The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

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Christmas novelties arriving at
O'Leary- Bowser Co.every day.
Seasonded birch, tamarack or
Jack pine wood at Hayth's wood
yard. Telephone II.
Mrs. a. "a. Smith returned to her
home at Kelliher Saturday evening,
at the conclusion of days visit
with Bemidji friends. 81
A. %. Akre and family left this
afternoon for Appleton, Mimi, for a
! two weeks visit with Mr.. Akre'ss
parents and other relatives who re-
side at or near Appleton.
! Rev. Theodore Beunger Iof Cass.
Lake, German Lutheran pastor, was
a visitor in ~Bemidji yesterday and
conducted services in the Baptist
church yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Semple, the Minneapolis den
fist, came to the city Saturday even
ling from days visit at Walker and
| spent the night in Bemidji, going to
Bagley this morning on profess
sional visit. =. II ..1 :z
! Mrs. Henry Miller and child re-
turned to the city Saturday evening
from Minneapolis, where they had
!: been for a visit with Mrs. Smith,
a sister of Mrs. Miller. And Henry
/ is contented, once more. 4
"A. Lord returned Saturday even
! ing from Minneapolis, where he had
been on weeks combined business
!. land visiting trip. Mrs. Noonan, a
sister of Mrs. Lord, returned with
, Mr.. Lord and will visit at the Lord
5 home. ......a-... r.
National Business College, Crook.
). ston, Mimi, employs a train dis
y patcher of over twenty years ,-ex
. 1perience in their Telegraph depart
] ment; and have direct connection
e. with live G. N. wires. All graduate:
j hold positions at once without sub
bling. -.
: John Wilson, general overseer'
Flor the Walker & Akeley Logging
company, went to Laporte this morn
d]ing to note the work being done il
! the camps near that place. He ex
poets to be absent at Laporre, OF
and on" during the balance of tn
winter.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bush re
turned this morning to their hom
at Brainerd, after having spent Sun
y day in this city visiting with rela
,, tives. Mrs. Bush was formerly Mis-
- June Hyatt, we'll known in this city
> and she was married to Mr.. Bus
!" during the month of August.
P. Jeb and Oscar Anderson, tw
. prominent farmers farmers wac liv
= near Crookston, came to Bemid
Il yesterday and after spending th
10 night here left this morning fe
LII Guthrie, near which place they wi
1t hunt big game during the ope
IL season commencing next Wednesda!
! - J. H. Chapman of Spencer Brool
- Mimi, and ]. D. Chapm an of Rich
~ wood, Ohio, brothers of Mrs. L. F
| Johnson, came to the city Frida
- and visited here until Saturday ever
ing, when they left for Tenstrike TO
brief visit. They will return in
few days and continue their visi
here.
A. E. Schusser, superintendent {
/ the Pioneer Printery, went to Gran
Rapids Saturday night and spen
l Sunday at the Rapids" visitin
with the LaFreniere brother!
l Tony" and the LaFreniere's WEI
chums at Red Lake Falls sever;
years ago, and their friendship ha
bridged over separation of severa
years. >
l Nils Marcour, who is in charge {
] the big power dam owned at Wata
by the Watab Paper & Pulp con
pany, spent Sunday in Bemidji i
speeding the Warfeld dam, on Il
Mississippi river east of Bemid
Before leaving. this morning for b
home at Watab, Mr.. Marcour state
that he had found everything at tt
Warfeld dam to be in fine conditio
A. H. c. 'Knoke has decided
remain in close proximity to Bemie
during the coming winter, despi
the act that his IA mi1v iS "out uoct