The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-05
Mrs Farley Dare and Edward Rogers,

Mrs Farley Dare and Edward Rogers,
county attorney.
Many hunters took advantage of
! the beautiful weather yesterday and
many cartridges fell as a conse-
quence. Several parties returned
with as many as thirty birds while.
others had two and three to show
for their efforts.
I There will be football practice of
the Athletic club eleven at the Cen
trial school yard at sharp this even
ing. The lights will be in place and
a week of hard work is the plan Of
Coach Jacobson in preparation for
I the Grand Rapids game Of next Sum
day.
It is urged that every member Of
the Bemidji Athletic club be present
at the meeting of that organization
which is to be held in the Athletic
club rooms tomorrow night. There
is business of much Importance to be
discussed and large number should
attend
Mrs. Mae A. Dennis of Duluth, de-
partment president of the G.. a.. r.,
will be in Bemidji Wednesday after
noon for the purpose of inspecting
the local circle. The meeting will
be held at o'clock and all members
are urged to attend There will be
other business
John C. Parker of Cedar Spur has
been awarded the contract by the
National Drainage company to COM
plete the work on ditch six, north of
Williams, in regard to which there
has been dispute. In company with
E. E. Mcdonald, attorneysfor the
company, and Ernie Bourgeois, rep
resenting the county, he left today
to commence work.-Baudette Reg
ion.
Misses Brady, Philips, Olson and
Louis Daily of LaPorte, Mr.. Jacob
son, Misses Mathilda Hokanson, Ida
Dovdahl, Gertie Grotie of Guthrie,
Miss Mary Jackson of Nary, and Miss
Eliza Boober of FROM, were Bemidji
visitors between trains Saturday.
They are all teachers in this and ad-
joining counties. They visited the
various theatres in the city in the
evening
Miss Margaret Wang will arrive in
the city today or tomorrow from Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, and will be guest
at the N. L. Hakkerup home, GIG Be
midi avenue. Miss Wang is train
ed nurse and was with the Samaritan
hospital in this city for some time.
She is now employed in the Luther
hospital at Eau Claire. Miss Wang
expect TO remain in Bemidji for a |
two weeks vacation.
Saturday afternoon a number of
friends gathered at the home of Mrs.
Ziegler, 1913 Beltrami avenue, hav-
ing learned that it was her fifth we'd
ding anniversary. They brought we'll
filled baskets and the afternoon was
pleasantly spent, lunch being served
at five O'Clock Those who planned
the surprise were Mesdames C. J.
Larson, j. P. Lair, Rhea, Daley,
Barney Erickson, Martin Longballa,
John Hoganson, A. o. Hoganson, Will
White, D. Carney and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Ziegler received number Of
beautiful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. P. Lair and
daughters Helen and Irene, and Mrs.
William McCuaig and daughter Mar
garet and son Donald, returned Sat
urday afternoon from two weeks
visit with friends and relatives at st.
Cloud, Minneapolis, Jordan and
Princeton. The trip was made in Mr..
Lahr's Studebaker car. Mr. and
Mrs. Lair lived at Jordan the first
two years they were married and this
is their first visit there in fourteen
years. At Princeton Mrs. McCuaig
visited her mother, Mrs. s. M. Sim
clair, and she also visited Mr.. Nc
Cuaig's people at -Milaca.