The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-15
beginning Monday. IS per cent dis
count on all hats. Adv.

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A. Davis OF st. Paul, superintend
ent of the Western Express company
spent Thursday In Bemidji on bust
ness for that company.
/ Mrs. John Peterson Of Blackducl
returned to her home Thursday aftel
visiting her brother, Olaf Larson O
Plantaganet for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Florsheim Of Ne
wing were in Bemidji yesterday Wis
Ting friends. Mr.. Florsheim con
ducts a model farm near Neving.
There will be special sale on al
hats at Mrs. Meals millinery store
beginning Monday. 25 per cent dis,
count on all hats.--Adv.
John Getty Of Crookston, veteran
salesman for the stone-O rdean- Wells
company, will spend a few days in
and around Bemidji hunting deer.
Mrs. w. J. Church of Yola wee
in the city Thursday. She brought
in seventy-five prints of butter fol-
which she received ready market
John Laughlin OF Crookston, as.
sistant roadmaster on the Northern
division of the Great Northern Rail
way, spent yesterday in Bemidji On
business for the company.
One of these days you ought to
| go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
| Mrs. J.. H. Randall and Miss Helen
Carrick of Marsh Siding returned to
their home Thursday, after attend
ing a religious convention at Hope,
North Dakota, for a week.
Mayne Stanton, city editor of the
Pioneer, went to the Twin Cities last
evening and will attend the Mime
sota-Chicago football game. He will
! return to Bemidji Tuesday morning.
Down goes price. Up goes pounds
lS pounds of sugar for $500 1T
Schmitt's grocery.-Ady.
Number ISL won the silver prize
in the Schroeder. Pioneer contest for
bringing in the greatest number Of
votes the past week. The prize was a
Rogers silver pickle fork, Queen Es-
Their pattern.
T. J. Brophy arrived from Crooks
ton Thursday and will be the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Frank McManus,
1918 Dewey avenue, for several
weeks before leaving for his claim
near Baudette. o- 1873
Bert Kalliher returned yesterday
noon from Grand Forks and other
points in North Dakota where he has
spent the past few days looking over
horses that he will use in his camp
near Orth this winter.
The land office now occupied by
the Crookston Lumber company in
the Markham building is for rent.
Apply at that office for particulars.
ADV. Il. ~
Three large deer were brought to
Bemidji this morning from points
along the north line. P. J. Wolf Of
Bemidji owned the largest Of the
trio. The other two belonged to
hunters near Pine River and Deer
River.
E. J. Letford and family of Bau-
dette, will arrive in Bemidji on the
night train and will spend Sunday
with the w. G.. Schroeder family on
the Alfalfa Dairy farm. From Be-
midi they will go TO Little Falls on
business.
Miss Dot Hazen, who has been the
guest of her mother and sisters for
few days, returned to Hibbing on
Thursday. Miss Hazen has been Of
fered a position with the Frank Clark
Music Publishing company of Chica-
go, but has not yet fully decided to
accept the position or not.
DR.. v. M. Taylor, retired physic-
ian of Springfield, Illinois, and his
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Gehret, a re-
tired nurse, are spending the winter
in Bemidji, and may decide to re-
main here permanently, as they are
very much pleased with the climate
of northern Minnesota.
The administrator and the guar
dian, the trustee and the treasurer,
will find the Northern National
Bank a very acceptable place to de-
| post their funds. Such funds are alb
solutely secure and are EARNING In
terest constantly.
Miss Margaret Lowham, who has
spent the past few weeks in Crooks
ton where she was called by the Sc
rious illness Of her mother, will re-
turn to Bemidji tomorrow and re-
sumo her duties as instructor in the
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