The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-21

F. M. Pendergast, of Bemidji, is
here for the purpose of buying po-
tatoes from all parties who have them
for sale. He is paying 40c bushel.
-Gonvick Banner
Buy a Nebish Farm.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Henderson en-
tertained last evening at game din
ner The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Brogan of Duluth, w. E. White
and wife, O. E. Irvig AMI wife and
Allan Henderson,
Wanted-to hear from Golfers
Weekly subscribers. Kindly phone
at once, No. 487.
Miss Sophie Monson, graduate
from Music Teachers-C Course at St.
Olafs College, will organize in Piano
and Harmony at 81 Bemidji Ave.,
Bemidji, Mimi, on Monday, October
90, 1911. Prospective students please
call on the afternoon of that day.
Two dollars and fifty cents will
start you owning farm at Nebish.
The state bank of Eldred, eleven
miles south of here, on the Fargo
line, was robbed early yesterday
morning by yeggmen, who got away
with about $1,000 in cash. They
stole horse and buggy from a hotel
barn, and the horse returned with the
empty rig.
Wanted-good girl for general
Homework. Mrs. H. w. Bailey, sos
Minnesota Ave.
Miss Orpha Miner entertained a
few friends last evening in honor of
her cousin, Miss Minnie Peterson of
College City, Cal. The evening was
spent in sewing, and lunch was
served at late hour. The guests in
cluded the Misses Minnie Peterson,
Eva Gretchell, Gertrude McLachlan,
Ida DeRushia, Hazelle Fellows, Rose
Barrette, Lucy LaFontissee, Dora
Barrette and Mrs NJ. S. Gillette.
Go to Chapman's Shop for horse
shoeing.
J. C. Parker has sold his house and
lot in the east part of the town to
A. E. Whiting who expects to take
possession in a few weeks. Mr.. Park
er says he has not made any definite
arrangements and in the meantime
is looking for place to rent. Mr..
Whiting will move his family here
from Bemidji as soon as his newly
acquired home which is to be altered
and enlarged, is ready for occupancy.
-Blackduck American.
Wanted-good seed potatoes as
down payment on Nebish farms. Csc
per bushel.
Peter Blagen, so years old. a resi-
dent of the town of Carmel, just
across the Beltrami line in Mashall
county, is dead from injuries received
in fall from wagon in-which he
was riding. Blagen, in company
with Carl Olson and Ole Warner
were returning from trip to Thief
River Falls The wagon plunged in
to a broken culvert. Blagen was
thrown from the top of the load and
his neck was broken by the fall.
Go to Hakkerup's f,i Photos.
The first snow fakes of the season
came fluttering down shortly before
midnight last night. The snow fel
in t1urries and melted as soon as i
struck the ground and by the time
the sun came up this morning al
evidence of the touch of winter hat
disappeared The present cool wave
according to the Weather Man, il
due to have it's back broken and Sun
day. if the proposed program goe
through will be fair and warmer.
1O-2O-4O-8O-acre farms at Nebish
Within one mile OF station. Selling
fast.
Although the United States Arm.
recruiting station here, established
this week, has hardly gotten fairl.
started, two men have been accepted
out of four applicants to do militar!
service. They are Joseph Rust AM
John Ryan, both having worked IL
the harvest fields this fall. They will
be taken to Fort Smelling in a few
days. Applicants are given an ex
animation here and when accepted
are almost SUI e to pass final inspec
ton at the Fort. g..
For fall and winter robes an,
horse blankets call at the harnes
shop. -,
A horseless carriage driver