The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

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Ten dollars buys good wood
heater at the Given Hardware Store
/ A. w. Hart Of Long Prairie was an
Hotel Markham guest over Sunday.
Otto Peterson returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to
Laporte.
Joe Kenville came to the city this
morning from Kelliher and spent
today here on business.
Rev. Theo. Buenger of Cass Lake,
a German Lutheran pastor, was a
Bemidji visitor yesterday.
The Given Hardware Co. have
the best line of wood heaters ever
purchased in the city and they are
! cheap.
w. T. Blakeley came to the city
Saturday afternoon from Cass Lake,
where he had been on business. He
returned to Farley Saturday evening.
E. R. Wood came to the city
Saturday afternoon from Cass Lake
and registered as a guest at the
Hotel Markham, where he spent the
night. - ill.,
DR.. R. sTurnbull of Fosston spent
Sunday in Bemidii, coming here
from Fosston Saturday night. The
doctor was looking for some horses
to be used at Fosston.
Gus Schmidt (better known as
"Spoonbill" Gus) came to the city
Saturday morning from his home at
Crookston and joined local hunt
ing party who went out Sunday to
get some ducks.
Christ Ragge, who owns a valuable
farm near Cass Lake, was a visitor
in Bemidji today, being here for the
purpose of consulting a veterinarian.
He found DR.. Warninger, who will
look after his wants.
w. S. Lycan, proprietor of the
Hotel Crookston, at Crookston,
came to the city Saturday noon for
hunt with his brother, F. S. Lycan,
of the Markham hotel, and several
other local nimrods.
A. M. Bagley returned to the city
Saturday evening from a days
business visit to Laporte in the
interest of the Bemidji Handle
Factory. The factory resumed the
manufacture of handles today, after
a suspension of two weeks for re-
pairs to the machinery of the plant.
Mrs. C. D. Stillings came to the
city Saturday evening from her home
at Brainerd and will spend several
days visiting with old Bemidji
friends. Mrs. Stillings formerly
lived in Bemidji, and everybody was
sorry when she moved to Brainerd;
and they will make the most of her
visit here at this time. IT,, T..
Miss Anna Mills, the very efficient
teacher in the schools at Turtle
River, spent Saturday in Bemidj il
and returned to Turtle River Satur-
day evening. Miss Mills was
accompanied by Miss Tinnie Fender
CAST, who visited over Sunday at
Turtle River with Miss Mills.
Mark Devine, the logger, spent
Saturday in >Bemidji and went to
Blackjack Saturday evening to look
after some business matters which
he still has at that place. Mr..
| Devine will return Wednesday or
Thursday to his present home in St.
Paul, to which place he moved some
three months ago from Blackjack.
A large number of local hunters
took advantage of the duck
weather which prevailed yesterday
and HE'D them to the country tc
take up advantageous points on
well-known duck passes. The re-
suits of the days hunting was quite
satisfactory to some, while others
were sadly disappointed, seeing
but few ducks and getting none.
D. A. McFarlane, master mechanic
for the M. & I. Railway company
went to Walker this morning to note
how work was progressing on thu
bridge at Erickson lake. tits statec
that 3,191 cars of gravel have beer
dumped into the so-called bottom
less pitt in the Erickson lake swamp
and that the capatious nav of tn,