The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-28
White Jacket at Roe & Marku.

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sen.
Claude Richie and John Taylor.
went to Blackjack last evening on
a business mission.
Judge Spooner went to Kelliheri
last evening. on a Professional trip,
returning to the city this morning.
C. L. Kingsbury Of Park Rapids
was business visitor in Bemidji last
evening. being registered as a guest
at the Hotel Markham.
Judge B. F. Wright came to the
city last evening from his home at
Park Rapids and is presiding at the
term of the district court.
Mrs. F. B. Merrill of Cass Lake
was visitor in the city yesterday
afternoon and evening, returning to
her home on the night train. :
Mrs. M. Malone and Mrs. J. c..
Sim went to Grand Forks yesterday
to attend the funeral of Dennis
Malone, father of the late M. Malone.
Attorney Ralph A. Stone, mem
Der of the legal firm of Spear & Stone
of Grand Rapids, was visitor in
the city yesterday afternoon, appear
ing for some clients in case heard
by Judge Stanton.
A.E. Foston- and wife of Mizpah
came to the city yesterday afternoon
from Cass Lake, where they had
been to appear before the U. S. land
office. They left this morning for
their home, up north.
Miss Nellie Lunney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunney of Cass
Lake, and Miss Marie Tapley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Tap
LEY also of the Lake," came over
from Cass Lake yesterday afternoon
and spent the evening in the city,
returning home on the C. N. night
train.
| Edison records for October, now
on sale at N. w. Music Co.
| MI. and Mrs. E. A. Foster, form.
erly of Portland, Oregon, spent part
of yesterday in, Bemidji, looking
over the city with the intention Of
locating here permanently. They
left this morning for Mizpah to visit
with relatives. They will return tc
Bemidji and it is likely that they
will start rooming house here.
| William Noble, the Thief River
homesteader who is "miyed up,
every little while with the game and
fish commission and its wardens,
was a visitor in Bemidji yesterday,
returning to his home, via Black.
duck. last evening. Just what
bill" has been up to" now. is not
known, but it is barley possible tina
he was here on private matters
} Anyhow, he is quite hunter, ane
usually gets what game he goe
: after.
F. G.. Stromgren, formerly o
5 Warren, has decided to make Be
= midi his home and has moved her
: with his family. Mr.. Stromgren i
solicitor and collector for the circula
ton department of the Minneapoli
Tribune and he will now hav
charge of the territory adjacent t
Bemidji, which includes the M. &
railroad from Bemidji to Inter
national Falls and the. Canada,
Northern from Fort Francis to Wal
road, and he will make Bemidj
$ his headquarters. Mr.. Stromgre
e is a hustler, and no doubt he wi
= do good service for the Tribune.
q" Hon. S. F. Alderman of Brainerc
D state senator from the Forty-eight
district, and one of the efficient a
u torneys of that district, came t
y the city last evening, having som
Illegal matters to look after at til
If present term of court being held herr
r and which was reconvened this morr
l. ing. Senator Alderman, like all othe
is members of the legislature who wei
IS personally acquainted with the lat
a. Governor Johnson, admired hin
" and the Senator paid fine tribu,
e to his memory, in referring
d the death of the governor, Will
l. talking to the Pioneer man la
evening. d..