The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-15

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fas a delegate to attend the GRAND
lodge. 5 a.5 .5.z :.
| All pattern hats are being sold al
a great discount at the; Henrionnet
millinery parlors. ADV. ~.
o. "A. Carlson, Of England, North
Dakota, arrived in Bemidji yesterday
lafternon and will be the guest Of his
brother IA. Carlson for a couple OF
weeks. 5 .: es ss. 4 A.
| Carl Winger, William Winger, J
B. Wynne and James Wynne, all OF
Island Lake were in Bemidji yester-
day on business. j.. B. Wynne is
postmaster at Island Lake.
Closing out merchandise auction
sale is now going on in full blast at
O. c. Rood and Co.--Ady. s. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Wall and
daughters Vera and Vivian, of West
Hope, North Dakota, are the5guests OF
Judge and Mrs. M. A. Clark. Mrs.
Wall is. Mrs. Clark's sister. IL
! e. A. Barker went to Minneapolis
Tuesday where he will attend the
banquet given by the Minnesota Ma
ltional Guards, of which company he
was a member at the time of the
Spanish-American war. ls
Go to "Abercrombie's for your
music. Big hit. "Trail of the. Lone
some Pine, 10 cents a copy.--AdY. :.
Knut Jorstad and daughter, Of
Gully who have spent the past week
I or more in Bemidji have returned to
their home. Miss sJorstads received
medical treatment at one Of the Benz
Hdji hospitals while here. ...~- -
Auction sale starts daily at 2 p. m.
evening sales at 80 p. M at O. G.
Rood and Co.-Adv. -, I:
Work in the third rank in the K.
p. lodge at Blackjack will be con-
lferred upon ten candidates tonight.
Bemidji and other lodges will be
represented at this meeting, and a
large attendance is expected.
Wanted, Carpenter work, odd jobs
lof any kind. Address O.. H. Nichols,
1918 Fifth street.-Adv. =, III :z-. ~
Only small number appeared for
minstrel practice last evening but as
1.-THE weather conditions were not as
Favorable as was expected those alb
lsent were excused. Another rehear-
Isal will be held tomorrow night.
Goods are certainly selling at your
Town price at o. c.. Rood and Co.'s
closing out auction sale.-Adv. 5s.z
| Mrs. A. p. :Henrionnet arrived home
this morning from Owatonna, Mime,
|apolis and st. Paul. At Owatonna
she attended the recital given by he1
daughter Miss Ruby Henrionnet, al
Pillsbury hall, Monday evening
while in the cities she selected q new
lime of midsummer millinery.
The fact that the Northern Ma.
tional Bank lis owned and CONTROLLED
by we'll known local business men Il
lone Of many reasons you should have
an account there. ADV.
Mrs. James TT. Foster and Mrs
George Burroughs Of Lane hester, Ia.
|are in thescity today and are=on thei1
way to Hazel Wood farm in: town O
Liberty where they will spend thu
summer as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Foster. Mrs. James Foster i
Mr.. Fosters mother and Mrs. Bur
(roughs is his sister. szss:s55
aDown in Dear Old New Orleans
1Take me to that Swanee Shore,
|"You Great Big Blue Eyed Baby
|sIll Get You, and i Q Q more late AM
popular pieces at only 10 cents 8;
/ copy at Abercro SIS ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. r. Whiting, Dr.
koch and Dr.. Freeburg OF Blac kduck
who went to Minneapolis in the. Wit
ting car Sunday will arrive hone on
either today or tomorrow. They wen
down to attend the K 2. convention
and made the trip in one day Fne.
left here early IN the morning ant
larrived in Minneapolis at 9 o'clo 81
/ the same evening. slss. J
Mrs. Henrionnet has just return
ed from the cities where she has pur
Hchased q new line OF panama, ratin'
and other mid -summer novelties. Cal
! and see the line before II is brok e ~
ADV.
Brainerd Daily Dispatch a South 4
east Brainerd man brought home =
Ihis wife one evening q pair OF hand ldl
Icuffs, which q friend, formerly on
detective force, had let him 1a Is
HThe housewife examined the stee
brseslets and tried hem, or g