The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-05

home in Hill City after visit at
the r. E. Gotta home.
Mrs. Paul Robinson of Tenstrike
was a between train business visitor
In the city yesterday.
All those wishing the book, From
the Ballroom to He'll. May forward
their address and 25c to 916 Miss,
Ave-, Bemidji. 2-35
Mrs. Patrick Skipton of Puposky
transacted business in Bemidii yes
terday between trains.
L. B. Blossom of Chicago is passing
the day in Bemidji, being registered
at the Hotel Markham
Fl. B. Moore of st. Paul Is among
the business visitors in the city to-
day, being a guest at the Markham.
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John Dahl, Edward Moore, G.
Stordalep, and r. E. Anderson are
among the business visitors in the
city from St. Paul.
Mrs. Jack Jenkinson of Becida.
who has been the guest of Bemidjt
friends for a few days, returned to
her home yesterday.
Mrs. j. K. Dyer of Minot, N. D.,
and Mrs. Delbert Tharp of Blackjack
are visiting at the home Of their
uncle, Jack Rolph, for few days.
Frank Boyer of Blackjack is visit
ing Captain Wallace Russness at the
C. NJ. Bacon home for a few days,
Captain Rusness, whose home Is at
Moorhead Is house guest at the Ba-
con home.
J. C. Cobb. who for a long time
was employed in the Bemidji post
office and who resigned his position
here to accept a similar position IN
Panama, has written his wife here
that he Is i'll in a hospital. The
letter does not state any particulars
Mrs. Cobb has been waiting to dis
pose of their property here before
joining her husband.
Among those registered at the
Hotel Markham today were F. l..
Foote, Boy River: Charles MacGre-
gor, Detroit; II. l.. Coleman, Mime
apolis; Charles u. Foster, Duluth;
J. T. Dolam, Superior; F. A. Downing,
Minneapolis; H. F. Woodbridge, Du-
luth; F. LeRouiX, Duluth; A. c. Nc
Cord. Duluth; S. A. Edniston, Chi
cago. and A. J. lIatzter. of Grand
Forks, N. D.
Miss Mae r. Barragy of Bagley
superintendent of schools Of Clear
water county, Is among the guests
at the Hotel Markham. having come
to Bemidji to attend a meeting held
in the office of j. C. McGhee. superin-
tendent of the Bcltrami county
schools, today and tomorrow. G. M.
superintendent Of schools. will be
present at the meeting.
Mrs. H. c. Wood left this morning
for her home in Watertown, S. ..
She has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs B. w. Aldrich for the past
month, also old friends and neigh
bors. Mrs. Wood will be remembe" q
by many Of the old residents of Be-
midi, having lived eleven years In
this vicinity before moving to
WATERFOWL. Her husband has lett
the commercial life that he left here
to enter, and this fall was elected 10
the office OF clerk Of court in his
home county. His Bemidji friends
wish him the best of success in hi
new office.
Auction sale Of horses and harness
at Gemme]l, Mimi. Monday, March
10th. Carload Of heavy horses and
all harness. In order to close the
estate of Burton e Greisch l am conf
PEELED to sell these horses and
harness. Horses have been working
for Oscar Thorstenson of Gemmell,
and will be through this week Any
one wanting to look at these horses
can see them at work at the Thors-
tenson camp at the gravel pit. Horses
are all in good condition and ready
to go into hard work, nearly all are
young and sound, weighing from
1900 to 1900 pounds Now
Is the time to secure bargain.
Will also sell at Little Falls, March
18th, one carload Of horses which
will be out Of the woods at that
time, also 40 sets of heavy harness,
wagons. sleighs and logging outfits
complete. Barney Burton, owner;
successor to Burton & Greisch. Little
Falls, MINI. 2d%5