The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-12
New spring dress goods and
underwear at O'Leary. Bowser Co


visited in Bemidjirlast night, being
a guest at the Hotel Markham.
The only complete stock Of valen-
tines and valentine post cards in the
city. See for yourself, at Peterson's.
Miss Ethel Porter. a sophomore
in the local High School, left last
evening for her home at Turtle
River.
]. N. Guthrie was a Turtle
River visitor in the city today,
having some business matters
which demanded his personal VISIT
here.
Rev. S. E. P. White, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, has
returned from Randall, Mimi, where
he was for several days in charge of
special meetings.
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Allan Underwood, who conducts a
refreshment parlor" at Kelliher,
was a north.country visitor who
came to Bemidji and spent the day
here on business.
E. c. McGregor, one of the
trusted cruisers in the employ of the
Weyerhaeuser syndicate, returned to
the city this morning from trip up
the north line of the M. & l., where
he looked after some alleged tres.
pass. .,.
George Newton was Funkley
visitor in Bemidji today. Mr.. New
ton came down from his home this
morning and was renewing his
friendship with local acquaintance.
He will probably return home this
evening. -~.s
S. ]. Kennedy, who is acting as
representative for the Northland
Pine company, this morning shipped
a bunch" Of men to Walker to
work in the logging camps of the
Northland company on the reser-
walton east of Leech Lake.
D. w. Rollins, who represents the
Wadena Cracker company and who
has made" towns in this section of
the state for 10 these many years,
came to the city last evening. and
spent the night and today here.
Rollins is we'll liked by the mer.
chants of northern Minnesota, and
he is doing a fine business for
his company. " -
]. J. Cameron is in the city and
will remain here over Sunday. Mr..
Cameron will leave Monday for
Minneapolis, where he is acting as
court reporter for Judge Hale.
Jud. is doing very well, these days,
but he must come back to Bemidji
occasionally to renew old friendships
and get a. Whit of our pine-laden
ozone which does so much to expand
and enlarge the lung capacity of
those city folks"
NJ. D.. Stoner left this morning
for International Falls to resume
personal supervision of the construc-
ton Of the line Of railway which is
being built from the Nakota Junction,
seven miles south of International.
Falls. to the mouth of the Black
river. Mr.. Stoner spent yesterday
in the city securing horses to work
on his contract. He stated that. he
now has some ESQ men at work and
before long the number will be in.
creased to 400. He has purchased a
pile driver, which will be at once put
into use driving piles for the many
bridges which it will be necessary
to construct along the new line of
railway. Mr.. Stoner states that the
work of construction will be very
difficult, but,that he will positively
have the line ready for the rolling
stock not later then May /.
Rev. T. S. Kolste, who. is visitator
of the new BemidJi district of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, de-
parted this morning for Laporte to
officiate at some services in that
vicinity. Rev. Kolste stated that
there are three points adjacent to
Laporte where services will be held
today and tomorrow the two.
school houses west Of Laporte and
one school house east of Laporte.
1t is the intention of the Norwegian.
Lutheran congregation of Laporte to
build a church at Laporte during