The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-23

Mrs. D. w. Dart and daughter
Hattie returned to their home In
Bagley yesterday after spending some
time on their farm near Gonvick.
Phone $50 and save money fo1ii
your groceries. Thee store wheft
quality and service counts. ROLAND
Henrionnet, Cor. 9Th and Irvine. .
Adv. .s.z ...s.@s= 80
II Misses Olive and Kate Hines / u
Hines. Minnesota; who have been In
Bemidji for few days, will return
to- their. home the first OF: the week
Miss Gertrude Malone, who Swas
operated upon for appendicitis a
the ST Anthony 8 hospitals yesterday
is resting nicely after the operation
We clean absolutely thout IN.
Jury to fabric or color. Try III
once - note t he difference The
Model Dry Cleaning House. Phone
537. ADJ. - 7..ss.Zs:.>ss * ~.
| Mrs: He. Bowers and. daughter
Frances aof Eckles were In Bemidji
yesterday son business. INF Bowers
has ecently purchased IAN auto for
family use. .g. p. ,-sE - 8, 81
. H. storkerson, district plant
chief for the North western Tele-
phone company, arrived in tBemfdji
this noon. He will be here FOR the
new system cut-in this evening.
Pansy plants in bloom. We have
fine lot of them for cemetery or
the yard. Come early and get your
choice. Bemid5i Greenhouse, Phone
166.-Adv. ~.. .-. ,~,-- .. -
Miss Grace Simms of Detroit,
Minnesota, closed successful term
of school in Becida this week and
returned to her home, where she win
spend her summer vacation. =
Rev. and Mrs. H. s. Chilgren of
Northwood, North Dakota, were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J.,fH. Ran
dahl yesterday. From here they.
went to sClearbroek where they will
visit friends. :.
Rev.. J. H. Randall, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, left this
afternoon for Heart Lake, where he
will conduct services tomorrow
morning, returning to Bemidji In
time to conduct services here in the
evening" =
Miss Armstrong; class in the
Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold a 9doughnut and baked
bean sale at the Roe & sMarkusen
store Saturday afternoon.-Adv. ..~s
M. G. Stokesberry of Grand Forks,
district commercial manager for the
Northwestern Telephone company,
arrived in Bemidji this noon for the
purpose Of being present at the
placing of the new phone system In
operation this. evening. r.
E Martin E. Kenfield will return 20
Deer River tomorrow noon after
spending several days in Bemidji.
He recently assumed management of
the Deer River Manufacturing COM
pany and he lis now preparing to
move his household goods there.
Every young man slrould beefn tn
save money from the amfnutea he. be-
gins to earn it. 800 will start an.
account in the Northern National
Bank. Come in today, young man.
ADV. T." .@z Il II
Members of the st. Clair Stock
company will leave early Monday
morning for International Falls
where they will appear at the Vik-
ing theatre for am indefinite period.
There is a possibility that they will
return to Bemidji during the sum-
mer.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. AL -Neumann ~ re-.
turned this week :..from their honey
oon-,trip. They haveaspent the
paAt two weeks at Minneapolis,
Grand Forks and, Crystals NorthsDa-
kota. Mr.. and Mrs. Neuman ex7,
pect to 90 to housekeeping in about a
week. - -. ... .s- =, ~ - s-e
George Winter, who for several
years was in charge Of the land Of
flee of the Crookston Lumber COM
pany here, but now located tna Min:
neapolis, arrived in Bemidji this
morning from sKentherFwAere he mas
been on business. Mr.. Winter viii
remain here until tomorrow evening.
T. L. shevhn of the Crookston
Lumber company, spent last evening
in 1Bemidji, arriving late in the at
ternoon from the north In w. H.
Gemmel's private car. He was ac-
comp panied eby n. q. Chisholm. They
left ION theslate Mfnnesota & Inters
national passenger. for Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. F. Dickens, wife Of su-
perintendent~ Dickens OF Red Lake
agency, who has been confined 4at
the st. Anthony'ss hospital for stlle
past several days and who under
went an operation the first of the
twooks 10 ol,,-,o ,,,saa ,,,911