The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-20
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

l oe%J iAOAAA AoWAN0s
Mrs. K. Gibbs of Farley was a
visitor in Bemidji today.
Mrs. J. Lynch of White Earth
spent last night in Bemidji.
Call at Stewards for your ice
cream sodas and fruit sundaies.
$500 mems hats, only CSC, at
The Mart's" change of firm sale.
For sale-Six-room cottage, with
lot 3Ox14O. Building in good repair.
C. w. Frost, 1905 Minnesota Ave.
Mrs. Conger's Millinery Opening
will continue today and tomorrow
You are cordially invited. Fourth
Street.
John Wilson, an employe of the
Crookston Lumber company, came
in this morning from the north
country.
Get brick of ice cream for your
Sunday dinner; chocolate, vinilla
and strawberry favors, at Stewart
confectionery.
Theodore Gullickson, the Hamm
brew man, came down this morn
ing from visit up the line of the
M. & I. railway. .
Oliver S. Keay of Park Rapids,
cruiser for the State Timber Board,
came in last night from a visit to
the tall timber.''
A. H. Harris returned last night
from Bena, where he transacted a
large amount of business for the
Melges Bros. company.
John C.. Parker, one of the main
officers of the Donald Land & Lum-
Der company, came in last night
from the country in the vicinity of
Plummer, where his company has
heavy interests.
Henry Logan, who is the travel
ing representative for the St. Anth-
ony's hospital of this city, spent
today in Bemidji, having come down
from a visit to the logging camps
up north.'
J. P. Johnson Everybody knows
Sailor Pete") came down from
Northome this morning. Mr.. John
son was formerly a resident of this
city and he still has the kindest of
feelings toward Bemidji.
Yves Wright left last evening for
his logging camps near Blackjack,
where he will wind up the cut on
the timber contract which he has
had during the past winter. Yves
says that the season was a fairly
successful one for him. -
H. w. Matchan of Minneapolis.
the travelling representative for the
McClelland Paper company, came
to town last night and spent today
in the city interviewing local Gus
toners. Mr.. Matchan is one of
the most popular travelling men who
make" this community, and he does
good work for the house.
Messrs. Arne Higdom, H. w.
Minis, ]. J. Sundet and A. Kaiser
came over from Bagley yesterday
morning and spent the afternoon
and part of the night in the CITY,.
Messrs. Minis and Higdom were
Initiated into the Elks lodge here
last night and Messrs. Kaiser and
Sundet came along to see that the
boys got their moneys worth. They
got full value.
John G.. Morrison, ST., the sage of
Red Lake, has been visiting in the
city during the past three days, hav-
ing some private matters here to
look after. Mr.. Morrison has a high
standing among the people of Be-
midi as a clean-cut, honest business
man who has lived among the
Indians nearly all of his life and
never did a wrong to any of them or
to any living white man. The old
gentleman has many friends in Be.
midi.
The Brinkman Family theatre had
the usual large crowd last night,
The Rants are conceded to be the
best in their line ever in the citv.
Don't forget the matinee tomorrow
afternoon, at which the children
may expect their usual presents
Presents will laso be given away by
the r ants which will ba aeoa,;,11,