The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-08
Editorial Telephone, "THREE.ONEr
MAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

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and restaurants will be separate,
from saloons, and it is likely Moor,
heads city council will soon take
similar action oorhead Independ.
ent.
So happy was Dennis Fairy to gel
out of the hospital that he began te
celebrate with the result that he tool
On bigger load of intoxicants thar
he could carry In municipal cour,
today, before Judge Pendergast
Dennis was given a ten day sentence
but because of his recent illness was
suspended on the understanding that
by the time the six o'clock whistles
blow tonight he will have shaken the
dust of Bemidji from his feet. Al
bert Schon, also up for drunkenness
paid fine of So.
Edward Preble, the young man ar
rested in Bagley on a charge of horse
stealing, was arraigned before Court
Commissioner Simons this morning.
The case was postponed until May
Is, in order to allow the defendant
to have several witnesses present.
Preble is the youth who secured a
livery team from the Pogue Livery
last Thursday evening. No trace
was found of Preble until Saturday
morning, when he was arrested at
Bagley. This morning the young
man, who is IS years of age, had
nothing to say concerning his arrest
He is being held at the county jail.
At a meeting of the Home Study
Club this afternoon plans are being
made for the entertainment OF the
District Federation of Woman's
Clubs, which is to be held in Bemidji
May p and %, atswhich time many
delegates and prominent women
speakers will be here. At today's
meeting a new president will be
elected to succeed Mrs. A. E. Whiting
and other officers chosen for the posi-
tions now held as follows: Mrs. E.
E. Mcdonald, Vice President; Mrs
l.. A. Ward, Recording Secretary;
Mrs G. M. Palmer, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. w. H. Bye, Treas
urer.
w. R. Mackenzie, secretary of the
Northern Minnesota Development
association, came to Bemidji yester-
day for the first time since the close
of the recent legislature He left
this morning for Wadena to confer
with President Maxwell on plans for
the Duluth convention Mr.. Mac
kenzie will return to Bemidji, stop
ping at Cass Lake. He will be here
Saturday at meeting of the county
development association of which he
is secretary. Incidental to his work
of arranging for the Duluth meet
ing. he is perfecting plans as chair
man of the newly created reclama-
ton board. Mr.. Mackenzie believes
the Duluth convention will the larg-
est and most important in the hist
DRY of the association.
The following list of letters "Ad-
vertised" unclaimed for the week
ending May 6, are at the Bemidji
postoffice: Men-Anderson, Hell
mer; Arnold, Charlie; Bjarkinis, Mr.
Lars R.; Barker, Mr.. J. T.; Dahl
quist, Mr. Fred; Cochrane, Mr.. w. j.;
Cole, L. c.; Cochran, P. NJ; Cohn,
Mr.. E. E.; Engemoen, Mr.. Oscar A.;
Holberg, Pete; Hanson, Mr.. Hanse;
Jackson, Fred; Lord, Jimmie; Louis,
Mr.. George; Lofgren, Mr.. Ray; NAL
colin, Mr.. Hugh; Maddox, Mr. Jas
per; Pitie, Mr.. Alfred; Rosewick,
Mr.; Rose, Mr.. c.. S.; Schroeder.
Hamilton: Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt;
Smith, A. w; Wagsland, Mr.
Adolph; Withkoskey, Mr.. Louie;
Williams, Mr.. F. T., Jr. Women
Anderson, Mrs. Kemon; Levelle, Miss
Bessie; Stevens, Mrs E. S.
A mans duty to his family is not
done when he merely provides for
present necessities. He must also
prepare for the future and "rainy
day" An ever-increasing account
at interest in the Northern National
Bank is the best preparation you can
make. ....