The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-11-21

Lake were Bemidj1 visitors yesterday.
It was Mr.. Morrison's first visit to
Bemidji since his defeat in his can
didacy for commissioner in the third
district. Hehwas in the city for the
purpose Of attending a meeting of the
executive committee of the Mime
sofa Chippewa council, of which he
is president.
When Mike Schusser called last
evening to see his brother, A.. p.
Schusser, at the Times ablishment,
where the latter is employed in the
typographical department, it was the
first time they had seen each other
for, ten years. Quite naturally they
enjoyed pleasant visit. Mike Schus
ser left this morning for Red Lake
Falls, his former home. He has been
working for some time with lumber
concern at Couer de- Alene, Idaho.
Crookston Daily Times.
Teachers, students and housekeep-
ers will be pleased to learn that we
have just received a shipment of
cooks recipe card files No kitchen
complete without one. Complete
outfit 85c. Bemidji Pioneer Office
Adv.
Mrs. Mark Lambert, formerly Miss
Clara Fisk of this city, arrived this
from Westwood, California,
for two months visit with her ia
Their, Judge D. H. Fisk of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert left Bemidji
last February for Westwood where
Mr.. Lambert is superintendent of the
logging department of the Red River
Valley Lumber company Miss Alta
Fisk, sister of Mrs Lambert, is
bookkeeper for the Red River Valley
Lumber company of that city.
H. Ongstad left yesterday morning
for Minneapolis where he will spend
a short time before going to New
York City, from which place he will
sail on November "a, on the Scan
dinavian line for Norway. Mr. Ong-
stad, who has.spent the past six years
in America, expects to make his fu-,
ture home in Norway He is
brother of Ole Ongstad of the Be-
midi Auto company and was in part
nership with him, and when he left
he sold out his interest to his
brother.
Teachers, students and housekeep-
ers will be pleased to learn that we
have just received shipment of
cooks recipe card files. No kitchen
complete without one Complete
outfit 85c Bemidji Pioneer Office
Adv.
Mrs. Rose Atfel Schmahl, mother
Of julius A. Schmahl, secretary of
state, died in Duluth Thursday night,
after an illness of two days. She
will be on Sunday in Redwood Falls,
the old family home. Mrs. Schmahl
was born in Mainz, Germany, Feb
ruary 20, 1928, Ceap year), and
when IL years old went with her ia
Their to Havre, France, and thence to-
London, sailing from there to New
York. They came west and spent
some time at Galena, Ill.,, where they
had relatives, and later to St. Paul.
Teachers, students and housekeep-
ers will be pleased to learn that we
have just received a shipment of
cooks recipe card files. No kitchen
complete without one. Complete
outfit S5c. Bemidji Pioneer Office
Adv.
Terrible sufferings are being en-
dured and lives lost in the Austrian
hospitals because their supply of
cotton is cut off and they have. alb
nothing for soft dressings.
One young lad had one of his eyes
shot out. All that the nurses had
for dressing was a piece of woman's
petticoat, torn and ravelled into a
semblance Of cotton. Surgeons cot
ton may be sent by parcel post and
will cost about 40 cents a pound pre-
paid. Arrangements are being made
to send 100 pounds from Information
al Falls. Leave orders before Mon
day noon, with DR.. Swinnerton, Rev.
E. L. Heermance or at Lawrence's
drug store.-Internation Falls Jour-
nal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hoganson were
rendered pleasant surprise by
number of their friends last evening,
the occasion being their second we'd
ding anniversary. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Gainey, Stew
ems, Edgar Jahr, Herman Stitch, John
Hoganson, John Ziegler, Barney
Erickson, Mrs. Smith, Misses Anna
Johnson and Evangeline Smith and
Messrs. Edward Odegard and Lee.
The evening was spent in playing
cards and music. Miss Anna John
son received the highest score and
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