The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-08

The BERGMAN Cafe will be run
as a lunch room after Dec. 9th.
Mrs. E. M. England ofeBenarwas
a Bemidji visitor last night aud to-
day: r. - -. ....N.
Try our No. 81 coffee and our
Tigar brand Teas. Bemidji Tea
Store, phone 423. -. Y T.
T. J. Welsh, of the Welsh Timber
company, returned last night to his
home at Walker after spending yes
terday in this city on business.
H. c. Calvert left last evening
for Kelliher in the interest of the
flour company whose brands OF
white stuff" he is selling on the
road.
A large assortment Of. distract.
ingly pretty dolls dressed in the
most modish of frocks will be sold at
almost the actual cost by the 200
club" Dec. II. -
Mrs. Catherine r. Lunn,9 mother
of John D. Lunn of this city, came
to Bemidji yesterday morning from
St. Paul, where she had been on a
visit, for some time past.
l.. F. Johnson, who is now in the
employ of one of the Weyerheauser
syndicate's companies, went to
Margie this morning on the delayed
M. & |. north-bound passenger train.
w. A. Gould, superintendent of
logging for the Bemidji Lumber
company, went to Funkley last even
ing to note how logging was pro-
crossing in the camps of his COM
pany near Funkley.
J. A. Burgo ("Jack") left last
evening for points along the north
line of the M. & I. Railway, where
he will visit the local merchants in
the interest of the concern which he
represents on the road" -,
A. A. Carter is serving as deputy
sheriff, at Sheriff Hazen's Office,
these days, since Deputy Andrew
Johnson was shot and Sheriff Hazen
has had lot of work, it being nee
essary to have someone in the office
during the rush."
John Goodman went to Kelliher
last evening, where he will sub"
for A. Gilmour, his pharmacist,
while the latter is away at Brainerd
to attend district court at that place.
Mr.. Gilmour has been subpoenaed
as witness in the Paul Fourier
case, which is on for a new trial at
Braiperd.
The employment firm of Ander:
son & Johnson yesterday shipped
thirty men to Nebish and Fowlds ia
| work in the logging camps of the
Crookston Lumber company near
| those places. Anderson & Johnson
have shipped several hundred men
to these camps during the past fall
and this winter.
I. G. Haycraft, the Farley wood
dealer and speculator in lands and
Entertainments, spent yesterday in
Bemidji and returned last evening to
his home at Farley. Mr.. Haycraft
has watched the country around
Farley grow from an undeveloped
wilderness into one of the most pro-
ductive sections of the state.
Prof. W. B. Stewart, superintend.
ent of schools of Beltrami county
left last evening for Blackjack and
other points north of Bemidji.
Prof. Stewart will visit the Black.
duck and other schools in that
vicinity before returning to the city.
Prof. Stewart is one of the very hes,
superintendent that Beltrami county
ever had, and he is we'll liked by all
The strike which has tied ur
freight in northern Minnesota, ha.
not effected the sale and supper a,
the Armory, Dec. II. The 4ladie.
have sixty-five fine young chickens
awaiting their sentence of "execu
ton on the block" so plenty Of
real chicken pie is assured fol
everyone. The rare pretty things
offered for sale by the 200 club
are all "Bemidji made" and reflect
great credit upon the skillful, benev
olent cookers who have contributed
so largely of their time, talent, and
money.