-
tive for the Sixty-frst Legislative
district, came over this morning from
his summer home at Lavinia to at.
tend to some business matters in
Bemidji.
S J. Poupore, who logs cedar in
the vicinity of Kelliher, passed
through Bemidj il this morning on his
way to Minneapolis to dispose of a
quantity of cedar which he has at
Kelliher.
Mrs. George Tanner returned tt
Minneapolis this morning, after Wis
iting a few days with friends at bel
old home in this city. Mrs. Tan.
ner's son Lloyd, will remain in
Bemidji during the summer months
]. C. Schultz, travelling audito,
for the M. & I. railway, came ur
from Brainerd last evening anc
spent few hours in Bemidji, leaving
on the $40 train this morning fol
Blackduck to check over the agent
there.
A. P. Reeves, who owns a fine
dairy farm in the Township o1
Hagali, near Tenstrike,. returned
home last evening after coming to
Bemidji and making arrangements
to ship his cream to Melges Bros.
creamery. -s& d.
Roy K. Bliler, the county sur.
-veyor, left last evening for KeIliher
on his way to Shotley township,
where he has been employed to run
the lines for some town roads. Mr.,
Bliler expects to be gone about four
or five days. -.
Miss Donna Lycan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Lycan of this
city, returned last evening from
Minneapolis, where she has Just
graduated from the college o1
science, literature and arts at the
State University. ..-..s..
The north-bound passenger train,
which goes through BemidJi at