The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04

SSOASS PAOuC TLOs
Jas. Sines, formerly of this city
but who now resides on farm near
Solway, spent yesterday in the city
on a business mission. .- e.. >- =.
Harold Hayner, the young son of
the county auditor, came down from
his home at Tenstrike this morning
on visit to his father at the county
capitol.
Ask for booklet, "How Good
Watches Are Made" Geo. T. Baker
& Co.
Bob" Ashley returned to his
home at Crookstor. this afternoon
after having spent today and yes
terday paying the local Hardware
men his usual business visit.
Mrs. Sarah Rams<lell and Miss c..
M. Ramsdell came down from their
home at Turtle River this morning
and spent the day visiting with Mrs.
Ramsdells sister Mrs. A. M. Crowell.
D. D. Miller left last night for
Blackjack where he will look after
the interests of the T. J. Miller Co.,
and also write a few policies in the
Midland Life, for which he is district
agent.
Mike Void, the popular "mixolo-
gist" of Solway, spent yesterday
afternoon in the city visiting old
friends here and transactiag little
business, returning home on the
afternoon train.
Among the many local travelling
men who went up the north line" of
the M. & I. last evening in the in
terests of the various firms they
represent we're Tom Kerrick, Tom
Stewart and Charles Vandersluis.
J. E. Cowan of International Falls,
cashier of the International State
Bank, came down from the boundry
town last night and spent the day
transacting business and sulting
with A. P. White, who is also in
terested in that institution.
Skating at the ice rink. Open Sum
day, December 5th. 10 and 15c.
E. ]. Swedback, president of the
new Security State Bank of Bemidji il,
left this morning for his home in
Minneapolis, after having been here
for some time looking after his
many business interests here. He
expects to return to Bemidji again
before the holidays.
Richard Felt of Mallard arrived
in the city yesterday from his farm
in southern Clearwater county and
will spend few days visiting his
sister, Mrs. John Moberg, and fam
lily and incidentally taking a, few
Photographic views of Mr.. Moberg's
camps and other local scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latimer of
Turtle River stopped here from a
three months visit in parts of
Canada. Mr.. Latimer has a mother
living at Everett, Ont, with whom
he spent much of the time. He re-
ports conditions very prosperous
and the Canadian cities very active.
Everything looks to a prosperous
year.
Theodore Gullickson, the agent
for the Hamm Brewing company,
went to Park Rapids yesterday to
close some business deals which his
company had with men who we're en-.
gagged in the liquor traffic at the
Rapids" prior to the enforcement
of the closing order which was re.
Gently promulgated by the Indian
department. The saloon keepers al
Park Rapids will undoubtedly have
bargain sales in beoze' every day
now until the closing order goes
into effect, De cember 9th.
An elegant colored picture, Good
Friends" free with Chicago Sunday
Examiner, at Peterson's.
A. l.. Lafreniers, editor and owne:
OF the Grand Rapids independent
came to the city yesterday morning
from che Rapids" and went to Saul
Cen ter to attend and participate il
the annual meeting of the North
Central Minnesota Editorial Asso
citation, which was held at Saul
Center yesterday afternoon and las
night. Tony is publishing a fin,