The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-22

j Little Falls Daily Transcript Troy
alton - Fulton Bell is enjoying Z
visit from his father, Wood Bell, O,
Bemidji, who arrived Wednesday. !
/ Grand Rapids Herald Review;
Judge Stanton of Bemidji will pre-
side at the March term of the dis
trict court here, which will oper
March 25. .~c@t,.s Z =
Don't fail to see the new line. Of
hats for school girls at the La Fon.
tisee millinery.-Adv.
Grin Bjoring, late of the town Of
Liberty, left yesterday for North Da.
kota where he will farm this year
Before leaving the city he filed his
application for membership in the
Onion Growers association.
Special Easter outlay of fancy
fruit, nuts, CONNECTIONS and other
nice things to eat for sick and well
at Peterson 's.-Adv.
Kelliher Journal (March 2D :
Ernest Gunderson invaded the lair OF
Bemidji dentist Monday and re-
turned home with two little gold fish,
but he did not get them in that doc
tors office. This is the beginning of
| his museum.
Easter plants now ready for deliv-
cry First come first served. A. E.
Webster, phone 166.-Adv.
Mrs A. Simstead and daughter
Mrs. T. ]. Smith of Fargo, who have
been visiting friends in Bemidji and
Nymore for the past few days, will
leave Tuesday for, their home in
Fargo. Mrs. simstead was former
resident of Bemidji.
All reputable magazines, Sundays
and dailies, including local papers,
also five, ten, fifteen cent libraries
and other books, constantly on hand
at Peterson's.-Adv.
Grand Rapids Herald Review: Au-
tomobile club officials are planning
to get section men appointed by the
state to take care of the roads in
ltasca county this season. Each is
to be charged with the care of seven
miles of highway. The plan is work.
ing we'll wherever tried.
Don't miss the ball game at the
rink Saturday night-the last and
best game.-Adv.
Peter Wolkouskey was brought in
from Funkley Thursday night with a
broken leg. 1t appears that Wolkous-
key and M. Christensen we're talk
ing together when tree fell on them.
Christianson suffered badly crushed
foot. Both were taken to the hospital
in this city.
Big time at the rink Easter Sunday.
ADV.
A. P. White returned from Minnea-
oils this morning. Mr.. White went
to visit the legislature yesterday but
found that the senate had adjourned
until Monday and that the house was
about to. He says that it is generally
believed the normal school bill will
be passed by the senate next week.
Your savings IN the Northern Ma
tional Bank are under the watchful
eye of the Government. You are al
lowed per cent interest, compound
ed semi-annually.-A
A. H. w. Smith of Rapid River,
Minnesota, was in the city the latter
part of the week en- route to Indiana
where he will buy pure-bred cattle
and seek new immigrants to- this part
of the country. Mr.. Smith expects to
bring two carloads of dairy cattle to
his farm near Rapid River, and he
will dispose of about half of these to
his neighbours.
1.-THE Little Minister that is to be
exhibited at the Majestic next Mon
day and Tuesday nights, is considered
the most popular and engaging plays
ever produced.-Adv.
came to Bemidji this morning from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he and
his mother have been for some time
He will return to Virginia tomorrow.