The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-13
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Oscar Swanson and Ed,
Swanson, both of this city. 81
Buy your Christmas furs at tn,
Berman Emporium. The highes
grade furs at economical prices.
A number of the latest fictioI
books are expected to arrive daily a.
the Public Library for the new
Christmas reading. @'@
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
One of those beautiful petticoats
at the Berman Emporium will make
an exceptional Christmas gift. Re.
gular price $475 at $2.49:.
A meeting of the Pythias Sister!
was held yesterday afternoon at The
home of Mrs. Andy Larson for the
purpose of electing officers.
The finest assortment of fancy
Christmas apples in the city, and an
other big shipment coming in this
week at Roe and Markuson.
The Episcopal Guild will meet al
the home of Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald al
3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. AL
members are requested to attend AND
bring their articles for the sale
which will be held on Saturday.
Carload of heavy draft horses fol-
sale at Pogue's Barn. F. r. Stowell
1t is much easier to prepare d
Xmas dinner when your kitchen is
provided with a ''Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet" Lahr's Furniture Store
has supplied "a homes during the
year.
The Women's Study club met Mon
day afternoon in the club rooms OF
the Public. Library. Mrs. D. L.
Stanton was leader The roll call
was responded to by current events
after which the following program
was given: Dant-Extracts from his
writings-Mrs. C. A. Huffman; Vir-
gi1-Roman Legends-Mrs. A. E.
Whiting; A Birds Eye View of Sicily
and Malta-Mrs. w. H. wye.
We've got a lot of fine 1912 diar-
les coming. They'll be here within
few days. Come in and make your
selections. No finer lot ever came to
Bemidji. The Pioneer Office Supply
Store.
In response to the letter received
by Postmaster A. R. Erickson from
Congressman Stevenson asking for
map of the city Of Bemidji and the
village of Nymore. the Commercial
club of this city has taken the mat
ter in hand and the map is being
prepared and will be sent to Con-
gresham Stevenson in the near fu-
ture The map will be used as an aid
in the attempt to get federal build
ing for Bemidji
A fine framed picture will be great
ly appreciated as Christmas gift.
See the window display at Lahr's
Furniture Store.
"Pathe's Weekly is considered
to be one of the most interesting and
instructive pictures that is produced
and will be shown at the Majestic
Theater tonight and tomorrow
nigth. This picture shows President
Taft speaking to 10000 people at the
State Fair at Syricuse, N. Y, and
many others. You should not miss
seeing this picture.
James A. Matthew, at one time a
resident of Bemidji, but for the past
several years a resident of Canada
in which country he has become a
naturalized citizen, was elected to
the Canadian parliament at the cleo
ton on Monday. Mr.. Matthew now
resides at Rainy River where he is
uldudSCI VI Cue Ild1uS 1A1FC1 oA1u
Shevlin- Matthew Lumber companies.
Eight years ago Mr.. Matthew was
superintendent of the Crookston mill
here.
Extremely low prices at the Ber-
man Emporium in coats, suits and
dresses makes it possible for all to
be gladdened with one of these beau
tiful garments for the holidays.
FUNKLEY.- Mrs. Frank Berry,
and Mrs. VIM. Riley spent Thursday
with friends in Blackduck.-Robt.
c. Shaw of Hornet, was a caller here
Saturday.-Mrs. James Ramsey Wis
tied with friends in Pine River on
Friday.-G. O. Leach made a bust
ness trip to Hines Monday.-G. F.
Robinson of Bemidji moved in L.
Latterell's house on Main street on
Monday-J D. Bogart Of Hornet
was here Friday-M. H. Fisher made
trip to Bemidji on Tuesday.
Horses for sale at Pogue's Barn
and have a carload of heavy draft
horses. F. R. Stowell.
The telephone directory is consid
cred a social as well as a bushes!
guide. You can easily have your
mama among the MANY others by or