The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-19
Orchestra at the Lakeside tonight.

/ Do not forget the millinery sale
commencing Friday, May goth at
the Henrionet Millinery parlors.
Mrs. A. r. Spencer of Wabasha,
sister of Mrs. A. A. Carter of this
city, is visiting this week at the
Carter home on Mississippi avenue.
L. Latterell, the merchant
prince" of Funkley, was among the
out of town visitors at Bemidji yes
terday and returned home last even
ing.
Special menu and special music at
the Lakeside Saturday evenings.
Will ]. Law of Minneapolis, travel
ing auditor for the Crookston Lumber
compay, arrived in Bemidji last
evening to look over the accounts
of the local mill.
Good coffee is the most important
requisite to meal. Chase & San
born's coffees are all good. Roe &
Markusen will soon have complete
line of this brand of goods.
M. o. Madison, proprietor of the
clothing store which is being estab-
lished in the old Northern National
Bank building, came over from Men
tor last evening to note the. progress
of the work. -..
John Meyers of Bemidii departed
last night for Medicine Hat, in
western Canada, to reside on his
claim. A new railroad is being
built through one corner of Mr..
Meyers land. The family expects
to follow him next fall.
E. E. Mcdonald, the attorney. re-
turned yesterday from St. Paul,
where he attended to some business
in the state supreme court, and
visited many friends. Mr.. Nc
Donald resided in Sts Paul before
moving to Bemidji, six years ago.
Mrs. Lucille Holland of Mime
apolis is at Hotel Markham with a
large line of hair goods. Besides
complete line of made up goods
Mrs. Holland makes to order allow
ing ladies to furnish part or allgof
material of own hair. Ladies lof
Bemidji are cordially invited to call.
A mans duty to his family is not
done when he merely provides for
present necessities. He must also
prepare for the future and a
rainy day.. An ever-increasing
account at interest in Northern
National Bank is the best prepara-
ton you can make.
M, J. Brown, junior member of
the legal firm of Spooner. & Brown,
returned this noon from St. Paul
where he appeared in the supreme
court in regard to some legalmatters.
Monty" visited a few days at his
old home in Minneapolis before re
turning to Bemidjl over the 500"
line, via Erskine. H.. -
The time to get your hats before
the fnealin of millinery is broken
will be tomorrow when sale will be
opened at the Henrionet Millinery
Parlors.
A social entertainment was held
by the Junior Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
Tuesday night. The attendance
was good and, as far as the finances
are concerned, the entertainment
was decided success. A long pro-
gram was rendered in the church, in
which several Juniors spoke and
sang. Light refreshments were
served. ~
Silk dress, sale Thursday Fri
day and Saturday only. Values
up to $4,000 for 1925 at Ber-
man Emporium.
Miss Mary L. Bull of St. Paul
who delivered the domestic science
lecture on Cooking Vegetables at
the local high school yesterday
afternoon, departed on the evening
train for Blackjack where she was
to have deliveredra lecture this after
noon. Miss Bull isfa member of the
domestic science department of the
University of Minnesota, the agricul-
tural college being located in St.
Paul.
~ Miss Mynnie Rouse arrived.sin
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