The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-07-06
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ling Saturday, ana Sunday with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Given arriv-
led in Bemidji Sunday from their
honeymoon trip on the Great Lakes.
and will make their home at 1906
/ Dewey avenue. Mr.. Given assumed
his duties at the Oliver Hardware
store today 5$ss
Mrs. D. ID. Miller and daughter
Gene. left Friday evening for Hay
ward, Wisconsin, where they will be
1.-THE guests of Mrs. Jens Jorgenson.
Mrs. Jorgenson was for many years
a resident Of Bemidji and is a sister
of Mrs. D. d. Miller of this city.
Mrs. Sam Hayth left this morning
for Verndale, where she will meet
her dau ghter, Mrs. Dick Bertram and
Mr.. lBertram, of Burlington. They
will visit at various points, return
ling to Bemidji in about ten days.
The. Bertrams will spend some time
here.
G. A. Parker of this city was a
Virginia visitor Saturday and while
there played with the famous Welt
eel Bucktail drum corps of Grand
Rapids. Mr.. Parker will not return
to Bemidji for a week, and is now
playing the drums for carnival at
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gray of Rossville,
Indiana, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. Gray's brother, Will
liam Gray, who arrived in Bemidji
week ago, making the trip by au-
tomobile, have started on their jour-
ney home. They were much pleased
| with this country.
Farnum Watson, who during the
past few months has been employed
| as government mail clerk, is the
guest of Bemidji friends. Since en-
tering the work Watson has had the
Canadian Northern run between
Baudette and Warroad, having
charge of the American mail.
Pete Peterson, who was at one
time connected with the Minnesota
& International here, but who is now
in business at Fosston, was the guest
of Bemidji friends Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Peterson played with
the band at the celebration concerts,
being a cornetist of much ability.
Hugh Logan, formerly of Bemidji,
but who is now in the employment
business at International Falls, spent
the Fourth here and left early yes
terday morning for Grand Rapids
where he spent the day with his par
ents. He returned to Bemidji this
morning and later left for Interna-
tiQnal Falls. .- =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Vermelyea CT
Marble spent the Fourth in Bemidji.
Mr., Vermeryea is the cashier of the
Marble bank and came to Bemidji
from Cass Lake where he had gone
to meet his wife who has been visit
ing her mother during the past
month. They returned to Marble
yesterday. - -. I. ,z.S- y. +
Mrs. V. r. Morrison of Coleraine,
who has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. w. Griffith, during the
last few days, will return to her
home this evening. Miss Grace
Stock of Coleraine, who has been a
guest at the Griffith home, left this
morning for Burton, Minnesota,
where she will be the guest of her
sister. 49,.
+ Robert Browning of Minneapolis,
who represents the Seagrave Auto
mobile company, arrived in Bemidji
this morning and will present bid
TO the council this evening for the
placing of a fire auto truck here. Mr..
Browning was the only bidder at a
meeting held here some time ago and
the aldermen appeared to favor his
proposition. -
Among the Bemidji Fourth of
July visitors was a party of young
folks from Cass Lake which COM
prised Miss Bertha Harding,
Miss Ruth Harding, Miss Elva Gill
bert of Crookston, who is a guest at
the Harding home, Glenn Harding
and Marc VanFeltus, who is a mem
Der of the forestry school class which
is spending the summer at Star ISL
and. The trip to Bemidji was made
in the Harding car. ~