The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-01-15

F. Wear of Melrose Minnesota, was
among the business callers who spent
yesterday in the city on combined
business and pleasure trip.
| Another advantage In dealing with
| the Northern National Bank is that
nor is the bank too large for you
| Adv.
| Clifford LaPage won fourteen
lap race at the roller rink last even
| ing allowing his opponent a lap
start. LaPage gained the lap in less
! than ten rounds.
Miss Ella Hampstead returned to
Bemidji yesterday from Lengthy
! where she attended the funeral of
her grandmother who was buried in
that village Monday.
Miss Thelma Johnson has as her
! guests ILLS ~SSh uSI SlSltI ahlSs
Marie Johnson of Pelican Rapids
and her friend Miss Gladys Gordon
of Little Fork.
/ Mrs. Edward Everson of Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, left last evening
| for her home after spending the past
three months as the guest of her
three sons Herman, Martin and Fred
of this city.
| Saturday evening an informal
dancing party will be given in tie
| Odd Fellows hall to which about
| twelve couple have been invited.
These dances will be given once 1
week throughout the winter season.
Ray Spencer left this morning for
Houpt where he will spend the re-
mainder of the winter working in
the lumber camps in that vicinity
! Mr.. Spencer has charge of four
horses owned by Joe McTaggart of
this city.
B. w. Stewart, superintendent Of
schools and Bueford NJ. Gle, agricul-
! idji to visit schools this morning. Mr.
Gle will give an address at the
school. They will return TO Benz
! idji this evening"
A lucky trapper in the territory OF
the north along the NJ & |. railway
passed through Brainerd on his way
to Minneapolis and carrying with
him a silver gray fox. These pests
are worth from $500 to $500. III
ternational Falls Daily Journal
Members Of the Board Of Control
of the Bemidji Athletic Club will
meet tonight in the club rooms 10
transact business for that organiza-
| ton. Several important matters will
be brought before the club and it
is believed that more gymnasium
paraphernalia will be ordered.
Attractive invitations have been
issued for the United Commercial
Travellers dance which will be given
tomorrow evening in the city hall
AS only two more dances will he
given this season by this order a ra-
cord breaking crowd is expected to
attend.
Mrs. L. C. Dempsey is visiting
! frinds and relatives in Staples, Min
nesota. From there she will go to
! Fargo, North DAKOTA, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. Dcmp"ey's sister.
She will also visit Mr.. Dempseys
relatives at Long Prairie, Minnesota
before returning to Bemidji.
w. w. Latta OF Brainerd was, in
Bemidji last evening on a short bust
ness visit. Mr.. Latta Installed a new
burner in the Bemidji Sentinel
linotype machine. The burner is one
Of his own patents for which the de-
mand is rapidly increasing. Mr.. Lat
ia is foreman of the Brainerd. Dis
patch print shop.
Several boys of the city have been
! placed on the blacklist at the Ath-
letic Club hall as a result of disor-
derby conduct while in the building.
! During the last SUPERIOR Bemidji
| basketball game several boys broke
a window in the basement in an at
tempt to sneak in. Two of the boys
were caught and placed on the list.
! Robert Given, formerly one of the
owners of the Given Hardware store
OF this city, now in the hardware
Business at Conrad, Montana, is in
the city for short time as the guest
OF relatives. Mr.. Given has been visit
ing his wife at Virginia, Minnesota.
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