The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02
given a five pound box OF bonbons in
honor of her birth anniyersarv

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: honor of her birth anniversary
: Rev. S. E. P. White of the Bemidji
Presbyterian church, who has been
conducting special services at Kelli-
I her the past two weeks, will return
tomorrow and conduct the usual SER
vices in his church here Sunday.
Good measure and good wood for
sale; also baled hay. Jno. Essler.
Telephone 403. .a~
Today is quarter holiday for
those pupils of the public schools
who have been neither absent nor
tardy during the month of January
Despite the sever cold a large num-
ber of pupils have earned the reward
of early dismissal at this afternoons s
session of school. -s
William E. Rose of this city has
purchased the Senate saloon at In
ternational Falls. Mr.. Rose has TAX
en- possession and is at present in
that city. AS the number of saloons
there is limited to a certain amount,
the privilege of selling liquor there
is regarded as unusually valuable.
Captain Adam Otto, formerly as
sistant postmaster here, who was ap-
pointed postoffice inspector several
months ago, now has his headquar-
ters in Michigan, which state has
been included in his territory Mr.
Otto, who has been in Bemidji a few
days, has resumed his official duties.
Any books in the store at half
price this week at Peterson's.
Miss Clara Decaire will return to
Blackjack tomorrow evening after
having spent the past week in the
city as the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. NJ. Dicaire Miss Decaire
will be accompanied to Blackduck by
her sister, Miss Bertha Dicaire and
Miss Nell Fullerton who will remain
there over Sunday.
Miss Anne MCCLELLAN will leave this
evening for Port Wing, Wis, where
she will spend the next few months
as the guest of her aunt. Miss Nc
Gillian was an instructor in the pub
lie schools here but was forced to
resign at Christmas time on account
of her health. Miss MCCLELLAN will
be unable to teach during the re-
mainder of the school term.
A checking account is great
convenience for women, as it fur
nishes an accurate record of her
household expenses. The accounts of
women are welcome at the North ern
National Bank.
There will be a farewell social at
! the Salvation Army hall on Saturday
evening. Captain Eva Bolden will
| leave for St. Paul and Cadet Peterson
will leave for the Salvation Army
training college in Chicago. At the
Saturday evening social coffee and
cake will be served at the close of
the meeting. Tickets will be ten
cents. The Salvation Army workers
extend an invitation TO all to attend. |
The cold snap proph esied by the
weather bureau at Washington the
| first of~the>week arrived on schedule
time. Thermometers here last night
registered 22 below zero and low
temperatures are reported from all
over the northwest The moon is full
tonight and there will not be new
one until February 1S. Incidentally
the days are becoming noticeably
longer, the sun rising tomorrow
morning at 7:05 and remaining on
the job until 5:23
FUNKLEY-Dave Mark and wife
visited with friends in Walker on
Monday. D. Bogart of Hornet, |
was caller here on Thursday.-M. !
| H. Fisher, made business trip to
Blackduck Wednesday, Frank
Berry is visiting with friends in Be-
midji.-Wm. Riley moved his family
to town on Tuesday. They will oc-
cupy the rooms over Fishers store
| for the remainder of the winter,
Mrs. G.. F. Robinson spent Friday
with friends in Bemidji-John