The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-19

Jake Brown of the Bemidji polio
! force, reported for duty last nigh
after three days illness. His plac
on the force was filled by Fred Petra
Mesdames J. J.. Opsahl and Clyd
Bacon attended a birthday party a
Lavinia Saturday, given in honor o
Mrs. A. P. Chambers birth anniver
sary. a. .--.@,ry
Goodman and Loitved, local con
tractors commenced work this morn
ing with large crew of men putting
is the cement floor on the new Ongs
tad garage.
Just the thing for your out-of-town
friends, graduation and commence.
ment wishes. Hand colored novelties
only, shown at Abercrombie's, 21s
Beltrami avenue.-Adv.
Mrs. E. H. Harding of Grand Forks
spent yesterday in Bemidji between
trains on her way home from Kelli-
her where she has spent the past few
days with her husband who is en-
ployed in that village.
Albert Birch and Harry Holm, con.
tractors from Fargo, arrived in Benz
idji yesterday and will probably re.
main over for the council meeting to-
night at which bids will be opened
for several blocks of paving.
Brightens you up-you look diff
ferent, act differentiated different
a wonder worker. Buy it-try it
stay by it-Hollister's r. NJ. Tea.
Bankers Drug Store.-Adv.
J. A. Dreapeau of Brainerd is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs: J. Bisiar, 523
Irvine avenue, for a few days. From
here he will go to Montreal, Canada,
his old home, where he will spend
the summer with friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Dreapeau is a brother-in=
law of Mr. Bisiar.
The stockholders of the Northern
National Bank have large property
holdings in this city and the sur
rounding country and consequently
their interests are Identical with
yours.-Adv.
Many new characters appeared for
minstrel practice yesterday but many
of the older members were absent
Tonight final preparations will be
mode and parts appointed for the last
part of the show. The measure OF
each person will be taken at tonight's
rehearsal for wigs and costumes to be
| worn. ."
Special shipment of books-book-
let's and hand colored cards for COM
mencement and graduation. Exclus.
i've sale of the .Volland Art line at
Abercrombie's, 218 Beltrami avenue
ADV. .".- -" - -'
Baudette Region: Reggie Middle
ton arrived this week from Saska-
toon on a short visit with his parents.
G. R. and Mrs. Middleton. Reg. has
a splendid position in the municipal
power house in Saskatoon and is also
member of the best orchestra in the
city. He is making good in the west
ern Canada city and he says Saska.
toon is bound to be one of the big
cities of the west. -
What's the use, don't. give up
headaches, sallow color, poor appetite
listlessness, stopped-up bowels arr
banished by taking HOLSTERS r. M
Tea once-a-week. Barker's Drug
| StOre.-Adv.
w. H. Symth of Sturgeon Falls
Canada, who has been the guest o
his brother, D. G. smyth, of this cit,
for some time, left Saturday for For
Frances, Canada, where he will b.
joined by. his wife and daughter
They contemplate an extended visi
to the Pacific coast. Mr.. Symth ex
pressed himself as well pleased will
Bemidji and it's surroundings, an
will visit Bemidji again on his re
turn from the coast in July o
August, - IN = s.=s a - &
4 Latest, hits in songs-'To Have, T
Hold, To Love-" BY the writer 0
when the Sands of the Desert Grow
Cold. Special introductory price. thi
week, Is cents per copy at Abercrom
bie's, 218 Beltrami avenue adv. .
List of advertised letters ssunclaim
ed for week ending May 10, 1913 il
the Bemidji postof1ce. MenA
Birdahl, Mr.. Burt Downey, Mr.. Chas
Huffman, E. M. Hayner, Mr.. VIM
johnson, Was Kozicky, Mr.. Fran
Kiddee, Mr.. J. s. Kadrie, Mr.. Cheste
Lawson, Roy Lee, Arthur Lundgrer
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson, Mr.. Gee
Phipps, Rev. David Richards, Mr.. T
H. sorley ~. Mr.. Floyd Steel, Nj
Leon Stein, Mr.. Farnham Watson
Mr.. Joe Walters. Women Mrs. Ell