The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-02


International Falls Friday night and
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Peterson, Jr. From here he
went to Grand Rapids, returned from
that city this morning and went on
to International Falls. '4s5. ~. Z. ):
! Spooner News: The change of the
mills here takes place on Monday and
from that time on the mills will be
known as International Lumber Co.,
instead of Shevlin-Mathieu Lumber
Co., as the mill here has been known
since it's erection in 1905. ..------~- i
Has your wife savings account?
! She is the one who can save money
for you. An especial invitation Is ex-
| tended to her by. the Northern Ma
tional Bank.-Adv. --.r -
Miss Grace Peterson left Friday for
international Falls where she will
| visit at her brothers. and friends.
From there she will go to Baudette to
visit her brother John and from there
to Spooner where she will be the
guest of her brother Julian.
Several picnic parties enjoyed the
afternoon and evening on Diamond
Point Sunday, and had their dinner
by the campfires. There was fine
breeze from Grand Forks bay and the
mosquitoes did not bother until late
in the afternoon. The children en-
joyed bathing off the point. g..
Baudette Region: Baudette is to
be represented by a delegation of five
at Hinckley next week, when North
ern Minnesota Development Associa
ton holds it's summer meeting. Those
to go are Mayor Middleton, J. U. Will
liams, president of the Board of Trade
Ranger Kilby, J. L.Williams and the
editor Of this sheet.
One of these nice days you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
lure Lakou.-AuV.
B. /. Larson of Fosston, who has
been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J.
Warninger for a couple of days. re-
turned to Fosston this morning. He
was accompanied by his sons, Lillmer,
and Russell who have been attending
school here in Bemidji this winter,
and have made their home with their:
grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. j. Warm
niger. w., ~
Prayer meetings for Tuesday,.
South district-Mrs. Hans Mosen,
Irvine avenue south; first district
Mrs Geo. Kreatz, GOT Bemidji ave-
nue.; second district-,-Mrs. Campbell,
1902 Minnesota avenue; third dist
rict-Mrs.- Wilcox, GIL Irvine ave-
nue.; fourth district-Mrs. Scarrot,
1O11 Irvine avenue; northwest dist
rict-Mrs. T. J. Andrews, corner
Fourteenth and Irvine.
Attorney John Gibbons is making
extensive Improvements on his resi-
dence on Lake Boulevard. A large
veranda has been added to the rear of
the house, cement walks will be laid
and other improvements made. He
set out number of apple trees in his
large garden and expects soon to have
an orchard large enough to supply
| apples and plums for the market. The
grading in front of his place has been
completed and Mr.. Gibbons will ex-
tend his lawn out to the drive, he
having already taken down the front
fence. When finished this residence
promises to be one of the beauty spots
on the lake 'front.'. =, 49,
| Headache, clogged bowels, sour
stomach, poor appetite, puts one
down and out, take HOLSTERS R. M.
Tea and come back strong. Barker
Drug Store.-Adv. z. -
List of advertised letters "unclaim-
ed, for week ending June 2, 1918:
Men-Mr. Walter Ayers, Otto Bing
Fred Barker, Mr.. A. Clark, Mr.. Frank
Cornwell, Mr. Bert Downey, Mr.
Christ o. Johanson, VIM. johnson
Mr.. C. o. Johnson, Her Oscar Karlsen
! william Looping, Mr.. Chester Law
son, Mr.. M. T. Maloney, Her Oska1
Olsen (3), Her Olaf zPaulsen, Leon
: stein, Mr.. Herbert stille, Mr.. Harry
Stevens, Mr.. VIM. T. Sharpe, Joe Wal.
tiers, Mr.. Franklin Wollaston. Won
|en-Miss Ruth Brown, Mrs. Car
4 Blum, Miss Cora Blarmen, Mrs. Ber1
IDowney, Mrs. Emma Linden, Mrs
Frank McC Charles, Miss Mable Aberg
Mrs. Erwin Stevens, Mrs. John Tow
er. Mrs. Eunice Willet.
! Mesdames E. +. Stevens and Georgt
i Campbell entertained at linen show
er and luncheon, Saturday afternoon
at j: 30 at the home Of Mrs: Stevens
| 1924 Be1trami ayenue. in honor g
Miss Madeline johnson, ~ 20 VIII 90 2.