The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-16

When YOU are in need Of tea OF
coffee do not forget the Bemidji Tea
Store, Phone 423. aayo Eg0Nsfg a
i Tie Berman Emporium have on
display complete line Of oxfords in
the newest makes, styles aud colors.
C. E. Harding of Nary came up
last evening for a short pleasure trip
to this city, returning to Nary on
this mornings M. & /. train.
| William Skrief left last evening
on the Inbound passenger train
| for Blackjack to buy some logs for
the Crookston Lumber company.
E. Q. Hagen of Crookston,= county
attorney Of Polk county, arrived in
the city on the midnight train last
night for a short business visit In
Bemidji. gHs t1I ..4.3lt &.
! Mrs. K. Gibbs and little son re-
turned to Farley last evening after
accompanying her mother as far as
this city on the latter's return to
Lake Itasca.
Mrs. R. P. Fairbanks Of White
Earth arrived in the city last night
land spent the day in this city on her
way to Red, Lake to visit with friends
and relatives. ISL
/ John Rice of this city, who is
working in Tedford's lumber camps
near Blackjack, returned to the
Duck" last evening after having a
short vacation in Bemidji.
| ]. r. Kolar, a homesteader living
in the country northeast of Red.
Lake, spent yesterday on bushes in
Bemidji and left last evening for
Kelliher on his way home.
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c. A. Carlson, a prosperous farmer
living in the neighborhood of OUR
ing, spent yesterday making pur-.
chases in this city and returned
home on the M. & I. train last even
ing. 49,, ~a
Wanted 500 cords lath ! bolts.
Will pay $500 for balsam, spruce,
Norway, white pine and jack pine
lath bolts delivered & at our mill.
Douglass Lumber Company, Bemidji,.
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John Waldberg of Eldorado, who
owns several horses IN the log
cling camps near Blackduck, passed
through the city last evening on his
way up north" to look after his.
horses. 80 15l4jo53 .Sa-- e9:-..l II 500
49, S. L. Marshall, who runs a :sawmill
at Kelliher, came in yesterday morn
ing and spent the day in this city,
departing on the Sank Center train
this morning for Wadena on short
business trip. M - .-.s-.. :
]. Wg2Stewart, the well known
cruiser for the Bemidji Lumber com
pany, left last evening on the north
bound train for the neighborhood of
Northome to do some cruising for
his company. .,,t r. gaa.,I-.jzE x5tss.
Miss Genevieve. Nelson of Black
duck arrived in the city yesterday
noon from Reeter,s N. d., where she
spent four months with relatives.
Miss Nelson returned to Blackjack
on the evening train. -.5y4 &llsiss
Andy Hendrickson and Arthur
Hahn, two homesteaders living near
During, came in Yesterday morning
for short combined business and:
pleasure visit in this city. Mr.;
Hendrickson returned home last
night. .-r~,oa s,ezl,s,,.s, a. +, 1853 -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cochran Of
this city, accompanied by their
daughter Harriet and little son,
Earl, left Sunday noon on, the east
bound train for Superior ito visit at
their old home. They will return to:
Bemidji Thursday or Friday of this
week. - r. ~. ...,,-
w. M. Riley, who is engaged in
the cedar business at Blackjack,
came in Yesterday morning and.
spent the day on business in Bemidii.
Mr.. Riley left last evening on the
M. & I. passenger train for Int p
national Falls for short busine. S
visit there. e3s45a5 sl5s.irr,.tt So