The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Remember the Charity Ball,

5sg 40 3, - 49,
Remember the Charity Ball.
Misses Mile Wessberg ane
Carrie Hayden entertained a few
friends at their home on Mime.
sofa avenue, last evening.
Mrs. c. D. Walker came to tic
city last night from some poin,
west of Bemidji and left this morn
ing for her home at Walker. & {
Prof. w. z, Robinson returned
last night from some point in
North Dakota, where he had spent
part Of his Easter vacation visiting
a brother.
Mrs. A. a. Smith and child were
in the city today from Kelliher
They came down from their home
this morning and will probabl,
return this evening.
Mrs. M. A. Spooner departed
last night for Minneapolis, to jolr
Judge Spooner, who has been in
the "Mill City" for the past two
days on legal business: - y
John Shambeau, an insurance
agent who makes his headquarter.
at Walker, came to, Bemidji las,
night from White Earth. He lef,
this morning for Walker.
New coats, suits and dresses a,
the Berman Emporium.
" M. Owen. the progressive
Hines merchant, was circulating
among Bemidji friends today, hav
ing some business matters which
demanded trip to this city.
John McDougald. mayor Of Black
duck. came down this morning from
the Duck" and spent the day
here. He will leave tonight fol
Minneapolis on a business trip.
A checking account promotes
credit and establishes responsibility
The advice and the use Of the credi
of the Northern National Bank viii
aid in developing the business o
worthy patrons.
:. A. G. Wedge, vice president o
the First National bank 81 thi.
city, returned to>Bemidji last nigh
from trip cup north: in the in
terest of A. P. Sheldon, who's.
financial Investments Ia that sec
ton are of large proportions.
F: A. Carter of Redby, . membel
of the mercantile firm Of D. w. and
F. A. Carter, was a business visitor
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Carte,
looks for an extra rush in bushes!
in the Red Lake district while th,,
Indian payment is being made
which it is expected will be abou
April 18th. E. = :. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Cameron
left last night for Eau Claire, Wis.
Mr.. Cameron having received ]:
telegram that his mother, Mrs. E
ID. Cameron, had died, at Ea,
Claire, Thursday night. Mr.
Cameron was Of the opinion tina
the funeral would be held at Ea,
Claire tomorrow. The elder Mrs
Cameron was 70 years of age, ane
was very popular in her home city
Don't miss the Lemon Dance" Of
Tuesday night, April 10Th. (
= John Vogler, who IS one Of the
heavy "farmsteaders' il the vicinit,
Of Nebish, came down from Nebist
yesterday forenoon and spent severra
hours in the city. He returned t.
Nebish yesterday afternoon. Johr
has hewed out home for himself, u,
there in the timber; and out.of-dool
life has agreed with him. He Ia,
taken off much superAuous flesh
since he departed from Bemidji, ane
is is looking the picture of health
|. Bargains in secondhand furniture
Northwestern Music Co. 81
Minnesota avenue.
Chester Snow, who recently lef,
here for Spokane, Washington, tc
make his home, stopped off a,
Deer Lodge, Montana, while on
his way west, and on a card
received today, Mr.. Snow says:
eve are at Deer Lodge, for a
short stay. Expect to leave this
afternoon 'o for Spokane, North
Yakima and Seattle. The people