The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-20
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Kelliher, having spent Saturday
in Bemidji visiting with local friends.
Annabel Hermes, of International
Falls came to the city Saturday
afternoon from some point east of
Bemidji and left Sunday morning for
the Falls" g.
H. Becker of Akeley came to Be.
midi from. some point west, last
night, and spent the night at the
Hotel Markham, returning to Akeley
this morning.;
A. c. Goddard, engineer at the
Red Lake Indian agency, and Fern
Bishop, also of the agency, were
visitors in Bemidji Saturday on
important business.
H. N. Harding, cashier of the
! First National Bank of Cass Lake,
came to Bemidji yesterday afternoon
and spent the night and part of to.
day in Bemidji, looking after some
business matters.
Father O'Dwyer, pastor of the
St. Phillips Catholic church, was
able to preside at services yesterday,
for the first time since he was so
uulucky as to break his arm. The
injured member is fast mending and
Father O'Dwyer is about himself
again."
John Goodman returned to the
city this morning from Kelliher,
where he Sundayed and locke d.
after the business of the drug and
jewelry store at that place, in which
he is interested. Mr.. Goodman
reports business as being very good,
at Kelliher.
Walter Strong, who has been
visiting for three weeks at the home
of P. M. Dicaire, left Saturday for
his home at Darlington. Wis.,, where
he owns and operates a photograph
studio. Mr.. Strong took a large,
number of views while he was here,
which he will develop.
J. H. Beagle, of Duluth, cruiser
for the State Timber Board, spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Be-
midi, awaiting orders from St. Paul
to 60 to other parts to look after
trespass on state possessions. Mr..
Beagle is one of the very best tim
Der men in the employ of the state.
George Lydick, the Cass Lake
contractor, who is making splendid
record clearing right-of-way for the
parties who have contracts to grade
the 500 right-of-way, came to the
city Saturday evening and left that
night, on the south-bound NJ, & I.
passenger train, for Minneapolis to
visit the head offices of the 500 COM
pany.
Buy your Xmas presents early so
as to oblige the business men of
the city; express or mail your pack
ages early, also, and give some
relief to the express man; and send
your mail early, so that the post
masters and delivery men will. not
be staying awake o'nights trying to
get your presents to their proper
destination in time for the big day"
in giftdom.
John Rose of Northome, brother
of Dan Rose of this city, went to
Northome Sunday morning and
from that place went out to Island
lake, south of Northome, to spend
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rose. John is
cruiser for the Watab Paper & Pulp
company, for which company Dan
Rose is the official buyer for northern
Minnesota. Both of the Rose boys
are experts in cruising and estimat-
ing timber.
Roy Bliler, county surveyor, went
to Wilton this forenoon to resume
the work which he is doing there,
laying out roads for tbs use of the
Great Northern Timber company,
which is doing some logging south.
west of Wilton. w. H. WYE of this
city is the general manager of the
Great Northern Timber company,
which owns a fine farm near Wilton,'
where sheep are being raised ON an