The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-17

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ton. There is absolute security fol
both interest and principal in thu
Certificates Of Deposit issued by thu
Northern National Bank.
| Albert and F. w. Rhoda returned
this morning from Turtle River
where they had been on a hunting
"trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Norris, who
have camped near Bemidji all sum.
mer, left this morning for their home
in Illinois. ...r +..S"
Mrs. Fred LaFavar and Mrs. A.
| A. Melges left this morning for Min,
neapolis where they will spend
several days. T.. - ~
| V. l., Ellis and Del Burgess, mem
bers of Company X, have returned
from Baudette, where they went to
aid the fire sufferers. :
Mrs. T. J. Tuomy left today fol-
Grand Forks, N. D., where she will
hear Melba, the famous singer, who
appears there tonight. .
Mrs. David Gill returned Satur.
day night from Minneapolis where
she has spent the past few weeks
visiting relatives and friends. =
Mrs. E. Gleason, her son and
granddaughter of Walker are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Clish, sos Beltrami avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halvorson
and two children returned this
morning from Turtle River where
they spent Sunday on hunting
trip. ~
Ralph Lytle. brother of Mrs. c..
w. Warfield, who has spent a week
visiting his sister here, returned to
his home at Princeton, Ill.,, this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roman re-.
turned to their home at Laporte
this morning, after attending the
Pepper McTaggart wedding here
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ike Black returned this noon
from Cass Lake where she and Mr..
Black spent Sunday as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Humes. Mr..
Black continued on his regular trip
up the line.
A. Andrews went to Bemidji last
Friday for a few days visit with
his wife and other relatives. Mrs.
Andrews has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ben Erickson for a
couple of weeks past.-Verndale
Sun.
Waldimar Johnson has gone to Be-
midi where he will enroll as a
student of the high school of that
place. Red" expects to make his
home with his brother who expects
to practice medicine there. -Bagley
Herald.
The fertility of the soil of northern
Minnesota is to be extensively ex-
plotted in the east by the Northern
Pacific this winter. A seventy foot
car is being fitted with exhibits of
fruits, grains, grasses and vegetables
grown in the countries traversed by
the road. The most of the collection
was obtained from Individual sources,
with some from Duluth. All states
reached by the Northern Pacific are
to be exploited in similar manner.
On the sides of the car is painted in
gilt letters, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Washington and Oregon" At one
end is the trade mark of the North.
ern Pacific in colors. a.
! c. A. Wingren, who owns a fine
farm at the head of Bemidji lake,
was in Tenstrike Tuesday and made
the Tribune Office call. Mr.. Win.
gren is visiting his son.in-law, Lewis
Lodmell, at Hines. Mr.. Wingren
informs US that he has recently dis.
covered new oil for the preservation
of leather that he claims to be the
best oil manufactured for that pur.
pose. The oil is extracted from the
white part of birch bark and it is
Mr.. Wingren's intention to apply
for patent on his product. He says
that by the application of the oil any
leather becomes perfectly water
proof and not injurious to the
leather. He will place the product
4 on the market in the naar f,1fnra -