The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-03

]. E. Kagel of Northome came to
the city last night from Crookston
and is a guest at the Remore Hotel.
John Baker came down this morn.
ing from his home at Tenstrike and
wasa business visitor in Bemidji
today. .... <.
Miss Jean McLain arrived in the
city last night from Hamilton, Mont,
and will visit indefinitely at the
hone of her brother, A. c. McLain.
Theodore Beunger of Cass Lake,
German Lutheran pastor of that
place, was a visitor in Bemidji last
night. He returned to his home
this morning.
The beer that's all beer and
tastes the same all the time is the
beer made by the Fitger Brewing
Co., Bemidji, MINI. F. B. Winslow,
agent. Phone 3O2.
H. Mccarthy of Duluth, travelling
representative for the Gowan. Peyton.
Twohy company, transacted business
in Bemidji today having come down
from Duluth last night.
Peter Syverson, one of the pioneer
farmers of the Battle River country,
spent the day in Bemidji. Mr..
Syverson came down from Saum,
by way of Kelliher, this morning.
J. D. Sanger and daughter OF
Laporte were arrivals in the city
last evening, from their home. The y
spent the night and today in Be.
midi and will return to their home
at Laporte tonight.
Mrs. Andrew Olson, from the
Battle River country, came to Be
midi this morning. She was &C.
companied by her son, who is very
i'll and who was taken to the St.
Anthony's hospital.
c. H. Woodward, more familiarly
known to local friends as Harvey
is again in the city, having come up
from Wadena, where he has been
doing relief" work in the First
National Bank of Wadena.
Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M. & |. railway company, departed
this morning for Brainerd to con-
suit with General Manager Gem,
NELL concerning some of the rail
way company's affairs with which
Mr.. Mills has to do.
DR.. Jno. Dickey, a veterinarian
of Coleraine, came to Bemidji this
morning from Blackjack, where he
spent yesterday IN the Page & Hill
logging camps, tending to the ills
of some horses. DR.. Dickey left this
noon for his home at Coleraine.
Marshall Sharbano, who farms
on the north Battle River, accom-
panied by Barney Johnson, also Of
the Battle River country, came
to this city this morning. Mr..
Johnson proved up on his claim to-
day and Mr.. Sharbano acted as one
of his witnesses to the proof.
Fred Murkie of Brainerd, con.
ductor on the Brainerd- international
Falls M. & 1. night train, is on the
sick list with lagrippe. During his
absence from his ruin William Bush,
day conductor, is taking care of
Murkie's position, and ]. A. McDon-
aid, also of Brainerd, is "subbing"
for Bush.
Joe McTaggart has received a
Letter from John Hillary, who, in
company with George Lucas, left
here last week for Billings, Belgrade
and other points in Montana, and
also cities in Oregon. John states
he will leave in a few days for Bel
grade, Mont, and will probably not
return to Bemidji for several weeks.
Louis Hanson, the Ada miller,
came in from the west last night and
spent today in Bemidji consulting
local merchants who handle the most
excellent brand of flour which his
mills manufacture. Mr.. Hanson is
quite prominent in the political
circles of Norman county, and he
had talks with local politicians
while here. He returned to Ada
this afternoon. -..--..
The north-bound M. & I. passen-
ger train was more than two hours
Ia te in arriuinu In Ramidii from tho