The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The ceaHausl /
Story q
curGsnt Events.

d Mrs. X. Gibbs was visitor in
the city today from her home al
Farley.
| Flowers for the Grand Ball to
night will be sold at the entrance o
the hall. 3s.
T. J. Welsh Of Walker, head o1
the t. ]. Welsh Timber company
was a business visitor in Bemidjl
last evening.
The brotherhood of David" will
meet this evening at the home ot
Jesse Head, corner of Twelfth street
and Park Avenue.
G. F. Ross, the logger and timber
dealer, came to the city this morning
from his home in Duluth and spent
the day in Bemidji.
Carter's sale winner this next
week. An umbrella free. Ask
about it.
Jack" Bennett, travelling passen!
ger agent for the Rock Island rail-
road, went to Walker this morning,
having spent yesterday in this city
House cleaning time, see the
O'Leery-Bowser Co., for lace curtains
rugs, carpets, linoleums, window
shades, curtaian rods and ect. Base
ment.
]. C. Simm, the local commercial
traveller, returned to the city this
morning from a business trip up
north" along the line of the NJ. & I.
railway.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Paquain spent
yesterday afternoon and last evening
lat Bagley, where they had some
business matters to look after.
They returned to Bemidji last night.
The business of the Northern
National Bank is governed with that
conservatism, combined with enter.
prise and up-to-date methods which
gives soundness and satisfactory
service. =. c.
Be sure that your attire is abso-
lutely correct in fashion, materials
and tailoring and but the garments
identified by the Printzess label.
These garments are to be had at the
| Pozoor Ctoro {a =
! ! Martin Hunt, the veteran travel
ing man who has made" Bemidji
and this territory generally for the
past twelve or fifteen years, has been
in the city. this week. Mr.. Hunt is
accompanied by Mrs. Hunt, on this
trip. .t.sz.
Bargains in second hand furniture
at N. w. Music. Co., 314 Minnesota
avenue. = ]
P. H. Kennedy, one of the pio-
neer residents of Cas- Lake who
has hied him to the tall timber and is
engaging in farming, spent last
night in Bemidji. He had been to
Cass Lake; and he left this morn.
ing for Nary, where he is tilling
the soil. !, 49, s
A. T. Larson, the = Brainerd
|attorney, came to Bemid il last even
ing to look after some legal matters
here which demandeda a personal
visit from Brainerd. Mr.. Larson
asserts that Brainerd is going along
nicely and that the. city is enjoy
ing commercial prosperity.
| A. o. johnson, the Turtle River
merchant, came to the city this
morning from his home at Turtle
River and spent the day here con
sulting with H. J. T Tonskemper, the
travelling representative for the F.
A. p. Patrick company, from whom
he purchases much of the goods
for his Turtle River, store. .t
Il A handy Engineers guide, by
Geo: F. Robinson, on sale at Aber:
crombie's. ! @
| That there are many transient
visitors in! Bemidji these days could
not be better shown than by scan
ming. the hotel registers of the city,
Last night nearly every bed in all o1
the hotels, including the Hote
Markham, were spoken. for early ir
the evening, and it took some close
calculating on the part of the clerk.
to provide sleeping places for al