The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-08-09

The art of taxidermy will be
taught by Mrs. Henry Buenther, 809
Bemidji Ave.
Chris Olson, deputy sheriff, went
to Kelliher Saturday evening on
a business trip. Z
]. Bisiar, the harmony man." re-
turned Saturday evening from busi.
ness trip to Laporte.
The Baptist Y. P. U. will hold ar
ice cream social on the Baptist
church lawn Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Howrey and son of Waterloo
Iowa, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Howrey's sister, Mrs. Tabor o1
this city.
Mrs. w. H. Smith and two child
rem of Mondova, Wis.,, arrived in the
city yesterday and will visit at the
home of Mrs. Smiths brother, Lee
LeGore.
John Dale and wife brought a
load of twelve neighbors from Turtle
River yesterday to participate in
the Scotch picnic; and they all had a
splendid time.
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas returned to
her home at Tenstrike Saturday
evening, having spent Saturday in
the city doing some shopping and
visiting with local friends.
Robert Jarvis and Alex. Mclean
of Cass Lake were among the out-of
town visitors who came to the city
yesterday and participated in the
Scotch picnic. They had a fine
"time.'
L. E. Stetler, Minneapolis attor-
ney, departed this morning for his
home in the mill City," after hav.
ing spent several days visiting al
the farm home of T. H. Pendergast,
in Grant Valley.
Mrs. E. N. French and little son
departed Saturday evening for their
home at Blackjack, having visited
for several days at the home OF
James French, father of Mr.. French,
and also with Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Baker in this city.
Mrs. Ray, sister of Mrs. Ike Black,
came to the city Saturday evening
for visit at the Black home. Her
daughter, Miss Mary, has been visit.
ing with Mrs. Black and will return
to the mill City, with her mother,
when the latter concludes her visit
here.
H. A. Simonson, the Blackducl
painter, went to Blackduck Saturday
evening and Sundayed at the
Duck" returning to Bemidji thi:
morning. Mr.. Simonson has con
tracted to do large amount o1
painting for G.. E. Kreatz, the local
contractor and builder.
Oman Potter of St. Paul, the
travelling representative for the
Minnesota Type Foundry company
Sundayed in Bemidji and departed
this morning on a trip southwarc
over the M. & I. railway. He will
visit all of the towns of Importance
between here and St. Paul, soliciting
orders for his company.
George Cochran, the logger, re.
turned to the city Saturday evening
from a business trip to Walker. Mr.
Cochran is loading at Wilton some
five million feet of logs, which are
being taken to Walker to be sawed
into dimenson stuff" there at the
sawmill plant of the Leech Lake
Lumber company.
George Draper, who has acted as
clerk at the Palace hotel in Black.
duck for some time past, spent Sat
urday in Bemidji, returning to tht
Duck" Saturday eve ming. He die
not state whether he would remair
with the Palace since J. C. Thomp
son has leased the hotel to another
party and is living the simple life on
his farm near Blackd uck.
Alex. Thompson of Crookston
the general agent for the Mime
apolis Brewing company, was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday. He came
over from the "Queen City, for the
express purpose of attesting to hi
Scotch ancestry, and participated i,
the annual picnic with a vim tha,
left no doubt as to his family tree
Mr.. Thompson has many friends j,