The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-27

A free educational lecture on In
dia. illustrated by stereoptican Views
will be given in the Baptist church,
Friday evening at s p. m.
George s. Berglund, who has been
with the O'Leary-Bowser company
for the past year. will open grocery
store north Of the city hall in the
Malzahn building March 1.
DR.. A. N. Davis Of Akeley, Min
nesota. spent several hours as the
guest Of DR.. and and Mrs. ]. T.
Tuomy Tuesday evening. while wait
ing for the west bound train.
A security that cannot be ques-
toned. location that IL convenient,
: courtesy and accommodation that
is uniform. are MI afforded you a
= deDositor OF the Northern National
Bank. ADV.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Tschoepe OF gNebish was
q Bemidu visitor Wednesday. She re-
ported that their new store build
ing is not quite, fnished but they ex-
pect to move into II the first part of
next week. A dance will be given
in the new building, Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Markham, who was
unfortunate enough to be tripped by.
dog hitched to sled Sunday while
on her way to the Presbyterian
church In the morning. is improving,
and it is thought no serious results,
will follow from the fall. She was
able to sit up part of the. time yes-1
terday afternoon and today. Boys
with dogs will be arrested If caught
using the sidewalks.
E. NJ. Satire went to Wilton this
afternoon where he will spend about
a week looking after his interests
on his Hazelwood farm, in the town
of Liberty. While out there he will
attend the annual; meeting of the
Liberty Telephone company on Sat
urday and the annual meeting Of the
Scribner Trading company on Mon
day. Mr.. Satire is president OF
both these companies.
Miss Eleanor Brown will take full
charge Of the millinery business of
Hetland & Fallon during the COM
Ing season. Mrs. Fallon has been
fortunate in securing the services
Of Miss Brown aud wishes to have
it known that Miss, Brown is not
only the best hat trimmer and de-
signer that has ever been in Bemidji,
but that she is also a person that
every lady in Bemidji will be pleased
to trade with.-Adv.
Bertel Buckland won. a twenty lap|
race at the roller rink from Frank
Breyette last night. Breyette raced
auckland for the championship of
the city but could not keep pace
with the local champion and was
defeated by one half a lap. Buck
and will now race Irvine Sherman,
the champion Of North Dakota next
night. Sherman has
made several records on skates and
has made mile in record time.
Grand Forks Daily Herald: Miss1
ethel Roosevelt has consented to he
come a member of the entertain
nent committee of the women's in
lustrial exhibition at the Grand
Central Palace, Feb. 81 to March 3.
Miss Roosevelt Is interested in
and philanthropic move
nents. The exhibition is intended
20 illustrate the achievement OF wo-
men and demonstrate the efforts to
the condition of women and
children.
Mrs. Ben Swanson died at her
AOAOS VAC CA0S SSAOCI, 0dLUxudy
night at nine, o'clock. Her remains
we're shipped to Moorhead, Mime
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
nesota Sunday afternoon, where the
She was laid to rest at the side Of
her sister and father who are buried
there. She leaves husband, mother,
sister and three brothers to mourn
her death. A short service was held
at the house before the remains
were shipped. It is reported one of
her brothers was unable to attend
the funeral as he Is seriously ill.
I have 100 acres Of land, thirty
acres improved, on Little Bass lake
seven miles from Bemidji which II
will sell at q bargain. Reason for
selling is that I, am not in good
health and cannot attend to the
farm. Address, Theodore Snyder,
Turtle River. Minn.-Adv. "A