The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-08
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house fl' by an addition in the rear
G. wv. Jewett spent part of last
week in Minneapolis on business. ar5
Mrs. Clarence Congdon and baby
have gone for visit with home folks
in Dakota. 5sfa 4tlt.s Ia ~.tg;
E. "A. Hastay went to Minneapolis
Wednesday evening to visit Mrs.
Hastay for few days. .E@%sT x1t2"@
A moonlight excursion around the
lake proved an interest to most of
the young people Sunday night.
Station Agent Borsden and fam
lily will soon depart for Idaho, where
he has aeposition with the Oregon
Short line. ,#"' -st.<ort 10 .ngsl.tl~,.a@s
r.. D. Thomas is home for a
few days visit with his family. Mr..
Thomas is still in government
employ at Red Lake. .g..:,.- .y-<..5
DR.. Koch and A. E. Whiting, who
attended the Minneapolis reception
of the famous lola team, returned
home Saturday mornining.. 80 ."
Miss Mary Ratican, who spent
her two weeks vacation in Canada,
returned Monday evening and is
now in her old position in Aliens
store. 'i. ~ >''z'....
=: D. w. Hayden returned Saturday
from a six-weeks' visit at his old
home at Champlin. Eva French,
who had been visiting her grand
parents, came with him.
Misses Ella Zimmerman, Nina
Leak, Josie Hermanson and Mil
dred Hayes, who are attending the:
summer school in Bemidji, came
home to celebrate Saturday.
r We understand that F.. A. Hastay
has succeeded in purchasing the
much-coveted corner lot on Third
and Summit streets. He expects
to erect cottage there in the fall.
= DR.. and Mrs. J.. M. Freeburg and
son, Nal, returned from their vaca-
ton Saturday morning. While away
DR.. Freeburg attended the State
Dental association held in Mime
apolis.
Word has been received here that
c. w. Dudley, local manager ror the
Minneapolis Cedar company, was
married to Wisconsin young lady
and had gone to Seattle on a we'd
ding trip. III zzzzZ Zs-zEZ I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Healy are in
from their claim. They have rented
the Clair Craig house, where they
expech to live until Mrs. Healy's
health will permit her return to the
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At 4 o'clock June 3oth, at the
home of the brides parents, 3525
Seventeenth avenue, south, Mime
apolis, occurred the marriage of Miss
Caddie L. Ludwig to DR.. H. M.
Freeburg of Watertown, S. Oak.
They were attended by Miss Maud
Ludwig, sister of the bride, and G..
Paul Pitt of Watertown. Mrs.
McClossen oficiated and used the
beautiful and impressive ring cere-
mony, Master Nal Freeburg acting
as ring bearer. After congratulations
a delicious two-course buffet lunch
con was served. After trip through
the west, DR.. and Mrs. Freeburg
will be at home in WATERFOWL, S.
Oak. Miss Ludwig, the bride,
taught for several years in the
Blackjack schools and was held in
high esteem here. DR.. H. M. Free
burg is a brother of DR.. J. M. Free
burg of Blackjack.
Fourth of July as celebrated in
Blackjack on Saturday went off in
a manner to do credit to much
larger town. The weather was all
one could ask, the crowd large and
enthusiastic and the order good.
The committees are to be congratu-
lated that the program was carried
out to the letter and on time. The
band, of twenty-five pieces under
the leadership of L. J. Romdene,
discoursed the best of music
throughout the day. The winners
in the different events are as follows.
/, Boys 10O-yard dash-A. L. Gov
reau, 81; ]. Hubbard, $50. Bicycle
race. N. French, $3.50; DR..
Koch, SIPS. Fat mems race
William Ratigan, ST.; George Ran