The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-09

weeks hunting trip.
Misses Ida Moen and Ida Anderson
of Nymore were in the city shoppin,
Saturday.
G. G. Winter, A. P Richie an,
August Jarchow have returned from
the state fair.
Go to the Model for bottled mill
and cream, butter and eggs, and com
pressed yeast.
Graham M. Torrance who went t.
Red Lake on business Saturday re
turned this morning.
Judge C. w. Stanton returned from
the cities last night, where he ha
spent several days on business.
Judge c. w. Stanton returned tt
Bemidji this morning after spending
several days in the Twin Cities.
John Olson and son Edwin ant
Paul Philipson, all from Becida, were
in the city on business Saturday.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Miss Condor left Saturday for Sol
way, where she is engaged to teach
a term of school this coming year.
Miss Emma Jones of Grand Forks
arrived in the city last week and will
attend school here the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Smith re-
turned from the cities Sunday morn.
ing, where they have been taking in
the state fair.
George T. Baker, Ted Getchell and
w. J. Nelson returned to the city
this morning from a hunting trip up
the 500 line.
There is not a headache in a bar
rel of Bemidji beer. That is one
Of the many reasons it is so popular
"The Taste Tells
Misses Marion White and Dorothy
Torrance were the guests of Miss
Leah Berman at dinner at the Mark
ham Sunday night.
Miss Julia Lehman of Crookston,
who is teaching in the rural schools
of Beltrami county, was the guest Of
Mrs. J. Warninger Saturday.
Miss Mae McGregor left this morn
ing for her school near Rosby. She
expects to be able to spend Saturday
and Sundays with her parents in Be-
midi.
Miss Oma Hannah of Wilton pass
ed through Bemidji Saturday on her
way to Fowlds, where she will teach
this coming year. Her school begins
today.
Miss Sunol Warninger, who has
been spending a few days at the state
fair and also visiting relatives and
friends in the city will return this
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Gauthier, of Min
neapolis, were in 'Bemidji over Sun
day. They were on their way home
from visit at international Falls
and points north.
A bank account is the best aid in
the Saving habit. The Northern
National Bank pays per cent inter-
est on your savings and compounds
this every six months.
Miss Mathilda Bronken arrived in
the city Saturday night and will be
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. o. B.
Sonstrud for few weeks, before re-
turning to the cities.
Prof. j.. C. MCGEE and wife and
children from Anderson's siding,
stopped Off in Bemidji Saturday on
their way to Tenstrike, where Mr.
MCGEE will teach this year.
A prominent physician of this vi
entity says that Beer properly useG
is a wholesome, healthful tonic" and
considers Bemidji beer a very fine
product. 'The Taste Tells
Andy McNabb left Saturday night
for Dakota, on a joint business an(
pleasure trip. He expects to do some
hunting in that part of the country
before his return to the city.
M LaFontisee and daughters
Misses Ella and Lucy returned from
the cities this morning where they
have spent several days visiting rel
atives and friends and taking in thu
state fair
Charles Getchell, of Minneapolis
came to Bemidji Saturday night ant
will spend week here visiting
friends. Mr.. Getchell is hay feve!
victim and is finding relief in North
ern Minnesota
Mrs A. P. Henrionnet, the Misse
Forest and Lyons, Joe Anderson AM
Harold Dane motored to the Wilco1
farm near Fowlds yesterday. Rolant
Henrionnet is spending few days OF