The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Tho Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

I Z $50
this mornings train for short bust.
ness visit at Laporte.
Birch wood, jack pine and tamaTac,
four foot and sixteen inch. Hayth
wood yard, rear of P. O. block.
Thomas Kerrick of this city, who
travels for tailoring company, went
to st. Cloud this morning for short
business trip.
! Don't forget the special meeting
of the .Bemidji Lodge of Elks to be
held this evening, at the Masonic
hall. All Elks who can should at.
| tend.
! F. J. Egan Of Brainerd, chief engi.
neer on the M. & l., came in this
morning from Big Falls and spent
today on business for the company
in Bemidji.
A temperance rally will be held
Tuesday evening in the Methodist
church to which the public is cordi-
ally invited. Admission, ten and
| twenty cents.
| Matt Jones of Northome, one of
the north country's good fellows,
came in Saturday evening on the M.
& l. freight train for short bust
ness visit here.
DR.. r. Gumbol and M. Carl Miller
two residents of Fosston, came in
yesterday noon for few hours visit
in the city and returned home on
the afternoon train.
Attorney George H. Spear of
Grand Rapids came over from his
home Saturday afternoon and spent
several hours in the city looking
after some legal matters. He return
ed to the Rapids on the night
train.
A. CARING, we'll known cruiser
residing at Grand Rapids, came
down this morning from a short
cruising trip in the vicinity of
| Northome and returned to the Rap.
ids" on the east-bound train this
noon.
"A. Jones, who owns a refresh
ment parlor' at Laporte, came up
Saturday evening for short bust
ness trip to the city and spent Sun
day in Bemidji, returning to Laporte
on this mornings train. MI. Jones
likes Bemidji and may move here
next summer.
Mrs. Howard Dea and little son,
John, of this city departed on the
south-bound M. & I. passenger train
this morning for Minneapolis where
they will visit at Mr.. Dea's old home.
They were accompanied as far as
Brainerd by Mr.. Dea who will return
on this evenings train.
1 ~, d. = % he -
sJ.@H. Beagle of Duluth, a public
land examiner, came in Saturday
afternoon from Bena and spent Sun
day in this city. His son, w. J.,
arrived in Bemidji yesterday after
noon from Duluth and they left this
morning on the M. & I. train for
Pine River where they will look over
some state land.
Thomas S. Erwin, who sells the
productions of the H. C. Erwin COM
pany, came to town Saturday and
visited here over Sunday. Mr..
Erwin is one of the best hustling
drummers who make" this north
territory, and he is justly popular
with the retail trade as we'll as
private citizens hereabouts.
/ M. Z. Grifhths of Crookston, the
general agent for the German-Ameri.
can Life Insurance company, was a
visitor in the city Saturday. 'Griff'
is one of the best insurance hustlers
in the northwest and all the life
/ insurance companies give him credi,
| for being in the front row of the
live ones" who get the. business.
! Mrs. Belle Markham and her son,
! Walter, departed this morning, and
i will be absent from Bemidji fol
{ three or four weeks to come. Mrs
I Markham goes to Barron, Wis.
| where she will visit with relatives
Walter will 60 to Greensboro, N
e c., where he is interested in a gold
mining proposition, jointly with J
w. Irwin, formerly of this city
Walter will spend about month
at Greensboro, looking over the