The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

/ Berman's is the place to get tn
celebrated Kaier gloves.
/ FOR SALE-House goods an
bedding, singer sewing machine
1910 Doud Ave.
/ w. T. Blakeley. the logger, returne,
to Farley last evening from a week
business trip to Minneapolis.
H. E. Brooks, the popular com
mercial traveller, went to Northom
Hast evening on a business trip.
St. Phillips Aid will be entertaine,
by Mrs. CAME at her home, 821 Min
nesota avenue, Thursday afternoon
Visitors are cordially invited.
Mrs. M. F. Street of Royalton de
parted this morning for her HON.
after a brief visit in Bemidji while
looking after some local property
interests.
! Holy Communion will be cele
brated Thursday morning at II
o'clock at the home of w. A. Nc.
Donald by Archdeacon H. F. Par
shall of Cass Lake.
Louis Graw, one of the best of thu
north-country farmers, returned las
evening to his home at Firman, aftel
spending yesterday in Bemidji, look
ing up some personal matters at the
court house.
Naish McKinnon returned last
evening from Walker, where he pur
chased a carload of horses yesterday
for use in farming hereabouts. The
animals were all heavy and good
farm animals.
Oscar Stenvick of Bagley, the
county attorney of Clearwater coun.
ty, came in yesterday noon anc
spent few hours in the district
court chambers in default divorce
case, the divorce being granted.
J. H. Crouch the cement man
who built a large proportion of Be
midji's wide walks, went to Black.
duck last evening in the interest of
the Northwestern Music company oil
this city, of which he is member.
A. K. Mcpherson of Walker
timber inspector and cruiser for the
Pillsbury Logging company, came
up last evening from Walker and
left last nj ght for Bena to look
after some business for his company
at that point.
NJ. F. Murphy of Grand Forks
came to the city yesterday afternoon
and left last evening for International
Falls, whittier he went to note how
business was progressing with the
State Bank of International Falls,
of which he is the president.
J. P. Wolden, one of the sturdy
farmers who have good lands in the
Battle River country, northwest OF
Kelliher, spent yesterday in this city,
on business mission, returning
to his home last evening on the
north-bound M. & I. passenger train.
And don't forget the meeting OF
the Bemidji Improvement league,
which will be held at the City Opera
House Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock. You will hear much that
will be of benefit in assisting to
make your home town beautiful.
Everybody is invited to attend the
meeting.
C. w. Speelman, the Northome
merchant, spent yesterday in Be-
midi, having come down from his
home to see that Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Speelman, his father and mother
got off safely to Minneapolis, where
they will remain for some time to
come. J. w. has been ill for some.
time past. c. w. returned to Mort
ONE last evening.
In writing letter to Mrs. J. H.
Crouch of this city, from bayfield,,
Wis.,, Mrs. Paul Flake, who formerly
lived in Bemidji, states that a fine,
bouncing girl, weighing ten pounds
avoirdupois, was born to the house
of Flake, at Bayfield,, last Saturday
night, and that mother and child are
getting along nicely; also, that Mr..
Flake has taken on added dignity
because of the event. Mr.. and Mrs
Flake are we'll known to many Be.
midi people, having moved from Be.
midi to Bayfield, two years ago, Mr.,