The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02

for about two weeks.
Miss 4Hilda Lindquist OF Fargo and
the Misses Edna and Alta Riley Of
Mortified. are spending the SUM-
mer at the Jester farm.
Hundreds OF bargains gone ana AMI
over thousand left at the Berman
Emporium. First come first served.
See that you get there first.-Ady.
Mr.. Reinhold Jacob went to Lake
Bemidji this morning where he will
spend the summer with his parents.
|-Crookston Daily Times Gully -.
Have you heard about the clear
ance sale at Berman's? It will pay
you to take notice of their bargains.
ADV.
Mesdames F. s. Arnold, p. A,
Hoffman, w. N. B0wser and child
rem, E. A. Barker and children and
w. N. Ralph, all spent the day as the
guest Of Mrs. H., e. Reynolds at Ash
by Park, Lavinia.
The art Is not in making money.
but In keeping it. Keep it at work
Tor you at the Northern National
Bank, where you will receive 4 per
cent interest.-Adv.
Owen 5Bracken of Princeton, Min
nesota, Is in the city, the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. M. LaFontisee,
1915 Dewey avenue. Mr.. Bracken
is ninety-three years old but looks
like man of sixty. =
Kenneth Kenfield has returned
from Washburn, where he has been
the guest Of friends for several weeke
past. He was accompanied by Irving
Mortenson, of Washburn, who will
be his guest for some time. =
Only short time left for you tc
take advantage of the bargains Of
Tered by the herman Emporium at
their big clearance sale.--Adv.
Miss Helen Woods of Cass Lake
who has been a guest at: the E. E
kentield home for few days, re-
turned home yesterday. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Daniels and
daughter Florence, who are here
from California. Mrs. Daniels is
Mrs. Kentield's aunt and is visiting
relatives here and at Cass Lake
They made the trip in the Kenfielt
car to Cass Lake.
| Don't forget to stop at the Bermar
Emporium to investigate their biz
bargains at the big clearance sale.-
ADV.
Many young people enjoyed thu
! picnic given by the Christian En-.
deavor society last evening. The
trip to Diamond Point was made in
boats and automobiles. After lunch
everybody Joined in games that last.
ed till late in the evening and the
party returned by boat. The picni.
was in honor of Misses Beth, Lilliar
Kathryn and Mae McGregor who are
You auto buy an auto mirror fol
the auto parade. You auto buy II
from Geo. T. Baker and Company
| Adv.
| Miss Ida Stone arrived, this morn.
ing from the west, getting here one
day ahead of schedule, as she did not
stop at Billings, the friend she ex-
pected to visit being away from
home. A week ago Miss Stone met
Mrs. Spendley and Miss Margaret
Arnold at Livingston, and they made
the trip through the park together
Miss Arnold is now visiting friends
at Judith, while Mrs. Spendley is
proceeding west. Miss Stone hal
been teaching at Helena and has
passed very pleasant and successful
year.-Crookston Daily Times (July
y. Miss Stone is g. sister Of Nrs.
Thayer Bailey of this city.
Our display of bargains on ou1
goods will astonish you. Come in
and see for, yourself. The Berman
Emporium.-Adv.
A pleasant surprise was planned
last evening for Mr.. and Mrs.. J. NJ
Neuman at their home 1919 Bel
trami avenue, the occasion being
their twenty-t1fth wedding anniver.
sary. The evening was spent in mu.
sic and conversation and ALFRED
Neuman rendered two selection
one entitled Lance of Kama" anl
the other "Laska'': Invitations were
issued to the following: Messrs
and Mesdames. j. c. Parker, L. F