The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-15
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

Mrs. M. A. Spooner is visiting
friends at Deer Lake this week.
! G. E. Battles, the local hardware
man who succeeded E. HI. Jerrard,
came to the city yesterday afternoon
from Cass Lake.
William Lennon came down this
morning from Kelliher and left this
afternoon on a business trip to
Thief River Falls.
Have you a position .? Do you
want to keep it and at the same
time learn shorthand? If so inquire
at 100 Irving avenue, S., for particu-
lars. ,-..... .. -.
Mrs. G. V. Thomas, landlady of
the Hotel Stechman at Tenstrike,
came down from her home this
morning and spent today in the
city. -
Mayor Pogue and John Moberg
have gone to St. Paul, where the
mayor intends to purchase a Ford
automobile, and the two will return
to Bemidji, overland, with the
machine.
A. Burke "chaperoned' a party
who left this morning for two days.
fishing expedition to Portage lake.
They took big family" boat with
them and will undoubtedly have a
splendid time catching black bass.
Mrs. w. H. Shoemaker, wife of DR..
Shoemaker of the St. Cloud normal,
and daughter Isabel, departed this
morning for their home, after having
visited in this city for the past two
weeks as the guests of Mrs. Shoe
makers sister, Mrs. A. P. White.
George Flemming left last evening
for Duluth and from there will go to
Staples for a brief visit, at the con-
clusion of which he will leave for his
home at Billings, Montana. Georges
visit here was altogether too brief to
suit his friends. Mrs. Flemming will
remain for several days before con.
Guiding her visit and returning home.
Rev. Fred Smith of Redby and
Rev. Wilkin of Twin Lakes, Mimi,
were visitors in the city yesterday,
having come down from Redby,
where Rev. Wilkin had been visiting
with Rev. Smith. Both gentlemen
went to Lengthy yesterday afternoon
for visit. They are full-blood
Chippewas and are Episcopalians.
Carpenters: Wanted for Great
Northern railway company work at
Willmar. Anderson & Johnson,
Telephone 147.
Frank Summers, the ball player
who Jumped" from the Northwest
ern Canada League, and who played
with the Bemidji baseball team in
the games with Superior here July
18th and 5th, is now playing third
base for the Duluth team of the
Observation-Disclosures League, and is
heading the batting list. Summers
is fast ball player, but is one of the
worst crabs" in the profession, no
manager being able to get along
with him for any length of time.
| Attorney P. J. Russell returned
last night from International Falls,
where he had been to attend term
of court for Koochiching county,
which was called to convene Tues
'day. Mr.. Russell states that court
was opened Tuesday morning, but
lbecause of the celebration incident
to the ceremonies of the laying Of
the cornerstone of Koochiching
icounty's new court house, court ad
journed until Wednesday morning
Judge c. w. Stanton presided at
the term of court and yesterday
was spent in hearing motions anc
! charging the grand jury. The Crane
jury is now considering the Kenvillt
arson case, Joseph Kenville having
been held to the grand jury to ans
wer to the charge of arson in con
nection with the burning of hous'
which he owned at Rainier.
! Maxam and Sights Comedian
J still hold the boards of the audi
forum afternoon and evening anc
draw splendid audiences. Las
levening their production of ''Th,
Inventor" was very creditable one
and the manner of presenting it +: