The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Cure Mt Events.

A. B. Palmer sells the "Favorite. .
Bum T. Wilson, the Blackjack
attorney, was a visitor in the city
today. p j..
| J. T. Dolan came to the city last
night from Superior and spent the
day here on business. -
/ Albert Valliere and party Of
friends went to Portage lake this
morning to fish for bass. -
| For painting, papering and decor
ating leave your orders with RI
Martin, the pioneer decorator. 514
Mimi. Ave., or phone SO.
Ellen Boyce, sister of Mrs. C. H.
Hammond, returned this morning
to her home at Little Falls, after
having spent the past two months in
this city. -.
Andrew Jacobson nd James
Sturdevant came to the city this
morning from Tenstrike and met
with the grand jury, of which they
are members.
! w. H. Browning of St. Paul, the
travelling representative for b e
|Wyman-Partridge company, came to
the city this morning from trip up
north" and spent the day here.
| C. A. Roman, cashier of the new
First State Bank of Laporte, came to
the city last evening from Laporte.
He says that business opened up
nicely at the bank, which began
business last Monday morning.
J. LaMoure, Jr.. and wife came to
the city last evening from Smiley,
where they had been visiting wit b
Judson LaMoure, the father of J. A.,
Jr. They spent the night here and
left this morning for their home at
Pembina.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis and child left
this morning for Morris, Mimi,
where they will visit for week OF
ten days with friends. Mr.. Ellis is
now living in Montana, where he is
working at his trade as a barber.
His family will join him in the near
future.
Flows and slush scrapers at A. B.
Palmer's.
| ]. w. Robinson, travelling repre-
sentative for the R. L. Polk direc.
tory, spent last night in the city.
He came here yesterday evening
from visit at Spooner and Bau.
dettee and left this morning TO,
St. Paul, Mr.. Robinson states
that the new Polk directory will
| be issued next March.
| Ben Lyon of this city and Henry
Fray; formerly of Kelliher, left this
morning for Cottage Grove, Ore.
where they will engage in business
Ben is we'll known here and by his
straightforward business methods
has made many friends here. Mr.
Fray has been very popular at Kelli
her. No doubt the two boys will dc
we'll, out west.
! M. J. Lehman of Lakeville, MINI.
departed this morning for his home
after having spent the past three
days in this vicinity. Mr.. Lenihar
owns valuable farm at Wilton, anc
while he was at that place yesterday
he sold 1900 cords of wood tt
Charles Rogers of Wilton. Mr.
Lehman is an enthusiastic booster
for this section of the state.
/ Rev. George E. Platt, rector oil
the Episcopal church at Little Falls
was visitor in the city today, being
the guest of Rev. H. F. Parshall
Rev. Plat came to the city las,
night from International Falls anc
he and Mr.. Parshall went to Cas-
Lake this noon for brief visit.
They will return to Bemidji ant
probably spend the balance of til,
week here.
I C. E. Kreatz and family are to
day moving into their new home OF
Bemidji avenue The new residence
is of solid brick, is two stories high
with a splendid basement, and ha
all modern Improvements. MI
Kreatz is one of the leading con
tractors of this section and, in build
ing this home, has demonstrated, il
a substantial manner, his abiding