The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-23
Editorial Telephone, "THREE-ONE"
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

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home of Walter Borden. and return
ing to town Monday morning brought
with him samples of apples and cher
ries taken from Mr.. Borden's orchard.
The apples were of two varieties
the large green and the crab, and the
cherries were fully developed and of
delicious kind. Mr. Borden has
several trees bearing which goes to
show that we have fruit country
right in our midst-Tenstrike Trib-
une.
| A buggy was stolen from the rear
of the Given Hardware store Sunday
or late Saturday night. The buggy
was kept in the yard near the barn
| where other wagons and buggies are
kept continually. The hardware firm
has as yet not notified the police of
the theft, thinking that perhaps
someone had loaned or taken the rig
with the intention of returning it.
The buggy was single outfit, and
springs, no top, quordory seat and
| red running gear. 1t was an old We
hicle. 49,. .>-.. ~.
The new towers which have been
erected at several places in the north
ern woods are proving of great value
to the rangers, according to State
Forester w. T. Cox and Assistant D.
P. Tierney, who has returned to st.
Paul from a trip in this district.
''The towers which are erected at
the highest points in the locality, en-
able foresters to view the country for
miles around" said Mr.. Cox. In this
way the danger from fire is greatly
decreased, and one ranger can cover a
much larger territory" Mr.. Cox and
Mr.. Tierney will leave shortly for an
other trip of inspection in Northern
Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Nisbet of Grand Forks,
| who died here last Sunday morning
and who was taken to Grand Forks
for burial, was buried yesterday af-
ternoOn from the Mendenhall Memo
rial Presbyterian Church at 2:3O,
Rev. H. w. George officiating. Mrs.
Nisbet was born near East Grand
Forks on Oct. Is, 1881, and has made
I her home in the vicinity of and. in
Grand Forks. She was married to
! William Nisbet on Sept. 1, 1908.
Mrs. Nisbet had been suffering from
consumption for long time and was
brought to Bemidji in May. Mrs
Nesbit leaves beside her. husband,
two children, a father, two brothers
and a sister.
FUNKLEY.-R. F. Sundell made a
business trip to Cass Lake Tuesday.
Otto Smith was transacting bust
ness in Kelliher, Monday evening"
Mrs. Fred Rivett, and daughter, Mrs
Roy Phillips, left Monday evening
for Crary, N. D., where they expect
to make their future home.-Miss
Florence Whitford arrived home on
Tuesday evening. after spending sew
eral days with friends in Brainerd
and Minneapolis.-Mrs. George Leach
and children visited with her parents
in Tenstrike last week.-Rev. F. J.
Barackman of Blackjack, preached
Wednesday evening in the Presbyter-
So, 11n 20
visited with friends in Blackjack
Saturday.
PINEWOOD-Mess Jewett and
BOwser of Bemidji, were callers here
Monday. The latter came for his
machine. After running against a
stump Sunday he was unable to go
home in it but was fortunate enough
to catch the gravel train just leaving
for midji.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety meets with Mrs. P. Holm Aug
31.-The service held here Sunday by
Rev. Dodds of Bagley, was very we'll
attended.-Wm. Fink transacted bus
mess matters in Bemidji Tuesday,
Miss Midie Sthol visited friends in
Bemidji Tuesday.-Mrs. ROston and
sons who have been visited Steve Mel
son and family for the past six weeks,
returned to their home in Rockford,
ILL.,, Tuesday.-Sunday school will
hereafter be held from twelve to one
o'clock.-Mrs. J. Sines returned home
| Tuesday after spending few days in
Bemidji.-The steam shovel and fenc-
ing crews of the 500 are at work in
this vicinity.-Mrs Berberick missed
> the Saturday morning train, hence
, was visitor in Pinewood until the
| evening train.-Stalks of corn meas:
r uring ten feet in height raised by
, Louis Tyner seen in Pinwood
livery man, N. Cronwall, is busy these
days taking people out hazel nutting
l Frank Pogue, the livery man o.
Bemidji, was caller at Sthol's Mon
4 day evening.-Mrs. Dickinson of Be
t midi, visited the farmers near Pine
wood Tuesday for the interest of Be
: midi Creamery. She met with goot
success.