The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS |
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

Ike" McClatchie went to Laporte
this morning on a business trip.
An elegant assortment of valen-
tines and cards just opened up at
Peterson's.
Charles LaDu, an attorney of
Pine River, was in the city last
night on business.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid will
serve 5 o'clock dinner on election
day. Wait for particulars.
The Episcopal Guild will meet
with Mrs. w. P. Huntington, 1923
Minnesota avenue, on Thursday
afternoon at $50. "
v. E. Ellis returned to the city
last evening from a hurry-up visit to
Brainerd, Little Falls and Staples,
whether he went last Saturday night
on urgent business.
F. D. Lyon, travelling passenger
agent for the Rock Island and
Frisco lipes, was in the city today
on business, as is also L. La Rue, dis,
trict passenger for the Great
Northern.
! A. E. Hodgson, agent at Puposky
for the M. R. L. and M. Red Lake
railway, was business visitor in
the city yesterday, coming down
from his home in the forenoon and
returning in the afternoon.
Mrs. V. E. Young of Minneapolis
is visiting relatives in this city. She
is daughter of Mrs Wightman, 4O7
Beltrami avenue, and was called here
owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
Bently and Mrs. c. B. Masters.
Miss Julia Burkel left last night
for her home at Little Falls, after a
pleasant over-Sunday visit in Bemidji
at the home of her sister. Mrs. N. B.
| Wheeler. Miss Julia has many
friends in Bemidji, and they hope
she will return often.
Some queer breaks" are made
in writing addresses to this Bel
trami county of ours. An instance
of this was brought to light yester.
day, when Sheriff Hazen received
letter addressed to the sheriff
of Belle Trama" county.
Warner Brandburg, manager of
the City Drug Store, returned to the
city last evening from a visit with
relatives and friends at Henning.
Mr.. Brandburg went to Henning
Saturday and spent Sunday at the
old home, where he was made most
welcome.
Club orders for magazines at pub
fishers cut price. Call or send for
catalogue, at Peterson's.
A. Rudningen, a resident of
Swift county, has been in this vicin-
ity for several days looking over
land with the intention of buying a
farm. He was in the city yesterday
from a visit to la nd north of Solway.
| He did not state whether he would
| buy land there or not.
Rev. and Mrs. Rafensparger,
| who have been assisting Captain
and Mrs. Geo. Barry with the recent
meetings at the Salvation Army hall,
/ have returned to their home at Ten
strike. The meetings held Saturday
and Sunday were largely attended
| and were pronounced very success
full gatherings.
Beginning today, v. L. Ellis be.
| comes associated as an active men,
Der, with the T. ]: Miller Insurance
| Agency. Mr.. Ellis has for some
time been in the employ of the
Pioneer, and in making his change
he disposed of stock which he owned
in this company. "Vint." will un-
doubtedly make good" in his new
field of labors; and the Pioneer
| wishes him we'll.
F. J. Anderson, the superintendent
of construction for the 500 Rail
way company, came to the city Sun
day from Duluth, where he had been
on business for his company. Mr..
Anderson spent yesterday in the
city and left last night for Aitkin,
going by way of Brainerd, to note
how work is progressing on the 500