The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-10-20
A. O. Young Of Cass Lake wa.

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Two large shipments of new coats
and dresses in mixtures and solid
shades at the Bermah Emporium.
Mrs. T. ]. Miller is again in, the
city from st. Paul, and her many
local friends are pleased to see her
among us again.
IA. Martin went to Turtle River
last evening on a. business mission,
returning to Bemidji on the south
bound M. & l. night train.
Mrs. Lydick of Cass Lake, wife Of
George Lydick Of Section 16'' fame,
came to Bemidjl last evening and
spent the night and today here.
Tom Smart returned last night
from Tenstrike, where hespent yes
terday looking over a prospective
job of logging for the coming winter
months. Be-.
Mrs. Catherine Lunn, mother of
]. D. Lunn of this city, has gone to
her home at St. Paul, after having
spent the summer at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunn.
James Frazer of Duluth, formerly
partner of ]. Bisiar, is in the city.
Mr.. Frazer is now living in Duluth
and is travelling representative for
the Gately company.
Henry Haley, who is one of the
prosperous 'ticklers of. the soil" who
live in the Firman country, spent
yesterday in Bemidji, returning last
evening to his home, by way of Kel-
liner. ." -
M. N. Kohl, the Cass Lake land
dealer, came to the city last night
from business trip to points north
of Bemidji. He spent the night
here and returned to his home at
Cass Lake this morning. =.
T. J. Welsh, of the Welsh Timber
company, came to the city last night
from International Falls, where he
had gone on a business trip. Mr..
Welsh spent today here consulting
with local business associates.
Thomas E.. Erwin, travelling rep
resentative for the Erwin Milling
company of St. Cloud and the Be-
midi Elevator company, came to the
city this morning from Duluth,
where he went on business trip.
H. E: Stevens, lineman for the
M. & I. Railway company, went to
Walker this morning to locate a
break in the telegraph wires of the
M. & I. company, which were not
working just right from the south
this morning.
Bum T. Wilson, the Blackjack
attorney, came down from the
Duck" this morning to note what
disposition has been made of some
cases in which he was interested at
the term of court which has been
held and which is about to adjourn.
Joseph A. Bray, who retails liquid
refreshments at Blackduck, came
to the city this morning and went
to Cass Lake this noon where he
has land contest at the U. S. land
office. Mr.. Bray is one of the pio.
neer residents of Blackjack, and is
popular there.
Tom Shevlin, Jr. came to the city
last night from Minneapolis and
spent today here noting how bust
ness was progressing at the local
plant of the Crookston Lumber com.
pany. Mr.. Shevlin's visit is to be a
brief one, this time, as he expects to
return to Minneapolis tonight.
D. A. McFarlane, master me-
chanic for the M. & I. Railway
went to Tenstrike on the north
bound freight train this morning tc
look after some work in his line al
that place, where the company is
installing an overhead bridge anc
are also making approaches to the
bridge at Erickson lake.
F. B. Harris, the Crookston cigar
man, changed his mind while he
was up the line" of the M. & L
and came back to Bemidji this
morning, leaving for his home al
Crookston this afternoon. Fred had
intended going from Internationa.
Falls to Baudette and home by way
of Warroad, but Bemidji looked sc
good to him that he decided on q
| second x1icit hare this meek hence