The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-10
sale is now going on in full blast al
70. G.. Rood and Co.-Adv. ~. 4. K.

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Mrs. Emory Knox of Yola, who hal
been attending to matters of impOr
lance here this week, has gone to La
Porte, where she is the guest of Mrs
L. J. Miles. g,s.# ........- f
Inez and Raymond Cross accompan
led Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Andrews: from
Arkansas, Wisconsin and will spen6
part of the summer here as the guest
of their sister. : ,%..
The great motive power Of any
business is the strenuous personal
faith of the men back OF 1t. North
| ern National Bank.-Adv. =
"The Happy Three dancing club
will give the third of a seriee OF
dances tonight in the City Hall. The
music will be furnished by the Grand
Theater orchestra. >.-.g ..
J. j. Opsahl returned from bust
ness trip to Akeley, Minnesota, last
evening. He went to Nebish today
where he will spend Sunday looking
after his land interests.
Stenographers earn big salaries. To
become a good stenographer attend
Mankato Commercial college, Man
kato, Minn.-Adv.
J. E. Brinegar of Thayer, Iowa,
brought forty land seekers up into
this country this week. His brother
in-law, Fred Hall, ownes stock farm
of 400 acres at Nebish, Minnesota. .
Chas M. Cooley of Grand Forks, was
in Bemidji yesterday making prelim-
mary preparations to open his sum-
mer cottage on Lake Bemidji. He was
accompanied here by l.. E. Kennedy.
Carnations for Mothers Day at
the green house. Bright flowers for
mothers living. White flowers for
mothers memory.-Adv.
Theo Nelson of st. Paul, is in Be-
midi on business connected with the
state auditors Office. He came down
from Walker last evening and will
leave tonight for International Falls.
Alex Ripple, who teaches at t'u-
posky this year, walked in to Bemidjl
last evening from that place, dis
lance of twenty-five and half miles.
He left for Puposky again this after
noon. u L. H.: = - !
Auction sale starts daily at 2 p. m.
evening sales at 1880 p. m. at o. G.
Rood and Co.-Adv. :
Walker Pilot: Hunter Bright re-
turned from Bemidji Saturday and on
Monday started in business in his ice
cream and confectionery store IN the
Big-Little store location. New stock
is being received this week.
Bagley Herald: Mrs. J. M. Larson
and Mrs. o. G.. Morken, OF Nymore'
arrived Tuesday afternoon for few
DAYS visit with Mrs. Larson's mother.
Mrs, J. w. Stewart. Mrs. Morken re-
turned to her home yesterday noon,
but Mrs. Larson will continue 3ner
visit for another week. - 49,. .'-.~ .
Nine quarter pepperell sheeting at
Is cents. Best fruit of the loom at
Ito cents during the Berman Ami
yersary Sale.-Adv. ...... -
The Charles Scrutchin residence,
formerly owned by A. A. Warfleld, If
lbeing moved onto the foundation to.
dav on Bemidji avenue, on the corner
LOT next to the residence Mr.. Scrutcn-
| in now occupies on SIS Bemidji ave
nue.. A basement has been built @fol
ltho new residence the past week.
A surprise party was rendered j. )
Pfeifer at his home on 7O1 Beltram
aveue Thursday evening, the occasion
Eheing his birthday. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Eckstrum, MT. ant
Mrs George Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan o,Connor, Miss Jennie k 81 'llta'4
Messrs. Rube Ripple, Jack WARD
Grant Mcclure, Ed Johnson and D DC
Fenton.
Goods are certainly selling at you
own price at O. c. Rood and Co.,
closing out auction sale. - Adv.
Miss Harriet Cochran who ha
spent the past four months IN TN
west is on her way back to Bemla1
and reached Minneapolis today Wher
she will visit friends and relatives 70
a few days before returning nome
Miss Cochran spent the greater par
of her visit in California where sn
snent two months. At Portland, ore
I,gon she visited for six weeks.
| crookston Daily Times: MT. an
mrs. W. S. Lycan, who have mad
their home portion Of the time 70
| 1.-The past two years, in Minneapolis
maintaining apartments there. arriy
cd IS Crookston this morning /. and Sar
having I'll thsiF household furnitnr