The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-07

S100UAAOtAoI UuIAAS VnO bumm0Is
Mrs Ross Prentias left last might
for Minneapolis where she will Join
Mr. Prentiss. who Is employed there
as q linotype operator. Mr.. Prem
tiss was linotype operator at the Be
midi Sentinel before going to the
cities Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Prentdss's
mother, will remain in Bemidjf until
a later date.
v. M. Owens of Hines has opened
his office on Beltrami avenue first
building north Of the Union Depot.
The number is 40. Mr.. Owen will
deal in lands, both improved and UNI
tmproVed.AdV. sit:
Mrs. Charles Bush two little chill
dren have had the scarlet fever but
are now well again and the quaran-
tine has been raised. Mrs. Bush's
mother Mrs. William Hyatt and her
aunt, Mrs. Ida Hazen Of Puposky
were also at the Bush home during
the quarantine but have now return
ed to their homes.
DR.. ]. #. Peterson Of Internationa
Falls and J. G.. Peterson, also Of that
city, being connected with one of the
banks there, are in Bemidji today as
the guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Peterson, Jr. DR.. Peterson
recently moved to International Falls
from Baudette, where he has practic-
ed for several years.
The supper the ladies of the First
Scandinavian Lutheran church. had
planned to give Saturday evening in
the Odd Fellows hall has been post
poned for another week and will be
held May 16.-Adv. "a.
Arthur Brose, one of the Bemidji
mail carriers, who was injured by
fall two years ago, and who is now at
the University hospital in Minneapo-
lis, writes friends in this city that he
was operated upon again May O. He
is getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected, under the circumstances, but
will have to remain in bed for the
next fifteen days. The doctor as
sures him that he will be able to
walk as we'll as he did before his ac-
cident. Mr.. Brose has been at the
hospital since April 16, this last time
and was also there for several weeks
last year. II get the Pioneer each
day." said Mr.. Brose, II could not get
along without it," -
Next Sunday, May 10, is Mothers
Day. Honor your mother by wear
ing white carnation for the depart
ed mother and a pink or bright one
for the mother living; or send her
box of bright flowers while she may
enjoy them. We will have over one
Thousand flowers at the greenhouse
for Mothers Day: Order early as we
may run short. Phone 166. A. e.
Webster.-Adv. ~,
A meeting of the Bemidji charge of
the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church was held last evening to con-
slider the proposition of issuing a call
to a permanent. minister. I. B. o.
son was made chairman of the meet
ing and Mr.. Sims of Solway was cleo
ted secretary. "A letter was read
from the United Lutheran church
Home Mission board, in which they
asked for the privilege of selecting a
minister for this charge, stating that
they were familiar with this field
and also with the prospective can
didates and that better results would
be obtained by leaving it to the
Board of Mission. After a lengthy
discussion, it was decided to post
ipone the call and ask the Board of
Mission to have the candidate
they recommend visit this charge be-
fore final action is taken. Among
those from the other congregations
belonging to this charge that were
present were Messrs Sims and Salt
ness of solway. Messrs. Larson and
Ohristopherson of LaPorte Mr.. Byre
of Walker and Mr.. tHovde of Cyp-
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