The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-04
Bemidji Pioneer at Peterson's.

BemldJl Pl0neer az feterSon.S.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
food sale at the south entrance Of
Hanson's drug store on Saturday
l afternoon.
Alfred johnson Of Blackjack, who
is an employe of the T. M. Partridge
Lumber company, spent yesterday
in Bemidji.
!. Low rates for long distance ser.
vice over the lines of the North.
western Telephone Exchange com.
pany makes it possible for you to
use this service to advantage. q
!. William Fellows returned to the
city this morning from Tenstrike,
having spent last night at his home
there. He is attending meeting OF
the board of county commissioners
here. = H..
. Theodore Gullickson, the local
agent for the Hamm Brewing COM
pany. returned to the city this morn
ing from visit to Blackjack, where
he had been to consult patrons Of
his company.
w. C. Gilbert, the Grand Rapids
lumberman, returned to his home at
the Rapids" last night, having
spent yesterday in the city consult
ing with the board of county COM
missioners relative to tax abate-
ment which he desired.
Joe McTaggart has received a
letter from John Hillary, who
recently went "out west" to visit
several points in Montana, Washing
ton and Idaho, being accompanied
by George Lucas. John states that he
had been in Seattle for several days,
but that continued storm had dis
heartened him considerably and he
was going to hike" back to Montana
for few days. stay. He made no
mention of George Lucas, so that no
information is obtainable as to the
whereabouts of that gentleman.
First shipment of spring and
summer toys just in at Peterson's.
Wednesday evening the Sunday
school class of Miss Patrick gave
her surprise party. Until late in
the evening games were played, and
then lunch was served. AS teacher
of a class of girls in the local Presby
terian Sunday School, and as in.
structor of Manual Training in the
High school, Miss Patrick has won
the esteem of many with whom she
has come in contact. Those who
were present at the party are:
Bessie Quick, Marie Klein, Berry,
Begsley, Ehie Robinson, Elsie Miller,
Leora Heglin, Gladys Bickford.
Gladys Stanton, Dorothy Torrance,
Ethel Drinkwine, Katie Workman,
Elsie Stuart, Erma Hazen, Fern
Robinson, Olive Smith, Jesse Jones,
Cathryn McGregor, Miss Mabel
Wager.
! Prof. Harry Masten, director OF
the Bemidji band and orchestra, is
always on the look out for musical
timber" for membership in the
organizations of which he has charge,
and he never lets good live one,' -
who can play, get away, if he can
helf it. In line with this eagle eye'
pursuit of musical talent, Mr..
Masten states that he is securing the
services of D. McKim Of Pitt, who
has the reputation of being an ex.
cellent flute and clarionet player;
and Mr.. McKim will be here in a
few days to join the Bemidji band
and orchestra. Professor Masten
is also looking for a position for Mr..
Peterson of Fosston, who is coronet
player of considerable ability. As
Grant Mcclure has returned to the
city and will again resume his
position in the band as one of the
coronet players, Professor Masten
is feeling pretty good, these days,
over the outlook for an exception
ally strong band during the coming
year.
| H. "A. Farrier, sheriff of Koochi-
ching county, and ]. H. Drummond,
clerk of court of Koochiching county,
came to the city last night from
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