The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-10-06

watin was in Bemidj dji last evening on
professional business. He left this
morning for Grand Rapids where he
appeared before Judge McClenahan
onsa motion. this morning. Mr.. Stone
will soon move te Hibbing where he
will engage in the practice of his
profession
Mrs. B. Thompson Of Candy, Min
nesota, arrived in Bemidji last even
ing. She left early this morning for
the Michael Djonne home in the town
of Liberty where she will visit for
a few weeks Mrs. Thompson may
invest in Beltrami county land while
in this vicinity. She is an aunt of
Mr.. Djonne.
I will pay M.20 per cWt. in trade
for closed Norway pine cones for the
balance of the year. w G. schroed-
Ier.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Titus, Mrs. M.
c. Bachelor and son, G.. C. Gowran,
Mr.. and Mrs F. b. Feitam, Judge
G. H. Coyley, Mrs. Miller and Miss
Helen Hamilton, all Of Grand Forks,
returned to their homes this morn
ing after spending few days at
the e. p. Mcdonald and Williams
homes at Lavinia
A union meeting of the Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian Ladies' aids
will be held in the Methodist church
basement tomorrow afternoon at 3
p. M. A short business meeting of
the Methodist Ladies' aid will be
held promptly at 2:30. Calendar
money is due. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
The best bunch of horses ever
brought to Bemidji, harness broke,
on sale at Pogue's barn, Saturday,
Oct. 10.-Adv.
Alfred Moritz, a former Bemidji
boy, but now located in Minneapolis,
where he holds responsible posi-
ton, is the guest of his parents for.
a few days Alfred was at one time
a member of the high school football
team and starred while playing an
end position. He is always given a
cordial welcome by his many Bemidji
friends on his home visits.
Have your Winter Garments thor.
oughly cleaned and renovated now.
The Model Dry Cleaning House.
Phone 537.-Adv.
Rev. c. w. Gilman, pastor OF the
First Methodist church, returned this
morning from Montevideo, Mime
sofa where he attended the North
ern Minnesota conference of the M.
E. church. Mr.. Gilman stated upon
his return that the best reports ever
given at these conferences were
given at this meeting, both as to the
financial condition and the addition
to the churches.
Wood for sale at the new wood
yard, delivered any place in the city.
Leave all orders at Anderson's Enl-
ployment Office, 2O5 Mimi Ave.
Phone 147 Lizzie Miller, Prop
Adv.
In another column is found the an
nouncement of County Attorney Tor
rance, who seeks reelection. Mr..
Torrance has served the county faith
fully and we'll while serving as the,
county's watch dog and the only
complaints so far heard against him
is that he has been too faithful. That
sort of service deserves recognition
by reelection, which he undoubt
edly deserves and we believe the vot-
ers of Beltrami county appreciate
good work on the part of its officials.
-Spooner News.
ne SLI0ASw VI IAS 4NOIkASIu No.
tional Bank lies not alone in it's
Capital and Resources, but in the
character and financial responsibility
of the men who conduct its affairs
as well.-Adv.
On their return from Crookston
the members Of the Bemidji high
school football eleven were enthus-
iastic over the manner in which they
were entertained while at Crookston
where the team played Saturday.
The boys claim that they were never
accorded a more cordial welcome or
given better treatment and already
are planning entertainment for the
Polk county players when they
come here for return game in Mo-
vember. In speaking of the recep-
tion, the Crookston Times says:
''The Crookston high school pupils
| were the hostesses on Saturday even
ing at a reception given to the Be-
midi team in the high school build
ing. The Bemidji team was invited
to- be present and came in a body.
They were cheered by the Crookston
pupils as they entered the building.
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