The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-04

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to Bemidji on the 1890 train tonight
John Cyr, a prominent cedar ma,
of Blackjack, returned to til,
Duck" last night after transactins
a days business in the metropolis
of north-central Minnesota. 49,.
M. D. Stoner, city engineer fo
the city of Bemidji, went to Swar
River yesterday noon on a bushes!
trip. Mr.. Stoner has done much
surveying in the vicinity of Swar
River. ---
Viggo Peterson, county commits
sioner representing the Fourth dis
trict, left this afternoon for his home
in the Town of Durand, going b,
way of Puposky, over the NJ, r. L.
& M. railway,
William Lennon, the ex-mayor and
one of the most popular residents
of Kelliher, spent yesterday attend
ing to some business matters in
this city, returning to KeIliher on
the evening train.
E. M. Farnham of Wilton, mana
ger of the Bemidji Brick company,
left last evening for international
Falls and other towns up the Nj. & I.
to sell the famous brand of brick
which is manufactured near this
city.
C. A. Speelman, the we'll known
merchant and lumberman of North
ONE, came down yesterday morning
and went out to a camp near here,
returning to the city last evening
and going home on this mornings
early train.
]. C. Hand, one of the we'll known
painters of this city, departed last
evening over the M. & I. railway
for his claim near Foy, a village
northwest of Kelliher, where he
will spend a few weeks making
improvements and erecting a
shack"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Crippen oil
Ortonville, in the southern part o1
the state, have arrived in Bemidji
and are visiting with their son, C..
c. Clippen, a member of the photo
graphic firm of Crippen & Reese
Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen will probably
remain in Bemidji for a week.
F. O. Sibley, a member of the
board of county commissioners who
lives at Island Lake, came in yester
day morning on the Red Lake train
to attend a meeting of the board
which was held in this city yester
day. Mr.. Sibley remained in the
city over night as a guest at the
Markham hotel.
F. M. Lang, formerly of this city
but who now resides at Bayfield,
Wis.,, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon on the train from Duluth
and is attending to some bushes:
matters in the district court for a
few days. Mr.. Lang was formerly
engaged in the real estate business
with A. A. Carter of this city.
For good work and prompt service
20 to Beaudette, the tailor, 314
MINI. Ave.
L. Latterell, who is engaged ir
the mercantile business at Funklev
was among the passengers who went
through Bemidji last evening on the
M. & I. train. Mr.. Latterell wa:
on his return to Funkley from Min
neapolis, where he had been buying
fine new stock of goods for his
progressive business at the junction
of the main line and the Funkley.
Kelliher branch of the M. 81.
John Berglin, assistant cashier o.
the First National Bank of Interna
tional Falls, has been enjoying a few
days visit with old friends in Be
midi and left last evening for Kelli
her, where he will relieve the cashie,
of the First State Bank while the lat
ter enjoys two weeks vacation.
John is we'll known in Bemidji. hav.
ing made many friends here while
employed in the First National Bank
of this city a year ago.
Ray Holmes, a son of T. B.
Holmes of Grand Forks, N. D.,
arrived in Bemidji yesterday after.
noon on the Great Northern train
from the Pacific coast and the
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