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

might. The play will be given Ii
about two weeks If all preparations
can be competed by that time.
Captain MacLachlan says that he
will start the mill ferry April 25.
| He does not expect the ice to be out
Of the. lake by that time but believes
it will be clear between the city and
tn mill
| Small debts accumulate rapidly.
Small savings do likewise. Begin to
save something today. Deposit it at
interest in the Northern NATIONAL
bank.-Adv.
William skrief Of Blackjack,
bought his daughter Norma to this
city few days ago to consult a spec
ialist in regard to his daughter's eyes.
They have been giving her consider
able trouble of late.
s-a = 80 as
Miss ,1vis Roberts willreturn from
Cass Lake this evening where she
teaches in the public schools. She
will have as her guests Misses Foote
and Harding of Cass Lake. Miss
Foote also teaches at Cass Lake.
The Easter Lily so pure, so clean,
tells us our stomachs, bowels, blood
needs cleaning, purifying each.
Spring. Take HOLSTERS R. M. Tea to
do it. Bankers Drug Ctore.--Adv.
Akeley Herald-Tribune: J.-J. OPP
sahl, colonization agent for the Red
River Lumber company, and his two
sons were in the city this week Mr..
Opsahl thinks there is a great future.
fod Akeley and that the country will
be quickly settled. ...s -
John Morrison, Jr., and Omar Ora
velle of Red Lake were in Bemidji
today on their way home from Thief
River Falls and Fosston. They bought
a bunch of horses but sent the ami
mails across country while they re-
turned by railroad.
Remember the mems annual ham
and egg and flap jack supper in the
PRESBYTERIAN church basement, Tues
day evening, April 18th. Watch for
|menu.-Adv.
Peter Simonson of St. Hilaire ar
rived in the city this week and will
spend the summer here working in
the lath mill of the Crookston Lum-
Der company. Before coming to Be-
midi he visited day with his
daughter at Cass Lake.
Harold Burns of Cass Lake, who
has been confined to the hospital here
as the result of blow on the head
received some weeks ago, has been
able to return to his home. No COM
plications set in, only small clot
of blood forming under the skin and
which has now dis appeared.
You must take something each
Spring to clean, purify your stomach,
bowels, blood, kidneys-Hollister's r.
NJ. Tea does it. Barker's Drug Store.
ADV
About fifty invitations have been
issued for the hard time dance which
will be given in the Odd Fellows hall
next Wednesday night. Any one
wearing finery at this dance will be
fined by Magistrate Maloy. The COM
mittee will consist of c. Jackson and
Dick Brascamp. Will Russell and
Wilbur Lycan will act as constables.
Of course you know that we have
ladies' dresses for every occasion,
from the daintiest and prettiest house
dresses to afternoon and party
dresses No where will you find big
ger and better values than here.
Prices range in this department from
$1.25 and up.-The Berman Empor-
ium.-Adv.
Cass Lake Times: Ole Hauge, the
local wrestler, will take on Julius
Nelson of Montana in match at the
Lyric Friday evening. Hauge recent
ly threw Carl Mattsson of Minneap-
oils in match here, securing two
out of three falls. Next Tuesday,
Hauge will take on Ordemann of Min
neapolis and the match will be pulled
off in Bemidji.
The Troppman Department store
has just received a consignment of
women's ready to wear garments for
spring. Mr.. Troppman states that no
such values ever before reached Be-
midi. The special sale now being
conducted affords unusual money
saving opportunities.-Adv.
Mrs. NJ E. Knappen of Tenstrike
returned to Bemidji last night after