The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-17

past week as the guest Of relatives.
Judge B. r. Wright Of Park Rapids
passed through Bemidji last night on
his way to Bagley where he will
hold a session Of court in that vii
lage.
Go-carts repaired at the. second
hand store.--Adv.
The Bemidji fire engine has been
treated to a new coat of varnish and
has been polished so that it pres
ents the appearance of a new ma
chine.
Mrs. -. A. Ward has gone to Chi
cago where she will visit for several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs "A. "A. Warfield
will occupy the Ward residence dur
ing her absence.
Josie Wright who has been the
guest of Mrs. Geroge Lane the past
month, will leave tonight for Lester,
Washington, where she will make
her future home.
DR.. Dunlap of Crookston, passed
through Bemidji yesterday on his
way to Kelliher where he will remain
for short time on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip. 81
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society will be held in the church
basement, Wednesday, June 10, at
1880. The calendar money will be due
at this time. Everybody welcome -"
have a few hundred dollars to
loan on long time, on good security,
at 7 per cent interest. Address w. H.
Pioneer, Bemidji s. =
An ice cream social for the benefit
of St. Philips church will be held on
the lawn of the parsonage, Thursday
evening, June 10. If it rains it will
be held in the basement of the
church. j. % @- .. = H.. :
The German Band which has been
here for the past several days playing
in the several thirst parlors in the
city during the convention, left this
morning for Bemidji-Crookston
Daily Times June 16.)
Mrs. Andrew Daniels, Florence
Dorio1o Arvi1Jo Ko,,fo1d Dor+ WI,
ton, Ruby Wheaton, and E. e. Ken
field, will drive to Cass Lake tomor-
row in the Kenfeld~ car where they
will remain for several days.
Miss Coranna Toupin returned yes
terday noon from Crookston where
she has. spent the past two weeks as
the guest-~of friends and relatives.
Miss Nell Fullerton has had charge of
Miss Toupin's work in the Mcdonald
office during her absence
"There is nothing likel!er to keep
a man within compass than having
constantly before his eyes, the state
VI Ills dAolIS, III d regular COURSE VI
account" Keep tab Oh your expens-
es and deposit what you can save at
interest in the Northern National
q &, i.
= Miss Anna Hu1tgren was the vic
tim of avery. painful, accident yes
terday. While chopping kindling
with Ratchet Miss Hultgren struck
her thumb, nearly severing it from
the hand. Although the accident is
painful twill not prove serious.
James Dudley, Paul Swanson, C. J.
Swedburg, Chas. Labstedt, Geo. Res
Green, Perry G. Labstedt, Erick Gran
ath, Marshall Ocean, and Bessie Nc
Kellup Of Akeley passed through
Bemidji last night on their way to
Bagley where they will be present at
a session of court which will be held
there.
The Pioneer made mistake yes
terday in giving one of the names of
the four young men who have gone
down the Mississippi river for a
weeks outing. The name of Maurice
Ryan was given instead of Maurice
WHITING. The boys are Harold White,
Herbert Warfield, John Stechman and
Maurice Whiting. 81 -. /
- G.. S. Pease, known as Grandpa
Pease, editor of the .Anoka Union, re-
turned today from the editorial out
ing at Bemidji and gave the Dispatch
a draft of the resolutions adopted and
the copy of the STEVENSON act on the
reclamation of swamp lands as en-
dorsed by the association, which will
be published in Tuesdays Dispatch.
--Brainerd Daily Dispatch. ,... -.
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