The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-04

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Gilmore will visit her granddaugh-
tiers at Gateway, Montana. Mrs..
Moore will return to her home IN
Bonners Ferry. Idaho.
Ben Swanson returned from Du-
luth yesterday where he has been Wis
iting for week, after attending his
wife's funeral at Moorhead. Minneso-
ia. Mrs. Swanson died here in Be
midi and her body was taken to
Moorhead for burial.
You will have no anxiety and will
be able to sleep better II your funds
are deposited in the Northern Ma
tional Bank. per cen: interest ia
paid.-Adv.
Brainerd Daily Dispatch: The good
people Of Bemidji are in, a state Of
turmoil over the location OF the new
$4,000 federal building Uncle Sam
is to build in that city. The Pioneer
is taking vote on the most popular
location for the building.
Brainerda Daily Dispatch: Miss
Edna Brown, Of Minneapolis, came
from Bemidji this noon and visited
her friend, Miss Vivian Reilly at the
noon hour. Miss Brown and Miss
Reilly were sorority sisters at the
university of Minnesota.
G. G. Winter, who had charge of
the Crookston Lumber company land
Office last spring and summer, arrived
in Bemidji this morning and again
took charge. He expects to be here
until next fall. During the winter,
Mr., Winter. was in the home Office
in Minneapolis. y.-.--. ~. s. --sj''.
"The Dawning'', society drama,
Is without doubt most beautiful
picture and you should not miss it
at the Majestic tonight.-Adv.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Higgins expects
to leave in q short ime for Bowes-
mont, North Dakota, to join her hus-
band who is in business there. Mr..
Higgins left some time ago in order
to arrange for home in his new
location. Mrs. Higgins and infant
daughter will leave as soon as these
arrangements are made.
The funeral of Mrs. Patience Goth
ran was held in the Methodist church
Monday afternoon at $3.50, Rev. Char
les H. Flesher officiating. Mrs. Goth
ran has been confined to her bed for
the last nine months suffering with
cancer. She passed away Friday eve
ming at six O'Clock. She was laid to
rest in Greenwood cemetery. ~.'. .-s
There will be no game between
Cass Lake and the "Big Bemidg" bas-
ket ball teams here on Friday as was
formerly planned. The game has
been postponed so as not to interfere
with the entertainment which will
be given by the public speaking class
of the High school on that date. No
answers have been received from
other letters for games. :'a.
Mothers Creamettes are here.
here. Creamettes are the tender
creamy part Of durum wheat made in
thin tubes, and can be cooked in
twelve minuets, retaining it's rich,
creamy, nutty flavor. Buy them of
Roe & Markusen. Phones 206 and
207.-Adv.
International Falls Daily Journal:
Sandy Mcpherson secured warrant
today from the county as wolf bounty,
he having poisoned one Of the ami
mails south of town. February was
quite month in a wolf way, as TWEEN.
ty.ttve .pelts were turned in during
,nat pa1iod VI tia,e John Eri:xs y.
of Ray made the Banner record Of the
trarpers, he having turned III six
re.,s, for which he secured 49,: -
A number of Bemidji people en-
joyed sleighride to the George WAL
ker farm last evening. The party in
Guided: Messrs. and Mesdames
George Rhea, Charles Daley, A. T.
Wells, Andy Larson. John Patter-
son, Mr.. J. J. Opsahl and son Leo,
Mr.. H. Carlson, Mesdames A. A. Car
ter, NJ. S. Gillet, and daughter. Ger
trude. Lunch was served at 1890
and the evening was spent in playing
$500. -..5s ...-. --...-.~ j.
Brainerd Daily Dispatch: Lee La
Baw, Judge Stanton''s court reporter
at Bemidji, is suffering with the
mumps and his place is being filed
by Cameron Hugitt,. Of Duluth. Sim:
ultaneous with this announcement in
the Bemidji papers comes the an
nouncement that Mr.. LaBaw. is en-
gagged to be married to enc of Be-
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