The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-08-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

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The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
at the church Wednesday afternoon.
A picnic lunch will be served.
Theodare Gullickson, general
agent for the Hamm Brewing com
pany, went to Jenkins and Pine
River this morning in the interest of
his company.
Mrs. William Burce of Kelliher
spent Saturday in Bemidji, doing
some shopping and visiting with
local friends. She returned to her
home Saturday evening.
]. A. Herman, clerk in the Lum-
bermens National Bank in this city.
returned this morning from an
over-Sunday visit with friends at his
former stamping-ground-Kelliher
Mrs. ]. M. Sullivan and Mrs. A.
IL. LaJeunessee departed this morn
ing for Minneapolis, where they will
visit at the home of Mrs. A. J.
LaJeunessee, a sister of Mrs. A. L.
E. c.. McGregor, a cruiser and
estimator in the employ of the Mis-
sissippi River Lumber company, left
this morning for Hackensack, where
he will look over some land at that
point for his company. ~.
| John Marin, who is always "easy
going," wears a broader smile than
usual, these days, because of the
arrival at his house of a new son, of
tender years, good lung power, and
healthy generally. Here's success,
John. -
Mrs. w. B. Holmes and son of
Ada came to Bemidji Saturday for
a brief visit here, among the pines
and healthful air. Nothing like Be.
midi air and water to re-
cuperate one from the alkali-laden
ozone and drinking fluid of the Red
River Valley section. -
A. A. Smith, the Kelliher hustler,
returned to his home Saturday even
ing, having spent Saturday in
Bemidji on some business matters in
connection with his new hotel pro
ject. Mr.. Smith has every faith in
Kelliher and is putting his money
into business enterprises in that
north-country metropolis.
"A. A. McGill, one of the most
prominent business men of Kelliher
was among the north-country peo.
pie who were transacting business in
Bemidji last Saturday. Mr.. McGill
returned to Kelliher on the evening
train. He is village recorder, jus
tice of the peace, dray operator, ETC..
and is some" citizen of that enter.
prising town.
P. J. McKeon, the M. & L
boarding car man. is now stopping
in Bemidji. He has charge of tht
boarding cars which feed all thu
laboring men who work on the M. 8
I. gang work" hereabouts. There
are two outfits working in south
Bemidji, one gang of men laborinf
with the steam shovel work and tn.
other on the work of clearing for the
new terminals that will be placed il
south Bemidji, between the two
mill sites.
| J. Bisiar departed this morning
for Brainerd, to meet Mrs. Bisiar
who is returning from trip to tn
Pacific coast, including a visit tt
the exposition. Mr.. Bisiar will at
tend the Red Mems convention a
Brai nerd, and Mrs. Bisiar will visi
with friends there for two days
when they will both return to Be
midi. Mrs. A. A. Carter, who has
also visited out west" is expected
to return this evening, having CONF
as far as Staples with Mrs. Bisiar
| Miss Hannah Neville, who ha.
been employed at the Pioneer ofic
for the past three months, departed
last Saturday for her home in Crane
Forks, N. D. Miss Neville came t.
Bemidji for the purpose Of "subbing'
for some of the lady compositor
on the Pioneer staff while they en-
ljoyed their vacations; and she re
turns to the "Flickertail'' metropoli
with the intention of either com
pleting instructions on a machine
|; and eventually becoming linotyp