The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

Everything in men and boys
clothing at O'Leary- Bowser Co.
George B. Bryant was a Tenstrike
visitor in Bemidji yesterday after
noon and last evening.
Anna Olson of Bagley came to Be-
midi from Cass Lake yesterday
afternoon and spent the evening and
last night here.
| Hetland & Fallon are sole agents
for the Merode Hand Finished
Ribbed underwear in vests, drawers
and union suits for women and
children.
! Thomas Erwin left last night for
Minneapolis, for the avowed purpose
of witnessing the football game be-
tween Minnesota and Chicago, at
Northrup Field, this afternoon.
| w. H. Browning, who so ably
represents the firm of Wlnston-Har-
per Fischer, came to the city last
|eveuing and will remain as a guest
at the Hotel Markham over Sunday.
J. D. Libbey, who has the con-
tract for installing the new NJ. & I.
terminals in North Bemidji," spent
yesterday in the city and returned
last night to his home in Mime
|apolis.
| Sheriff A. B. Hazen went to Black.
duck last evening, and stated before
leaving that he intended to also visit
Baudette before returning to Be-
midi, being in quest of party who
is wanted by the sheriff's Office. S
| M. J. Brown. of the legal firm of
Spooner & Brown, left last night for
Minneapolis to witness the Chicago
Minnesota football game on North
rup field this afternoon and incident.
ally to visit with his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Brown. 49,:
Howard Shelley, an old Crookston
boy who was for some time last
winter in the employ of the Pioneer
Printery, and who later worked on
the Shevlin Herald for liver Krohn,
came to the city yesterday from his
home at Crookston. Mr.. Shelley is
going to Akeley to work during the
coming winter.
Charles Argall, the Cass Lake
attorney who is one of the pioneer
residents of that village, came to the
city yesterday afternoon and spent
several hours here, looking after
some legal matters in which he is
interested. Mr.. Argall stated that
everyone over at Cass Lake, even
the grouchy Samuel Sutor of the
Endion hotel, is feeling quite
"chipper" since the reservation town
is assured that the 500 railway
will build through that place in ex
tending its line from Moose lake tt
Plummer.
Lowney's chocolate bon-bons are
perfect. See guarantee slip in every
> box. For sale only at Peterson's.
Rev. H. Robinson Mckee, pastor
, of the local Baptist church, departed
this morning, over the south-bound
M. & I. passenger train, for Parker:
Prairie, MIMI, where he will attenc
the funeral of John Murray, whict
will be held at Parkers Prairie to
e morrow. Mr.. Murray was one b
: the oldest and most respected resi-
0 dents of Parkers Prairie. The de
n ceased was an old-time friend O
u. Rev. Mckee, who formerly residet
!. at Parkers Prairie, and who lived TO
e an entire year at the home of the lat
Mr.. Murray. ..
f M. F. Wilson (''Shouting Biu")
n Bemidji's greatest baseball and foo,
|. ball crank, and one of the best O
Y good fellows, left last night 70
y Minneapolis for the express purpos
n of witnessing the football game O
S Northrup Field today between tn
n University of Minnesota eleven an
y Stages giants from the Midway a
l. Chicago. "Bill'' is sure some
e rooter, when he gets going once at
e game. He and bill" Brownin
have 81 bet on the outcome of til
game, Wilson taking the Minnesot
end of the wager. ~~#.%z. 3
Sc The new night train service on til
= M. & I. will take effect tonigh
when there will be some changes
! the time of the arrival and denar