The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06

for use. The fences around the new.
cement streets were taken down to-
day and a force OF men are busy
cleaning and picking up the stones
and other material that has gath
cred.
Go to Hakkerup's f,r Photos.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Marcum en-
tertained last evening at partridge
dinner. The guests included r. H.
Schumacher and wife, W. L. Brooks
and wife, Miss Floy Donaldson and
H. c. Baer,
There will be a meeting of the 0.
E. S. this evening at O'Clock al the
Masonic Hall. All members are ear
nestly requested to be present. An
invitation is extended to all visiting
membe Refreshments. Mrs. G. E.
Carson, W, M.
Is your money working for you?
Are you insured against hard luck
Or hard times?
Now is the time to save part of
your income.
Deposit it at interest in Northern
National Bank.
Albert Martineau, who owns a
farm about three miles east of the
city is digging some of the finest
looking potatoes ever grown in the
state The crop will yield about $50
bushels to the acre and all are Of an
even size. making desirable variety
TO market.
Frank Lycan, William Lycan, Al
Jester and George kreatz returned
from a weeks hunt at Mud Lake last
evening" The party spent less than
Two days in shooting and returned
with 80 fine maIard ducks. They
report having shot many more but
were unable to get them owing to the
soft soggy marsh adjoining the lake.
A. E. Webster, proprietor Of the
Bemidji Green House has offered to
furnish the flowers for the public
marriage Market Day He Will
give to the bride y beautiful Amerl-
can Beauty roses and wishes to call
attention to the fact that he viii be
prepared to supply flowers to all VINO
wish to shower the bride and groom
on that day.
Go to Chapman's Shop for horse
shoeing.
Professor Otto Bergh and Super
intendent W. P. Dwyer are visiting
the schools of Nymore, East Bemidjl
and others nearby. Professor Bergh
is giving talks on "Pota1oes,' and at
the same time interest in the COM
ing short term in agriculture is be-
ing worked up. This term opens
November IS. Other nearby schools
are to be visited.
Yesterdays trip by members OF the
poster distributing committee in E.
A Bankers automobile covered the
farms lying east and south Of this
city between the village Of Nymore
and the Warfeld Dam. Reports from
this section indicate that nearly eV-
cry farmer will be in the city with
load Of some kind or other on Thurs
day. October y.
A meeting of the Charter Com
mission will be held in the council
o
Oct. 9Th at 8 o'clock p. n. All mem
bers are requested to attend and
heads of subcommittee are urged to
be in a position to report progress.
P. J. Russell, chairman.
The skyward fight of sugar prlc-
es has been stopped, and relief is
in sight for the harassed housewife
The high rate of sugar prevailing
for the last week is expected to drop
in the near future. Most retailers
are still holding to the high price,
but it is said that the reduction
from 7 1-2 to s 3-4 cents by the
Arbucle sugar interests will exert an
effect on the market
The Cass county board in session
at Walker this morning granted the
petition of M. L. Toole and E. L.
Warren of Federal Dan to holt IN
election to decide as to wnct1:rr fed-
eral Dam shall incorporate as 4 VII
lage. Friday. October ~ was St AS
the date for holding tie election.
Til" petitioners say thee are II "
400 nersous at the present time.
The most pointed illustration OF
improving business in the northwest
that tho commercial financial or
transportation reports have yet al
sa.aod is that Yesterday of the 500