The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-19
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

confined to her home with typhoid
fever.
Dressmaking parlors at 1915 Bel
trami Ave. now open. Miss Meta
Stechman. Phone 5S7.
Mrs. John Moberg will entertain
the Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Luth-
eran Church on Thursday afternoon
in the church basement.
Miss Rasmussen from Waupaca, ex-
perienced dressmaker. Fancy and
party dresses a speciality. 221 3rd
ST. Over Gill Bros.
Oysters have been received by Be-
midi dealers and are trailing at SO
cents a quart, being of an unusually
high grade for the first shipments of
the year.
Wanted! Wanted!! Wanted!!!
Everybody who dances to come up
to the City Hall and take in the dance
on Wednesday night. A good time
is assured to all who come.
That fish are again being caught
in large numbers from our lakes is
evident by the numerous strings that
are being brought in daily. Perch,
pike and pickerel are plentiful.
4H-HHHH-pencils the kind you
want and need for mechanical draw
ing sold at the Bemidji Pioneer
School Supply store two for s. cents.
We Lave a large stock of these at
hand.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
At the chur. Wednesday, September
20, at 2 o'clock. Every member is
requested to be present as there is
work to do A picnic lunch will be
served
Go to Hakkerup's f,i Photos.
Scarcity in the production OF milk
is reported by dealers. Some of them
have been compelled to temporarily
cut off regular customers. At the
stores where milk is sold the price
is eight cents a quart.
Dixon's Carnival pencils are prov
ing a tavorite among the school chill
dren. The pencil is made in various
colors with nlckle top and rubber
tip. They are a hexegon pencil and
sell two for five cents at the Bemidji
Pioneer School Supply store.
A freshman organization meeting
was held last evening in the Mathe-
MATES room of the high school. The
only business was election Of the fol-
lowing officers: president, Edwin ST.
mons; vice president, Clara Nangle;
secretary, Gertrude Huntosh; treas
urer, Leslie Slater. The class of 1919
is tha largest ever enrolled at the
Bemidji high school, there being &C
members.
Attend Murphy's Sale Of Sample
Furniture.
Tennis games of the Hot and
Furious' type are daily going ON at
the new tennis courts at Fourteenth
and Lake boulevard. The tennis
champions Of this city, M. j. Brown,
w. L. Brooks, w. P. Dyer and Thorn
as Mccain are developing consider
able speed and put up some classy
games. The courts are in fine shape
and are located where the passing
public cannot easily interfere with
the players
Dressmaking at reasonable prices.
Miss Meta Stechman, 1915 Beltrami
Ave. Phone 5S7.
The Murphy Furniture Company
advertising that appeared in last eV-
enings Pioneer was one of the best
set I'D and also one of the largest
furniture ads that has been seen IN
any newspaper in North Central Min
nesota. The sale of sample furniture
which this ad announced began this
morning and is a genuine sample
sale which the people Of this city
and county should not overlook. Mr..
Murphy is also distributing large
bills throughout the city telling OF
the big sale now in progress.
Tomorrow night the Bemidji Dane
ing Academy gives it's weekly dance
in the City Hall. Drop in for a So
cable time
.Partridge are so plentiful that
had to halt my team along a certain
country road in order to let them get
out Of the way Yesterday | would
surely have killed several by driving
over them had | not pulled in my
horses. After the first of October we
farmers can 60 along as fast as we
like and not be in danger of break
ing the game laws" This came from
Bemidji farmer, who is willing tc
make affidavit to the truth of the as
sertion. The farmer lives less than
seven miles northwest of Bemidji
Another farmer asserts that the pral-
RE chickens on his farm are so tame
that they came into the barn-yard
and fed with the tame chickens.
Thumb tacks and sketch boards are
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