The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-05

ne Will remain o
days on official business.
John Isaacson of Kelliher accom-
paired Miss Inez Gunderson to Be-
midi this morning. MI. Isaacson will
return to his home this evening.
r. L. Nichols Of Little Falls was
among the business callers who spent
yesterday in the city calling on
friends and t%ransacting business.
We still have a few boxes Of those
Western apples at$2..26 per box. at
'Schmitt's grocery.-Adv.
C.. Reinhold, Clyde H. Workman
and C.. d. Peterson Of Red Lake Falls
arrived in Bemidji last evening and
are among the attendants at the
teachers convention.
e. NJ. Mitchell, superintendent of
the public schools at Warren, arrived
In Bemidji yesterday and will spend
the next few days here attending
the teachers convention.
Henry M%ontbriand returned from
Tenstrike this morning where he has
spent the past two days on business.
Mr.. Montbriand is connected with
the Hansen billiard hall.
A. l.. Molander left last evening
for the twin cities where he will att
tend the Joint Rate session of the
Railway and Warehouse commission.
He will be away until Saturday.
Attorney Thayer Bailey will leave
tonight for St. Paul where he will
attend a reunion of his st. Paul law
school fraternity tomorrow night.
While in the cities he will visit the
show. +
Mrs. Ed. Akre OF Nymore, who
came down with scarlet fever last
week, is getting along nicely and her
son, Carl, who also had the disease
is well again. Margaret, who is
seven years old, is still quite sick.
Dinner and supper will be served
in the Baptist church tomorrow. All
are invited to attend. Tickets 35c.-
Adv. 49,
o. B. Grotte of Guthrie spent yes
terday afternoon in Bemidji calling
on old friends and transacting bust
ness. M. Grotte formerly made his
home in Bemidji and was proprietor
of the variety now owned by Mr.. Me-
groth.
c. H. Mills, manager of the Swift
and Company branch at Brainerd, is
a short time in the city
on business for that company. Mr..
Mills was accompanied by H. E.
Craft of Brainerd who is also con-
with Swift and Co. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Lunn and
sons Robert and James, who have
spent the past few days in the twin
cities, will return to Bemidji tomor-
row. They went to meet MI. Lunn's
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Lunn of Auburn Maine, who are
on their way to California.
The Northern National Bank has
since its organization, over 10 years
ago, been a friend for and a true
friend of the farmers, tho merchants
and the wage earners In this COM
munity.-Adv. vs.. =
Mrs. Ben Herschfeld of St. Paul
arrived in Bemidji yesterday and
will remain here with her husband,
who was injured in the Kelliher fire
yesterday morning, until he has re-
covered sufficiently to return to his
home. Mr.. Herschfeld received q
wrenched back which will prevent
him from resuming his duties as ira
Yelling salesman for Daniel Aberlee
& Son, of St. Paul for some time.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy entertain
ed at a sleighride party and oyster
supper last evening. The party drove
out to the Murphy farm two and a
half miles Southwest of town, where
the supper was served. Those who
participated were Mrs. NJ. Downs,
and the Misses Emma Noeson, Lucy
LaFontisee. Hazel Minnick, Ida De-
Rushia, Julia Nelson, Vera Falls,
Ruth Walker, Christine Berggren,
Thelma Johnson, Elizabeth Erickson,
Carrie Armstrong and Muza Prather.
Harry Erickson and Julius Miller
left this morning for Brainerd where
they will remain until tomorrow
morning on a pleasure visit. To-
morrow the young men will journey
to Staples, Minnesota, where they