The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-23
Tho Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

last night in Bemidji.
! Ask to see the new advanced fall
dress goods and skirts. At Berman
Emporium. ...-
Mrs. M. Haeffner of Puposky
came to the city Wednesday and
remained here until today, visiting
with friends and incidentally wit
Messing the circus.
| Matt Fisher, a we'll known bust
ness man of Funkley, spent yester-
day calling on local friends and went
home last evening, after making a
successful sprint to catch the train.
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas, of the Stech.
man hotel at Tenstrike, accompanied
by her son, Roy, visited local friends
yesterday and had a pleasant sojourn
in the city, returning home on the
CVCn1uS Train.
J. T. Dolan. the Superior COM
mercial traveller, came to the city
last night and spent this forenoon
in Bemidji, leaving this noon for his
home at Superior.
Miss Laura Julien of Mime
apolis, who is the guest of her sister,
Miss Blanche of this city, and Miss
jamie Mills went to Walker this
morning to spend the day. They
will return this evening.
Mrs. A. L. HalI-Ouest (nee Miss
Shirley Knox arrived in the city
last night for a visit with relatives
and friends here. Mrs. Hail. Quest is
now resident of St. Joseph, NO.,
where MI. Hall-Quest is pastor of
the Presbyterian church.
E. E. Mcdonald, departed early
this morning for International Falls
where he has eight cases at the
present term of the district court for
Kooc hiching county, which is now
being held at the Fails" Mr..
Mcdonald expects to return next
Tuesday night.
Prof. Frank L. McVey, president
of the University of North Dakota,
this morning for Grand Forks. He
has been enjoying an outing at Grand
Forks Bay with Mrs. McVey and
the children at the McVey cottage.
He will probably return in a few
days to complete his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. French and
little son, Norman, who formerly
lived in Bemidji but are now resid-
ing at Blackjack where Mr.. French
is the proprietor of a drug store,
spent yesterday visiting friends at
their old home in this city, returning
to the Duck" on the evening train.
Superintendent w. w. Strachan
of Brainerd spent yesterday in
Bemidji attending to some local
business matters for the Minnesota
& International Railway company
and returned to Brainerd in his pri-
vate car last night, the car being
attached to the Yankee Robinson
circus train.
A. Olson, one of the well-known
residents of Blackjack, accompanied
by his good wife and family, came in
yesterday morning from the Duck"
and spent the day on pleasure in
the city. They returned home last
evening after having taken in" the
circus. Mr.. Olson did not think he
had been taken in" and said that
the circus was very good"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Mackenzie
of the Town of Maple Ridge were
among the country folk who came
to the city yesterday ito see the
circus" so Mac" said. w. R. is
laboring diligently to make a success
of the annual fair of 'O9, which will
be held in Bemidji on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 1851,
and he was much put out by report
which had been circulated by some
unprincipled person to the effect
that there would be no fair this fall.
/ j.. H. Scribner, a prominent at
torney of Walker, came up from his
home last evening and spent the
night here. He appeared before
Judge Stanton in chambers today
in the matter of co-warrantoproceed
ings against Edward O'Donnell,
wherein an attempt is made to re.
move O'Donnell from the office Of
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