The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-07-01
80 to Hakkerups and have your pic
tire taken.-Ady. s55s3 e

DdH1uSou, &eASiueeis OF the Minnesota
& International railroad company,
spent yesterday in Bemidji.
Margaret and Clifford Cline, who
have been visiting relatives in Alex
andria, Minnesota, for the past year,
returned to their home this week.
Don't forget the horse sale at
Pogue's barn Friday, July 3. Mrs.
E. Mark, auctioneer.-Ady. -s-
Miss Bess Black of Whitehall,
Michigan, is a guest at the e. b.
Kenfield home on Lake Boulevard
Miss Black will remain for, several
weeks. .r.-
Everett Haycraft,. who has been
studying law at the George Washing
ton school at Washington,-D. CT, is
spending the summer with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. G.. Haycraft.
Have your furniture repaired at
The bargain store first class work at
Miss Anna Rygg Of town of Lib
erty was in Bemidji yesterday. Miss
Rygg will go to FELTON,, Minnesota,
this week where she will visit her
brother and family for two weeks.
George T. Simpson, formerly at
torney general of the state, but now
a member of the well known Minnea-
polls law firm of Powell & Simpson,
spent today in Bemidji on legal mat
ters.
Arrived at w. G. Schroeder's, a
large shipment of Ladies' Misses
Boys and Children's Shoes.-Adv. A.
DR.. Rowland Gilmore returned this
morning to Bemidji from Duluth and
New Jersey. The doctor returned 10
Duluth on the noon train and will
soon sail for Europe where he will
spend some time
The Swedish Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs: Andrew Back, 939
Twelfth street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:20. Lunch will be served. All
the ladies are cordially invited.
Mrs. E. Mark will sell at auction
some Of the best Western horses ever
brought here, Friday, July 3. Pogue's
barn, at 1 p. m. sharp.-Ady.
w. H. Gemmell of Brainerd, gen
eral manager Of the Minnesota & In
ternational railroad company, spent
today in Bemidji enroute to his home
from International Falls, having
completed his regular trip of inspec-
ton ~ .
Miss Ella Sonstrud arrived this
noon from Hope, North Dakota, and
mother and sisters on Dewey avenue.
Miss Sonstrud holds a position as
stenographer with the First Nation
al bank at Hope. 49,
The magnet that attracts prudent
depositors to the Northern National
Bank is the Government protection
afforded and 4 per cent interest paid.
ADV -
John G. Larson of Spooner left this
morning for Trondhjem, Norway. He
will sail July II from Montreal on
the Donaldson line steamer Letitia.
Mr.. Larson will : visit relatives and,
friends at Cass Lake, Duluth and
Cumberland, Wisconsin, enroute.
The I. G. Haycraft family moved
to Solway yesterday, where Mr.. Hay
craft has purchased a general store.
Mr.. Haycraft took possession of the
business some time ago and since that
time has been in Solway most of the
time, while the family has been In
Bemidji. .. - - -. =
AS there will be no edition of the
Pioneer On Saturday evening, the
ministers of the city are requested
to send in their Sunday church an
nouncements either Thursday after
noon or early Friday morning in Or
der that they may appear in the Fri
day issue. i
Ike Blooston, formerly manager of
the Berman Emporium, now known
as the Segal Emporium, and for many
years one Of Bemidji's most success
full and progressive business men,
will leave this evening for Faribault
where he will consider several pro-
positions and may decide to locate
permanently in that city.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zahner of Min
neapolis returned to their home last
evening after spending several days
in Bemidji as the guests Of Mr. Zahn-
+er's father, Charles Zahner, who is
one of the Crookston lumber mill
sawyers. Mr.. Zahner is connected
with the Edwin R.. Williams station
cry company of Minneapolis.
Judge G. w. Stanton, o. u. Dent,
ditch referee, and J. L. George, coun-
Ity auditor, of 'Bemidji, are here at
tending the hearing of ditch and san
atarium matters affecting this and
adjoining counties Their session is
being held with the commissioners