The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-24
Miss Olga Johnson returned this
from an over-Sunday visit
with relatives at Blackjack.

with relatives at Blackjack.
Do not fail to see the Japanese
Hove story which the Seniors will
present at the opera house, May %.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold their annual inertia Festa Satur-
day night, May 10Th. in the Swedback
building, on Minnesota avenue.
A. E. Schusser, foreman Of the
Pioneer Printery, returned to Be
midi this morning from an over
Sunday visit at his old home, Kelli-
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Cooley
and Mrs. Jos. Kennedy departed
yesterday afternoon for their home
in Grand Forks, after having been
at Lavinia looking over the summer
cottages.
A. P. White, president of the
Lumbermens National Bank, returned
Saturday night from business trip
to the twin cities, having been absent
but two days, on a 'hurry-up" mis-
sion, as it were.
Matt Fisher, the owner of the
townsite of Funkley, and who con-
ducts hotel and refreshment parlor
at that place, came down to Bemidji
from his home this morning and
spent today in the city.
Fred w. Langdon has been en-
gagged as an assistant to Theodore
Gullickson, general manager for the
Hamm Brewing company, and will
represent the Hamm people on the
road He will make" the towns
south of Bemidji, on the M. & I. as
far as Brainerd and on the G. N.
to Wadena:
Ike Black returned Saturday even.
from a visit to Walker, and states
that Harry Brummond, well known
there, is patient at the Walker
hospital, where he underwent an
|operation on an ear, for an ailment.
Mr.. Brummond's Bemidji friends
trust he will soon be about again,
|enjoyiDg his usual robustful health.
M. E. Ibertson, county coroner,
|received a telegram from Funkley
this morning, announcing that
Thomas Knudson was dead, at
Funkley, and urging Mr.. Ibertson
to come at once" The telegram
contained no further particulars; and
Mr.. Ibertson will go to Funkley this
levening to investigate further the
particulars of the death of Knud.
Ison.
| Charles Gard ner, general north.
country manager for the. Grand
Forks Lumber company, returned
yesterday from a visit to the scene
of logging where the Grand Forks
company's logs are being driven
| via the Mississippi river, to Lake
4 Irving. Mr.. Gardner says that the
drive has reached the lower La
Salle lake and will probably bs
sluiced through to the Mississippi
river tomorrow, when there will b
| clear sailing" the remainder of the
distance, down the Father of Wat
ers'' to Lake Irving.
/ Astors and Pansies, Hollyhocks
and Sweet Williaza. Special prices
on Wreaths and Focal Designs made
| to order. Order your flowers early
for Decoration Day. Lake Park
Greerhouse. Phone 166,
Clarence Shannon, the newly ap
pointed state fire rangar for thi:
ldistrict, went to Fowlds Saturday
and inspected the work which i:
being done near Maat place in burn
ling the slashings left from the
ICrookston Lumber oompany's log
ging operations last winter. The
company is supervising setting Of
the fires, and the work is being
done in very able manner, there
being no possible chance for the
Adevosring element to spread tc
adjoining lands.
Archdeacon Parshall came over
from Cass Lake yesterday afternoon
and while some of his fellow towns
men were witnessing a game Of base
ball at the park, the reverend gentle.
man prepared for evening services
at Odd Fellows hall. While base.
ball on the Sabbath has been legal