The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-02-10
The Continued
Story Of
Current evsnts.

| was OuSluCSS VlSllOt III pcul1uJL W.
day, having come down from his
home this morning.
| A. c. Ross, the logger, came to
the city this morning from his log.
glng camps near Kelliher and spent
the day here on business.
! w. A. Gould is away up the
line" of the M. & I. Railway, look
ing after some matters for the
Bemidji Lumber company.
| Lloyd Carlton returned yesterday
from San Francisco, CAL, where he
spent the past month visiting his
brother. Lloyd reports fine time
while away.
o. B. Olson, the Kelliher mer
chant, came to Bemidji this morn
ing on business mission, and spent
the day here, intending to return to
his home this evening.
J. H. and w. J. Beagle and 0. S.
Keay, cruisers for the State Timber
Board, came to the city this morning
from cruising trip in parts of the
country,north of Bemidii, where they
were looking after some trespass.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church will give O'Clock
dinner and sale in the Odd Fellows S
hall Tuesday evening, February IS.
Ladies interested in the work will
please bring some suitable article
for the sale.
Henry Logan, representative for
the Benedictine Sisters hospitals,
came to the city yesterday after
noon from Grand Rapids and Cass
| Lake, where he had been on busi-
| ness for the hospitals. Mr.. Logan
will spend several days in this vicin-
ity.
John I. Hurley, a former M. &
| l. freight conductor who made his
| home in Bemidji at one time,
spent yesterday and last night in
the city, leaving this morning for
Little Falls. Mr.. Hurley is now a
commercial traveller, and is doing
very we'll.
H. B. Shoop of Cohasset was a
guest at the Hotel Markham last
night. Mr.. Shoot says that there is
a fine business at Cohasset, be-
cause of the various wood-manufac-
turing industries which have been
recently established there; and that
| the town will gain rapidly in popula-
| tion during the next twelve months.
Mr.. Shoop is book.keeper and pay
! master at Aitkin for the contract
ing firm of Foley, Welch & Stewart,
| and he was here today to consult
| with the local managers for that
| company.
Henry Blake, of the logging firm
of Blake & Hawkins, was a visitor
in Bemidji to day, having come to
the city from Blackduck this morn
ing. Mr.. Blake says that his firm
will this winter conclude a contract
for logging some 45,OOO,OOO feet of
timber, in the Rebedew Lake country,
southeast of Blackduck, this years
cut amounting to about 100000
feet. This timber is the property
of the ]. Neils Lumber company of
Cass Lake. The logs are banked
on Rebedew Lake, and next spring
will be driven down the Turtle river
TO Cass Lake to be sawed in the
mill there.
o. P. Ogen of Shelly, Norman
county, a member of the board of
county commissioners of that county,
came to the city yesterday, beirg.
accompanied by Mrs. Olson and her
daughter, Mrs. Clara Henderson, of
Norman county, the entire party
being on their way to the State
Sanitarium at Walker, for which
place they departed this morning.
Mrs. Henderson is sufferer with
tuberculosis, and the county board
| of Norman county decided to send
the woman to the sanltarlum, select
| ing Mr.. Ogen, a member of the
| board, to accompany Mrs. Hender-
son and her mother, Mrs. Olson.
w. H. Wye, the logger, has finished
| cutting timber in the camp which
he has maintained near Rlackduck