The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-05
walk to this city as it would be i'm.
possible to drive team here.

walk to this city as it would be i'm
possible to drive a team here.
George H. Gardner of Brainerd is
in the city today and will remain
over this evening to witness the
Brainerd-Bemidji basket ball game
which will be played at the Athlet-
| ic club hall this evening.
Girls sylte who lives near Hackett,
Minnesota, will be tried today before
Judge M. A. Clark on an insanity
charge. Sylte was brought to this
city last night and does not appear
to be in very bad condition.
Miss Olive Miller left this morning
for Brainerd where she will visit
several days before going to Duluth
where she has accepted a position as
manager of music department in
one of the large departments stores
The Mesdames C. G. Josy and one
child and Mrs. Stow and two chill
dren left this morning for Bemidji
after having spent Thanksgiving
and the last week at the home of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. Steb-
bins. >'t.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Eastern Star and election of Of
ficers, Friday evening in the Ma
sonic hall. Mrs. Geo. Kreatz, w. M.
H. E. Hoglund OF Nebish, who re-
presents the Willmar-Nebish Coloni-
cation company of Wilmar Minneso-
ia, was among the out of town peo-
pie who attended the N. NJ. D. A.
yesterday returning to Nebish to-
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E. E. Thompson of Buffalo, Min
nesota, left for his home this morn
ing. While here he was the guest
of Ibis sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice
|scener. Mr. Thompson has purchased
y farm near Deer River and expects
Ito move his family there in the near
future. n, F.
80. A. Porter, ma1Ager and treasur-
er of the Watab Pulp and paper
company who has been looking after
their interests in northern Minneso-
ia, with Dan Rose, remained in Benz
idji yesterday for the convention, re-
turning to his home in St. Cloud last
evening.
Yesterday afternoon clerk of court
Fred Rhoda issued a marriage Ii
cense to Robert Larson Of this city
to wed Miss Ella Lauretsen. Both
young people are we'll known in Be-
midi and have made their home here
for some time. Mr.. Larson played the
traps for the Rag Time Kids
Mrs. M. E. 1bertson and daughter
Hazel returned Wednesday night
from Forman, North Dakota, where
they have been since Thanksgiving.
While in Forman Mrs. Ibertson was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. K.
Mcpherson, and brothers J. A. Colvy,
F.. e. and F. Colyy and niece Mrs.
II. A. Hoffman. a.....-.
f. ]. McPartlin went to Bemidji to
attend the meeting of the Northern
Minnesota Development association.
Miss Annie E. Shetland county super
intendent of schools and D. B. Jewell
agricultural agent for Koochiching
county are. also attending the meet
Ing. Franz Jevne, county attorney
and Frank Palmer will also go down
tonight to attend the sessions Fri
day-International Falls Daily Jour
nal.
e. O. Estenson of Climax, Mime
sofa, is spending a few days in Be-
midi attending the Northern Min
nesota Development Association
meeting. Mr. Estenson was formerly
a resident of Bemidji but left here
three years ago for Canada where
he spent some time as guest Of his
brother. Canada did not appeal to
Mr.. Estenson who returned to the
United States and located at Climax
in Polk County. Bemidji still looks
good to him and the improvements
made during the past three years
made him feel as though he was in
strange city
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