The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-05
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


For sale-Six room house and
two lots 7O6 Minnesota Ave.
Phone 27l.
David Gill has returned from
Minneapolis, where be went last
Sunday night on business mission.
L. T..Westdal and J. F. Hines of
Duluth came to the city yesterday
for a brief visit among the pines at
this beautiful spot.
L. K. Deal, of the Z. K. Deal
Lumber company of Des Moines,
Ia, is in the city consulting with
Otto Peterson, local representative
for his company.
Model ice-cream at Pererson's.
James Sullivan, the general mana
ger for the st. Croix Cedar & Lumber
company, came down this morning
from his headquarters at Funkley
and spent the day here on business.
Jim" says that business with his
company is moving along nicely.
James Lappen, one of the oldest
and most reliable of the Crookston
Lumber company's cruisers and esti-
majors, came down this morning
from trip to Blackduck, Tenstrike
and other points up north" in the
interest of the Crookston people.
The work of cleaning the eastern
shore of Lake Bemidji of the logs
and other rubbish that "adorns" the
lake front nearest town, goes but
slowly, and some vigorus measures
will have to be adopted, if we are to
present a fine, clean beach las
nature intended we should) to both
visitors and Our townspeople.
| We make regular deliveries o1
ice to all parts of the city. The
Bemidji Ice company, telephone
400.
| A. E. Whiting, senior member ol
the firm of Trondson & Whiting
spent yesterday and last night in
the city, having come in from Black
duck Thursday night to visit witt
his family. Mr.. Whiting attended
the commencement exercises las
Ievening, his daughter, Selma Whiting
being one of the graduates of th'
class of '09.
i S. G.. Byerly of Duluth, audito
) for the Duluth Brewing company
came to the city yesterday, for tn
purpose of consulting with Mel
Anderson, local representative TO
the Duluth people. Mr.. Byerly i
one of the most popular of th
brew" representatives, and he ma
we'll be proud of the patronage whic
, is extended his company in Bemid:
and vicinity.
F. P. Sheldon of Minneapolis
president of the First Nationa
Bank of Bemidji, and A. C. Wedge
l vice president of the local banl
returned this morning from a tri
up north," where they had been
: look over some of the bankinI
institutions in which they are heavi]
= interested. Mr.. Wedge acts as aud
| tor for the different banks wherei
Mr.. Sheldon is interested.
II Ives ice-cream is undoubtedly tt
best manufactured. Only at Pete
sons.
| The only, original, blown-in-tl
bottle Steve Whitley of Crooksto
conductor on the C. N. running O
of Crookston, was a visitor in t
city yesterday. He was accompani
by S. J. O'Gara, also of Crooksto
and came here for the purpose
paying a visit to his brother-in-la
Jap" Stafford, who has been Sc
ously i'll for several weeks. Ste
has injured one of his hands, a
is enjoying an enforced lay
from duty punching tickets, th'
days. .z
: c.. w. Vandersluis, the local &C
} mercial traveller, left this mornj
- for Portage lake, and from tt
| place intended to 20 to Ten Mile la
where he spends his summer va
- ton catching fish that ARE fish,
. he says. Charlie" enjoys
enviable reputation among
travelling fraternity as being a
to violate the fish law in catch