The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-12

CaoE. S44NkHS6f Of 0f0okston, VT
business caller In Bemidlia sstsrday
Boost home aindustfy ny using Bet.
tier Brand butter, 9made inaBemidji
fAdv. 81 &
Insist on your grocer giving you
Better Brand Benn1djf Bitter and ac-
|cept no Other. DIV.
The Misses Ethel Getchell ana Wv
ian sorenson visited at the Shannon
farm. Rivervfew, 9 few days this
week.
Miss Bolton Of Plainview, Mime
sofa, who has been the guest Of ME-.
and Mrs. W. P. Dyer, LETT yesterday
for her home. IS.
Miss Marjorys shannon=aeft- for Biz
marek, North Dskota. thas Aaorning
where che VIII WHIT her cousin for
several weeks. s.
Mrs. W. ], Davies Of Grand Forks
and Miss Alice Davies Of Toronto,
Canada, are the guestss OF their cousin
Mrs. b. Macan1.
Charles Plnnmer5of Duluth Is visit
ing at the home Of HIS slaughter, Mrs.
Miller. Mr.. Plummer formerly made
his home in Bemidji.
Miss Gladys Hazen has resigned
her position as cashier at, the Mayer
dairy lunch room and Miss Gertrude
Mclaughlin has filled the vacancy.
Every pound of Better Brand Be-
midji Butter guaranteed to be fresh
sweet and pure. Don't fail to call
for it when you place your next order.
Adv. *-t- .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warfield will
return today with their new car.
They will be accompanied by Mr..
WarAeld's brother John of Princeton,
Illinois.
John Ross and VIM. Pickles have
been given police power for .tomor-
AOV oAu WILL NC OA~ Outy Oh uoy ~
prevent any one starting trouble to
celebrate circus day.
Special for Friday at Megroth's
Variety Store. Extra large towels,
10 cents. 1896 Jap. rugs, 10 cents.
27x54 Jap rugs, 10 cents, and 27x54
Chinese rugs, 10 cents.-Adv.
Rex Hatton of jamestown, North
Dakota, arrived in. Bemidji last night
and will spend several days in the
city as the guest of his aunt Mrs. M.
Downs. Z
Mrs. John ,Neuman returned last
evening from Minneapolis where she
went two weeks ago to attend the
wedding of her son Ernest, who was.
married June 3. =. -
Mrs. Thayer Bailey left this after
noon for Crookston where she will be
the guest of her parents, during the
U. c. T. convention. Mr.. Bailey will
join her at Crookston Saturday. /
Transfers have commenced work
filing in the lake shore under the
new dock which is being built at the
foot of Third street. This work is
now nearly completed and it will be
but short time before the entire job.
has been finished. ~ =
j.. M. Richards returned from Min
neapolis last evening with a new
Chalmers car, purchased through the
Olaf Ongstad garage. Mr.. Richards
was accompanied by his son John,
Jr., Olaf Ongstad and James Black.
Mrs. T. C.. Stuart entertained the
Misses Frances Bowers, Lottie Bren-
nan and Lizzie Fullerton at go clock
dinner last evening. The Misses Bow
ers and Brennan left on the early
morning train for Rainier where they
will spend the summer at the summer
cottage of their uncle, Jim Brennan.
Arrangements have been completed
between the manager of-the "Little
Bemidg" and thu" Shevlin base ball
team for a game to be played7at Shev-
lin next Sunday afternoon. Great
Northern officials have made arrange
tments to stop the night train at
Shevlin SO that the Bemidji team will
not be forced to remain over nigth in
that village. g. T.
Miss jeanette Stechman entertain.
cd a number of friends at Rummy on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The
evening was concluded with a dainty
repast, Miss Lucille Bailey assisted
in serving. The following guests
1were present: The Misses sEmms
Klein, Dolly Koors, Lucille Bailey
Marie Raymond, Marjory Shannon
l 7, ,oi1o Moritu orH Moho1 Eloohor