The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-09-28

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in the Northern National Bank.
Senator Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls is in the city.
H. r. Grotte and wife of Detroit.
| were Bemidji visitors yesterday.
The last night at the Brinkman to
see sigma the girl from Norway.
Charles Hayden. lumberman of
Blackjack, was in the city yesterday
on business.
w. D.O'Shea, foreman of the work
on the new 500 bridge. is in the city
for three weeks.
Stella O'Donnell, teacher in the
Bena schools, spent several hours in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Bailey, of the Rex
Hotel, returned last night from a
months visit in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Barker and
Oscar Erwig returned this morning
from Minneapolis in the Barker auto
mobile ...-. ~
R. E. DeLury of Walker and
Harry Blake of Minneapolis returned
last night from hunting trip at
Blackjack. -. - ~ .
Jack Shambeau, formerly of Walker
but now of Duluth and M. l.. Hanft
of St. Paul transacted business in
the city yesterday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. H. Jester re-
turned this. morning from an ex-
tended wedding trip to the Twin
Cities and Chicago. q.
Mrs. Joyce of Margie and Mrs.
Gaffigan of Bemidji visited with
Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Haluptzok at
International Falls last Sunday. -.
Hello friend, what's the hurry?
Just going to the new tailor shop to
order my fall suit. you know the best
of work there. Hugh Dickie mana
ger. 314 Mimi. Ave. 49,
]. c. Schultz, auditor of the M. &
L., G.. H. Warner, trainmaster and
J. H. Dawson, civil engineer for the
M. & l., were in the city yesterday
on business connected with the COM
pany. .:.-
The Norwegian Ladies Aid will
meet at Mrs. Geo. Danilson, corner
4th st. and American Ave. next to
Minnesota House, Thursday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. Everybody cor
daily invited. .F -.
Atty. Franz Jevne, we understand,
spent few days in Bemidji during
the week. He is now wearing his
arm in sling caused, as we hear, by
some irritation. 1t is nothing seri-
OuS.-Border Call,
Albert Chilgren of the town of Chill
gren, attending court at Bemidji
this week. Mr.. Chilgren formerly
lived in Crookston, where he was
law partner of Judge Montague.
Mr.. Chilgren took up a homestead
in Beltrami county about five years
ago, near Baudette.
The last night at the Brinkman to
see Sigma the girl from Norway.
There will be one.tenth ola mill
reduction in the state revenue tax
for 1910. Despite the recent an
nouncement of state officials that
the entire revenue tax of one mill in
1902 might be wiped out this yesr, it
has been been decided that the levy
shall be made and the only change
In the levy will be the reduction from
one mill in 1909 to nine-tenths of
a mill this year.
A certain Adrian young man
was visiting in neighboring town
not long ago and seeing some nice
post cards, he bought one he thought
was a bird earring basket of
flowers, which he sent to his best
girl. The next time he called she
set the dog on him. It has leaked
out that the picture was one of a
stork with baby in the basket
Adrian Democrat. Z. --' =.
The work of sending up sound
ing balloons by the United States
weather bureau has been complet-
ed. Twenty-six balloons were
sent up and fifteen have been re-.