The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-28

Ierswill enter ain &: ma llrs.s Harold
II. Dane. M. Backus and Miss Bea-
Ltrice Backns at dinner this even
ling.
| Another load Of copyrights and
other entertaining books and librar-3
les ranging in price from five to fifty
fcents just uapacked at Peterson s.
Adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Lycan and Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. White returned this
morning from their trip to. Pana-
! Ina. They have ben gone about six
weeks.
If John gets the habit Of staying
out late, just insist on his taking Hol-
listers r. M. Tea; It will instill regu-
lar habits. 35c. Barker.s Drug Store
ADV.
Blackjack American: Rev. ]. Har-#
yey Frarey exchanged pulpits with
Rev. S. e. P. White Of Bemidii last
Sunday. returning home Monday
| evening. Is
Has your wife q savings account?
She is the one who can save money
for you. An especial invitation Is ex-
tended to her by the Northern Ma
tionaI Adv.
Miss Lillian Barrette of Interna-s
tional Falls, who has been the guest
of her sisters Misses Rose and Dora
OF this city for the past few days,
left this morning for International
Falls.
II yeur cook gets obstreperous and
inclined to run things, buy. her Hol-
listers r. M. Tea, it will regulate,
make her calm and peaceful Bark
ieras Drug Store. Adv.
! Blackjack American: Chas. Oh
son and John Gilstad went to Be
/ m1dji Tuesday where they appeared
as witnesses for Mr.. Anrid who was
granted ADMINISTRATION papers by
Judge Stanton.
Fancy fruit and CONNECTIONS for
the table or sick room in winter as
well as in summer AT Peterson's s..
Adv.
Blackjack American: Axel Swan
berg came sdewn from his home in
the iowa of Dormant last evening
land this morning went to BemidI
where he will serve as petit juror
during the term Of court which open-
ed yesterday. .... .--,s
| II life gets serious and yoH need
strength and courage, don't use slim
ulents; take ;Hollister's r.. Al. Tea. 1t
VIII put pou On top instead of making
you under dog on slave. Rarker's
Drug Store.-Adv. s.
Charles Race pleasantly entertain
ed six of his little friends last even
. ing, the occasion being the twelfth
Anniversary of his birth, BY taking
them to the Majestic theatre. Those
present were Alice Dyer, Dorothy
Bailey, Avis :Guyer, Willie Begsley,
Earl Cochran, Leslie and Charles
1Race. ~
/ have 100 acres Of land. thirty
acres improved. on Little Bass lake
iseven miles from Bemidji which I
will sell at bargain. Reason for
Iselling is that I am not in good
health and cannot attend to the
farm. Address Theodore Snyder,
Turtle River, Minn.-Adv.
/ A number of Bemidji people drove
out to the l.. L. Edmunds farm six
miles west of Irvine avenue Thurs
day and helped Mrs. Edmunds cele-
brate her birth anniversary. The
party drove out in a three seated rig
with Mr.. Hyatt as driver. A five
O'clock dinner was served. Mrs. Ed
munds was presented wsth a hand
painted salad bowl. The guests were
Mesdames Hyatt, Miner, d. D. Viii
cox, Art Gould, Snith, J. II. French,
Newton. and T. ]. Andrews.
Miss Eleanor Brown will take full
charge Of the millinery business of
Hetland & Fallon during the COM
ing season. Mrs. Failon has been
fortunate in securing the services
of Miss Brown and wishes to have
it known that Miss Brown is NOT
only the best hat trimmer and de-
stgner that has ever been in Bemidji,
bat that she is Also person that
every lady in Bemidii will be pleased
to trade with.-Adv.
i Before Mrs. G. A. seayey Of Black
duck died last week she chose six of
! her friends to act as pail bearers.