The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-04

We make regular deliveries oi
ice to all parts Of the city. The
Bemidji Ice company, telephone
4O6.
c. w. Vandersluis, the popular
local commercial traveller, spent yes
terday at Walker, returning to Be-
midi last evening.
Charles Knopke states that Mrs.
Knopke is improving some and he
hopes that her condition will soon
be such that her ultimate recovery
will be assured.
H. ]. Tonskemper, drummer for
the F. A. Patrick Co. of Duluth,
came to the city last evening from a
visit to points down the south line
of the M. & I. railway.
E. T. Tabor, travelling represen-
tative for Melges Bros, returned this
morning from Kelliher and went on
through to Pine River, in the inter
est of the local commission house.
Miss Alice Dady, who has taught
school in District No. 10, Town of
Grant Valley, departed this morn
ing for her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Dady was accompanied as far
as Walker by Mrs. H. Schmidt OF
this city.
DR.. J. M. Anderson of Mime.
apolis has arrived in Bemidji and
will hereafter make this city his
home. DR.. Anderson has formed a
partnership with DR.. Palmer, the
local dentist, and will no doubt dc
we'll here.
Harry Mills, roadmaster, for the
M. & l., went to Brainerd this
morning to interview the officials of
the road at the head Offices. Mr.
Mills is on the co. most of the
time these days, looking after urgent
matters along the line.
Last nights south-bound M. & Z
passenger was some" train. There
were two extra coaches on the train
one being the private car, 5O," with
Superintendent w. H. Strachan
| aboard; the other was a day coach
which was put on the train for the
purpose of handling the extra travel
| A. L. Gordon, the Shevlin busines.
man, came over from his home last
| night and looked after the interest.
which he has in Bemidji. It be
lieved that Mr.. Gordon will yet be
Induced to make his permanent home
in Bemidji. Such men as Mr.. Gordor
are desirable citizens for any com
munity to acquire.
l Clio Boyer, one of the freshmen
ofthe Bemidji High school, departed
this morning for Minneapolis, where
ho will hereafter raake his l0n11
Mrs. Boyer intends to take up he1
residence in Minneapolis and will
leave Bemidji some time next week
Miss Blanche Boyer has been living
in the mill City" for severa
months past. The friends of th'
Boyer family are sorry to lose the n
and hope they will enjoy thei
residence in Minneapolis.
Doc" Winebrenner was in tn,
city yesterday from his farm hom
on Lake Plantagnet, where he own
one of the very best places in thi
part of the country. DOC" say
that fishing is good, out at LAX
Plantagnet, and despite the fac
that AL" Jester is catching fish
simply by the use of his hypnoti
eye, there are still millions of biz
pike in the lake, awaiting the return
of L. G. Pendergast from the oil
state capitol to spend his summe
vacation.
John Morrison, ST., the sage o
Red Lake, arrived in the city las
night from Oregon, where he ha
been living for a year or more past
> Mr.. Morrison has been locatin
settlers on Oregon claims and ha
done very we'll, giving entire sati:
, faction, in every case. MI
: Morrison's Bemidji friends ar
4 pleased to see him in his old haunt
a again. Mr.. Morrison states tina
;. he intends to sell his property a
Red Lake agency and will NOV
f to Oregon, and make that state hi
z permanent home.
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