The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-07

ployed ct the Carlson Variety store
returned yesterday from Pine city
Mtnnesota, where. she has beensth>
guest OF her parents during the holit;
days
Omnibus to- all trains. afternoon
and night. Phone 1855. / Nis6.
Call 1o4. 'Bunker.---Adv.
Plans are being made by several
young people for:A.party to bs given
at the town hall soeGrant Valle1 e1
saturdaya.1snuary Is. About twsn-
ty-four high school boys AMI girls
will drive out. =
nj Quincy sBreok,s andsaamily ofrBee
midi avenue, have rented the j. NJ.
Richsrd'a honsson Lake Boule.sra
and the residence is now being rel
decorated and viii be ready ,for@oc-
cupancy next week. 3'&',-'s.
5000 yards Best. Calico will & be
placed on sale Mt t6c1pers yard, Sat-
uraay. jan .. At Troppnal,a-Adv.s
Misses Nora. and Lt<e, Thorson
who have been visiting thetreparents
at Leonard, Minnesota, during the
holidays, were in the city ysstersaay
enroutee to- Grand Forks where they
both have: positions. IL. r. =.
The Sunday Tribune OF .. recent
date, devoted a whole page to- the
medicinal properties ot Buttermilt.-I
Adv.ss :.
f. %. H, Manaushse of Lake Boulevard,
who has been visiting friends and
relatives in Duluth ,duringgthe holt
days. has returned TO Bemidji. Mrs.
Manaugh will remain in Duluth for
another week, the guest Of her para
enta j Z
Laces and Embroideries at less
than half price q. Troppman's Rem.
nant Sale, Saturday and A1opdaa !
Adv.
Attorney Carl L. Hebron went to
Henning, Minnesota yesterday. = on
professional business. He will re-
turn to Bemid1i the latter part of.the
week.. He spent Tuesday on Legal
matters before Judge Wright; at
Walker. i. :, (.
- lessons ON Violin: and Tz.ombones
Up-to- date methods used Thomas w.
Britten, 111s Doud Ave, cor. 18th
stt n
Much interestsis:beingst taken in the
Chaska series which start at the. Ar
:mary' this evening. It is expected
that the hail Will be- crowded to it's
capacity on: all three nights and in
order TO obtain seats, fans should
reach the .Armory early
The est-medic3ne~:in: the world.
Pasteurized Bottled Buttermilk. Hear
the horn blow or phone 355. Bunk
1. er:---Ady.-
Rev: I. D: Alvord, of the Baptist
church, haa~ announced the follow
ing prayer neetihxesss 80, to-
night, prayer mssti alshe held tat
the home Of George sBrmisl corner tof
Eleventh street and Mississippi ave-
nue.. Tomorrow night at the home
of G: M: Booth; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Park avenue.
Private or Glass Lessons in Short
hand and 3; fetsInoona pr:
evening. Phone ga w. Emma
E. Noesen.-Adv.
Chris Observation-Disclosures
son returned to Collegeville, Mime
sofa, yesterday, where: sthey=sre-ats ::
tending St. Johns college, after
spending the pastsstwo weeks tIn this
city.5asssthe ssuestssof their paftlnts.
Enroute theyHwiaf stopzatsSt Cloud
whore they. will spend q FEW, days
visiting friends 49, '''';
Every accommodation consist
ents 70 psEsaes aafet1sM illAstssraataA:
the friends ana customers Of the
Northern ffsssttesst 1ss2 ay:,sszsst:
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Halgren left
last night for Minneapolis where
they willsrsmAse snaik ehs first p<r1n
Of next week: M %IIalgren is the
manager Of Decentralization Be-
mtdtis counpeaE md while in Mnsel;zs
polls win attend q directors meeting
of the Gamble Robineon i cemladEs
and q banquet whichd1s toTbe $1fefd
fol- ,~traEeliaga msas,tfs that~con-
Germ.
Menx teatHae@letnes for ptsns
sch .ski1neys Asann sltr4f# reconsnasad
drinklhg buttstilasta insist tkeaadSe' j.
ton Of the medicine. Then the cure
was IN the Buttermilk, not the medic
ihe. : Ask the DoctofA1AbaF. / =
Miss Lucene McCuatg entertained
last eseaiue, The pccasien Aen1 Adr
birthday: The guests s*ere - Mtsses
Allene Sherwood. Clarice Cout, Alice
Austin, =, Margaret NsdF4or,r Edna
|schmitt, Olive cunningham, Dorothy