The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-12
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city last. evening from Minneapolis
for visit.
| ]. N. Guthrie spent yesterday in
Bemidji and returned last evening
| to his shome at Turtle, River.
]. C. Simms, the commercial
traveller, went to Kelliher last even.
1singson a business mission.
Hats, hats, hats are being sold at
a great reduction at the Henrionnet
/ Millinery parlor, first door north of
! Bazaar store.
A. Lord returned this morning
from a trip up north where he
went in the interest of the Crooks
Lumber company. LIE
Cas- Kinney went to Blackduck
last evening to look after some
| matters at that point for the Crooks.
ton Lumber company.
I. : l.. Newell 3 of Morristown,
arrived in the city Wednesday even.
ing. He will be the guest of his
sister, Mrs. ]. Evan Carson, for
several weeks. = -....-.s-. .-.... +
w. A. Currie, representing the
Northern Wholesale Grocery com
pany OF. this city, went to Kelliher
last evening, and interviewed the
local merchants relative to their
wants of products handled by, the
Northern people.
| w. T. Blakeley, the logger, went
to his home at Farley last evening
and spent the night there. He
returned to Bemidji~ this morning
and left this. afternoon for .Bagley,
from which place he intended Ito
|'drive to his logging camps, some
fifteen miles south of ,Bagley.
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tools, guns, etc. 2oz. spout oiler, 1Oc
! Mrs. Mccormick, who is quite
we'll known in this city, passed
through the city last evening on her
way from Brainerd, where she sub
mitted to an operation, to Blackduck
to join her husband. Local friends
of the lady will be pleased to learn
that she has greatly improved in
| health.
George H. Warner of Brainerd
trainmaster for The NJ. & I. Railway
company, went to Erickson lake
near Tenstrike last evening to note
the condition of the tracks on the
bridge there, it having been reported
that the bridge which has caused SO
much trouble was again on the
hummer"
Thomas Nesbit of Grand Forks.
N. D., accompanied by his brother,
Robert Nesbit of Mallory, arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend
several days at Thomas Nesbit's
cottagesat Grand Foaks Bay, they
having applied for a license to net
fish; and will undoubtedly get a
quantity of whitefsh for the winter.
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| A. H. K. mcpherson of Walker
trusted cruiser and examiner for the
Pillsbury company, came to the city
last evening from Walker and spent
the night here, leaving this morning
for Guthrie to look over some timber
for his company. Mack, is one of
the best of the pioneer residents of
Walker; and is splendid timberman.
-. L. l., La Rue of St. Paul, travel.
ing passenger agent for the Great
Northern Railway company, tarried
with us yesterday and last night
and adeparted this morning for
points south of Bemidji to drum up''
business for his company. Finest
town in northern Minnesota is
Bemidji," said Mr.. LaRue," and she
is coming to the front with rush.
We who are, on the railroad payroll
know about that, to certainty
Hon.; A. A. White of St. Paul,
more Familiarity known as the town
site man." spent, yesterday in Be-
midi looking after his interests in
this city and incidentally taking
cognizance of the rapid growth and
development of the Hub City,"
Besides being a heavy stakeholder in
the tBemidji Townsite company Mr..
White owns the Whites Addition to
Bemidji, which includes the famous