The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-08-30

| Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Kiley came to
Bemidji from Grand Rapids Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Kiley returned to
Grand Rapids last night but Mrs. XII
ley remained in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bailey returned
to Bemidji last night after having
} spent the summer in Minneapolis. Mr..
Bailey is instructor in manual train
ing in the high school.
i A New York health bulletin men,
tions the fact that Bemidji beer is a
healthful, wholesome product, and
highly recommends it as home bev-
erage. "The Taste Tells
Geo. White has finished a four
months term clearing fifty acres on
the alfalfa dairy farm. Mr.. White
is one of the most capable men along
this line in Northern Minnesota.
Don't ask Central to give you the
brewery. She can't do that. She
doesn't own it. Ask for No. 235 when
you wish a case of Bemidji beer de-
livered to your home. "The Taste
| Tells"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mooney, and
daughter, Miss Alice Allen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hubbell returned to their
home in Minneapolis this morning
after spending the summer in their
cottages at Lavinia.
John Mcleod arrived here yester-
day from Duluth. Mr.. McLeod's home
is in Fort Williams and he is on his
way to the state fair He will visit
with friends for few days here be-
fore going to Minneapolis.
Don't miss the Grand tonight.
Fine act and good pictures.
Miss Florence Macdonald, of Blue
Earth, arrived in the city this morn
ing and will be the guest of Miss 1vis
Roberts for a few weeks. Miss Mac
Donald and Miss Roberts were room
mates at Carleton College.
A party of young people took their
lunch and spent Thursday picnicking
at Diamond Point. Those present
were Edna, Mary and Willie Alexan-
dra, Maud and May, and Josephine
Clark, and Gladys Loitved.
100 new petticoats just in, on sale
Saturday. 5000 yards of outing fan
nels on special sale. Don't miss these.
The Bazaar Store.
John G. Morrison, Jr., came down
from Red Lake Thursday morning
and spent the day here on business.
He returned home on the afternoon
train. Mr.. Morrison says that game
birds are plentiful this year.
! DR.. D. B. Duncan of Fairfield,
WASHINGTON, will arrive tonight for
visit with Rev. and Mrs. S. e. P.
White. DR.. Duncan is an uncle OF
Mrs. White, and Rev. White was a
member of his church when a boy.
Without economy you can never
be rich; with it you need not be poor.
Economic a little each day and start
savings account at the Northern
National Bank.
Mrs. C. C. Strander, of Crookston,
and Miss Margaret Rood came to Be-
midi yesterday. Miss Rood had spent
a week in ,Crookston and had intend
ed to come to Bemidji in the Strand
er car but it did not make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fritz, of St.
Paul, arrived in Bemidji yesterday
afternoon and will go to Jester farm
this afternoon. Mr.. Fritz is pub
lie examiner of Minnesota and lives
in St. Paul although St. Cloud is his
home.
Three reels best moving pictures
and those real harmony singers at
the Grand tonight.
Rev. D. C. Plannettd and wife from
Appleton, Wisconsin, will arrive this
afternoon to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Naugle for fe wdays.
Reverend Plannettd is the field secre-
tary of the Lawrence University at
Appleton.
Miss E. Gleason arrived in the city
Thursday evening after three
months vacation. Monday she will
go to Louis, Minn., where she is en-
gagged as teacher. While in Bemidji
she will visit with her sister, Mrs.
J. E. Cahill.
The Henrionnet millinery parlors
are now ready for order work. Place
your orders early and avoid exas-