The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-05
4 Deposit,
Northern National Bank.

Fred Schultz, who owns a farm
east of the city, is growing some of
the finest and largest rugtabagas ev-
err seen in this section CT the coun-
try. He sent to the city sample
weighing nearly Is pounds and the
vegetable was just as sweet as the
smaller variety.
The $50 silver cup won at the re-
cent county fair here by w. T. Blake
ly of Farley, was yesterday given ov-
err to Mr.. Blakeley by Secretary A. P.
Ritchie The cup is sterling silver
and triumph in the silversmith' s
art. 1t was awarded by the state
Dairymen's association for the best
herd of dairy cattle.
A car load of horses for sale, from
1900 to 1900 weight. Inquire Of w.
G. Schroeder's Store.
Partridge hunting is of the best
these days. Hundreds of birds
are being shot and brought to this
city daily. Many go out for just a
few hours and return with a good
supply Not only do the residents OF
this county take advantage of the
fine sport but outsiders have learned
of the good hunting fields and woods
in this county.
There will be a meeting of the
charter commission at the city hall
tomorrow evening at which time
Chairman P. J. Russell expects to re-
ceive reports from subcommittee as
to progress made. The commission
is made up of 5 persons and the
work is to be completed within six
months after appointment, the final
date being November 81.
Go to Chapman's Shop for horse
shoeing.
The Merchants Credit association
met in the Commercial Club rooms
last evening and heard report from
O. E. Jackson, secretary of the
association. The Association has de.
cided to adopt the card system in the
future thereby listing all the citizens
in the city of Bemidji indicating
whether their credit be good or bad
This information is given out tc
members of the association only
The Whatsoever Sunday School,
class of the Baptist Church gave 6
farewell surprise party last evening
for J. II. Crouch and wife who are
soon to leave for California where
they will make their home. A few
members of the class went to the
Crouch home and accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Crouch to the Baptist
Church where the evening, was spen
socially. Refreshments were served
at late hour.
A meeting of the Charter Com
mission will be held in the council
chamber at the City Hall Friday
Oct. 9Th at o'clock p. M. All mem
bers are requested to attend. AM
heads of subcommittee are urged t.
be in a position to report progress
P. J. Russell, chairman.
Mrs. Thomas Simons ontertaine,
few friends last evening in homo
of Mrs. G. C. Doty Of Missoula, Mont
who is the guest of Mrs. W. w
Brown. The rooms were decorated
with cut flowers, red and white bein'
the color scheme. A luncheon wa
served at which covers W ere laid TO
eight. Music was the feature of TIL
evening. Mrs. Dotty is we'll know
here having made her home in Be
midi a few years ago.
IA to IL saved on underwear a
Troppman's Seven day underwea
sale begins tomorrow.
A. Bergquist. At years Of age, VIII
died at St. Anthony's Hospital Q
typhoid fever after an illness of tw
weeks, was buried this afternoon a
2 o'clock, the services being hel
from the Swedish Lutheran Church
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