The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-05
Editorial Telephone, "THREE.ONE"
MAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

gerous condition as the result of
chronic appendicitis and other COM
plications. Mrs. Lord rallied splen-
didly from the operation and her
condition today is satisfactory. Mr..
Lord goes to Minneapolis tonight.
in Bemidji during the celebration
yesterday and in each instance the
charge made was drunkenness only.
Charles Jahr, John Drinan, John
Donnelly and John Erickson and Pc
ter Damask formed the bunch that
was gathered in. In court today,
Jahr and Damask paid fines of IS
each, Erickson was sent up for ten
days, Donnelly was given few hours
in which to get out Of town and Dri-
mans case was put over until this
afternoon
For summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor Oil, and speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by Bankers Drug
Store.
Mr.. Dumas, father of DR.. Dumas,
of Cass Lake fame, dined at DICK
Herbert's restaurant on Saturday
noon, incidently acknowledging to
Mr.. Herbert who he was, and in
speaking of the trial, informed Mr.
Herbert that he had no fear what
ever of the ultimate outcome of the
trial and of his sons innocence
From his persoal appearance no one
!, would dream for a moment that he
was father to the doctor who has
brought so much notoriety upon
himself and Cass Lake-Brainerd
Dispatch.
| Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare
you are most likely to take diarrhoea
and lose several days time, unless
you have Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take dose on the first ap-
pearance of the disease. For sale by
Bankers Drug Store.
About fifty persons held a picnic
at Balsam Beach, Lake Plantaganet
yesterday. A program was held,
speeches being given by Judge L. J.
Pendergast and Captain Harries of
St. Paul. Music was given by DR..
l.. A. Ward and son Gambler. An
old fashioned dinner was served on
the lawn at the farm of VIM. Gray.
Among those present were L. G. Pen
dergast and daughters, Captain Har-
ries and family, Jos. King and fam
lily, Mr.. Baum and wife, Mr.. Buschen
and family, VIM. Peters and family
and VIM. Gray and family.
Died at her home in the town of
Liberty, Mrs. Florence Mable Hayes,
wife of James F. Hayes. She died of
contagious spinal paralysis. Her
husband and five children survive
her. Mrs. Hayes was born in St.
Lawrence county, New York, forty
one years ago. She moved with her
parents, Mr.. Andrew Thomas and
family, into Marshall county, thirty
years ago and settled ten miles north
OF the present site of Thief River
Falls. She met James F. Hayes in
the fall of 1894 and one year later
they were married at her home on
Third street and Main avenue De-
cember rs, 1895. After their mar
rlage they farmed for year in Mar
shall county, when they moved to
Thief River Falls and Mr.. Hayes
worked for the Lumber company at
that place until seven years ago when
ne moved with his family to their
present home in Liberty.
PINEWOOD.-Mr. and Mrs. Hell
tand of Gonvich are guests at the
home of Herb Dodge. Mr.. Kla-
mers and Mr.. Seminar were among
the many who were delayed in Be-
midi Friday because of the Soc
wreck at Federal Dam. Mr.. and Mrs
Olson and son Marvin, who have
been visiting A. G. Sthol and family
the past two weeks left Friday for
Duluth where they will spend some
time before" going to their home in
Gamer, this state. Blueberries are
5 plentiful in the vicinity of Pinewood
) George and Martin Sthol are in Du.
: luth buying stock for the new store
Little Grace Spencer had the misfor.
5 tune to fall and cut her knee badly
She is getting along nicely. Mrs
= Dickinson and family arrived Satur.
: day. They will move in their new
home in a few days. Miss Hilma
Johnson who finished a successful
term of school at District 90 Friday
is visiting friends before leaving fol-
her home in Nymore. A saw mil
is to be erected near the baseball
:, grounds in the near future.
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