The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-04-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Frank Horton went to Brainerd
this mirning on a business mission.
Harry Bliler was a passenger on
the early morning train for Cass
Lake.
w. f. Neal is in Grand Rapids
this week looking after the interests
of his business.
Mrs. C. l.. Bangs left for Crooks
ton yesterday for two week visit
with her mother.
James Fraser, of the firm of Bisiar
& Fraser, made a business trip to
Cass Lake this morning.
Bennle Johnson, for some time a
worktrain hand for the M. & l.,
went to Pequot this morning.
c. GLADDEN., the sawmill man of
Laporte, shipped several pieces of
machinery down the line this morn
ing.
G. A. Warren has entered into
the real estate and insurance busi-
ness with w. E. Neal, number 4,
Miles block.
A. L. Morris, the Tenstrike banker,
visited Bemidji this morning on his
way to the twin cities. He reports
big fires around Tenstrike.
Charles Carter of Houpt, a men,
Der of the firm of Kay & Carter,
was a passenger on the morning
train, bound for Minneapolis.
If you have house TO rent or
room, leave your ad. at the Pioneer
office, as we are constantly visited
by parties looking for living rooms.
James Hawkins went to the twin
cities today to remain about one
week. Mr.. Hawkins contemplates
going into the meat business here at
once.
J. c.. Covlngton, of the firm of
Jerrard & Covington, left tor Min
neapolis this morning on business
trip which will extend over several
days.
C. M. Stanley of Duluth, the only
original candy kid" and who is
commercial traveller for the Duluth
Candy company, was in the city
yesterday.
w. H. Perry (the "pirate") came
down from Big Falls this morning,
with his pockets lined with silver.
He reports trapping as being lucra-
tive business.
Fred Trammer, the genial advance
agent for the Wise Juvenile COM
pany, was a passenger on the south
bound M. & I. this morning, enroute
to Laporte. He bills this city for
the company next Tuesday.
Henry Newman went to Poquet
this morning. Mr.. Newman has
been employed here by the Mime
sofa & International for some time
and will return to his position here
after short visit in the down-the-
line town.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCoteheon arrived
in the city last evening from Akeley
and they state that the forest fires,
which have been raging there for
some days, have done an inestim-
able damage to the timber and to
the settlers property in that vicinity.
Everybody that likes good music
should hear the jubilee singers at
the opera house next Saturday night.
They sing a better class of music
than has ever been attempted by a
jubilee troupe, and are very success
ul with it. Don't miss them if you
enjoy good singing.
C.. w. Scrutchin returned last
evening from Walker, having spent
yesterday in that village attending
the term of court at that place. MI.
Scrutchin was attorney for several
parties who we're to be called before
the bar of justice to answer to
charges preferred against them.
Misses Grace and Alvia Beck
left this morning for Brainerd and
Pillager, where they will visit with
friends and relatives. The girls
will be joined there by their par
ents, who will leave here tomorrow,
and proceed to points in Washing
ton state. Mr.. Beck has for some
months past been member of the
firm of q @ Il