The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-23
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

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L. Whittimore, nephew of Mrs. G.
A. Walker, returned to Walker last
night after visit here at the Walker
home.
L. M. Letendre, A. D. Hovey and
Cyril Duff came over from Cass
Lake yesterday afternoon and wit
messed the ball game.
P. ]. McKeon, superintendent of
the M. & I. boarding cars, came to
the city Saturday evening from a
business trip to Brainerd. "
Clip Manter returned Saturday
evening from Brainerd, where he
had been to visit with his parents.
ellis" father is the law partner of
Hon. S. F. Alderman. = =.
Charles Morrison of Red Lake
spent yesterday in the city, coming
down from the agency. for the pur.
pose of seeing Charles and Louis
Roy play ball with Cass Lake.
Miss Leola DeRocher of Brainerd,
sister of Mrs. Albert Halvorson, ar.
rived in the city from Brainerd, Sat.
urday evening, and will visit for a
week or more at the home of Mrs.
Halvorson.
A. M. Wells, cashier at the Great
Northern depot in this city, spent
yesterday in Blackjack on business.
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Hazel, who expects to teach a
term of school at the duck"
William O'Neil of Cass Lake, sup.
erintendent of logging on the Cass
Lake Indian reservation, was among
the visitors yesterday who watched
the free-for-all at the ball park. He
said nothing, but his broad smile
was exceedingly expressive.
J. K. Stengland, member of the
logging firm of E. O. Moore & Co.
came to the city Saturday Afternoon
from a business trip to Deer River.
He left Sunday morning for Black
duck, to join E. 0. Moore in looking
over some timber which the Moore
company will log at that place this
fall and winter.
| Arthur Ittner, the big, good-na
tured giant who manipnlates tn.
types and presses for Judge Ives or
the Cass Lake Times, was in the city
yesterday with the other Cas-
Lakers and derived considerable
satisfaction from the walloping'
which the visitors gave our repre-.
sentatives on the diamond.
J. F. Herman, the popular cler]
in the Lumbermans National ban
went to Kelliher Saturday evening
and Sundayed with old friends a
that place. Joe" has many friend:
at Kelliher, and yesterday he &C
companied several of them to Rec
Lake on a pleasure jaunt from KEEL
liner. He returned home this morn
ing.
w. T. Blakeley, the Farley me1
chant-logger, spent Saturday in Be
midi and returned to his home Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Blakeley state'
that the insurance adjusters ha'
not yet put in an appearance t.
adjust the loss which he sustaine,
at Farley more than a week ago
through the loss of his general store
warehouse, stocks of goods, etc.
Thomas Sheehy, a pioneer residen
of Cass Lake who. has more recent,
resided at Bena, came to Bemidj
this morning and spent part of toda.
here. Tom" was arrayed in ar
immaculate collar and white tie and
there be suspicion that he was in
this vicinity for some purpose othel
than business. He refused to stat.
what was the thusness of the VIII,
and remarked that the rain woule
break the dry spell. Sly one--that
Tom.
| l.. H. Burns, whom everyone
around Cass Lake knows best as
! Lutte" came over from Cass Lake
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs
Burns. Lutte" had charge of the
ball team, and it is asserted that il
was owing to a rabbits foot which
he carries about with him that his
players were enabled to give us
such an unmerciful drubbing,