The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-18
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

ment of church. Visitors cordially
invited.
Get out to the basketball game
this evening and root for the home
team. They deserve your support
and encouragement. @
Gustave Kulander of Walker,
junior member of the firm of Brum-
mond & Kulander, was a business
visitor in Bemidji last night.
Matt Jones, the Northome refresh.
ment dealer, came to the city last
night and spent today here closing
up some business deals in which he
is interested.
John Grady, F. B. Merrill, Cyril
Duff, Glen Harding and Warren
Kane were among the Cass Lake
people who attended the basketball
game last evening.
C. H. Mills, the meat man, y
came to the city last evening from
his home at Brainerd and spent the
night here on business with the local
agency of his company.
Mrs. Wellman of Champlin, Mimi,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Mitchell. Mr.. Wellman, who is at
present in Cass Lake, will join her
here the last of the week.
Charles Vandersluis, the local
traveller, went north last
evening to visit some of the towns
in that section for orders for the
which he represents "on
the road"
E. D. Alger of Tenstrike, general
manager for the T. M.
Partridge Lumber company, came
10 the city last evening from Ten
strike and spent the night here,
attending the Masonic meeting.
T. J. Welsh, of the Welsh Timber
company, came to the city Yesterday
evening from his home at Walker
and spent the night here. Mr..
Welsh left this morning for Red
Lake Falls on a business trip for
his company.
Edgar Titus, who is in the employ
Of the George T. Baker company, re-
turned Yesterday morning from visit
ing some of the logging camps at
Blackjack, where he was successful
in selling large number of watches
20 workmen in the camps. ~:
Arthur Ittner, the giant foreman
If the Cass Lake Times, was among
he Cass Lakers who came to Be-
midi yesterday evening and saw
The Billings-Bemldji basketball
game. Art is splendid printer and
ne is doing excellent work for
Brother Ives of the Times.
G. F. Scheers. owner and editor of
he Akeley Herald Tribune, was
among the Masons from out of town
who were in the city last evening.
Mr.. Scheers is one of the brightest
men in Minnesota, and
ne is deservedly popular in his home
town and everywhere else where he
IS known.
E. H. Denu, manager of the Pho
neer, left last night for St. Paul
10 attend the annual meeting of
The North Star Daily Press associa-
lion, of which organization the
The Pioneer is a member. Mr..
Denu, who is newcomer to Mime
sofa will mingle with the boys"
down at the capitol, and no doubt
he will make hit with them.
Charles Kinkele, the general
for the Leech Lake
Lumber company, came to Be-
midi last night and spent the night
here. Mr.. Kinkele went over to
Wilton this morning to note how
the cutting of timber was progress
ing in the John Moberg camps near
that place. Mr.. Moberg IS cutting
/ large amount of timber for the
Leech Lake people. j
Norman Helmer left last evening.
20 visit some of the towns north of
in the interest of the Life.
IF Governor johnson, which is
being published by Mr.. Johnson,
aided and assisted by Frank A. Day,
Theodore Knappen and Harvey
1rimmer. Mr.. Helmer is doing