The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-04-13

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hotel last evening George and Mrs.
Cochran. Lillian Cochran, William
Chiclh ester and Earle Cochran.
Miss Volga Evenson, who has
spent her Easter vacation with
friends in Thief River Falls, return
ed to tBemidji today. Miss Evenson
lis a teacher in the Bemidji schools. .
Miss Bertha Dicaire left yesterday
for Grand Forks, where she will visit
her sister, Miss Clara for some time.
Clara Dicaire, is employed as cashier
with the Red River Power company.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Borchardt
of Crookston, who have spent Easter
vacation, the guests of Mrs. Borch-
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Naugle, left yesterday for their
home. -
| Attorney C. A. Albright of Brain
erd, who was elected president of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
which was held in this city, was in
Bemidji Saturday. - -
Remember the thine, the place, and
the play, can American Citizen" a
four part comedy by the Famous
Players, at the Grand Tuesday only
opening with matinee at. 3 p M.
ADV.
S. and Mrs. Lycan, who is a member
Of the Little Falls high school facul-
ty, left this morning for that city af-
ter having spent the Easter vacation
at her home here.
Mrs Dora Warner of Plains, Mon
Etana, who has been the guest of her
son Austin Warner of this city for
Eome time, left today for her home.
Mrs. Warner is IS years old and is
making the trip alone.
Why not make your children a
birthday present of bank book from
the Northern National Bank? It will
encourage them to be thrifty and
teach a valuable lesson in economy.
Adv.
Mick Burns, formerly connected
with the rookston Lumber company
of this city as filler, but who recently
accepted a position with the Deer
River box manufacturing company,
was in Bemidji yesterday visiting
friend.
J. w. Radspinner, formerly OF
Madison, Lake county, North Dakota
has purchased farm near Turtle
River and is already making his
home there. Mr.. Radspinner pur-
chased his new farm through j.. j
Opshal. :
Miss Marion White will leave to.
night for Minneapolis, where she will
spend a day with friends before re.
burning to Downer Seminary at Will
waukee where she is a student, and
from which institution she viii
graduate this spring.
| Schools of Bemidji reopen tomor
row morning after having been clos
ed during the Easter vacation, ant
as a consequence many of the teach
ers have already returned to the city
from their various homes where they
have spent the holidays.
The men will give their annua
! ham and egg and flap-jack supper ii
3 the basement of the Presbyterial
church.. on Tuesday eve. April /.
from 5 until p. m. Bring tn
whole family. Adv.
Herbert Warfield entertained
few friends at dinner party an
s dance Saturday evening at his homo
y I'll Lake Boulevard. The guest
were Misses Marion White, Arvill
! Kenfield, Mona Flesher and Messrs
+ Harold White and Jack Herbert.
An American Citizen the famou
: comedy success in which Nat Coco
r win scored one of his greatest tr
: umphs lis to be shown at the Gran
. tomorrow only Opening with ma
I Einee at 3 p. m.---Adv. .Es
i Miss Lillian French, who has bee
t the guest of her mother Mrs. Geors
r French for a short time, returned
s her home at Leonard Saturday Nj
= French is spending the winter
+ .Renlidji in order to give her childre
t / an 0pportunity ito attend the Bel
idji schools. s
81 John Barrymore one Of the nc
j. popular fayorites of the Americi
Il stage, in s.An American Citizen
lelthe Grand Tuesday only openi1
a. with matinee at 3 p. IN: Reme1
s-Iber one day onl dv.
IL Rev. s. E. White will go
ID Tenstrike toni ght where he will he
s, Easter services in the Presbyteri,
s church The entire choir and T