The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-16

tue CITY from 0er ENTHUSIASTICALLY
audfspentethe:d here visiting with
flocaf friends.
MNoticeIs will be sthroughay with
present work in thirty days. Build
lings on right-of.way in acityrmust be
Eremosedsby that timeaeJ Moberg.
John Cam, the Blackjack timber
dealerra andtloggery came ] in this
morning fronthe ''Duck'' to'attendi
the state stumpage sale at the. court,
house. 81, ....ar..a.-. .s.. zls$s
f. J. Dudley, Grand Forks most
prominento 'baTbergowas avisitor in:
Bemidjji yesterday and last night.
INF. Dudley left this, morning for.
international Falls to look over
Ethat town with a view to becoming
interested in. A.. business venture
there. 49, ~
= "A. C.. Ross, Junior member of. the
logging firm of Ross Z & Ross came
to -the city this morning. from Kelli:
her where, accompany has it's head
Offices: E3sMr.aaRossoospent thea day
here consulting with some local busi.'
lIness. people concerning some, of his,
neutrality-suspicious.: ~
1 ..>A,eAlmquist, = who is operating a,
idTilli'uear Laporte, drilling for iron
ore, came to Bemidji last evening,
in company with C.<A.., Roman and
spent the nieht'here. 1iMr: tAlmquisto
lis%frm in the belief that there is;
fine 4ores atmanya pointsradjacent to.
iLaporte, wtichwili sooner or later
be developed into paying mines. -
i Charles w. Scrutchin, Bemidji's
||colored attorney, returned to the
lcityoalastsFsevening FROM Brainerd,
where he has spent the last two
weeks, appearing as counsel for Paul
Fourier in=the murder trial. Of the
latter Mr. Scrutchin was naturally
! elated at the. outcome, of the trial
and took the congratulations ofs his
friends modestly..
| The: NJ. ESz l. morning north-bound
passenger train did not arrive in Be-
midi thismorning until 6:45so'clock.
The delay was caused principally as
a result of the switchmen's strike in
the Twin cities and. incidentally by
thetstorm " hich has prevailed since
yesterday. i" it, would appearthat the
backbone" of the strike has not
been so completely broken" as the
officials at, St. Paul state.
M. F.. Murphy of Grand Forks.
N. D., one Of the heavy capitalists
and financierst of the "'Fhckertaip'
state,z came to the city yesterday
noon and remained here until this
morning, when be left for Interna-
tional Falls, where he is interested
in, abanking institution, in which
A. P. White of>this city is also inter.
ested.:: Mr.. Murphy likes Bemidji,
and he = always says good word for
this city, over at the FORK"
c., S. Atkins of 4 1F1amline, who, is
accompanying State Auditor Iverson
! on the present trip which the latter
is making selling state stumpage, is
ascousin of Mrs. William McCuaig,
and he. renewed his acquaintance at
/ the Nc Cuaig home while here last
night and today. "@ Mr.. Atkins is
one Of the veteran employees of the
+ state9 auditors Office, having been
in the Office when Bob" Dunn
was state AUDITOR and =, his services
area oknown. pc and appreciated by
| ,X1.d;t.r--sr.,.-.,r ~:
Edwin c. Garrigues, a. prominent
attorney Of Minneapolis, came to Be-
limidji yesterday afternoon from
Grand Rapids, where he had been
attending district court for 2s1tasca
county. He spent last night here
and left this morning for Walker,
where be had some.alegalamatters to
attend ), to. This was Attorney
Garrieues' first visit to Bemidji and
he was very agreeably surprised to
|note the metropolitan atmosphere
! which pervades this Hub City'o of
NORTH Central Minnesota.
!. J. w. euro, county. surveyor of
|Cass county, spent last night in
Bemidji and returned this morning
to Walker. Mr.. euro was for sew
lerai months a member of CORPS