The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-16

He will work under Ranger M. J.
Thornton, who has his Headquarters
at Deer River. ss ...s &c. LII, z5.s . s..s.
r. j. Brophy of Spooner, who has
been the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Frank McManus on Dewey avenue for
the past few days has returned to his
home. - y
Mrs. c. r., Sanborn will leave to-
night for Winnipeg, Saskatoon, and
| Calgary, Canada. She expects to- be
gone several weeks and WILDE joined
by the doctor later. : 49, =.
All gifts are good; some are better
than others; the best of all for your
Riddles is a bank book from the Saw
ings Department. Of the Northern Ma
tional Bank.-Adv. .-s.,,
Mrs. M. Balm of Winnipeg was in
Bemidji yesterday on her way to
Wilton, where she will spend some
time on business connected with the
Wilton Lumber company.
This morning Will Sullivan took
up his duties as Bemidji's dog catch
err. He was appointed last week by
Chief Lane. The pound will be To-
Gated near the water tank.
You must clean the stomach and
bowels, purify the blood each spring
or you become filthy, stopped up.
HOLSTERS r. M. Tea cleans, purifes,
regulates. Bankers Drug" Store
Adv.
Among Bemidji's out-of-town WISH
tors yesterday were J. G. Dade and
wife of Blackjack; Mrs. M. H. Shurr-
way of Oklee; Archdeacon H. F. Par
shall of Cass Lake and r. l.. Nichols
of Little Falls.
Maurice Ryan has been appointed
forest patrolman and was called to
Deer River today. He left at noon.
He will work under Ranger M. j..
Thornton, who has his headquarters
at Deer River.
Clerk of Court Fred Rhoda issued
the following marriage licenses last
week; Alexander McNabb and Bea-
trice Niles; Charles Stephens and
Eva Williams; Carl Durand and Lii
liam Workman. .....' =,
James Knox of Clearbrook was in
Bemidji between trains yesterday.
Mr.. Knox was formerly a. student in
the Bemid5i High school but for the
past two years has been employed as
telegraph operator on the 500 line.
Miss Donna Lycan will leave this
evening for Minneapolis where she
will visit for a week or ten days. She
will stop off at Brainerd, Minnesota,
on her way back to Bemidji and will
visit with Mesdames Howard Inger-
soil and Clyde Parker.
J. E. Dade, postmaster of Black
duck, passed through the city from
Grand Forks yesterday on his way
back to Blackjack. He was accom-
panied by his wife who arrived from
Seattle, Washington, where she has
been visiting for some time.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones has
just been appointed social secretary
by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, and for the
next four years she and the Misses
Wilson will have charge, under the
first lady of the land, of social affairs
at the White House, and others in
which the presidents family will
| take part. ~
Geo. N. Clark had his wrist badly
lacerated and lie artery cut yester-
day while adjusting a belt on the
trimmer at the Crookston. mill. Mr..
| Clark was taken to St.zAnthony's hos
pital where his al m was dressed. The
|
arm will De saved but it will be some
time before Mr.. Clark will be able to
return to work. .-..s7 Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.gJ. Swedback have
returned to Bemidji after a three
months southern trip. They were
with Judge and Mrs Spooner from
Minneapolis to Havana and back to
Hot Springs but stayed at Hot
Springs while the others came to Be
midi. Mrs. Swedback came in last
night while Mr.. SWedback returned
this morning. having been delayed in
Minneapolis.
Daily Virginian: Leonard G.
David, for the past seven years in the
Iemploy Of the Oliver Iron MINING
company in the Virginia district, has
entered the employ Of the Caucasus
Copper company as assistant super
Iintendent of their mines in Transcau-
casia of Asiatic Russia Mr.. David's
field of work will be to introduce
Mesaba range methods of mining at
THESE copper properties, which are
located about twenty-five miles from
/ Batum. a Russian port of entry on the
least coast Of the Black Sea. Mr.,
David and family Will leave Virginia
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