The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-16
Tho Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
White Jacket.

NAAos IN N4OUo VI l. 0AlCy WdS
visitor in the city today. - s ~
Andrew jacobson, who conducts
a drink establishment at Tenstrike,
returned to his home last evening,
after spending yesterday in the city.
Miss Mierch, who now lives al
Chicago, came to the city this
morning from Turtle River, where
she is visiting with her parents, and
spent the day here.
! Try our India Sun Dried" teas
soc pound. Phone 423, Bemidj
Tea Store.
Charles Gardner, the general
manager for the Grand Forks Lum.
Der company, returned last night
from an official visit to Duluth, Still.
water and the Twin cities.
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas, the very eff.
Gent landlady of the Hotel Stechman
at Tenstrike, returned to her home
last evening, after having spent two
days visiting friends in the city.
A. L. Morris, the Tenstrike bank.
er, went to Tenstrike last evening
and spent the night there, returning
to Bemidji this morning and resum-
ing his duties on the grand jury.
Sam Cone left last evening for
Blackjack to interview his customers
there who handle Loeb & company's
goods. Sam will continue "up the
line," by relays" until the end of
the week.
Try White Jacket.
Attorney S. M. K cd o.
| Baudette departed last night for St.
Paul on professional business, after
having spent the past two days
here looking after some legal matters
in district court.
R. R. Ashley of Crookston spent
yesterday in the city and partici-
pated in the shoot which the local
gun club pulled off. bob" is a
prettyfair shot and is always up
among the leaders in any gun club
shoot in which he participates.
Omer Gravelle, of Morrison &
Gravelle, came to the city yester-
day and spent last night here, to.
gether with his partner, John
Morrison. Some more Masonic
information was impaired to him
last night by the local chapter.
The girls of the B. H. S. A. A. will
serve supper in the Armory Saturday
evening, from $50 to 7:45. Csc.
Henry Logan of Grand Rapids,
the general agent for the Benedict
inc Sisters hospitals, came to the
city yesterday and will remain here
until after the fair. Mr.. Logan re.
ports that hospitals in his jurisdic.
ion are having a splendid business.
J. A. VESSEL, who strenuously
| denies that he was recently SER
enaded in Bagley, spent part of
yesterday in the city and left last
evening for Blackjack. Joe" re-
turned to the city this morning and
was taking in the pumpkins, squash
and races at the fair grounds this
afternoon.
| E. E. Schulke, one of the prosper
GUS farmers of Tenstrike, was in the
city yesterday to enter number oil
vegetables and grains as exhibits al
the county fair. Mr.. Schulke has on
exhibit blue-stem wheat which yielded
on an average of IS bushels per acre.
He also has some good specimens oil
oats and barley.
Albert Heft, whom everybody in
Blackjack knows as Pat" went tc
Blackjack last evening and spent
| the night there. He had been here
in company with Messrs. Townsend
and Parker, assisting in placing the
big Blackjack exhibit in the mair
building at the fair grounds. Pat
is one of the best of the good fellow.
at the duck"
| White Jacket stands the test.
| Among the north. country people
who came to the fair this morning
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. Thompson,
| G. w. Conway, E. N. French and
AL. J. Moon of Blackjack. Messrs.
French and Moon came for the
purpose of participating in the gun
club shoot, which they thought was