The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-04
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Mrs. P. Phelan was Northome
visitor in Bemidji last night and
today.
Mrs. A. f. Whiting returned to
the city this morning from a visit at
Blackjack.
Miss Nell Latterell of Blackjack
is among the teachers who are in
the city, taking the teachers exam.
nations.
! Do not send away for your hard
ware when you can do as we'll at
home and get your goods delivered
promptly. A. B. Palmer.
O.sC. Simonson left for Kelliher
last evening on business mission.
Mr.. Simonson represents the Bel
trami Elevator company of this city.
Among others from out-of-town
who were registered at the Markham
Hotel were H. P. Gibbs of Chicago,
w. G. Barston of Duluth and George
w. Woly of St. Cloud.
G.. E. Slossen, piano tuner for
the firm of Blsiar & Murphy returned
to Bemidji this morning from a
piano-tuning trip up the north line
of the M. & I. railway. H. H.. < Il
John Thoren, the pioneer farmer
and town officer Of hammers town.
ship, was in the CRY yesterday. He
favored the Pioneer with friendly
call before returning home.
Mrs. M. E. Brinkman left this
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will spend several days on a CON-
bined business and pleasure trip.
She will return home the first of
next week. $780,. .-..
Mrs. John Fowlds and her little
son Jack" left this morning for
Minneapolis, where they will visit
friends for a few days prior to
departing for their home at Prince
Albert, Saskatchewan.
Gustav Kulander, the Walker mer-
chant, came to Bemidji yesterday
noon from a business trip to Ada.
He spent few hours in Bemidji
last evening and left for Walker on
the south bound M. &. I. passenger
train.
Books worth up to 75c, for a
quarter. One week more only, at
Peterson's.
Matt Jones, the Northome deal
er IN refreshments, came down
from Northome last night and
spent the night and this forenoon
in the city. Mr.. Jones lett this
noon for Grand Rapids, to look
after some business matters.
Shirley Rowe, a barber of Walker,
and who is we'll known to many Be-
midi people through having been
a member of the Walker baseball
team when that organization ap-
peared here on several occasions in
the past, came up from Walker last
evening and met Richard Funck of
Cass Lake here, returning to Walker
with Mr.. Funck on the night train:
Otto Peterson, the stalwart
agriculturist who is making success
of farming cut.over lands east of
Puposky, was a business visitor in
Bemidji yesterday. Mr.. Peterson
stated that he and William Neudick
intended giving a dance, at the
home of Mr.. Neudick next Saturday
evening; that the whole countryside
had been invited, and that there
will certainly be some" sprightly
moving of feet at that function.
New muslin underwear at O'Leary-
Bowser Co.
Richard Funck of Cass Lake, the
popular young county attorney of
Cass county, came over from Cass
Lake last evening and spent several
hours in Bemidji, being on his way to
Walker, where he had been called
because of the desperate shooting
ARRAY at that place yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Funck went to Walker
on the south.bound M. & /. passen-
ger train, at 1O:45, and was prepared
to get all inside" information rel
alive to his prospective murder