The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-09

where they have been visiting Mrs,
Frank Slipp. Miss Brannon has been
there for about a year and Mrs. Bran
non for several months.
The embargo on passen gers for the
flooded districts of Ohio and Indiana
has been lifted and conditions so far
as railway traffic is concerned are
nearly onrmal, but they cannot ticket
passengers through without delay.
| Another advantage in dealing with
the Northern National Bank is that
you are not too small for. the bank
nor is the bank too large for you.
ADV. 81 q
Mrs Mary Gallagher Of Turtle Riv-
er,, was in the city Tuesday on busi-
ness. She reports they have had a
great deal of snow in that part of
the country this winter and there are
Istill several inches left on the ground:
Charles Alexander, scaler for the
Bemidji Lumber company, left today
for Thief River Falls, where he will
scale at the Thief River mill for the
summer. His family will also reside
in Thief River while he is employed
there.
T. Start Spring like mother used to-,
take, a cleaning purifying Spring
Observation-Disclosures r. M. Tea is
what you need. Bankers Drug
|Store.-Adv. 1T - s.. ....--.>....l5z.s-
Martin Johnson of Nymore, recent
ly booked passage of Miss Jennie
Johnson from Norway to Bemidji,
via the Allan line. She will leave
Liverpool May 9. The union depot
has booked passage of several passen-
egrs from Norway this spring and
also two from Syria.
The officers and teachers of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will have
a supper in the dining room of the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday eve
ming, March 10, at six o'clock. This
supper is for fellowship and to hear
the reports of the State Sunday
school convention.
The library board held a meeting
Tuesday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. T. A. Nc
Cam, president; Mrs. Andrew War;
field, secretary; Miss Beatrice Mills,
librarian; and George Smith, janitor.
Other members of the board present
were William McCuaig, w. P. Dyer
and Charts Hoyt.
The Hibbing Daily Tribune: An
interested party Of young people, in
Guiding Miss Beatrice Eddy of Be-
midi, who was the guest of her sis
ter, Miss Helen Eddy, last week, were
conducted through the Buffalo-Sus-
quehanna mine last Friday night. Mr..
Roy Senter of the mine office, acted
as host to the party.
You need it, everybody needs it,
HOLSTERS R. M. Tea-best Spring
cleanser, purifier. A simple, safe,
sure remedy.-Barker's Drug Store.
ADV.
Mrs. Dan O'Connor was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening by num-
Der of her friends, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. Cards were the d.
version of the evening and a delight
full lunch was served at a late hour.
Mrs. O'Connor was presented with a.
silver sugar shell and butter knife.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Eek
strum, Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeifer, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Miller, Misses Jennie Knut-
son, Ruby Ripple, and Messrs. John
Ward, Dick Fenton and Ed Johnston.
The following have been guests at
the rest room since April l: Tillie
Rygg, Clearbrook; Mrs. H. M. Worth,
Grant Valley; Mrs. F. H. Gleason,
Kinney, Mimi; Alice Fellows, Ten
strike; Hazel Fellows, Tenstrike;
Mrs. Annie Johnson, Becida; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sandland, FROM; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cousins; Northern; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stordahl, Leonard; Mrs. William
Barry, Kelliher; Mrs. Claude Ritchie,
Bemidji; A.. J. Holm, Leonard; Mrs.
F. NJ. Frause, Bemidji; A.. E. Brown,
Milwaukee, Mrs. B.. w. Hannah, Be-
midi; Mrs. Lydia Baton, Effie; Mrs.
w. H. Rice, Northern; Mrs. William
Thompson, Grand Forks; Mrs. Hin
sci, Bemidji; Mrs. Lynn, Bemidji;
Mrs. o. Welter, Fowlds; Mrs. A. F.
Warner, Puposky; Edna Prish, Turtle
River; Mrs. .Freda Hiltz, Grant Val
ley; Mrs. Hensel, Bemidji; Mrs. > G.
W.. Brandborg, Bemidji; Mrs. r.. E.
Vosberg, Blackjack; Emma Weter,
Fowlds; Mrs. F.. Walberg, Mill Park;
Mrs ChaS, M, Johnson. Mill Park