The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Borchardt 81
I Crookston arrived from Crookstor
this noon and will spend week al
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
i Naugle.
i Tickets are being sold by the
Knights of Columbus for a banquet
and entertainment which will be
given by that lodge on st. Patrick't
day for the benefit of the Catholic
church. ~ Il.
Fancy fruit and CONNECTIONS for the
table or sick room In winter as well
as in summer at Peterson's.-Adv.
H. P. Dunning stopped over in the
city on his way to Solway. He came
up from Minneapolis Friday having
some from trip out west. He sold
several cars loads of wood while on
his, trip anu reports the market
strong in the Dakotas. >.>... *.
| At meeting in Tenstrike last
night, the Bemidji and .Tenstrike
Odd Fellows decided to unite en-
campments. Those who went up from
Bemidji were N. L. Hakkerup, R. c.
! Hayner, Jack Jenkinson, liver Ong-
stad, and Joe Tit"s. They came back
last night and this morning.
The Epworth League will give a
St. Patrick party in the basement of
the Methodist church, Monday, Mar.
IT. Everybody invited. Price 15c.
ADV.
Walker Pilot: The Commercial
club has received an invitation to
appear at Cass Lake next Thursday
evening to meet Bemidji and Cass
Lake boosters who are interested in
waterways connecting the lakes.
Secretary Jamison is rounding up a
delegation to take the trip.
Gully Reporter: Carl Paulson re-
turned to the sanatorium at Walker,
MIMI, Monday morning after a visit
with his family since last Thursday.
Mr.. Paulson has improved wonder
fully. in the length of time he has
taken the treatment and we wish
him very speedy recovery.
All the magazines, all the Sunday
and daily papers including Bemidji
papers always at Peterson's.-Adv.
International Falls Daily Journal:
(March 14)-The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Strickland will
learn with regret that they are to
leave Monday for Bemidji, where they
will make their home, Mr. Strickland
having been transferred by the Shell
don interests to fill the position of
assistant cashier Of the First Nation
al Bank They will be missed in
both social and musical circles.
Wesley E. Peik, superintendent of
schools at Blackjack, has signed
contract for his third year and gets
an increase of 5000. Mr.. Peik had
better offers from other parts of the
state but is interested in the CONSOLE
dation of the Summit and and Black
duck schools and will stay another
year to see the matter through. Miss
Clara Shepley resigned last week and
will not return next year.
Nice lot of carnations at the
greenhouse fifty cents a dozen. Best
quality fresh carnations, one dollar.
ADV.
Examinations for forest patrol
men will be held here and at other
towns, March 81, by Forest Ranger L..
F. Johnson. Examines must be be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty
years. Mr.. Johnson has made Off
cial business trips to Clearbrook,
Oklee, Gonvick, Gully, Pinewood,
Leonard, and other towns on the
500 line the past few days. Con-
siderable clearing has been done
along there this winter and several
of the towns are building firebreaks
to protect them from the spring fire.
search.
Easter eggs, rabbits, chicks, ducks,
baskets, ribbons, larger assortment
than ever just unpacked at Peter
son's.-Adv.
Among the new prisoners brought
to the St. Cloud reformatory this
week was young man from Du-
luth, who gives his name as~Wm
Smith. Smith is charged with grand
larceny in the second degree. He
Joined the salvation army there,
donned the uniform, made eloquent
street appeals, and skipped out witt
| the collection box He WAS located