The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-04
has spent the past two weeks visit
Ing friends in Bemidji, has returned
to her home. s :ss

ia, was IN Bem1dj1 saturday enrOute
to her home from Wilton, where she
had been on business. B. Y.
Any one wishing good homestead
write or apply J. w. Wilcox, Be
midi, Mimi. or Phone 598.Adv.
Miss Amy Harper of Indianapolis
Indiana, who has been in the govern
ment employ at Red Lake, returned
to her home Saturday.
: N. S. and Mrs. Adams of LaPorte
were in Bemidji Saturday enroute to
Fosston, where they will visit rela-
lives for a short time.
A good education opens the door to
paying positions. Secure your edu-
cation Commercial College, Mankato,
~
Miss Annie Swartz of Grant Valley
returned to her home last week, at
ter spending the winter at Wau-
Minnesota, with relatives.
Miss Ann Bowers closed a term of
school at cInez Friday: She began
ANOTHER term of school in the Bren-
nan district near Wilton today. @ !,
b, The Ladies of the Baptist church
announce food sale to be held Sat-
lrday beginning 1880 p. m. in the
Murphy Furniture building.-Adv. :,
Miss Simpson of Bena, who has
spent the last several days in Benz
dji as the guest of Miss Leah Ber-
man, returned to her home this
morning. -.
J. c. Thompson of Blackduck,
of the board of county COM
was in Bemidji Saturday
md heard Governor Eberhart's talk
m agriculture.
Send me can of Parrot Metal
polish. : Mrs. so and So" thinks
t the best she has ever used. What,
snt this Roe & Markusen's? Well
give me No. 206.-Adv. =.
Frank Patterson of Wilton was
3emidji visitor Saturday and while
II the city called at the Pioneer Of
ice and renewed his subscription
or another year.
-Gelonel Henry Funkley left Sat-
lrday for Fergus Falls, where he
will appear before the Federal court
N several matters. He is making
he trip by automobile.
Mrs. w. H. Roberts returned Sat-
lrday evening from Chicago, where
he has spent the past three months
I the home @: her sister, Mrs. Boles
While Mr.. and Mrs. Boles were in
Mrs. James Murphy, who has late
Y moved to Bemidji from her farm
wo and a half miles out of town,
as been i'll with inflamatory rheu-
natism for the past two weeks and
$ hardly able to move.
A big can of excellent metal polish
an be had for 25c a can at Roe and
grocery. Ask for Par
OF Metal polish when you order
our groceries from them. Phone 2O7
r 2O6.;-Adv.
Marcus Day, son of Frank A. Day
f Fairmont, is in Bemidji. He is
veil known in Bemidji, having spent
auch time here during the past two
ears, attending to his duties with
he land department of the state. -.
Miss Addie Carter, daughter of
dr. and Mrs. A. A. Carter, spent to-
lay in Bemidji as the guest of her
'arents. Miss Carter is now head
trimmer for one of the leading mil
inery establishments at Chatfield. .
Don't forget to see the comedy,
Scenes at Union Station" City
Hall, comprised of the Royal Neigh
'or Lodge and 'Tom Thum Wedding"
~ 100 little tots. Thursday night
Nay Z, City Halliday.
John Ley, who has spent the past
several weeks in Bemfdji compiling
he 1914 city directory, has COM
'leted his work and left this morn
ne for his home at st. Cloud. The
directories will Ibe completed about
[une 1.
George Mcdonald, formerly of Be-
midi, but who during the past few
7ears has been in business at Winni-
'eg arrived here Saturday and will
'emain several days as the guest Of
'elatives and friends. Mrs. Mcdonald
las been here two weeks. -
1t is through the saving habit
hat the rinch men Of today reached
the pinnacle of prosperity. Your
small savings, If regularly deposited
at the interest in the Northern Ma
tional Bank may be the foundation of
your future.-Adv. -@- =
H.. c. Baer, cashier of the
Security State bank, left Satur-