The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-03

Mrs. A. G.. Rutledge is able to be
about again, after an illness of
several days which at one time.
threatened to be very serious.
Miss Edyth Bordsen, pianist at
the moving picture theater at Black
duck, spent yesterday in Bemidjl,
returning to the duck" last even
ing.
A. c.. Johnson, the Turtle River
mill man.. missed his train home
last evening and remained in the
city all night, returning to Turtle
River this morning.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs.
John Tenstrom on Thursday after
noon at 2:30. All members are
urged to be present.
Anderson & Johnson the employ
ment agents., sent thirty-hve men
to Fowlds today to work in the
camps of the Crookston Lumber
company at that place.
A. l.. Gordan, the heavyweight
business man of Shevlin, came to
Bemidji yesterday and spent several
hours here on business. returning to
Sbevlin in the afternoon. -.
Richard Leet, shipping clerk for
| W. c.. Church Lumber company re-
turned this morning from business
trip to Houpt and other points
along the north line of the M. & I.
Railway.
Cash paid for second hand wood
or coal stoves 207 BeItrami
avOnue.
L. D. Libbey of Minneapolis, the
contractor who is installing the new
district terminals at North Bemidji,
came to the city this morning tt
note how work was progressing a
the terminals.
Rev. John Kornburst, pastor o
the Catholic church at Blackjack
came to the city this morning ant
spent today here on. business, at
tending the gathering of priest
which has been held here.
J. A. VESSEL, cough drops,
went to Walker last night and spen
today there, returning to Bemid:
this evening. Joe" issome booster
for Bemidji, although always loys
to the town he calls his home
Crookston.
We are Informed that the lad
teachers at the Nymore school struc
for higher wages, yesterday, an
stuck out until they received mol
pay, too. They were receivin
$50 per month, and they expressed
desire for a raise, with the resu
that they compromised on receivein
$3.50, hereafter.
I can accommodate two or thre
gentlemen roomers at my apartment
in the Winter block. Steam hes
and bath. E. H. Ierrard.
Uncle George" Wetzel of Tel
1 strike came to Bemidji yesterda
morning and spent yesterday an
today visiting with Bemidji friend
Uncle George" is taking it cas-
these days, and appears to be EMO
|. ing splendid health, despite h
declining years.
Miss Leah Berman, daughter
Mrs. L. L. Berman of this city, lie
today for Spokane, Washingto
where she has accepted a positie
in the new National Bank of Coz
Il MERGE. The friends of Miss BERN;
trust she will learn to like her ne
situation and abiding place, but :
are confident that she will not
- really aIienated from her first Low
Big Bemidg."
J. T. Dolan, the Superior CO..
" mercial traveller, came to.the CT
= yesterday afternoon for the fiji
time in two weeks. Jack" W
injured while occupying a rig, OF
on the range, and was laid up
his home for a week, anoth
- drummer" making his route Il
week. However, Dolan posses:
an iron constitution, and he
about again, but may be forced
=, take another week off," as he
= still somewhat. scrambled"
p Tom Shevlin, big and in
physical condition. came to the c