The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-04
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

at Peterson's.
!. When in need Of 16-inch seasoned
wood, phone Falls & Cameron, mum
Der 374. .s..
! Miss Alice Hagadone returned Il
her home at Tenstrike last evening
after spending yesterday in the city
on business.
/ T.W. Manthey of Internationa
Falls spent last night in Bemidji
arriving here on the south-bounc
M & I. passenger train.
An experienced dress maker
solicits your fall work. Work done
to your satisfaction. Leave your
orders at 121 Mississippi Ave. ~
! w. T. Blakeley, the Farley logger
merchant, was among the north
country visitors who came to the
city this morning and spent today
here. ....- 4
! Noah Beauregard left last evening
for Kelliher to visit with his father
N. Beauregard, ST., who is employed
in a refreshment parlor at Kelliher
owned by Joseph Kenville.
c. O. Espe, the Shotley farmer,
came to the city this morning and
will 20 to Buena Vista to get his
| well-making machinery, which he
will use hereabouts for the balance
of the season.
Good positions are always awaiting
competent book-keepers and stenog.
raphers. Mankato Commercial Col.
lege will send you to a good position
as soon as you are ready. Here is
your chance. Don't throw it aside.
T. J. Welsh, general manager of
the T. J. Welsh Timber company,
arrived in the city last night from
International Falls and spent the
night and today here, consulting with
local people who are financially in
terested in his company.
Fred Hawkins, junior member of
the logging firm of Blake & Hawkins,
passed through the city this morn
ing from Blackjack on his way to
Minneapolis, where he will spend
next week, attending the fair and
looking after some business matters.
c. E. Battles, the local hardware
merchant who purchased the Jer-
rard stock, departed this noon for
Cass Lake. Mr.. Battles states that
his business is good-in fact, better
than he had anticipated when he
took hold of the store, some two
months ago.
William Eckstein left today for
Red Lake Falls, MIMI, where he
will enjoy a week or more of hunt
ing for chickens and ducks after the
season opens next Tuesday. Bill"
is true shot, and he will undoubt-
eddy get his full share of the
feathered game.
J. F. Hennessy has returned from
Glendive, Montana, where he has
been working on railroad contract
ing job. Jack" appears to have
strengthened up bit by reason of
his manual labors and is looking
fine. He is said to have done we'll
on his western trip.
A. w. Danaher started homeward
bound last evening toward Tenstrike.
but upon reaching the M. & I. depot,
ne found that he had forgotten an
important Grand and was compelled
to remain over until today before
returning to the "Strike."
Roger Spooner and Mrs. J. G..
Spooner were visitors in the CITY YES
terday, from Deer Lake. Mr..
Spooner states that his wife is i'm
proving from her recent illness,
which necessitated a serious opera
ton, and that he hopes soon to have
her about with him again.
Mrs. Joseph Malone and daughter
Lauretta have returned from Crook
ston, where they spent several days
visiting with old friends, Gregg
son of Mrs. Malone, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tomor-.
row evening, and will fill the posi-.
ton OF stenographer for E.. E.
Mcdonald. 80
All the Sunday papers,. Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning, at
Reterson'S.