The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

inertia fiesta.
Come and see how the japanese
make love; opera house, May %.
Irene Fisher of international Falls
registered at the Markham last
night.
The Model Dry Cleaning House
of this city has installed a telephone,
the number of which is 537.
c. A. Plummer was in the city
yesterday and registered at the
Markham, from Crookston.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid wishes
work for their vacuum cleaner.
Terms reasonable. Phone 5O7.
Mrs. H. A. Rosaaen, wife of a
prominent banker and lumber dealer
of Fisher, Mimi, was a guest at the
Hotel Markham last night.
J. M. Stafford, who has been quite
ill for several days, is improving
slowly and from now on it is ex.
pectrd that Jap" will be "on the
mend"
The Swedish Ladies Aid will
serve supper and hold an apron
sale at the I. O. O. F. hall May
26th. Supper from $50 to 8
o'clock.
A. L. Gordon. who is a member of
the Shevlln Mercantile company,
was among the out-of-town visitors
who spent several hours in Bemidj il
yesterday. Mr.. Gordon owns con-
siderable property in Bemidji.
T. L. Duncan of Northome, who
has but recently been appointed as
state fire ranger for the country
north of Funkley, came to the city
last night from Northome and left
on the north-bound "local'' freight
train this morning for points up
north"
A. Kaiser, cashier of the first Ma
tional Bank of Bagley, came over
from his home yesterday and spent
several hours here, returning to Bag
ley on the afternoon train. He
visited DR.. Gilmore, who is i'll with
Messrs. Kaiser and
Gilmore are brothers-in-law.
T. J. WEIGH, the general mana
ger for the T. J. WEIGH Land &
Lumber company, came to the city
night from his home at
and visited in Bemldji until
yesterday noon, when he departed
for Grand Rapids on a business
mission which had to do with some
personal matters. Mr.. WEIGH is one
of the most popular timber dealers
in this north country.
Come to the Merta fiesta for fancy
and useful articles.
Ole Bjoin, one of the pioneer
business men of Crookston, and who
is at the present time a. member
Of the firm of Bjoin-Carlson- Quee,
automobile dealers at Crookston,
came to Bemidji Saturday noon.
He visited here for several hours
with Postmaster Erickson and left
On Saturday evenings north-bound
NJ. & 1. passenger train for Black
luck, to look over some land which
ne owns near that place. Mr..
Bjoin returned to Bemidji last night
ind went to his home at Crookston
his afternoon.
Among the Cass Lakers who came
over from. the "Lake' to see yester-
lays baseball contest between the
3emidji and Cass Lake teams were
he following: E. ]. Lundrigan,
manager of the visiting players;
Glenn Harding, "Doc." Gilbert, Jr.,
Ben Caswell, John Lund. William A.
Fox "a substitute player), Lutte"
burns, Jr., H. Gamenthaler, and
everal others whose names could
lot be ascertained. The visitors
we're given fine game to witness, |
nd were treated very courteousIy. |
Astors and Pansies, Hollyhocks
nd Sweet William. Special prices
N Wreaths and Floral Designs made
o order. Order your flowers early
or Decoration Day. Lake Park
Greenhouse. Phone 166
w. R. Mackenzie, vice president
nd general manager of the North.
m Minnesota Dairy Farm Land
ompany, "a Wisconsin corporation
7hich owns $4,000 acres of farm