The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-14

Bemidji Music House. III Third
street.
Mrs. Tanner arrived in the city
Saturday evening from Minneapolis
for visit among old Bemidji friends.
The advance sale of seats for
"Uncaged Birds Or Men and
Matrimony" indicates a crowded
house. Come early and avoid
the rush.
| F. w. Chapman, the Tenstrike
cruiser and general all-around
hustler, spent Saturday in Bemidji
on business and returned to his
home Saturday evening.
]. F. French of this city went to
Blackjack Saturday evening and
visited there over Sunday at the
home of his son, E. N. French, who
now lives at the Duck"
P. Eberhart of Thief River Falls,
who has charge of the boat which
lows logs on Red lake for the Thief
River Falls Lumber company, was
visitor in Bemidji Saturday.
J. A. Howard, Washington, D.
c." was the way it was written on
the Hotel Markham register Satur-
day evening, by visitor who arrived
in the city Saturday afternoon.
P. D. Sullivan and family of East
Grand Forks arrived in the city
last night and will visit here during
the hot months, OCCUPYING the G.. A.
Barlow cottage at Grand Forks Bay.
Allan Underwood and wife left
Saturday evening for their home at
kelliher, after having spent Satur-
day in the city doing some
shopping and incidentally visiting
with local friends.
H. w. Alsop, who served very
efficiently as deputy clerk of court
during the term of court which was
adjourned last Saturday, departed
for his home in Birch township,
Saturday evening. Mr.. Alsop is
very we'll posted on the manner in
which county affairs are conducted,
and he is a very valuable assistant
to Clerk of Court Rhoda.
Sansone, one of the greatest
violinist, will be here June 10Th,
keep date.
Howard Shelly, who has served
several months very acceptably
with the Pioneer, has gone to
Shevlin, where he will for some
time to come(perhaps perman-
ently) assist the Hon. liver Krohn
in issuing his bright paper, the
Shevlln Herald. Shelly is good
boy, faithful worker, and will no
doubt make a good employe for
Br'er Krohn.
A. A. White, owner of a large
portion of Bemidji's desirable resi-
dence property (''Diamond Point''),
accompanied by Mrs. White, arrived
in the city Saturday evening, while
on their journey to the different
points in this north country where
Mr.. White is interested. They will
spend their time in Bemidji, Little
fork and other pretty spots; as Mrs.
White says, they will enjoy every
minute of their stay in this section.
F. S. Tyler of Fargo, national
bank examiner for this district,
spent Saturday in the city, looking
over the affairs of the First National
and Lumbermens National banks of
this city and examining the books
and accounts of these financial insti.
tutions. What Mr.. Tyler thought of
the conditions he found, is, of
course, not known; but Bemidji's
banks are always as solid as the rock
of Gibralter, and our people have
the utmost confidence in their
solidity and permanency.
All children who want to take
part in the Fourth of July parade
should report to Mrs. Gamble, lily
Doud avenue, at once.
M. N. Kohl of Cass Lake, ex-re-
ceiver of the Cass Lake u. S. land
| office, was visitor in Bemidji last
Saturday. Mr.. Kohl is now engaged
in the real estate and loan business
at Cass Lake, and rumor has it that
the ex-government official is making
a huge success in his new field.
| Filled with energy, and imbued with