The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-05
Bemidji Pioneer at Peterson's.

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Harries Olson was registered at
the Markham hotel last night from
Fosston.
Tonight spent at the Masonic
hall will give you large returns for
your money.
Mable Rogers of Walker was
registered as guest at the Hotel
Markham last night.
E. B. Bottle, superintendent of the
public schools at Hallock, came to
Bemidji last night and spent today
in the city.
You will miss a musical treat if
you fail to attend the recital at the
Masonic hall tonight. Just rs and
IS cents.
Nothing is more suitable for the
sick room than one of those
.Cineraria, Primula or Chinese Prim-
rose. s'Phone 166.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
a supper in the Odd Fellows hall
next Friday, March II, from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m.
Deputy Sheriff Chris Olosn spent
last night up the line of the NJ. & I.
Railway company and returned to
the city this morning. = -.
Use the long distance service of
the Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company. Rates are now so
reasonable that you can afford to.
Quite a bunch" of lumberjacks
came to the city this morning from
some of the lumber camps north of
Bemidji which have suspended cut
ting timber for this season.
Miss Marie Wolton, stenographer
at the u. S. land office at Cass
Lake, spent last evening visiting
with friends in Bemidji. She came
up from the Lake" on the evening
train and returned last night.
Charles S. Carter was Hines
visitor in the city today. Mr..
Carter is president of the North
Central Minnesota Shippers associa-
ton, and his visit here had to do
with the affairs of that association.
County Commissioner William
Fellows went to his home at Ten
strike last evening and spent the
night there, returning to Bemidji
this morning to assist in completing
the business before the county board
at its present meeting.
j.. C. Schultz, travelling auditor
for the M. & T., Railway company,
left this morning for Brainerd. Mr..
Schultz spent the past week in Be-
midi looking after the business
end'' of the local M. & /. affairs
during the absence of G. A. Walker
and Lee LeGore, who were in St.
Paul most of the week.
+ T. w. Mackey and son, Emery, of
Farris were among the out-of-town
visitors in Bemidji today. Mr..
Mackey owns large farm adjacent
to the old townsite of Farris. Mr..
Mackey bought the old townsite
from A. A. White and recently he
disposed of a large portion of the
townsite to the 500 Railway COM
pany, realizing handsomely on the
transaction. Mr.. Mackey and his
son returned to Farris this morning.
On Thursday evening, Miss Mar
gary Scarrot entertained number
of her young friends in celebration
of her birthday. The evening was
spent in games and an appetizing
lunch was served to the visitors.
who voted Miss Scarrot a delightful
hostess. Those in attendance were
Hazel Hulett, Helen Olson, Anna
Jones, Miss Thurbert, Earl Thur.
bert, Alvin Christainson. Sherrel
Case, Roy Hurd, Arnold Hurd, Fred
,Scarrot, John WIRING, Sam Bach and
Hans Builder.
John Morrison, Jr. was a visitor
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Morrison
came down from the Red Lake
Agency in the forenoon, and he left
yesterday afternoon, via Crookston,
for Minneapolis, where he goes to
visit with his business partner, O..
Grevelle, who has been ill in a
hospital at Minneapolis for veral
months past. Mr.. Morrison states
that MI. Grevelle was gradually inn