The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-24

Little Falls Business College.
Miss Cecilia Dorothy Of Adams,
i N. D., came to the city yesterday
and remained in the city last night
as a guest at the Hotel Markham.
! Mrs. Homer Chapman of Red Lake
Falls was among the out-of-town
people who were registered as guests
at the Hotel Markham last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Secord have
returned to their home in Crookston
after having visited for a week with
their son, George A. Secord, and his
family.
i c. w. Cla TX, son of H. M. Clark,
departed this morning for Seattle,
where he will visit for a m n
taking in the fair and enjoying
himself generally. ...
Judge M. A. Spooner departed
this morning for Pine River, where
he spent the day looking after some
legal matters. The judge expects to
return to Bemidji tonight.
| J. M. Richards and daughter,
Miss Jean, have returned from
Seattle, WASH, where they spent
three weeks enjoying the exposition
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Earl Cell and two sons
left last evening for Tenstrike, and
they will spend the next two weeks
visiting at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Danaher, where they will enjoy an
outing.
F. D. Miller of Scanlon, who sells
sawmill machinery, came to the city
yesterday and was a guest at the
Hotel Markham last night and today
is looking after some local business
in his line.
Jack" ellis, one of the most
famous of the early-day settlers Of
Bemidji, is again with US, he having,
according to his own statement, just
returned from a trip to Central
America, being absent for two
years.
George w. Morrison of Northome
came to the city yesterday from the
Red Lake Indian agency, where he
had been visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Morrison returned to his home
at Northome on this mornings
north-bound M. & I. passenger
train.
The M. & I. north-bound pas
senger train last evening was an
hour late in arriving here, the delay
being caused by the mainline train
on the N. P. being an hour to the
bad" in coming into Brainerd from
the south. Heavy western traffic is
causing all of the roads trouble.
J. D. Caldwell of Cass Lake, one
of the assistant superintendent oil
logging for Senator William O'Niel,
superintendent of logging on the
Cass Lake reservation, came to Be.
midi last evening from Cass Lake
and left this morning for Interna.
tional Falls on an official inspection
trip.
c. G. Johnson, of the Anderson &
Johnson Employment agency, is in
the city from Grand Forks and will
remain for several days. Mr.. John
son is in charge of the Grand Forks
branch of the Anderson & johnson
agency, and he says that their bust
ness at the Fork" has been yer,
good this summer.
A. A. Smith, the Kelliher hote
man, returned last evening to hi.
home at Kelliher, after spending yes
terday here looking after some bust.
ness matters. While he was here
Mr.. Smith purchased a fine driving
team from Ed. Rose, which Jack
ellis will drive overland to Kelli
her, which is no easy journey, by the
way.
L. G. Pendergast departed thi
morning for st. Paul to resume hi
duties as custodian of the old stat,
capitol. Mr.. Pendergast, with Mrs
Pendergast and their daughters
Florence, Tinnie and Bernice, hav,
been enjoying an outing in thei
cottage on Lake Plantagnet, Will