The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-17

IhOmaS Erwin leIt THIS morning
to visit Pine River and other point,
in that vicinity.
/ am prepared to make reason
able loans on improved farm prop
erty. c. ]. Pryor, Bemidji,
MINI.
Richard Leet, representative fol
the w. B. Church Lumber company
of DesMoines, returned to the city
this morning from Houpt, where ht
had been looking after some matter!
for his company.
Having secured the services o
! (Pete) George Saver, timer, I an
in position to do all kinds of sheet
iron, tin roofing and sheet meta
work, and solicit your patronage
E. E. Battles Hardware.
| J. A. VESSEL, one of the most
popular of the many travelling men
who make" this territory, was a
transient visitor in Bemidji last
night, visiting local dealers in con
fectionery relative to wants in his
line.
Rev. H. F. Parshall, who was
spending last evening in Bemidji,
received a telephone message during
the evening, stating that Mrs. Par.
! shall's father was very ill; and the
archdeacon left on the night train
for his home at the Lake."
Victor L. johnson of Center City,
state senator representing the Thirty
second district, was a visitor in Be.
midi today. In. company with
Alfred P. Stolberg, also of Center
City, Senator Johnson had been in
the country north of Bemidji look
| ing over some land.
William Belts, the logging man
ager at Fowlds for the Crookston
Lumber company, was visitor in
| the city yesterday. Mr.. Belts was
recently elected as a village official
at Fowlds; and he bears his new
honors with becoming dignity. He
returned to Fowlds today to look
! after the operations attending the
breaking up of the camps at that
place.
For an appetizer order some OF
that delicious smoked bloater a,
Roe & Markusen's.
E. A. Donnelly of Grand Forks
N. D., the travelling freight agent TO,
the Northwestern line, came tt
Bemidji yesterday noon and spent
the afternoon and last night ii
| Bemidji. Mr.. Donnelly left thi'
morning for Akeley, to interview the
officials of the Red River Lumber
company, being accompanied by N
D. Harding, travelling freight agen
for the Baltimore & Ohio railway
Judge c. w. Stanton departed
last night for Grand Rapids, for thu
purpose of holding court in chamber
at that place, to hear some motions
and look after some court matter!
for Itasca county. The judge will
60 down to St. Paul for a visit of :
few days before returning to hi
home in this city. The spring tern
of court for Itasca county will zb'
held at the Rapids" beginning mex
Tuesday; and Judge McClenahan o
Brainerd will oficiate at the term
I Ernest Fleming, the merchan
prince of Bena, came to the cit!
yesterday afternoon from Bena ant
spent the night here. He left thi
forenoon for Blackjack to look owe
his logging camp in the Third rive
country, east of the Duck" wher'
logging this season has been of tn,
successful kind. Mr.. Flemming ha
also been doing some logging o
dead and down" timber on Sta
island, at Cass Lake, with Chri
Burns in charge; and that work ha!
also been successful. -. -.
Nufchatel cheese. Don't it max
your mouth water? Well it taste
! just as good as it sounds. Buy it a
Roe & Markusen's. .-
ID. McPhee of Crookston, dis
trict deputy for the Minnesot
B. P. o. Elks, came to the city las
night from his home and spent th
night here. Mr.. McPhee, who j
the ex-mayor of Crookston, left thi
morn:no for Rrainerd for the M,