The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-17
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! Sunday. rich s@.-ss=: "A.
Henry Blake and family Of Mime
apolis moved into their summer cot
tage at Lavinia this morning. *L
i Lowney's. chocolate bonbons cost
no more than inferior, impure imita
tions. Get the genuine, the best al
Peterson s.-Adv. -. Z - ---- 80. H.
j. A. Younggren of the Crookstor
Lumber company, returned Thurs
day from business trip to Grand
Forks, North Dakota. - - 49,
Ralph Brandon left last night
for Grand Rapids where he will re-
main over Sunday as the guest OF
friends and relatives.
| Your success depends upon the
training you receive, therefore at;
! tend -Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn.-Adv.
! Charles Cominsky of the Schneider
| Brothers Clothing store, is in the
twin cities on business. He expects to
return home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. James Stepp of Spur is spend
ing the day in Bemidji on a joint
business and pleasure trip, calling on
the local trade and visiting friends.
A fresh supply of Lowney's choco-
| late creams and bon bons in tasty
packages from cents to SIS just un-
packed at Peterson s-Adv.
William Wood, an attorney from
Cass Lake was in the city yesterday
en- route to Cass Lake, from the twin
cities where he has been on business
for few days.
See our show window on Saturday
! of special bargains, pattern hats
worth $500 and $1,000 on sale Sat
urday, only at e$4.9S:s ~Hetland and
Fallon.-Adv.
Rev. J., H. Randall will conduct
services at Oak Park Sunday morn
ing and at Clearbrook Sunday eve
ming. The only service in the Swed-
| ish church tomorrow will be the Sun
day school at the usual hour.
Nothing yet produced in the candy
line can approach Lowney's in purity,
flavor and packing. Full assortment
always at Peterson's.-Adv. =.
| DR. e. w. Johnson and D. L.. Fisk
returned from Detroit, Minnesota
! yesterday noon, where they went as
district delegates from the Bemidjl
Masonic lodge They went by auto
leaving Bemidji Tuesday afternoon.
Don't forget the big trimmed hat
sale on Saturday May II. A large as
istortment of hats on bargain. table at
ls1.98 for Saturday only. Hetland and
! FallOn.-AuV.
l Miss Bertha Larson left yesterday
for her home at Lengby, Minnesota
She was called there by the illness
of her mother who is suffering with
rheumatic fever. Miss Larson ex
Epects to remain all summer and take
care of her mother. 80. r..
I In addition to It's Resources as {
Guarantee Fund for the safety O.
your deposits, the stockholders of tn.
Northern National Bank are indi
| vidually responsible for their pro
portion Of all the obligations of tn
bank. Adv. = :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Whiting an(
Doctors Koch and Freeburg Of Black
duck, returned Thursday evening
from Minneapolis where they went t
attend the Knights Of Pythias Crane
! lodge. They went to the city in Mr.
EWitting's auto, leaving Bemidji at !.
a. m. and reaching Minneapolis tn
same evening at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming They came back in the auto a
far as Brainerd but had to leave tn
|car there on account Of the bad road
lcaused by the rain and snow.
Ali the news and Sunday papers in
Ecluding Scandinavian daily an
weekly and Bemidji daily and week
| lily papers, all the magazines and lot
|of other reading matter at Peterson's
ADV. 53sss.s:..
Hetland and Fallon.
Just received a new shipment Q
midsummer millinery which will b
ON display Saturday, May IL ADV
Health q Factor in Success
The largest factor contributing t
liza mans success is und oubtedl
Health, II has been observed that
Imam &, seldom sick when his bowel