The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-18

Southern nddstrials Edu eationaf Also
citation, which has for Its purpose til,
Industrial education of impoverished
1une educated children OF the mountain,
] of the southern states.
"A man wanted to send some mon.
ley to his old mother in Ireland. He
wasn't sure the drafts from the
Northern National Bank could reach
out into the little town so far away
But she got the money promptly and
without any red tape. ADV e -as7''
Mrs. Margaret Somers who has re.
Gently proved up on a homestead in
Koochiching county, near the village
of ROUGH was a business caller in this
city the latter part OF the week. She
has also visited friends at Hibbing,
since she left the claim.
Cass Lake Times: Mr.. Kenfield,s
second entertainment last Thursday
evening was as complete social sue
ces as the first. A bountiful supper
followed by whist filed the remain
der TO. the evening. Mr.. Kenf1eld's
guests declared him a prince of enter
tanners. 81. -
A spring tonic that helps make
rich, red blood, cleans the stomach
and Observation-Disclosures Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Barker's Drug Store. ADV.
r. Mrs. c. R. Hendrixson of this city
was in Cass Lake this week to close
the deal with John Downes for the
house and lot which the. latter
bought. Mr.. Downes has rented the
property for the past three years from
Mrs. Hendrixson and has now be-
come the owner.
81. Work on the Moberg garage is be-
ing rushed to completion by large
crew of carpenters and contractors.
The steel beams have been hauled to
the grounds and are ready to hoist
into position. The concrete founda-
ton is nearly completed and it will
be few days before the walls will
be erected. "T-%@
Brinkman theater-one night
only, Saturday, April 10. Don't miss
this exclusive motion picture of the
Omaha tornado. It is the most SEN
sational and realistic film ever pro-
duced. A thrill in every scene.
These are the first authentic pictures
from the zone of desolation.-Adv. To-
J. F. Gibbons has sold his house at
1925 Lake Boulevard to A. A. An
drews of this city and Mr.. Gibbons
will move into his other house now
occupied by R. L. Given at 1928 Lake
Boulevard. R. L. Given will move into
the T. S. Kolste residence on 1918
Bemidji avenue now occupied by Al
Jester, and Mr.. Jester will move out
to hte eJster farm in the near fu-
ture.
Cass Lake Times: Messrs w. E..
Dexter and Geo. Birch entertained
the male members of the 500 club at
whist at the home of the former last
evening. The rooms were prettily
decorated with pussywillows, to
match the head prize for cards-an
Angora kitten-which was won by +.
G. Curtis. At 1880 an elaborate
luncheon was served, followed by a
Smoker" The guetss report an ex-
cellent time.
You must clean the stomach and
bowels, purify the blood each spring
or you become filthy, stopped up.
HOLSTERS r. M. Tea cleans, purifies,
regulates. Bankers Drug Store
When the dog catcher, Will Sulli-
van, picked up dog belonging to J..
w. Peck yesterday, the dog refused to
accompany Mr.. Sullivan to the pound
and did some swapping that kept the
onlookers and his capturer at a safe
distance. There are now five dogs in
the pound which if not called for in
three days will be disposed of. Sew
eral dogs have been picked up but the
owners showed licenses which they
had kept at home. y. "
The Votes for Women league held
it's regular meeting last evening in
the city hall at Grand Forks, N. D. A
large number of the members were
present and plans were made for the
annual meeting which will be held
the first Tuesday in May in the large
council chamber at the city hall. The
local league will invite Mrs. E. M.
barrow of Fargo, president of the
State Equal Suffrage league, to at
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