The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-03

Bank. where you will receive 4 per
cent interest.
Big sale of household goods and
furniture, 700 Bemidji Ave.
w. L. Brooks has returned from a
business tripto Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowen
of Brainerd spent Sunday here.
+. Elegant quartered oak dining
room set at closing out figures. 700
Bemidji Ave.
! A Studebaker pony cart and har-
ness for sale. For particulars see
the Bemidji Shoe House.
F. w. and Albert Rhoda left Satur-
! day night for Turtle River, where
they were hunting, Sunday.
K. P. will meet Tuesday evening
Oct. 4. Business of Importance.
Come to lodge. A. Larson, c. c.
Large kitchen range, kitchen
cabinet, tables, chairs and kitchen
utensils of all kinds, at the house
hold goods sale. 700 Bemidji Ave.
| Miss Grace Cook of Minneapolis,
who has visited in the city for a
month as the guest of Mrs. D. c.
Wilcox, left this morning for her
home. >.~..... s. t....~. ...@,z
Mrs. Murray Humes and Miss
Dorothy Humes, who have been
over.Sunday guests of Mrs. Ike
Black, left this noon for their home
at Cass Lake. ~,.....
Mrs. G. P. Harder and three child
rem and T. c. Harder. who has been
guests at the Edwin Geralds home
for several days, left this morning
for their future home in Ray, N. d.
/ Miss Beatrice Mills has returned
from Fargo, N. D., where she attend
ed the meeting of state librarians
of Minnesota and North Dakota,
which was held Friday and Satur-
day. :
! Mrs. G. E. Kreatz entertained at
dinner and bridge Saturday evening
in honor of Mrs. ]. w. Lee of Free.
mont, Neb. The guests included
Mesdames Roberts, Lee, Cochran
and Mcdonald and Misses Bailey,
Cochran and Murray. ~
Put yourself in the way of being
shown how really good clothes can
be made-made to your order by
Edward E. Strauss & Co, at $3.50.
to $500. You can make your
choice from the large pieces. Sales
man will be here Monday and Tues
day, Oct 3rd and 18th direct from
Chicago. Gill Bros. Clothiers.
The "Yankee DOODLE took
party of twenty excursionists
Through Lake Bemidji and up the
Mississippi river { to the power
house: dam yesterday afternoon.
A brisk breeze made the lake
choppy and some of the passeng.
ers became slightly seasick. The
trip UP the river was unusually
pheasant as the autumnal colorlng s
are at their best. '...~s 49,. -.
| Screams saved the lives of Ethel
Schultz and Jessie Schulz two Min
neapolis girls, visiting at the home
of Ed Schultz in Bigfork, from
drowning. The young women were
on the river alone at a point where
the current is swift and while at
tempting to navigate raft of logs
lost their balance and fell into the
icy water. The girls chung to the
logs and screamed as only Mime
apolis girls can scream. Half the
town ran to their rescue and the
[ girls, thoroughly chilled and fright
ened, were pulled ashore. .1.
M. D. Stoner, city engineer of Be-
midi, who for. some time past has
: been negotiating with the city OF
Brainerd relativesto establishing an
electric light and power plant there,
: recently spent several days at that
place and has made the council a
4 proposition to furnish electricity to
the city for period Of ten years. He
agrees to,erecta brick or concrete
building and place therein a modern
. electrical; steam plant and shall
) furnish required power until the com
: pletion of the hydro electric plant