The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-15
Tho Continued
Story Of I:
Current Events.

B. B. Lindegren Of Black duck was
a guest at the Markham Hotel yes
Iterday.
New IS lawn mower for 81 if
taken at once. v. Z. Ellis at
Pioneer office.
Miss Ruth Wightman went to
Blackjack last evening where she is
organizing a music class.
1 Miss Mary Ray Of Merriam Park
arrived in the city last evening and
will spend the summer at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Ike Black.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Varclay,
of the State Sanitorium at Walker,
came up from the Cass county seat
yesterday evening and spent the
might here.
Mrs. John r. Stewart went to
Blackjack last night to look after
the final arrangements for the ex-
change Of her music scholars to
another party.
0. S. Quale and son of Foy post
office, northwest Of Kelliher, passed
through Bemidji last evening on
their way home from Mandovia,
Wis, where they visited at Mr..
Quale's old home.
George Elliot, one Of the prom
inent business men of international
Falls, came down last evening on
the 1880 train from the boundry
town for visit among local bust
ness acquaintance.
Miss Terry Of Slayton, Mimi,
who taught school in Park Rapids
the past winter, returned to her
home last evening, after having
visited in this city for a week as the
guest of Mrs. Wagner.
John Reiss, travelling representa-
tive for the Reiss Bottleing Works
of Shakopee Wis., spent last night
in Bemidji. Johnny" has many
friends hereabouts with whom he is
renewing auld" acquaintance.
Sam Cone, the irresponsible agent
for booze emporium, came to the
city yesterday and left last evening
for Funkley. He stated that there
would be suffragette meeting at
Funkly, in which he was taking
vital interest.
J. E. Schultz, travelling auditor for
the M. & /. railway company, passed
through the city last evening from
Brainerd to Tenstrike on business
trip. This is. the first time Mr..
Schultz has been on the road from
Brainerd for the past six weeks.
Professor and Mrs. Harry Masten
and Harry Cell of this city furnished
music Saturday evening for we'll
attended dance which was given at
the Grant Valley hall few miles
from Bemidji. The music was ex-
cellent and everyone present enjoyed
the dance.
SanS0ne, one of the greatest
vi0linist, will be here June 10Th,
keep date.
Joe Wagner and Frank Moore of
this city departed this morning for
St. Paul, where they will attend the
meeting of the grand lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
as representatives of the Bemidji
lodge. The meeting will be held at
ST. Paul this week.
DR.. F. S. Tincher, who very ably
lectured in this city last evening on
the subject, " Uncaged Birds, or
Men and Matrimony," departed on
the night train for Northome where
he will lecture this evening. DR..
Tincher was accompanied by Rever-
erend Deniston of this city.
Erton Cell, son of II. C. Cell, ST.,
of this. city and who is very popular
among the young people of Bemidji,
has returned to Virginia, on the iron
range, where he is mail carrier for
the Virginia postofice. Erton likes
Virginia but thinks there is no place
like Bemidji and has just enjoyed a
two weeks vacation at his old home
and renewing acquaintance here.
He took the civil service examina-
tons last summer and was appointed
to a vacancy at Virginia, where it
is reported that he has been giving
excellent satisfaction.
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