The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-22

Don't-fail to take advantage of
the sale at the Henrionnet millinery
parlors.
Mrs. Lee Krochlin, wife of the
popular alderman of Tenstrike, was
Al Bemidji visitor Saturday.
VIM. H.. Kelley, editor of the
Laporte News. was business visitor
in the city Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker of Ten.
strike were visitors in the city Sat
urday, returning, to their home on
the evening train. Il,
Mrs. F.s Geroy came: down from
her home at Spur Number 1O6 Sat-
urday morning and spent the day in
the city shopping. ~
I. G.. Hayeraft came down from
his home at Tenstrike Saturday
morning and: spent the day in the
city on business mission. -
b. b. Lunderen, r.''manscatcher"
for the J. A. Irvine company, came
down this morning from his home
att Blackduck and agspent4sthe day
here.
Mrs. A. A. Smith and little child
came down this morning from their
home at KelliheF and spent the day
here doing some shopping and visit
ling with local friends.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Larson, 713 Minnesota
Ave.. Tuesday. afternoon at ESQ.
Visitors are cordially invited. ..
George Cochran, ST., and his son,
George, j., accompanied by A. l..
Rossman, =~brother-in.law ,.,of 70. the
senior Cochran, came to the city
yesterday afternoon from Cass Lake,
where they had been on a. business
mission.
E.-Kaelble. a sformers resident of
Bemidji who now spends the: larger
portion of his timeeat .Hibbing, has
been a visitor, in the.city: during. the
past threeadays, twisting with his
family, Enthusiastically looking after
some local business matters. ~
An interesting announcement for
the near future is the engagement
of Chas. Manville's company, pre-.
senting Lone Star of Texas" at the
City Opera House Tuesday, Nov.
%. The play is. a fine, big melo.
drama with special scenery. The
company is headed. by the clever
little actress, Maybelle Fowler.
Archdeacon :Parshall came over
from his home at Cass Lakev~yester-
day afternoon, and in the evening
conducted services at I. o. o. F.
hall. The archdeacon left this
morning for Cass Lake, with the in
tention of returning to Bemidji this
afternoon and going to Kelliher this
evening. The archdeacon intends
going to Bagley tomorrow.
George Lydick OF. Cass Lake. who
has. the contract from Richard
Evans, the 500 contractor, for clear
ing the right-of-way from Cass Lake
to: Bemidji, came over from his home
at Cass Lake this morning and was
a visitor atzthe head Offices Of Foley,
WEIGH & Stewart, where he had some
business matters to- look after in
connection with the clearing con-
tract.
Mrs. M. B. sHumes and her
daughter Dorothy are now making
their home in this city. The Humes
family has leased the O'Leary resi-
dence and will reside in that beauti-
full home during the winter. Mrs.
Humes is a decorator ofsrare ability
and her daughter, Dorothy, is a
recognized musician of much skill.
They havesreceived a fine welcome
to Bemidji. r.
Try our No. 81 coffee and our
:Tigar brand Teas. j Bemidji Tea
Store, phone .423.
The M. & 1. .south-boundr ~passen-
ger train was thirty minutes late this
morning owing to the necessity Of
transfer at he Erickson Lake
bridge, near Tenstrike. The M. &
Halfway company is putting in a
newgbridge at Erickson lake and it
is expected that the piling will4be in
place ande7the tracks laid, so that