The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-19
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

! Charles S. Attix was an Ortt
visitor in Bemidji yesterday.
c. A. Peterson was a visitor il
the city last night from his home al
Big Falls.
/ Nat Wetherman and wife were
Duluth visitors in Bemidji last night
and today.
A. G. Meinal and wife of Winni
peg were among the out-of-towr
visitors who are stopping at the
Hotel Markham.
William Gerlinger, the farmer who
lives at Spur los, came to the city
this morning and spent the day ir
Bemidji on business.
Mrs. M. J. Osborne of Happylanc
and Mrs. L. Christeen of Inter
national Falls were north-conntry
folks who came to Bemidji las,
| night and went to Cass Lake this
| morning. -
J. T. Dolan, the Superior hustle,
who travels on the road' for the
Twohy- Eiman company of Duluth
came to the city last evening from
business trip over west and spent
last night and today here, talking
with local dealers in his line.
]. c. Schultz, travelling auditor TO,
the M. & I. Railway company, came
to the city last evening from an Of
fetal visit for his company at diff.
ferent points along the line of the
M. & I. He spent the night here
and left this morning for his home
at Brainerd.
S. c. Bailey, state game warden
for this district, went to Bagley
this morning on an official visit
He returned yesterday from a trip
through the western part of Bel.
trami county. He reports a good
observance of the game laws with
reference to game birds.
Sam Cone, the efficient and
versatile commercial traveller who
sells the stuff that cheers and
occasionally inebriates (if partaken
of too freely), came to town this
morning from a trip up north along
the line of the M. & I. railway where
he delivered several fine addresses
as to women's rights-and lefts.
The Texas Cattle King will be al
the City Opera House Thursday
night.
John Cam, one of the best of the
many good fellows who live al
Blackjack and have friends all over
this part of the state, was a bushes:
visitor in Bemidji yesterday. Mr..
Cam was here on business mission
which turned out altogether salts
factorily, and John returned hons
last evening, we'll pleased with hi:
stay in the city.
A. Burke and Bert Parry departed
this morning for Portage lake, where
Mr.. Burke has a summer cottage
and where his folks have beer
fishing for several days. Mr.. Parry
will return to Bemidji this evening"
but Mr.. Burke will remain until to-
morrow evening. They know where
the big black bass are that are in
clined to bite, and the Burke party
is always able to get all the bass
they want, at Portage.
Ferris Jellus, who owns fine
claim in the Battle River country
made final proof on the land yester
day, before Clerk of Court Rhoda
The land is located near Firman
postofice and is considered one Of
the very best of the many good claims
in the Battle River country. M. B.
Pettingell and August Weber accom-.
panied Mr.. Jellus and acted as wit
nessee to mis- proof. They returned
to Firman last evening, going tc
Kelliher on the evening north.
bound M. & I. passenger train and
hoofing it" out to the farms.
J. G. McGhee came to the CITY
yesterday afternoon, from his home
in the Town of Eckles, with the in.
tention of going to Tenstrike on the
M. & [. north-bound passenger train
He was some late in getting to the
depot, and he had the extreme pleas
ure of seeing the last car disappear
down the track around the corner
of the Cr0nkston nrnhar cornnan.,,<