The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-11

the week Tor the mort hern part q the
state to look AFTER hia land Interests
Il there. Mr.. Kepple Is IN the real es-
tate business and has land gIaround
list. Vincent, Minnesota.
Without economy you can never
be rich ithsit you need not be poor.
Econ .,y y \ 9 little each day and start
9 savings account ct the Northern
National Bank &
Fishing at Federal Dam has been
80 good this spring that some, OF our
local snimrods have left the tedious
fishing to: be had in our river and
HE'D themselves on to the lakes down
thereto pull out the black bassaa and
and other sgamyl fish. j. p. Curtis
1spentaFridaytand Saturday trying his
luck down there Thief River Falls
Times. $50. B
HOLSTERS r. M. Tea helps, the
bowels, to work regular, day in day
out, just what yon need to make you
Ifeel right. Bankers Drug Store. -:
IAdy.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Dick Bertram Of
Keeokuk, Iowa, arrived in Bemidji
Monday and will remain here for q
week as the guests Of Mrs. Bertram's
mother, Mrs. $. B. Hayth. From here
they will go to Burlington, Iowa,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram are
well known in Bemidji as they resided
here for sveral years. While here Mr..
Bertram was pianist at the Brink
man theater.
Another consignment of Tropp-
mans Immense Purchase goods ar
rived. They go on sale. today.--Adv'
T. About twenty-five friends and
neigh bors of Mr.. and Mrs: Martin
Galchutt planned a pleasant surprise
for them last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Galchutt and family will move to
Minneapolis in the near future where
they will make their future home.
Music and conversation were the di-
versions of the evening, and a sump-
tuous lunch was served at late hour:
AS token of their friendship the
guests presented them with a set Of
table linen. =. ~ IF: :.
Special for Thursday at Megroth's
Variety Store-15 and Is cent straw
hats for only 10 cents.-Adv. 1
Following is a list of the rest room
visitors since our last report: Mrs.
Robert Connell, Blackjack; Rex
Warner, Puposky; Lottie Brannon.
Wilton; Ragna Vouand, Wilton; Be-
mora valland, Wilton; H. Jackson,
Puposky; Mrs. J.. Kisser, Grant. Val
ley; Mrs. M. A.. Dunn, Grant Valley;
R. Fellows, Tenstrike; Miss Mable
Anderson, Minneapolis; Mrs. H. Os-
trander, Bemidji; Miss Ostrander, Be
meidji; Miss Teigland, Aida; Mrs.
Olson, Aida; Mrs. Granz, Mill Park;
Mrs. Ridgeway, Nymore; Mrs. Edna
Walberg, Mill Park; Ada Warner,
Mill Park; Mrs. Tollefson, Rosby;
Mrs. Geo. Pellow, Mill Park; Miss
Flora Murray, Parker's Prairie; H.
White Rock, South Da-
kota; Mrs. Frank Maloney, Hankuson,
South Dakota; T. H. Pendergast,
Grant Valley; Miss Rogers. Nary;
Mildred Caldwell, Rice Lake, Wiscon-
sim; ]. G. MCGEE and family, Eckles;
Mrs. J. E.. Patterson Bemidji; Mrs.
G. A. Walker Bemidji; Elsie Walker,
Bemidji; Mrs. Cora Barnell, South
Bemidji; Rachel Gerlinger, Spur;
Mrs. William Gerlinger, Spur; M. A.
Philippi, Bemidji; Mrs. Dan Barneil,
Eagle Bend; Mrs. Gladys Clery,, Mel
rose; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oftedahl, Nary;
Mrs. Finch, Bemidji; Mrs. Howe,
North Park; Mrs. S. Gray, North
Park; Mrs. J. Bourgoyn, Mill Park;
Mrs. Luella Burtrum, sKeokuck, Iowa.;
Mrs. DR.. Kuhala, Erskine; Miss Vera
Cameron, BemidH; Mrs. DIVA Hyatt,
Northern; Mrs. Hattie Spencer, Benz
idji; Miss Violet j Sivertson, Cass
Lake; Mrs. w. A. Cassler, Valley
Farm; Mr.: and Mrs. A.. R. Hurnret,
.Puposky; Mrs. Ed Throan, Rosby;
Mrs. Glenn slosson, North Park J: Mrs Mrs.
John Doran, international Falls; Mrs.
Williams, Cass Lake; Mrs. Ed Throan,
Rosby; Mrs. Potts, North Park; Mrs.
Brynn, North. Park; Mrs. Peterson,
North Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Nick
hirt, Maltby;;. Mrs. M. stonedahl,
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