The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-07-09

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One Of these days you ought to
80 fto.sHakkerups and have your Pic
.urs taken.-Adv. -
Mrs. Ole Moen has returned from
Fosston where she has spent the past
ten days as the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Moen says that the crops in
the vicinity of Fosstons are i'm ex-.
cellent snaps and the farmers expect
a banner harvest. 3.
Mrs. J. o.. Sather+ and sons of War
rem, who are spending the summer.
at Turtle River, where they have
rented q cottage, returned to Turtle
River yesterday after spending sew.
eral days as the guests Of Bemidji
and Bemidji Beach friends.
Have your furniture repaired 1t
the bargain store llrst class work st
reasonable prices Adv. :, ~
Theodore Gullickson, who at one
time resided in this city, but who is
now district manager of the Hamm
Brewing company with headquarters
at .Moorhead, will leave this evening
for the twin cities after having
spent several days in Bemidji on
business matters.
Whitney Brown, of the Barker
Drug and Jewelry store, returned
from a short vacation trip
to Duluth. A. Aune of the Segal
accompanied him and con-
his trip to Washburn, Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Aune will return the lat
ter part of the week. @
IN There is perfect safety In the For
eisn Bills of Exchange bought from
the Northern National Bank. 1t II
. convenient and economical way to
to the old country.-Adv.|
: Sam Cutter, who has charge of the
postal saving bank of the Bemidji
postoffice, returned to Bemidji last
evening from Walker where he con-
Quoted civil service examinations
yesterday. Mr.. Cutter conducts all
civil service examinations in this ter
ritory for the government.
John Doran, who at one time was
in. business here. but who is now
a plumbing establishment
At International Falls, is In Bemidji.
Mr.. Doran was accompanied by his
wife who will remain here as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. A. B.
Hazen, during the next fey days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Palmer have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
R. Vinegar, J.. O.. Booth and Mabel !
Booth Of Readlyn. Iowa. Mrs. Wine
gar and Mabel Booth are sisters of
Mrs. Palmer and Mr.. Booth is al
brother. they made the trip to Be
midji by automobile and will remain
here a month. ..,~~.--. a.-,s-,
Nary Kittleson, the fifteen year
old lad who was severely burned last !,
evening when he attempted !
to set fire to some gun powder, is !
improving and it is not believed that
he will be at all SCARED. His face
and arms were badly burned, the
fact that his hat was down over his j
eyes alone saving them from injury.
The rest room is daily becoming]
more and more popular with those
who visit Bemidji for shopping pur-]
poses, and the register which IL kept
by Mrs. Thompson, who is in charge,
contains a large number Of names
each day. It is surely appreciated
by the farmers, In whose slhehaf its
establishment was largely done, and
by others also. -'s.
Captain Ralph Brandon of the1
Bemidji Athletic club baseball team
has announced that there will be
practice every evening in prepare
ton for the game with Grand Rapids
which will be played in that city
next Sunday. Grand Rapids, RS
usual, shass4one Of the best amateur
teams in. the. northern part Of the
state. and victory will mean much
for the Bemidji boys. -,
w. Eatock, who has been taking
photographs throughout the country,
spent the past ten days In and about
Bemidji. He will leave Bemidji for
Crookston, Minnesota, by team and
will Interchangeable Of the various
farming communities while enroute.
Mr.. Eatock will also. represent the
Pioneer on his trip, supplying this
paper with photographs Of interest
and solicit subscriptions for the pa,
per. Il
The Marcum cottage at the head
of Lake 5Bemidji was the scene Of an
enjoyable picnic supper last evening.
There were nineteen guests, the fol-
lowing being present, Mrs. Naugle,
Mrs. Charles Borchardt. Arch Nau-
gle, Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cochran, Miss Lii
liam Cochran. Miss Evalyn Nutting,
Mr.. and Mrs: Lee LaBaw, Lorraine
Kreatz, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer.