The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-09

s Miss Viola SPENCER OF Wabasha,
Minnesota. Il the guest sof Mrs. a. "a.
Carter OF this city. Miss Spencer is
on sher way home from Carrin gton,,
North Dakota. whore she has beens
teaching the past year.
Which class are you an the Saw
ers or the apenders? We want you
to be the former and to be inde-E
pendent. THERE'S no better way to.
start than with savings account i'm
the Northern National Bank Adv.
Italian Huffman, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. "a. Huffman, of Bemidji, re-
turned home this morning after hav-7
Ing finished the school year at the
University. MI. Huffman Is q Junior.
law student and will be. admitted to,
the bar Of Minnesota next spring. 4
p. NJ. Satire and son Forrest, went,
to Hardwood farm in town Of Liberty,
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Satire went
to attend a meeting OF the Liberty
Telephone company which was held
Saturday night. Several new members
joined the company and q number of
new telephones have been installed
these past few weeks. la Y : :. S +:
Transfers commenced work this
morning hauling dirt to fill in the
road leading to the city dock which
will be paved in the course Of few
weeks. The fire dock is now nearing
completion as only the main body of
the dock remains to be built. All Of
the piles have been driven and it is
probable that it will be finished in
! the course of the next two weeks. e
| Mothers interested in a summer
kindergarten for their children call
up phone 299 for PARTICULARS
Mrs. L. e. Cambion of Billings:
Montana, who has been guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs. M. r..
Smith, left today for St. Paul where
she will visit another sister. From
St. Paul Mrs. Cambion, accompanied
by her sister will go to Oaks, North
Dakota, where they will be met by
Mrs. Smith and children about the
first of July. The parents of Mrs.
Smith reside at Oaks. ~
Miss Carrie Armstrong was pleas
antly surprised by her Sunday school
class Saturday evening, the occasion
being her birthday. She was present,
ed with set of handpainted salt and
pepper shakers and set of beauty
pins. Those present were Dorothy
Clarke, Mildred Richardson, Emma
Klein, Edythe Mills, Eunice Collard,
Margaret Titus and Elizabeth Titus.
The Misses Lizzie Erickson and Mary
Bell assisted in serving and enter
tanning ---.:-z = y
5Blackheads, pimples, red spots on
the face don't help a girl any-Hol-
listers r. M. Tea will clear the COM
plexion. Barker's Drug Store.-Adv.
Miss J. B. Lamont, bible teacher
with the evangelistics party, left last
night for Chicago. From ere-sshe
will go to New York city and then
on to Switzerland, where she will at
tend the worlds Sunday school con-
-vention held there this summer.
Evangelist I. E. Honeywell will leave
today for Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. w.
S. Colegrove and Mr.. and Mrs. L.. A.
Wegner :andsl little son will go to Pom
roy, Washington, San Francisco and
on to- New Mexico, before returning
to their home state. = !
Last Sunday evening F. E. Stevens,
living near Dunovan, P. O., was in
formed that large black bear had
Just been seen near his calf pasture.
Nj, Stevens buckled on his munitions
@: warfare at once, and started out in
pursuit Of Mr.. eBruin. Just as it began
to be quite dark he overlook the2bear
in Earl Welsh's pasture, busily en-
gagged in devouring yearling calf it
had just killed. Mr.. Stevens now has
a large bear hide as trophy Of the
big game in Clearwater ty-Bag-
1u IIoro1a Y1,no e lEEzct.5552z1I T.. -. =,
= Megroth's Variety Store Special for
Tuesday, II quart Enamel dish pans,
.25 cents. Large enamel sauce pans,
10 cents:-Adv. ..s5 Fl l.%. y ~ II
Late Saturday night the manager,
of the Kelliher baseball team wired
the manager Of the Crookston Llm-
Der company team that -arran gementsI