The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-15

Judge and Mrs NJ. A. Spooner, Mr..
land Mrs G. H. Strickland, DR.. and
Mrs. L. A. Ward and Attorney and
Mrs. G.. M Torrance at dinner last
Ievening.
! '.Save the pieces" of stoves and
|other castings and have them welded
at the Bemidji Welding and Machine
leo. Phone 69.-Adv.
Frank S. Lycan and George Kreatz
left yesterday noon for Bena,
where they will spend several days
hunting. They were joined by sew
eral Crookston men, one being W..
is. Lycan, a brother of the Bemidji
hotel proprietor.
'Save the pieces, Of stoves and
other castings and have them welded
at the Bemidji Welding and Machine
Co. Phone 69.-Adv.
Miss Mildred McGriff of Chicago
is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Conger, 901
Lake Boulevard. Miss McGriff was
Mrs. Conger's nurse for six weeks,
while she was at Lake Side hospital.
Miss McGriff will be a guest at the
Conger home for month.
Minnesota horses weighing from
900 to 1000 lbs, have just arrived
at Pogue & Sons Livery barns. They
are for sale or trade-Adv
An effort is being made to arrange.
game of football between the Grand
Rapids city team and. the Bemidji
Athletics for next Sunday. Such Il
! contest had been scheduled for last
Sunday, but was cancelled by Grand
Rapids at the eleventh hour.
We have just received a carload
of young Minnesota horses, ranging
in weight from 900 to 1900 lbs. They
are for sale or trade. Pogue e Son,
owners.-Adv.
Mayor Tom Morris and W. S. Ly-
can left this morning for Bemidji
where they plan On enjoying hunt
for the remainder of the week. They
will camp at the lake district near
Bemidji and will go after both ducks
and "wednesday, Crookston
Daily Times
A checking account is a great
convenience for women, se it fur
nishes an accurate record of her
household expenses. The accounts Of
women are welcome at the Northern
National Bank.-Adv.
AS yet no arrangements have been
made for high school football game
by Manager Simons and it is probable
that the next game to be played by
the team will be at Grand Rapids
next week. Brainerd, Fosston, Crook
ston, Grand Rapids and several other
teams will be played on the home
grounds later in the season. ID,
Friends in Bemidji have received
word from Mrs. Vina Cossentine Of
Eagle Bend, Minnesota, that her son,
Stephen, died very suddenly in Fargo,
North Dakota The funeral will be
held from his mothers home tomor-
row. Stephen Cossentine was very
we'll known in this city by old resi-
dents, having been here on numer-
GUS occasions His aunt, Mrs. Frank
Cossentine Of Blackjack, will come
down on the night train and will go
| to Eagle Bend in the morning to at
tend the funeral.
For Sale or Rent-Five acres good
land near brick yard; good house,
we'll and barn. All fenced and un-
der cultivation, some orchard on the
land; first class truck farm. Also
$50 acres farm land, good hardwood
timber, "a acres under cultivation
and good meadow. Will sell reason
able. Address G.. H. Bang, Bemidji,
Minn.-Adv.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
| Miss Esther TennstrOm last evening,
when number of her friends gath
ered at her residence to welcome her
home from her long visit with friends
and relatives at various points in
Wisconsin The guests were Misses
Jennette Jones, Elsie Anderson, Vera
Nelson, Margaret MCGEE, Ella An
tderson, Lillian Magnuson, Ruth Riley
and Mercedes Morrison, and Messrs.
Fred Graham, George Graham, Earl
Riley, Art Grafton, Frank Grafton,
|Rylander, Magnuson, Dick Fenton,
George Sheppard and Jack Williams
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