The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-02-05
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

Born to Elfred Hand and wife. yes
terday afternoon. boy.
Miss May Lunney Of Cass Lake,
shopped in the city Saturday.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
I~ E. A. Dickle Of Grand Rapids
naS Il Eemidji visitor Saturday
Dr.. c. r. Sanborn is spending to-
day in the Twin Cities on business.
Attorney Thwing Of Grand Rapids
is in Bemdji today on legal business.
THE BEMIDJI' is coming to you.
if you will just have little patience
Mrs. a. A. Magill Of Kelliher, is
spending the day in The city shop
ping.
:. .; ochulze of Grand Rapids
spen: Saturday in Bemidji on nusi
ness.
Hay soc per bale at Falls &: Cam
erOn.
Attorney Chester McKusick left to-
day for Minneapolis and st. Paul on
prof assional business.
Henry Bake. a logger of MinneapO-
lis, was in the city yesterday going
on 10 Deer River last night.
The February session Of the Bel
trami county board of commissioners
will begin tomorrow morning.
THE BEMlDJI" is on the way.
Watch for it.
County Auditor Jas. L. George re-
turned yesterday morning from a
trip to Crookston and Warroad.
The Palace Clothing House SAL
wage Fire Sale opens Tuesday, Feb.
9Th. at the old Lumberman Bank
Building on Third street
Miss Tinnie Pendergast visited re-
latives in the city Saturday return
ing the same day to Turtle River
W.T. she teaches school.
J. E. Flynn Of Park Rapids. was in
the city yesterday en- route to his
home from Duluth where he had
served on the federal jury.
Hay S12 per ton al Falls & Cam
erOn.
Mrs 3. F. Case of little Falls, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
and will be the guest of her sister,
Ais f. n. Ebert, for some time.
Thomas Mccain. sales manager of
the Crookston Lumber Co.. who was
operated upon for appendicitis sever
al days ago, is rapidly recovering.
THE BEMIDJI' will be new one
on the market. Ask about it.
Little Adelaide Harris daughter &c
A. E. Harris is confined at home
with pneumonia She was reported
as somewhat improved this morning.
George H. Spear, the Grand Rapids
attorney, was in Bemilji this morn
ing enroute to Park Rapids to rep
resent litigant before Judge
Wright.
The affairs of the Northern Ma
tional Bank are under Government
supervision. which is so rigid that
the word NATIONAL is synonym
for Safety.
w. II. Gemmel, of Brainerd, gener-
al manager for the Minnesota & In
ternational Railway company, spent
Saturday in the city on business for
tie company.
Miss Nell Fullerton and Bertha
Decaire returned this morning from
Blackduck where they had gone to
spend Sunday as the guests of Miss
Decaires sister.
The Palace Clothing House Sal
wage Fire Sale opens Tuesday, Feb.
Otu dl lNe Ol0 huE1DeIllldu Dali n
Building on Third street.
w. 7. DeEear Of Des MOines ar
rived n the city Saturday and while
here MAS l*ken sick with The n;;ir'rs.
He was at once taken to St. An
thongs hospital.
Miss Pauline Rhauanbuehler came
in from Puposky Saturday and was
the guest of Miss Emma Noesen for a
few hours, returning 20 Puposhy IN
the AFTERNOON train.
THE observation-disclosures OF
them will arrive shortly. A special
train from the Atlantic coast expect.
ed here hourly loaded with 1.-THE
BEMIDJl"
B. B. Clapp of st. Paul, claim agen
for the Northern Pacific Railway wa
in Bemidji Saturday IN the interest
Of the company. He went on tt
Brainerd Saturday evening.
"CLEANEST and BEST LIGHTED
laundry I've seen anywhere this i
what the factory inspector on re
cent visit said of the Bemidji Steam
Laundry Makes a good ad, doesn'
it?