The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-30

| the ditch propositions are being dis
cussed. s.s3
Miss Julia Nelson, one of TIT
|clerks in the county auditor s office
lis spending the. week 18th her. par
tents at Moval Lake. She is accompa
Isnied by Miss Catherine Lech Of ST
/ Paul. SIS
/ Another adya1itage In dealing witt
1.-THE Northern National Bank is thai
you are not too small for the bank
nor is the bank too large for you. go
Adv. 80
Miss Margaret Ripple and Miss
Dorothy Clark returned yesterday
from Brooks, Minnesota, where they
have spent the past week as the
guests Of Miss CIark's cousin, Miss
Nellie Perris. -
Mrs. Herbert Wood and children
returned yesterday from al months
visit at Minneap lis, Brainerd. ELS
worth, Wisconsin, and other points
where they have been visiting
friends and relatives M
Wv. Schultz of Leroy, Minnesota
lWho has been employed at the Sc
Ecurity State bank of this city for q
short time, will leave tonight for
BiXby, North Dakota, where he has
accepted a position as cashier Of the
BiXby State bank.
b. W. Lakin returned yesterday
morning from Little Falls, Mime
sofa, where he has been visiting rela-
tiyes for some time. Mrs. Lakin,
who accompanied him there, did not
return with him, but will remain for
some time longer.
Lee Allen LaBaw, one of the three
official court reporters Of this jul
dicial district, left this morning for
International Falls where he will
spend several days reporting for
Judge McClenahan, taking the place
of Court Reporter Moody
JF Delaney, Jr., S. H. Lake and
Al.=Smith of Park Rapids, Hubbard
county officials, were in !. Bemidji
yesterday enroute to international
Falls where a meeting OF the count y
boards Of Beltrami,l Koochiching and
Hubbard will be held today
/ C.. A. Huffman and family have
moved from their residence on Be
midi avenue and eighth street, 20
their new home at 700 Bemidji ave-
nue.. Mr. Huffman recently sold the
Eighth street property and purchas-
ed the residence at Seventh and Be
midi. ~
Mrs. Clyde Parker Of Brainerd ar
rived in Bemidji last evening and
remained here until this morning as
the guest of Miss Donna Lycan, when
she went to Cass Lake to visit her
parents. Mrs. Parker was formerly
Miss Dorothy Humes and at one time
>resided in Bemidji. &
Bemidji friends and relatives re-
ceived announcements 4 of the mar
riage Of Miss Flora Southworth, for
merly of this city, and a daughter
of Mr.: and Mrs. IT. P. uthworth,
to Clarence B. Jones of%sBlackfoot,
Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs Jones will
make their home in Blackfoot
Miss Dena Volstad of Miss Doro-
thea Ian gemo of Kenyon, Minnesota,
who have been visiting at the Lilo
home at Lengthy, were in Bemidji
yesterday enroute to Roseau, Crooks
ton AMI other points, where they will
visiting friends before returning to
their home, in about a mon tn.
Charles Borchardt, principal in the
local high school, returned from a
two weeks visit with his wife's par
ents at Bemidji on Saturday even
ing. He will leave within the
course of a day or so for the Yellow
stone National park where he expects
to be employed during the months
Of July and August. -Crooksto
Daily Times. ~ -. ---.-z p 3
Miss Carrie Ness and Oscar Thomp-
son, both from the southern part of
the state, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs., Michael Djonne of
theto of Liberty for the past sew
eral days, stopped in Bemidji a few
hours last evening enroute to their
home. Mr.. Thompson came here
to look over some land with view
of Investing in same.
James ,Winnebrenner returned yes
lterday from Lake Plantaganet
where he has been on his annual
fishing trip. Uncle Jim as he is
familiarIy known among his friends
and neighbors, is considered one OF
the best hunters and fishermen in
| this part of the state. Owing to in.
clement weather the past week, his
luck was not as good as usual, as the
lake was too rough for fishing.
Wild flowers formed charming &c.
orations for the "Onpawe Lodge
yesterday afternoon, when Miss Lii.