The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-17
Miss Hidden Of Cass Lake came

III p1nS visit IN the CITY.
Mrs. G. E. Carson returned this
morning from q weeks visit with
relatives and friends in the cities.
Don't forget the S o'clock dinner
at the Odd Fellows hall tonight,
served by the Norwegian Ladies' Aid
society.
/ Mrs. w. ]. Holes of st. Cloud,
the mother of Mrs. L. E. Frost Of
this city, is visiting for two weeks
at the Frost home in Bemidji.
Mrs. August Egges, wife of DR..
Egges of Grand Forks, visited
Bemidji friends a few hours yester.
day, and returned to the FORK"
Nels Otterstad of Turtle River,
supervisor of assessors for Beltrami
county. came in this morning for a
brief business visit at the court
house.
Kill our ad for a girl, which was
in last evenings daily" said Mrs. H.
w. Bailey this morning. We sue
ceeded in getting the girl for whom
we advertised"
J. F.. Dade, who recently moved
from Blackjack to International
Falls, came down from his new
home last night for short business
trip to Bemidji.
ncanMcDougall and Ross Slack
of Big Falls were among the north.
country arrivals in Bemidji last night.
They transacted business at the
court house today.
A. A. Smith, a we'll known resident
of Kelliher who formerly owned a
hotel in that village, came down
to the county seat this morning on a
short business trip. i
A. w. Danaher came in this
morning from his farm east of Ten
strike, and reports heavy fires in
that vicinity previous to the present
rain. The rain checked the fire
we'll.
Bert Smith came in from Nebish
this morning for a short visit at his
home in this city. Bert is station
agent for the Red Lake" road,
store keeper, postmaster, town clerk,
and holds several other positions at
Nebish too numerous to mention.
Don't forget the 5 O'Clock dinner
at the Odd Fellows hall tonight,
served by the Norwegian Ladies' Aid
society.
O. Peterson and Paul H. Kirk,
residents of International Falls,
came down last evening on brief
business trip. Mr.. Peterson COM
pleted his business and returned
home on this mornings train, but
Mr.. Kirk remained in Bemidii
today. ~
Charles P. Hayden, who is en-
gagged in the cedar and lumber bust
ness at Blackjack, came in this
morning to look after some cedar
sales and, incidentally, to visit with
his second cousin. Miss Carrie
Hayden, who teaches in the Bemidji
schools. ...--. - ~.
Are you giving yourself square
deal? Are you saving your money
and investing it 50 as to bring a
good return with, safety of principal?
Investigate the features of the Ger
tifcate of Deposit in the Northern
National Bank and you will be Ger
tain Of these qualities. "
| "A. Kaiser, cashier of the First
National bank of Bagley and condi-
date for the republican nomination
for state treasurer at the September
primaries, returned to Bagley yester-
day after an over-Sunday visit with
Bemidji friends. "Al" is not cam
paigning at present, but is con.
stantly receiving assurances from
friends throughout the northern and
central parts of the state that he
will be we'll supported next fall.
J. J. Opsahl, representative to the
state legislature from this district,
came over this morning from his
summer home at Lavinia, where he
has just moved the offices of the
Selkce Land company. Mr.. Opsahl
/ reports considerable activitv a mono