The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-03
Mrs. W B. McLachlan spent yes
rerday with friends at Cass Lake.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.

rerday with friends at Cass Lake
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Mrs. A. MeIhus of East Bemidji,
who has been confined in the hospital
for the past two weeks, is improving.
Pinxter Cheese, imported from
Holland a. Roe & Markusun.
Mrs E. II. Marcum has gone to
Crookston where she will be the
guest Of her mother, Mrs W. L. Da-
vies, for the next week.
Boys. Boys! Boys.!!
Skate straps ? and for SC
Opsahl Store. II St. and Bemidji Ave.
A A. H. Rain, who has been here
several days clearing and otherwise
improving his recently purchased
farm in Maple Ridge township has
returned to St. Paul.
A security that cannot be ques-
toned, location that is convenient,
a courtesy and accommodation that
is uniform, are all afforded you as
Bank
Judge NJ. A Spooner left last night
for Minneapolis to take up his work
at the head of the new Minneapolis
law firm of SpOoner, Laybourn &
Lucas. Mrs. Spooner will not join
him for several days.
Born Friday Oct. p, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. E. Webster of St. Paul,
twin boys. Mr. and Mrs. Webster
are we'll known in this city having
made their home here for several
years before their marriage
Heinze's Mince Meat at Roe &
Markuson.
Yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Rev. T. S. Kolste occurred the
marriage of Syver Berg to Miss Cath
crine Enquist, both Of Blackjack
where they will make their home on
a farm owned by Mr.. Berg.
What are you going to do tonight?
The Bemidji Dancing Academy in
vites you to its dance tonight in the
City Hall. You will not regret it..
CurIiss orchestra of Cass Lake will
furnish the music. Did you ever hear
them play?
W y. Weber, of Granite Falls, an
attorney. has come to Bemidji to
practice his profession and has OPP
med an Office on Minnesota avenue
Mr.. Weber practiced law in Yellow
Medicine county for 16 years. In poll
les Mr.. Weber is a Socialist.
New Apple Cider just received,
i &C a gallon at Roe & Markuson.
William Mcknight who lives in the
north end OF the city has announced
his intention of leaving Bemidji soon.
Mr.. Knight will place his entire
stock and farming implements on
sale at public auction sometime dur
ing the next week. He expects to go
to South Dakota near Sioux Falls.
DANCE!, Tonight is the dance
of the Bemidji Dancing Academy in
the City Hall. Curtiss orchestra of
Cass Lake will play. Meet me there
at 9 O'Clock tonight. Good time as
sured.
Mrs. D. L. Stanton went to Cass
Lake Yesterday and was the guest
Of Mrs Lundrigan. DR.. Stanton
went over last night to attend the
:, Masonic banquet with Mrs. Stanton.
He returned home this morning. Mrs
Stanton will remain over today, re-
turning this evening"
James A. Terry. of this city rep
resentative of the Wesley. A B.
. Chase and Raudenbu pianos re-
turned yesterday from international
Falls where he spent several days on
business. Mr.. Terry reports the sale
of eWsley piano to Gust. Peterson,
state foerst ranger, at international
Falls. Mr.. Terry also stopped off at
Big Falls.
United States Internal Revenue de-
partment figures show that steady
decrease in the quantity Of beer man.
, ufactured in the state of Minnesota
has caused an important falling off
IN the amount of internal revenue
tax. During the last four months,
July, August. September and October
the collections of internal revenue in