The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
The Continued
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Current VT Events E

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! w. A. Currie, the travelling repre-
sentative for the Northern Grocery
company, returned last evening from
a business trip to Backus.
Mrs. Peter Maltrud and daughter
were in the city yesterday from their
home at Buena Vista, doing some
shopping with Bemidji merchants.
Miss Ramsdell, Spurella Corset
Co. representative, will be pleased to
meet the ladies of Bemidji on Sat-
urdays of each week at Conger's
Millinery. ..
J. T. Dolan, the Superior CONNER
cial traveller, came in yesterday from
Superior and spent last night and
today in the city. lack" expects
to leave tonight for St. Paul to spend
several days at the fair. .
Rev. ]. c. Mapson, the Presbyter-
ian pastor at Tenstrike, returned to
his home last evening after spending
| yesterday in the city looking after
| some business matters and incident
ally calling on local friends.
Matt Fisher, owner of the town.
site of Funkley, accompanied by his
son, Merton, came to the city this
morning from Funkley and left this
afternoon for a weeks visit with
relatives and friends, at Fosston.
You will miss golden opportunity
if you fail to secure one of those
fifteen improved 4O-acre tracts near
Lavinia, on one-half crop payment
terms. Seed furnished by Opsahl
the first year. Every 40-acre tract
located on good wagon road.
A. Kaiser, cashier of the First
National Bank of Bagley, came to
the city last evening, on the west
bound G.. N. LOCAL. freight train,
and spent several hours in the city,
returning to his home on this morn
ing's passenger train. AL" states
that everything is moving along
nicely, over at the Clearwater county
seat, and that the industrious farmers
there are looking forward with much
interest to their annual fair.
Charles Fleishman, who has a
valuable farm on Gull lake, near
Tenstrike, spent yesterday in the
city looking after some business
matters. Mr.. Fleishman raised some
fine vegetables and small grains this
year, and he stated yesterday that
he would make an effort to bring some
of the better samples of his farming
to the county fair which will be
held in Bemidji on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Try our India Sun Dried'' teas,
soc pound. Phone 423, Bemidji
Tea Store.
A. A. McGilI, the lessee of the
Craig hotel at Kelliher, was a visitor
in Bemidji yesterday. Mr.. McGill
took possession of the Craig on the
first of the present month, and he
intends to give the patrons of the
hotel the very best there is in the
way of a hostelry. Mr.. McGill is
| village recorder of Kelliher, and one
of the most popular residents of the
north-country metropolis, and no
doubt he will. do we'll with his new
| venture.
F. S. Lycan, the general manager
| of the Hotel Markham, departed
yesterday afternoon for Crookston
to enjoy his annual hunt for prairie
chickens. He will join his brother,
w. S. Lycan, at Crookston, and they
will 90 out together. There are
some exceptionally fine chicken fields
over in the Red. River Valley, and
as the chicks" have been we'll pro-
tected this season, the Messrs. Lycan
will undoubtedly have fine sport and
bag a goodly number of birds.
A. H. Jester came in yesterday
from the Jester Farm and left in the
afternoon for Bagley for the purpose
of going out into the highways and
byways of Clearwater county and
taking unto himself certain feathered
game known as prairie hens. He
was armed with a duly-signed and
witnessed license, murderous-
looking gun and a grim determina-
ton that did not bode we'll for the
visible supply of wild game in our