The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
st. Patrick at Peterson's.

the Pioneer office.
Safety deposit boxes for rent
Lumbermens National Bank.
For sale: Good strong pony. Will
take log or lath bolts in payment
Dougles Lumber Co.
Leslie Workman, who runs a
general store at Rebby, was trans.
acting business in Bemidji Saturday,
Remember the days, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week
Mrs. Henrionnet's spring millinery
opening.
A. Gilmour, the Blackduck
pharmacist, spent Saturday in the
city, returning to the Duck" Sat.
urday evening.
c. J. Macy, the logger who lives
at Houpt, was visitor in the city
Saturday. He returned to his
home Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Mills, who spent Sun.
day in this city at the home OF
her parents, returned this morning
to Walker, where she is teaching
in the public schools. ~
Miss Helen Huntington, sister OF
Mrs. A. A. Melges, came to the
city Saturday evening from Nary,
where she is teaching school, and
visited ir the city over Sunday at
the Melges home. She returned to
Nary this morning.
A regular meeting of the Bemidji
Lodge, K. of P, will be held at the
hall in Masonic block Tuesday even.
ing, and every knight is urged to be
present. There will be work in the
first rank, and much business of in.
terest to all. Come.
Reserved seats for the school en-
tertainment may be had at the City
drug store, where they we're placed
on sale this morning. Regular ad-
mission tickets may be exchanged
for reserved seat tickets by the pay
ment of 10 cents additional.
Yesterday, Mrs. James Hand pre-
sented her husband with bouncing
bit of femininity that will hereafter
make glad the house of Hand.
And Mr.. Hand goeth about his
labors with an air of satisfaction
that is good to look upon.
J. A. Ludington left Saturday
night for DesMoines, Iowa, to visit
with his parents for a wesk. The
mother of Mr.. Ludington is in
poor health, at the present time,
and Mr.. Ludington decided to
pay visit to the parental roof.
A very pleasant function was
that at the home of Mrs. T. 7.
Andrews, Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. Andrews entertained the
teachers of the Bemidji public
schools, the party being given in
honor of Miss Mildrid Woodruff,
daughter of Mrs. Andrews, who is
teaching in the schools at Turtle
River. The hostess entertained from
2 to- o'clock. There was music
and games, and dainty refreshments
were served. .
Captain 0. H. Dockery of Duluth,
in charge of the recruiting offices
in this district of Minnesota for
the u. S. army, came over from
Duluth yesterday afternoon and re-
NAMED here until the night train
went to Duluth. While he was here,
Captain Dockery administered the
oath to four recruits who had been
secured by Sergeant Eilek, manager
of the Bemidji recruiting station.
The captain expressed himself as
being greatly pleased with the work
being done here by Sergeant Eilek.
Allan J. Doran and Herbert R.
Grove, who represented Grand
Rapids at the declamatory contest
at Park Rapids, and who were sue
cessful in winning the banner for
their high school, came up Saturday
evening from Park Rapids and
visited in the city until yesterday
noon, when they left for their home
at Grand Rapids. Doran stopped
with Clarence Shannon and Grove
was the guest of Will Shook, while
they were in Bemidji. Both boys
are justly popular at their. home
town.