The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Curr Mt Events.

Bemidji Saturday evening from a
visit at the home of her grandmother,
!. Mrs. S. Weinard, at Osceola, Wis.
Quarterly business meeting in
Baptist church this evening Tues
! day. at 500. Every member is
requested to be present as matters of
vital Importance to the church will
be discussed.
] A. T. Jacobson and wife of Park
Rapids arrived in the city Saturday
evening and visited over Sunday and
yesterday at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. c. J. Larson, who formerly
resided at Park Rapids.
I Gus Melges, junior member of
the firm of Melges Bros, visited
Redby and the Red Lake agency
Sunday, being one of the party of
)excursionists who took advantage of
the opportunity offered to take in
the big lake. ~
| J. A. VESSEL, the travelling repre-.
sentative for the VESSEL Bros. Con
fectionery company of St. Paul, was
among the many members of the
travelling fraternity who spent yes.
terday in the city and witnessed the
various races, etc.
George Lydick, who owns the
famous land at Cass Lake known as
Section 49," was among the Cass
Lake visitors who came over from
the Lake" yesterday to assist in
the celebration. Mr.. Lydick still
retains a large circle of friends in
Bemidji. ~.
Umph. Talk about your gardens.
Had new potatoes and green peas,
on the Fourth, taken from my own
garden" said G.. w. Campbell,
yesterday, as he thought of his
patch of vegetables, on which he
has put much labor, this summer.
And George has a fine garden, too.
c. G. Johnson, senior member of
the firm of Johnson & Anderson,
who conduct an employment
agency here, departed this afternoon
for Grand Forks, after having visited
here for a week. Johnson & Ander-
son have an employment office at
Grand Forks, which is in charge Of
| Mr.. Johnson, and where they are
| doing very we'll.
! D. P. O'Neill and wife and thei,
daughter, Phonsie, of Thief Rive,
Falls, came to the city Saturday
and visited in the city until yester.
day afternoon, being the guests Of
Prof. Hay and wife, who are camp.
ing on the shore of Lake Bemidii
Mr.. O'Neill has many friends in Be.
:. midi, having won them last winter,
during the session of the legislature,
when he stood shoulder to shoulder
with the representatives of Bemid il
in the normal school fight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Burke oil
Saltwater have been visitors at the
home of T. J. Burke in city, since
! Saturday, and are continuing their
visit today, with the intention of re-
turing to their home tonight. Mr..
Burke is brother of T. j., and the
latter asserts that the gentleman
from the Prison City, came here
with the intention of looking over
the ground with the view of starting
a circing[e factory. Whether the
latter statement is exactly right re-
mains to be seen by the future
developments.
Judge McClenahan came to the
city yesterday afternoon from Grand
Rapids, where he has been presiding
at term of court, which has been
one of the longest on record for
Itasca county. According to the
judge, the present term(including
the hearing on the sheriff contest
case) consisted of 112 days, forty
four of which were taken up with
| the contest case, there being sixty
|eight days of actual court work out
side that case. The judge departed
this morning for his home at Brain
erd, having adjourned the term until
the last of the month.
I Roy Bliler, county surveyor,
departed this morning to do con-
siderable surveying in the Town of
FROM. A free delivery route has
been established from Bemidji
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