The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-12

dinner Friday evening. The dinner
was given in honor of Miss Qua1ly.
Omar Gravelle Of Red Lake, was III
the city a few hours yesterday on q
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Cool Of Chi
cago, who have been making their
home at Grand Forks Bay for some
time, have returned from a ten day
trip north.
We don't holler cheap as loud
| as some would be competitors but
we are strong on qualities. Our
customers give practical evidence
that they approve. Peterson 'sAdv.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor of Cass Lake
drove to Bemidji yesterday and while
in the city purchased Ford car
from the Northern Auto company.
Mr.. Taylor is one of the merchants
of Cass Lake.
About fifty couples attended the
Knights of Columbus party at the
city hall last evening The room
was decorated with American flags
and X. G. pennants and punch was
served from large bowl in the cor
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Lakin left this
morning for Little Falls and Mime
apolis on joint business and pleas
ure trip. At Little Fails they will
visit Mrs. Lakin's parents. Mr..
Lakin expects to return next week
but Mrs. Lakin will remain for some
time.
M. H. Coolidge and H. H. Coolidge,
of Minneapolis, and A. R. Walker of
FloOdwood are in Bemidji today.
They came from Minneapolis this
morning and are on their way to
Floodwood. The men are interested
in the Coolidge-Schuss1er company
which has interests at Floodwood.
Mrs Rosa Koors and daughter
Miss Mae arrived in the city this
week to make their future home
here with Frank Koors who has been
in Bemidji for some time and Miss
Dollie Koors, who is a student in
the high school. They will occupy
the Miner home on Beltrami avenue
H. Elmer Poe and L. Devereaux of
Portland, Oregon, spent the night at
the Markham. Mr.. Poe and Mr..
Devereaux have driven Mr.. Poe's car
east from Portland and are now on
their way home. They came in from
the state park last night and left for
the west this morning. They expect
that they will have to ship the car
part way back because of the late
ness of the season. s7s----:
A surprise was planned on Lucille
Bailey last evening by the following
young people: Misses Edna Ander-
son, Emma Klein, Dollie Koors, Mar
lie Raymond, Jeanette Stechman, Lu-
cile Moritz, Marjorie Shannon,
Louise McCready, and Messrs. Willie
Ward, Chester Otto, George Walker,
Dale Walker, Clarence Rood, John
Stechman, Norman Kittleson, Fred
Cutter, Elbridge Lord, Myron Plum
mer, Percy Hyatt, and Rude Thome.
The evening was spent in playing
games and dainty lunch was served
at the close of the evening.
The Solberg Hotel (European)
Fergus Falls, Mimi, must be sold by
the trustee before October 20. 1t is
a solid brick building, 3 stories and
basement, located on best street in
city, has 80 sleeping rooms, hot
water, heat, electric lights, newly
furnished years ago, toilet and
bath on both second and third floor.
Large lunch counter (only "a hour
lunch room in city, Fully equipped
in every way, in good condition. I'm
der the trustees management it has
cleared nearly 500 per week for, the
9 weeks he has run it. Under pri-
vate ownership ought to pay $3.50
per week. Cost over $4,000 to
build and furnish. Part cash
balance on easy terms. For further
information address E. T. Barnard,
Trustee, Fergus Falls, Minn.-Adv.