The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-04-16

ed at the home Of Mrs. H. A. Bridge
imam, April %.
| You will reduce your living ex-
pense If you buy your canned goods
at schmitt's grocery. Adv.
Dr. G. r. sanborn, who has spent
the past week at Saskatoon, Canada
on business matters, returned to Be
midi this morning.
| James Burke has recently purchas-
ed the Henry Nye property in Ny
more and after remodeling the dwell
ling will move into It,
| DR.. Wilcox, the prominent ply
stefan of Walker, spent last evening
in the city, having been called here
on professional business.
1 Have your furniture repaired at
the bargain store first class work At
reasonable prices ADV.
! Mrs. G. S. Barclay and family
who formerly lived at Maltby, have
moved to Grant Valley, where they
will make their future home
John Gustafson of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, who has been looking
after his interests in this vicinity,
returned to his home yesterday.
A complete line of field and gar
den seeds at w. G.. Schroeder store
ADV. T..
S. j. Harvey of the Crookston
Lumber company, who has spent
flee of the company left last evening
for that city. % VIE
Friends of Mrs Hans Kloster, for
merly Miss Mary Hannah of Wilton
have learned of her death at Lakota,
North Dakota. Death was caused
from typhoid and lung fever
Mrs Herbert Cutler and children
of Park Rapids, Minnesota, arrived in
the city last evening and will be
the guests of Mrs. w. S. Lamont and
Mrs. Joe McFadden this week.
One OF these days you ought tc
20 to Hakkerups and have your pic.
:ure taken.-Adv. Sa- ..-
Mrs. S. S. King of the town OF
FROM is in the city yesterday on
business. She also visited her
daugher Lenora while in the city
returning to her home in the even
ing.
F. A. King and wife of Cass Lake
spent last evening in Bemidji. Mr.
King is receiver of the Cass Lake
government land office, and was I'M
til his appointment a resident OF
Grand Rapids.
Your garments look better and
do not require cleaning so often
if sent. to the Model Dry Cleaning
House. Tel. 537.-Adv.
Mrs. Guy Todd of Walker, who
Ihas been employed in the Clerk of
Courts office during the rush, has
returned to her home at Walker.
Mrs. Todd is a sister of Miss Muzzy
Prather of this city.
Arthur Brose, one of the city
mail carriers, went to Minneapolis
this morning for treatment. Mr..
Brose was injured by a fall about
two years ago, from which he has
not entirely recovered.
Mr.. Lee, the manager of the Bag
ley Mercantile company, was in Be-
midi yesterday on business. Mr..
Lee and family will leave for Nor
way about May 2, and will spend
four months in Europe.
The Southland Quintette, Amer
ica's premier colored Jubilee concert
company, will be at the Grand
Theatre Wednesday, April 22nd.-
Adv. a. >-...' -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bridgeman
are now at home one door south of
E. Ingersol's at Nymore Mrs.
Bridgeman was formerly Miss Selma
Anderson Of this city. Mr.. Bridge
mans mother will join them later.
A number of friends of Miss
blanche Grafton surprised her Tues
day evening. The girls brought
lunch along, and spent the evening
getting acquainted. Miss Grafton
has just lately moved here from Bau-
dette. ~s.-
George T. Simpson, of tMinneapo-
lis, former attorney general of the
state of Minnesota, and who has
been appearing in several cases at
the Walker term of court, spent last
evening in Bemidji returning to
Walker this morning.
There is perfect safety in the For
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS