The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-22
Minnesota, where they have been yis-
iting relatives the past three weeks:


Mrs. Dan O'Connor returned last
Saturday night from Minneapolis and
Brainerd where she has been visiting
friends and relatives for the past two
weeks. 4. s : .
The Christian Endeavor Of the
Presbyterian church will give a par
lor entertainment in the church par
lors Wednesday evening, April %.
A program will be rendered. -
Are you sure that your valuables
are safe? For $500 a year you can
rent private safe deposit box in the
Northern National Bank thus insur-
| ing against fire, theft or accident
ADV. --.-. "--.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church will be
held in the church basement, We'd
nesday afternoon, April %. The first
division will serve. All are cordially
invited to be present. .....>
Mrs. T. j. Martin of Nymore who
was taken dangerously i'll week ago
is improving. For hours she fingered
between life and death but it is now
| thought she is past the danger line.
The Martins returned a short time
ago from their winter sojourn in the
west. -- 49,.
Crookston Daily Times (April 21) 3:
Frank E. Rauch, who returned from
Bemidji a week ago, where he had
been working in the Netzer drug
store, complaining of illness, was OPP
Grated upon at St. Vincents hospital
today for appendicitis. His condition
is reported as good as could be ex-
pected this afternoon.
New music-just. in. The latest in
popular line now on sale at Bisiar's
Music Store.-Adv.
Gust Brown proprietor of the Be-
midi candy kitchen, has installed a
new sanitary electric mixing device.
This is a big improvement over the
glass and shaker which was formerly
used There are no parts on the ma
chine where dirt can gather as the
only part that comes in contact with
the drink being mixed is small
nickle plated rod which revolves at
a great speed. ~. e.
Mrs. Bert Flint and son Noel, of
Neilsvile, Wisconsin, who have been
the guests of Mrs. William Austin,
921 Minnesota avenue, for the past
two weeks, left today on the noon
train for their home Mrs. Flintsis
Mrs. Austin's sister. Mrs. w. H.
Flint and daughters Leah and Vivian
of Shiocton, Wisconsin, will. remain
for some time longer as guests at the
Austin home.
Eastern Star members and their
friends are invited to the thimble bee
which will be given in the Masonic
Temple tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
They will be entertained by Mesdames
G. E. Carson, George Rhea and w. B.
Stewart. Supper will be served from
five o'clock until all are served. All
members are cordially invited and
urged to bring their friends. The
men are expected at six O'Clock for
supper. g. ~ ....- 5 s..
Everybody likes good music. New
shipment of popular music in today
at Bisiar's Music Store-Adv.
4 Northern News: Fire Ranger Vim
Kilby and Patrolman r. T. Lindholm
have just returned after a trip over
the proposed Thief River Falls road
They found along the country very
sparsely settled, but report some fine
timber along the route. The claim is
that the road can easily be built as
high land was found nearly the whole
route. Signs of moose, deer and bea1
was found along the route ant
smaller game such as grouse and part
ridges were there in countless num-
lbers. They covered about seventy
miles ON the trip.
The following article is taken from
the Northern News at Spooner, Min.
nesota, April 10: We doubt. that there
is anyone in the village, who has no
heard of tin can day. The Civic I'm
Iprovement club is offering one cent {
dozen for old tin cans to be delivered
on Saturday evening at the Auditor
|ium. AS result every small boy il
town has been busy this week ant
Ievery express cart or wheel barrow
has its load of4cans as the boys hay,
| formed partnerships in the gatherin,
Iof cans and they are stocked up TO
the eventful day. 1t is almost impos
lsible to find a loose can, with fin
tooth comb, anywhere around town
at present. There will be a rushin,
business in the Ice cream cone lin
llWhen the pennies are distri blted.