The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Tho Continued
Story Of
Cure ut Events.

N. P. Johnson Of Mallard was q
visitor in the city last night and
today, on business. ID
r. B. Reed, wife and children Of
Armenia, N. d., were among the out,
of-town visitors who came to the
city last night.
John Torkelson and Hans Hanson
of Bagley came to Bemidji yesterday
noon and left last evening for Inter
national Falls on business trip.
Mrs. E. N. Ebert departed this
morning for her former home at
Little Falls, where she will visit
| for a week or more with relatives
and old friends.
E. A. Allen of Washington, D. c.,
an agent in the employ of the
government, came to the city last
night and registered as a guest at
the Hotel Markham.
| $100,O00.0O to loan on improved
Beltrami county farms at 8 per cent,
net to loan company. Our charges
will be reasonable. J. ]. Opsabl
! Sentinel office, Bemidji, MINI.
Crookston Times A letter re-
ceived in the city from George
Crawford, who resides at Berkeley,
Cal, stated that DR.. and Mrs. E. H.
| Marcum of Bemidj il were their guests.
Since the letter was written DR..
and Mrs. Marcum have left for Port
land and Seattle.
M. L. Grifiths of Crookston,
general agent for the German
American Life Insurance company,
came to the city yesterday and will
remain here for two or three days on
a business mission. Grjff' has
written much insurance in Bemidji
and has many friends here.
w. T. Blakeley, the Farley logger
and merchant, returned to his home
last evening, having attended the
state land sale here yesterday. Mr..
Blakeley purchased several fine
tracts of land, and got them at a
fair price. He is convinced of the
fact that Beltrami county lands are
among the most fertile in the great
northwest, and always backs his
convictions with heavy investments
in our pay dirt"
Harry Koors, the local com
mercial traveller who makes" all of
the towns adjacent to Bemidji, went
to Blackjack last evening to look
after the wants of his customers at
that place. Mr.. Koors was laid up
in bed for a week, with a sprained
back, resulting from hitch" and
although forbidden to get out so
soon, nevertheless his hustling
qualities would not allow him to
lie in bed and sweat and fume
during this torrid weather. Harry's
friends trust that he will soon be as
blithe and robustful as ever.
1t is said that William F. Noble,
the Third River homesteader who
has been accused of having violated
about every statute on the law books
of Minnesota, is about to be released
finally from Jail at Grand Rapids,
where he has been serving a ninety
day sentence for violating the game
laws. Report says that a justice of
the peace attempted to pardon
Bill" before the expiration of his
time of sentence, but someone COM
planned to higher authorities and he
was compelled to resume his station
at the county jail in Grand Rapids
until the full ninety days are served.
It is understood that another war
rant awaits Mobiles release, when he
will be again taken into custody and
tried for another fracture of the
laws. During his residence out on
Third river, Noble led sort of
tough" life and defed anyone to
apprehend him, with the result that
he was finally struck by the strong
arm of the law"