The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22

Try our India Sun Dried' teas
SOC a pound. Phone 423, Bemidj
Tea Store.
E. E. Mcdonald was visitor a
Cass Lake yesterday, where he ha,
some legal business to look after.
P. J. McKeon, the M. & I
boarding man." came to the city
last evening from business trip t,
Brainerd. f.
| The Swedish Ladies' Aid Societ,
will meet at the home of Mrs
Thompson, 1O8 Irving avenue
north, Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Provisions and fancy groceries al
wholesale and in any quantities al
the Bemidji provision Co. Call anc
inspect goods and prices. 3O4-3rc
St. Phone 80.
A. c.. Ross, junior member O
the firm of Ross & Ross, passed
through the city this morning, going
from his headquarters at Kelliher t.
Walker, on a business mission.
Rev. T. S. Kolste, pastor of the
local Norwegian Lutheran church,
passed through the city this morn
ing from his farm home near Turtle
River to Laporte, where he presided
at Lutheran services which were
held at Laporte today. u
Charles Cassler, the cruiser and
timber estimator, returned last even
ing from Blackjack; coming to
Bemidj on the south-bound M. & I.
local freight train; and concluding
some business matters which de-
handed his attention at the Duck"
A change in the weather this
morning indicated the early approach
of some rather chilly atmosphere.
But then we haven't had any Indian
SUMNER" as yet; and cold weather
does not really set in, in this ban
ana belt" until way along in De-
cember.
c. A. Roman spent yesterday in
Laporte and returned to Bemidji
last evening. Mr.. Roman states
that the new. bank will be opened
for business at Laporte next Mon
day morning, when it is expecte d
that the business men of that enter.
prising village will give good support
to their local financial institution.
Albert Rheinhart of Grand Forks,
N. D., has been in the city the past
two days looking after some legal
matters in probate court. Albert is
the son of the late C.. A. Rheinhart,
who died at Grand Forks, and who
owned some property in this city.
The son is looking after the probat-
ing of the estate, hence his visit to
this city. It is likely that Mr..
Rheinhart will return to his home at
the FORK" tonight.
Experienced dressmaker solicits
your fall work. Satisfaction guar
Inquire Mrs. J. M. Staff
ford, III Mississippi avenue.
George Kirk went to Northome
this morning to look over the con-
ditions at his logging camps near
that place. He was accompanied
by Pat Butler, who acted as his
foreman last winter, and who: will
fill similar position. during the
coming logging season. Mr.. Kirk
engages quite extensively in logging
in the Northome district, where he
has two camps, aud his this seasons
work will be fully as large in scope !
as last years. 49,. |
William Mattson,. prominent
logger and contractor of Brainerd,
was a visitor in the city last night,
leaving for his home this morning. |
Mr.. Mattsen recently returned from !
Idaho, where he spent the larger !
portion of the past summer. He
logged on the Cormant river last |
season, for the Grand Forks Lumber |
company, cutting and banking some
100000 feet. Mr.. Mattson is an
Did friend and "side-kicker" of C.. A,
Gardner, the general manager for
the Grand Forks company.
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