The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-06
returned to her home at Grand

returned to her home at Grand
Forks,
Watch the Grill windows FOR
good things to eat
Buy a refrigerator at whole
sale prices at,Naylor's,
| Attorney Mckusick is at Cass
Lake on business today.
A fine line Of fancy chairs just
arrived at Naylor S.
E. A. Schneider was a Crooks
Eton visitor on business today.
Miss Hazel Wood. the
Pioneer force.=is visiting friends
at Crookston.-.--s.-....--.-------.-.-----.
County Commissioner A. O..
johnson is in the city from.
'Purtle=Rivef today
James Cahillz who has been on
the sicklist=for several dayszis
liable to be down town today .
Ringing s circus is exhibiting
at =GroolSston= today and quite a
crowd Of Bemidji people are in
attendance.
John Enright, of Buena Vista,
was in the city this morning.
Mr.. Enright was just returning
from a visit with relatives at St.
Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. White left
West Baden today to visit the
St. Louis exposition and are eX-
pected oreturn home some time
the latter part of next week.
Mrs. G. r. Hetherington, Of
st. Paul. who has been the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. II. j. Loud
for several days returned to her
home today.
A. r. Crawford is at Devils
Lake, where the Great Northern
racing circuit has a three days
meeting this Week,and "Hubbutt
il. is booked to go in several
events.
Deposit your money in the
Lumbermen's State Bank. If
our steel vaults and safes are
broken into, you will lose moth
ing. Fully protected by burglar
insurance.
The Business Mems club will
give a smoker tomorrow night.
The committee on entertainment
are arranging for the event and
promise one of the pleasantest
functions the club has ever given
Mrs. s.. Albrandt and neice,
Miss Cass, who have been visit
ing with the families of Mrs. Al
brandt's sons. the Messrs.
Charles and Dick Albrandt, this
morning returned to their homes
at Fargo.
Mrs. G. r.. Martin leaves to
morrow morning for her old
home at Osakis, where she is
called by the very serious illness
of her aged father. He has been
in poor health for several week S
and his death is hourly expected.
Clyde J Pryor, who has been
with the circulation department.
of the Pioneer for some time and
has helped swell the papers
subscription list very acceptably.
is taking a short vacation and is
visiting with his family at
5Crookston.
The famous aPine Tiger and
Albert Ericsson were in Judge
Reynolds court this morning to
answer to a charge of drunken
ness. Both were fined ten dol.
lars and costs and neither could
pay so Judge Reynolds made it
ten days at the county Jail.
Sergeant White returned last
night from Cass Lake, whore he
has been for several days secur-
ing recruits. Five men were en-
listed there. The logging on the
reservation has taken most of the.
men out Of Cass Lake and it is
very quiet there as a result.
VIM. Ross expects to occupy
his new quarters in the old City
Hotel building with his hardware
store in about three weeks. The
building is being remodeled, a
glass front put in and it will be
one Of the best locations--in--th
city when It's finally ready for.
occupancy.
Ned Jerrard and G. M. Golden.
went to Cass Lake today to
bring back Mr.. .Jerrard's gaso.
limo launch. Monday Mr.. Jer
rard with a party of friends un-
dertook a trip down the Missis-
sippi The boat was not equal to
the rapids coming back and con-
sequently it was necessary to 90
Through to Cass Lake.
Quite a extraordinarily peo-
pie will take in the Seventh Bien-
Mai Musical Festival of the
Northwestern ScandinavianSi Sing
ers Association which will be
held in Grand Forks, Thursday
and Friday of this week. The
Grand Forks association has sew