The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04

Father and Son Rivals at the
Pastime Theater tonight.
Theo. Buenger of Cass Lake
spent last night in Bemidji.
D. A. McFarlane, master carpen-
ter for the NJ. & I. company, went
to Jenkins this morning.
Charles sederstrom and wife
returned Saturday evening from
visit with relatives at Laporte.
Rev. II. +. Parshall went to Cass
Lake this noon and returned to Be-
midi this evening. He will 60 to
Minneapolis tonight on business
trip. ....~. III - ss.Is..
Dick Bertram Pianist at the Brink
man Theatre is~prepared to take a
limited number of scholars. Inquire
at 422 Minnesota Avenue or the
Brinkman Theatre. .r..'5-s-
T. Garrigan and wife returned to
Bemidji Saturday evening from
Kansas City, where they had been
visiting with relatives and friends
during the past five weeks. .~,
E. E. Smiley of Nary is visitor
in the city today. Mr.. Smiley will
leave in the morning for Inter-
national Falls, where he has some
business interests to look after.
Bert Peterson has returned from
Bisby, NJ. D., where he spent most
of the summer and the early part of
this fall, working. He was glad to
get back to Big Bemidg," again.
Charles Loring of Crookston came
to the city last night and will
spend several days here as one of
the attorneys in the famous Rainey
River boom cases, which will be
tried this week at the present term
of the district court.
Roy B]iler, county surveyor, re-
turned to the city this morning from
an official visit at Kelliher and
Blackjack, where he did consider
able work in running lines and in
speeding some county roads which
were recently constructed.
William Gerlinger, who is a men,
Der of the petit jury at the present
term of. court, went to his home at
Spur los Saturday evening and Wis.,
tied with his family over Sunday,
returning to Bemidji this morning to
resume his labors with the jury.
Dressmaking at Mrs. A. M.
Pierce's, 5O4-3rd St.
E. O. Moore, president of the
logging firm of E. O. Moore & Co.,
went to Minneapolis Saturday night
by way of Duluth, on business
"trip. Before departing, Mr.. Moore
| stated that he intended to visit at
Milwaukee, also, before returnin e
Ito Bemidji to resume his logging
operations hearabouts.
| J. c. McGhee, superintendent OF
the public schools at Tenstrike, came
down from the Strike" Saturday
morning and went out to his farm in
the Town of Eckles, several miles tc
. the northwest of Bemidji, where he
spent the day. Mr.. McGhee came
into town in the afternoon and re-
turned to Tenstrike in the evening
He states that there are some seventy
-, five pupils attending the school at
Tenstrike, at the present time, and
that Miss Mae Shook and himself
are kept qnite busy teaching the
pupils.
!, Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M. & I. Railway company, went tt
Brainerd this morning to consul
with the head officials of the NJ
I. company. Harry is having con
siderable trouble in filling in the
grade of the M. & I. at the lake a
# Tenstrike. According to Mr.. Mills
y there appears to be no bottom tt
e the hold which is taking all of tn
e sand which the steam shovel cal
e dig up along the line of the M. & I
n between Bemidji and Tenstrike
S Harry has hopes of striking some
# thing tangible in the very neal
IS future, when he hopes to have tn
= film completed and the trac
e placed in a substantial condition.
For painting, papering and decor
d ating leave your orders with R
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