The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Tho Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

i S. c. Simons was an Eagle Bend
visitor in the city last night.
/ Yankee Doodle leaves for the dam
at 2:30every day. One hour at dam.
Mrs. Conger is closing out every
trimmed hat in her store at fifty
cents on the dollar.
I Mrs. ]. Farberg, John Farbere
and Ed Farberg of Anita, N. D.,
| are guests at the Hotel Markham,
| having come to the city last night.
! Mike Downs is now engaged as
superintendent of the M. & /.
baggage room and freight ware.
house and is making good" as a
railway hustler.
! The M. & I. north-bound passen.
ger train was an hour late last
evening. owing to poor connections
at Brainerd, the train on the main
line of the N. p. railway causing
the delay.
C. w. Dudley, who is the Black
duck representative ror the Mime
Iapolis Cedar and Lumber company
returned to his home at the Duck
last evening after having spent
yesterday in Bemidji on business
/ J. Bisiar, the piano man, went tt
Blackjack last evening on a bust
ness mission, Mr.. Bisiar has much
business up the north line of the
! M. & I. and did not expect to return
to Bemidji until Thursday morning.
| Misses Linnie Guthrie of Turtle
River, and Petra Paulson of Shevlin
arrived in the city yesterday and
! will remain here for the next five
weeks attending summer school,
which commenced yesterday in the
Central school building.
Thomas Bailey, Jr, returned to
the city last evening from a visit to
the towns south of Bemidji in the
interest of the Tom Reed cigar,
for which he is the travelling repre-
sentative. Tom is doing very
we'll with his work as knight of
the grip" ii x 4
H. J. Tonskemper, the energetic
commercial traveller who represents
the F. A. Patrick Company Of
Duluth in this vicinity, left last
evening for Blackjack to handle
a few orders for his company.
Tons" is one of the most popular
of the grip fellows" in this section
of the state. 1872.
P. J. Russell and son Myron
returned last evening from a visit to
Lake City and Minneapolis and ST.
Paul. Mr.. Russell greatly enjoy ed
his trip to the state camping ground
at Lake View, and speaks in the
highest terms of Captain Otto and
the other officers and members Of
Company X, Bemidj i's soldiers who
are at the encampment and making
[ fine records. n.
Rev. I. P. Johnson, pastor of the
Gethsemane church at Minneapolis
went to Brainerd yesterday morning
and met Mrs. Johnson and theil
child and the three passed through
Bemidji last evening on their way
ITO Turtle River, from which place
they drove last evening to Big Turtle
| lake, where Rev. Johnson has fine
summer home = on one of the
islands in the lake. "
! James Lappen, cruiser and genera
worker for the Crookston Lumber
company, came to the city las
night from Blackjack, where hi
makes his headquarters. Mr.. Lapper
states that the Crookston Lumber
company has large crew of me1
hosting logs from Blackjack lake
where the company has between
three and four million feet of raw
material" to be sawed in their mil
at this point.
| w. H. Strachan, superintendent
of the M. & I. railway, came to tn
city last evening in the private ca
So" and remained in Bemidji owe
night. Mr.. Strachan left this morn
ing for the north, accompanyin,
the pay car. which paid the employs
of the M. & I. between Brainerd an.
Bemidji yesterday, and which con
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