The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

/ j. M. Richards, of Bemidji Lum.
Der company, went to Walker this
morning on a business mission.
| Thomas Stewart went to Black
duck Saturday evening, on com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Stafford of Aitkin came to
the city Saturday evening for a
visit at the home of her cousin,
Henry Tuller.
Hugh Dickie, the local tailor, re-
turned last night from International
Falls, where he spent yesterday
visiting friends: ... ..er ~
! J. Bisiar,S the piano man." re-
turned Saturday evening from bust
ness trip to Laporte, where he has
quite number of piano contracts.
See Policemen in Action" at the
Pastime tonight. ~ - III. .2.*
| H. F. Roller of Grand Forks, N.
D. spent few hours in Bemidji last
Saturday, coming over on the noon
train and returning in the after
noon.
J. E. Dade and D. D. Rolfe were
among the Blackjack folks who were
visitors in the city Saturday. and
returned to the duck" Saturday
evening.
H. E. Stevens, lineman for the M.
& I. Railway company, went down
the M. 4 I. this morning for the
purpose of looking after the wires
between Bemidji and certain points
south. .-
F. E. Oppegard of Grand Rapids
came to the city this morning from
Blackjack, where he formerly re-
sided and where he spent Sunday
with friends. He returned to Grand
Rapids this noon.
| A sale of goods at the Salvation
Army hall Tuesday and Wednesday,
}October Sc, closing up with real
old-time coffee and cake social
Wednesday night, at eight o'clock.
You are invited to attend.
| A. K. Mcpherson, one of the
trusted employees of the Pillsbury
Timber company, came up from
Walker Saturday evening and
visited in Bemidji over Sunday, re-
turning to Walker last night.
! R. T. Praught, Blackduck's eff
cient liveryman, returned to his
home Saturday evening, having
spent Saturday in the city, being
interested in the case of Eric Nelson
VS.. the Village of Blackjack, which
has, apparently, involved nearly al
of the good citizens of Blackjack.
! James Taylor of Tenstrike, a mem
Der of the petit jury, accompanied
Mrs. Taylor to their home at Ten
strike Saturday evening. Mrs. Tay
lor came down from Tenstrike Satur
day morning and spent the day il
Bemidji' Mr.. Taylor returned thi
morning from Tenstrike and resume.
his duties as juryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Rhe;
returned Saturday evening from
visit of six weeks with relatives an,
friends at Bowen, ILL.,, and in tina
vicinity. They report having had
fine time; and George returned thor
oughly rested from his labors prev
Gus to the vacation. He will agai
resume his position at the Lumber
, mems National bank.
Our coffees are fresh roasted ever
week. Bemidji Tea Store. Telt
phone 423. ..-
w. c. Church, the president {
. the w. c.. Church Lumber compan
of DesMoines, Iowa, arrived in tn
city Saturday and will remain her
. for several days looking after som
= business interests which he has
this vicinity. Mr.. Church , owr
considerable cedar timber north
E Bemidji. He has made many frienc
during his periodical visits to B.
~ midi; and he is always WELDON
-. visitor.
J. D. Taylor, the mayor of Gran
: Forks, N. D., and his sister, Mr.
Marion VanSyokle, departed Satu
D day for their home at the Fork,
having concluded their stay Z