The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-09
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

party dresses a speciality. 221 3rd
ST. Over Gill Bros.
The court calendar which has just
been completed shows that Sc civil
cases and 10 criminal cases will come
up in the September term OF court
which convenes, September IL. This
is but an average number OF cases.
What have you to trade for new
standard piano? Call at second hand
store, Odd Fellows Bldg.
Mrs. G. E. Carson and Mrs. H. W.
Haines entertained the members of
the Eastern Star at a thimble bee
Mrs. Carson. Lunch was served at
five o'clock.
The hunters that left at the first
days shooting are returning but not
without some game. The weather
for prairie chicken was bad, but the
duck hunters Jared exceptionally
we'll, some returning with us many as
twenty-five and thirty in two days
time.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
raj home of Mrs. J. H. French and
Mrs. Clayton Winters, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER H. All those wishing to go
will meet at the home of Mrs. T. R.
Symons, ia Minnesota Avenue at 2
o'clock sharp.
The new Business College is meet
ing with success. The membership
is increasing daily in both the daily
and evening schools. Members are
coming from out of the citT as well as
from the city and Nymora 1t gives
many an opportunity they have long
been waiting for.
Gust Johnson and Miss Elisander
Stromberg, both of Little Fork, were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon at the Scandinavian Lut@ eran
Parsonage, Rev. T. S. Kciste Off
ciating. They returned to Little
Fork last evening where Mr.. Johnson
is engage in the lumber business.
New Fall Millinery on display Sept.
9th at Hetland & Fallon.
By noon today the concrete work
ers on the new street work reached
the place Of beginning, at the corner
of the Crother's barber shop on Third
and Beltraml. The contractors are
continuing to keep up a good pace
in spite Of the wet weather and will
in all probability finish on schedule
time.
Another season that is upon us is
the Stove Season" Mos. people are
waiting for it here, but are being
pleasantly surprised by the weather
man, he being there with continual
ton of fine warm 'stove ess' wealth
like Northern Minnesota is now en-
joying.
County Attorney Graham M. Tor
rance is now occupying the office
rooms recently vacated by Attorney
John Gibbons in the Bacon Build
ing. The rooms are large and roomy
and the change became ne' essary on
account of the increased volume OF
business now being done by the new
county attorney.
Latest creations in Fall Millinery
now on display at the leading MILL
merry establishment. Hetland & Fal-
ON.
The plumbers are having a busy
time of it these days in keeping up
with the demand for water and sewer
pipe connections. On nearly every
street in the city are they at work
laying pipes of some description. AS
the city proper is built upon sand and
soft soil the digging is easy compared
with that to be done in Otner cities
The new quarters of the Bemidj
Commercial club are making better
home for it's younger members thar
did the old enc. The rooms are splen
didly decorated and finished off Civ
ing any stranger a decidedly popu
lar opinion of them. 1t is not!"able
that the members are making better
use of them too, as they are to 81
found there IN larger numbers thar
formerly.
Millinery Openings for Fall have
again made their appearance, cite:
all about us being right in the from
rank with Our own city Of Bemidji
Nearly all of the stores have an
nOunced he arrival of Fail Milliner.
and are making great preparation
to display the best models in head
wear that can be obtained anywhere
Bemidji is fortunate in having suc]
high class artists that represents
in this particular line.
Mrs. H. A. Whitney entertained
few friends last evening in honor Q
the 31st anniversary of Mr.. Whit
news BIRTH The affair was in tn
nature of a surprise for Mr.. Whit
new. The evening was spent social
.oo e,rvoS Mrc Whine