The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18

on basiness.
M. afdsa1fFs, u. INV. Rothsof' Salem.
South Dsit6ta, &efssin 1enAdji yes
|tetday on q combined business and
FpfsRsti1e TRIP
no sSso1re ssina enAeHce practices
yimpls economy have 1asavings ac-
|count with the Northern National
Bshk. Adv. st.5
Miss Hazel Aulett retIfned home
this morning from St. Paul where
she Mas been Tor ssdlne time visiting
relatives ana fffshds.
~. A. Dalton, wife and little son
3Rube rstaFned Isrssday from an ex-
'tendsd whit to potntsa in Michigan.
The "trip LASTED shout two weeks.
&sAliss Alice Stinchfleld of Rochester,
Minnesota, who has been the guest
0f her sister, Mrs. M. VI. Brown, 1905
Ealea Boulstasd. left yesterday for
h9f nome. @6~=s -~@ss-s@- + }s-
Z One lot Of new waists Just arrived,
regular values from $3.50 to- SITS
Tor IS cents It Troppma1dli's .-Adv. Nv.
g.% Mrs. George Webster and three
children of St. Paul arrived in the
city this morning to Visit Mrs. Web
ster's mother, Mrs. &c. q: Hu1ett for
some time. -,
Miss olive eAtnning hallF has re-
':ttfpRed 70 lBe1lsaj ~ to spend her vaca-
ton after spending che past school
term attending the University of
WISCONSIN,: S-><
H. a. Roberts left last night for
Dufith where he Will tFansact bust
ness connected with the Bankers Mu-
tual Casualty Co., whom he repre-
SCENTS, in this city.
One sthess y Days syousought to
go to Hakkerups ana your pic
staiFe# taken.-Adt.
~ Mrs hi. =. Fraesther and Mrs. F.
p Lamb of Grand Forks, arrived in
Bemidji yesterday and will spend the
summer at their summer cottage at
Grand Forks Bay.
Walter Clark left yesterday noon
for Hibbing where he is employed in
a cigar factory in that city. Mr..
Clark was formerly employed at the
Burgess cigar factory.
The postponed meeting of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
be held tomorrow Afternoon in the
church 3parlors at O'Clock. All are
requested to be there.
Ratones are a very scarce article
these, days. You can find them at
Troppman's from 25 cents up.-Adv.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Luthern church, will meet
in the church parlors tomorrow aft.
ernoon at 1880. Mrs. Lars Lind will
serve. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. =, " .~.
L. H. Whitgraff, district manager
of the Underwood typewriter COM
pany is in Bemidji ON business for
that firm. While here he will re-
main guest Of Bill Smith, local
agent.
Mrs. Ed Rupp of Chisholm arrived
in Bemidji yesterday: afternoon and
will remain, here short time as the
guest of Mrs. Harlie Hanson. Mrs.
Rupp is on her way to Alsen, North
Dakota.
Works it's way right thru, doesn't
stop, drives out impurities, poisons,
cleans, purifies-Hollister's R. M. Tea.
Bankers Drug Store.-Adv.
Ralph Brandon left this noon for
Cohasset where he will be employed
in bank Of that city for a couple
of weeks. He will return to Bemidji
next Sunday and play baseball with
the local team here on that date.
Miss Delphia Henderson; long dis
lance operator OF the Northwestern
Exchange company has been sick for
tho nasf weak with mpasles She eY-
poets to be able to resume her work
in a couple of days.
The regular meeting of the Epis-
copal Guild will be held in the church
basement tomorrow afternoon at
1880. During the afternoon food
sale will be conducted. Supper will
be served at 6 o'clock to the families.
The next issue of the telephone d.
srectory goes to press June 25th. Ord