The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-26
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

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Nine women were guests at a
luncheon yesterday at the Markham
hotel, given by Mrs. L. L. Berman,
one of the farwell social events In
cident to the close of the club
women's convention. The guests
were Mrs. G. r. Sanborn, Mrs. H..
G. Parker, Mrs. r. G. Gilmore, and
Miss Leah Berman of Bemidji; Miss
Nary McTadden Of St. Pa. Mrs.
". B. Sheffield, Mrs s. w. Vance,
and Mrs. G. s. Chest rman Of Cr.,e X
stUn.
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis.
To the Dam on the Yankee Doodle.
Boat leaves at 1880 p. m.
Get your Kodak Films Saturday
for that Sunday morning outing.
Barker's Kodak Shop.
You will find it to your best in
terest to examine the new dresses
that were received today at the Ber-
man Emporium.
Stanley Knott of thiscity was ele-
cted secretary Of the Christian En-
deavors of the Crookston district at
it's third annual convention held a
few days ago in Ada. About thirty
delegates were present. Rev. Henry
Symons, Ada, was elected president;
Mrs. Montgomery, Angus, vice presi-
dent; Stanley Knott, Bemidji, secre-
tary; Gertrude Stone, Crookston,
treasurer; Mrs. Lundberg, Crooks
ton, Junior superintendent. Miss
Knott of Bemidji was elected dele
gate to the international convention
at Atlantic City July 6-12.
Earlies tomatoes on earth. Big
stalky plants for sale at Greenhouse.
Special lace and embroidery sale
Saturday and Monday at the Ber-
man Emporium. -.. -@ ..s
$50 acres in Devide county, N. D.
For sale or trade for city property.
B. Bendikson, 1922 Beltrami Ave-,
Bemidji.
Tomorrow Troppman Co., will
place on sale 1000 yards silks-at
CSC yard and the price will be drop
ped sc a yard every hour from 2
p. m. until p. m.-Don't miss this
unusual sale-not over Is yards to
a customer. .,..
Miss Bernice Trip, who was
heroine in the forest fire at SpOOner,
last October became the bride of
Fred Sheska of Spooner, Wednesday
evening at South Bend. Miss Trip
was on duty as operator in the tele
phone exchange. She remained at
her post until the fire had burned
over half of the town, when she fln-
ally fed for her life. She summoned
relief from nearby towns before
telephone connections were severed,
and thus saved many lives. There
is touch of romance in Miss
Trips marriage to the Spooner man,
their acquaintance having begun in
the Minnesota town just before the
fire.
Silks drop SC a yard tomorrow;
every hour from 2 p. m. at Trop-
pman Co.
If you are finishing your own pic
lures and are having trouble get
ting results, let us help you. Bark
er's Kodak Shop.
You need not plan or worry about
your Junior ball dress, graduation
dress, afternoon, street or house
dress. We have them all here for
you in the daintiest charming styles
and bewilderingly large assortments
at especially low prices. Berman
Emporium. ..-.s..
You have been "good fellow" to
your friends and were never called
close nor tight. What have you to
show for it? Why not be "good
fellow" to yourself? Open an &C
count at interest with the Northern
National Bank and turn your gener-
osity to your own credit for time.
Cheese made by catholic priest
and OF quality that has won re-
peatedly state prices is to be sold
in Bemidji by Roe & Markusen.
1t is known as Gentilly cheese
and Father Theillon is the maker.
Gentilly is small town in the south
eastern corner of Polk county. Be-
fore taking the agency for the
cheese, Knute Roe asked A. w. Par
kin, state cheese inspector, who re-
sides at Pine Island, for his opinion
of the product and in reply Mr..
Parkin says: 81 have nothing but
praise for Father Theillon and the
cheese he is representing. The Gen
tilly cheese-maker received highest
honors for the highest average score
in the six months educational cheese
contest in 1909 and second highest
in 1910. The contest was conducted
by the dairy and food commission of
which I acted as judge, Gentillyt
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