The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-16
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~. r.. lstewa,tlof this city left on
this morn morpin train for Braineiridl, ola
1 short business trip. asss ~
= A large shipment Of new tailored
and dress skirts in the 1909 models.
| Attic, Berman Emporium. D
Birch wood, jack pine and tan tam araYes,
four foot and sixteen INCH. Hayth
wood yard, rear Of r. Q, block.
Matt" Jones, one Of the b best q Of
good fellows who lives at Northome.
|came in this morning on the M &
il. train to attend to some personal
business matters in this city.
! w. H. wye, the well known cedar
land tie man who operates extern
|sively near Kelliher, came in this
morning from his camps for short
visit with his family in this city.
L. Rocker, one of the leading
tailors of Grand Rapids came over
from the Rapids" last night for q
short business visit in Bemidji. Mr..
Rocker left on this moons train tor
Bena. -
Theo Gulickson, the Bemidji agent
for the Hamm Brewing company,left
last night on the M. & |. train Tor
Kelllher and other points north OF
here in the interest of his brand OF
brew s7, .,gsa
boy Blue will be presented
at the City Hall two weeks from
now by the children of the Re
midi public schools under the
direction of Misses Hanson and
Alley.
J.sH. and w. j. Beagle of Dulut ,,
two expert public land examiners,
went to Margie last evening on the
M. & I. train to makes estimates
on some state timber land in that
vicinity, @ses.=5 ST.. z,-cf s.5z55
A. c. johnson, the Turtle River
merchant. came in yesterday morning
and spent the day attending to var
5ious business matters in this city.
Mr.. Johnson returned to Turtle
last evening. ii 9 VI
, John Wilm, editor Of the Nor thome
Record, returned home last evening
accompanied by his father, who has
been receiving medical treatment at
the St.9aAnthony's hospital during
the last few days.
4 Miss Ovri, owho clerks in the Ber-
man Emporiu departed this morn
ing on the south.bound passenger
train for st. Paul to look over the
spring styles and obtain a correct
idea Of up-to-date fashions.
= A. p. Richie, superintendent Of
the Bemidji schools, left on this
mornings NJ. & |. passenger train
for ST. Paul to resume his endeavors
to secure sixth normal school for
the benefit of northern Minnesota.
:, Ak. Mcpherson Of Walker, the
north-country representative of the
j. N. :PillsburyY Timber company
came up last evening from; his home
and left on the midnight train for
Deer River in the interests of his |
company. 49,
: L. F.EJohnson of this city, the
north.country representative Of the
G.. a. Smith Timber company, left
on this mornings south-bound pas
senger train for Brainerd to look
after the landing crew which is at
work down there. ==s. 2
ss Charles Kinkle of Walker, secre-1
tary of the Leech Lake Lumber
company, arrived in the city last
evening and spent. the night in this
city, leaving on the early west-bound
train this morning for Wilton on
business for his company.
y Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bacon Of this
city departed this morning on the
south-bound-M M. 81 passenger train
for Minneapolis where they will
spend few days with friends before
leaving fora trip through the south
western states. They expect to be
gone two or three months.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Walker and
children Of this city returned on the
M. & !. passenger train from Detroit
last evening where Mrs. Walker
visited at her old home. Mr..
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