The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Charles Hayden, a member of the
present grand jury, spent last night
at his home in Tenstrike, going uI
on the M. & I. last evening.
II. R. Trask, one of the members
of the local colony of commercial
travellers, went to Tenstrike last
evening to interview the merchants
at that place.
w. A. Currie, the hustling CONNER.
cial traveller for the Northern Gro.
Gerry company, went to Blackjack
last evening in the interest of Be-
midji's big wholesale house.
| E. E. Smiley, the Nary hustler,
was visitor in the city last even.
ing. Mr.. Smiley came to the city
on the evening train from the south
and returned to Nary on the south.
bound M. & I. passenger.
c. C.. Hanson, the Walker fire
insurance writer, passed through the
the city last evening to Kelliher,
where he has a fine business.
Charlie" is good fellow and de.
serves all the business he can get in
his line.
Local Elks should not forget the
regular meeting of Bemidji lodge,
which will be held on Thursday
evening of this week, when there
will be at least one initiation and
other business of Importance. All
| members should attend.
Mrs. T. J. Miller came to the city
last evening from St. Paul and will
remain here for a fortnight, visiting
with relatives. She was met here
by Mr.. Miller, and together they
will be guests at the Hotel Markham
during Mrs. Miller's stay.
D. A. McFarlane, master me.
chanic of the M. & l., went to
Brainerd this morning on a business
trip. Mac" will pass through the
city on the early-morning M. & I.
train to International Falls, where
he has some work to do for the
M. 81.
J. A. McCarty, a compassman fol-
the c. A. Smith Lumber company,
passed through the city last evening
from his home at Brainerd on his
way to Blackjack, where he has
some work to look after for his com
pany. Mr.. McCarty was met here
by L. F. Johnson, north-country
| manager for the Smith company.
Hello Clementson, who resides
at the town which bears his name,
in the extreme northern portion of
| Beltrami county, arrived in the
city last night and will remain until
after the meeting of the board of
| county commissioners, which was
! being held at the court house today.
! Mr.. Clementson is a member of the
board of county commissioners, rep
resenting the Second district.
H. E. Hensel, who lives four miles
east of Bemidji, and who has been
working in the Ross & Ross cedar
! yards at Kelliher, was brought to
the city this morning on stretcher,
| having been injured while at work
yesterday. A cedar pole fell on
Hensel in such a manner as to
strike him in the stomach and he
was injured internally. DR.. Smith
of this city was called to attend
| Hensel and brought him in this
morning and placed him in St.
Anthony's hospital. While Hensel
! is painfully hurt, it is not believed
by the attending physician that
his injuries are of such a nature
that they will terminate fatally.
William Lennon, one of the stall.
warts of the Kelliher country, came
down from Kelliher this morning
and transacted business in this city
today. Mr.. Lennon is about the
only north-country resident who has
not heretofore expressed his opin-
ion as to just what route will be
followed by the 500" railroad com.
pany in building its line eastward
from Thief River Falls to Moose
lake. It is believed that Mr.. Len
non has inside" information con.
corning the route and could tell
exactly where the line will run, but
when asked, this morning, as to this