The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-05
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


north.
George T. Baker returned this
morning from business trip up
north"
Frank West returned this morn
ing from International Falls, where
he has had charge OF the Burney
Burton's clothing store.
Dent forget the annual masquerade
ball to be given by the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles, No. 351, of Bemidji, at the
city hall Thursday night, February 6.
Miss Stanton of international
Falls passed through the city last
evening on her return to the Falls"
from a very pleasant visit with
friends in the twin cities.
H. Ingalls,, the veterinary surgeon,
left last evening for Kelliher, and
went to the logging camps Of the
Grand Forks Lumber company to
attend to some horses for the Grand
Forks people. .
- c.. L. Lasher. proprietor of the
Bijou theater, returned last evening
from Albert Lea, whittier he went
several days ago on a business mis-
sion, in connection with his recent
show business at that place.
John Moberg, the logger, left this
morning for Laporte and from
that place went out to his logging
camps, where he is cutting timber
for the Walker & Akeley company.
Little too much snow," said John.
N. P. Nelson, who spent yester-
dap in the city with Andrew John
son, while he was on his way to
his home at Battle River from a
visit in the twin cities, left last
evening for Foy, to resume life on
his ''farmstead." .
Hon. C.. C. Mccarthy of Crane
Forks, one of the leading attorneys
of Itasca county and northern Min
nessota, came over from his home
last evening and spent this fore
noon in this city, looking afte1
some legal matters. T..
James Goodman, the man who
sells 4 whole lot of "ElPaterno'
cigars to northern Minnesota naer
chants, arrived in town last nigh
and is talking smoke" to the
trade in this vicinity. Jim" i
tie goods" ali the time; and he
a prince Of good fellow.
Robert Kruger, who spent s'e'
day in this city, left last evening 70,
his home, a short distance from
Shocks Spur. Mr.. Kruger has dis
posed of a sawmill which he owned
and operated, two :miles west Of
Shocks Spur, the purchasers being
the Evansville Lumber company.
Complete change of program al
the Brinkman Family Theatre to
! night. Ryan and Ryan have become
the talk of the town. They are
conceded to be the best in the vaude
vile line ever seen in this city
~ >ey will be at the Brinkman Family
rhoo Vesall this week. Don't miss it
Mana, yer Brinkman, of the Brink
man Fami1 Theatre, has ;teceived {
|aroe 1;s+ of , James of those WHO wish
to Join the CT. sssfor amateur night
(Friday). All v 'is:hing to take par
list their n, amfes WITH r. =
before Frio' ~ light. th'
class will be under the direction Of
Jas. Ryan. -.s .~....
I. F. Thomas, of the firm of Holt.
man & Thomas, proprietors of the:
MART" returned last night from
Minneapolis, where he had been
to visit with his family for several
days. Mr.. Thomas will move his
family to this city in the spring, and
they will make their home here,
among the pines.
John F. Gibbons, city attorney,
is wearing that won't-come-off
smile today-and it isn't the poll
teal grin which some aspirants
for public Office wear, either. It's
because of the entry into the house
Of Gibbons of the son and heir, who
on the scene last evening.
in heavy wooden coverings
md in custody of Mrs. Gibbons,
who returned from St. Paul, after