The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-03
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Attorney E. E. Mcdonald rel
turned this morning from trip to
his farm at Fowlds.
Birdseye view of Bemidji by
Crippen & Reese on postals, lOc.
COrmOnt0n & Hanson.
o. P. Gordan of Littlefork was
visisor in Bemidji last night. He
come over from his home this
morning.
!. B. C. Finnegan of Grand Rapids
came to the city this morning on
business trip and spent today. here,
being guest at the Markham.
1 G.. F. Murphy and wife of Brain
erd came to the city. last evening
4 from Brainerd and were guests at
! the Hotel Markham last night.
;. George E. Winegal of Readlyn,
J: Ia, a brother of Mrs. A. B. Palmer,
! is the latest arrival in the city who
will, from now on, be Bemidjite.
/ Mr.. Winegal will hereafter be found
, at Mr.. Palmer's hardware store.
Have you seen the beautiful new
furs just received? Inspect them
t before purchasing, at the Berman
, Emporium. ~ -..-.
Mrs. George Daniel of Bagley
came to the city yesterday noon and
spent the afternoon and evening in
r the city, being a guest at the Hotel
. Markham. Mrs. Daniel departed
5 last night, on the south-bound M. &
s I. passenger train, for St. Paul, on 9
visit.
Fresh oysters, butter, cream
! cheese, eggs, at Peterson's.
H. L. Farmer, who lives in Iowa,
but who owns large, valuable farm
e near Crookston, arrived in the city
" this morning from Crookston, fol
- the purpose of consulting the Crooks
o ton Lumber company officials as tt
It using number of his horses il
their logging operations.
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(, visit? Are you or any of your folks
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il DR.. Warninger was a visitor, tn
:" first of the week, at the Cross LAX
al Indian school (near the "Narrows
- between Upper and Lower Re
Lakes), where he went to look &
" some horses that were afflicted wit
* swamp fever. DR.. Warninger We
ID also visitor at Laporte this week.
re IS. J. Kennedy, Walker" was til
,g way the name was inscribed on tt
a Hotel Markham registered by a
lit arrival from the Cass county Sc:
,g who was a guest at the Hotel Mar,
ham last evening. Stranger to J
ee local scribbler-but then he's we
IS come; any man from Dare's tow
at always is.
The Ladies of the G.. A. R. wi
n serve an old.fashioned New Englan
~ supper, at Odd Fellow Hall, Satu
I'd day, Nov. 6, beginning at $50 an
Is. concluding at 9. Aprons and 9TH
", useful articles will be sold. Pr
w. ceeds to be devoted towards pu
lis chase of G. A. R. monument f
Greenwood cemetery.
of Cash paid for second hand Wo(
Eft or coal stoves. 207 Beltra1
N. avenue.
on Carlton Ever of Chippewa Fall
m Wis.,, and David Ever of Turf
an Lake, Wis.,, brothers of Mrs. A.
ew Mclean, are in the city, havi
all been called here by the serious
be ness of Mrs. Mclean, who was n
We, expected to survive the day.
sister of Mrs. Mclean, Miss Mel
~ Ever of Minneapolis, is also in t
-, city at the bedside of Mrs. McLea
rst Arge Solberg, ex-deputy sher
vas and who is now farming at G.
YER mant Valley postofhce, southwest
at Kelliher. came to Bemidji this mo-
Ter ing from his home and spent t
asst day here looking after some businf
ses matters. Arne is loud in his pra
is of the fertility of the broad ac1
to near his home and predicts that tt
is section will eventually rival the ia