The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-09


Fred; Petersen Of Buena Vista trans
acteds business in Bemidji yesterday
$: aa.es your furniture repeiesa q,
the bargain store, first class work u;
reasonable prices.-Adv. e !
Mr.. Rogers ofA Wilton was visit
ing her daughter Rita, who attends
the -Bemfdji high school, yesterday
Attorney John L. Brown returned
|fEem International Falls lastkeyepipg,
where he has been on legal business
Omnibus t., su trains. afternoon
laada might. sHAope s56-ss. Nigh:
Call 104. Bunker.-Adv.
Mesdames Harry Bowers. James
Dbbson and J. C. McGhee antoed to
Bemidji yesterday and spent. the day
with fgtends.
Miss Marguerite Shay Of St. Paul,
will arrive in the city this. evening
and will be the guest Of Miss Minnie
Bailey for some time.
We are gotng. to 4aell all our win
ter goods at 1-2 price during our
Clearance sale.$s4Th es Paria-Adv.
Mr.: and Mrs. sAllepsR Forte, of the
town of Liberty :WeFa4in 'sBemidji
yesterday. enroute to Margie, Mime
sofa, where they will visit relatives
for a. few days. -.
Attorney Thayer G. Bailey went to
Crookston yesterday afternoon on
legal business. He returned to the
city today Mrs. Bailey is still Wis
iting relatives in. Crookston.
The Sunday Tribune OF q recent
date. devoted e., whole. page to the
medicinal properties OF Bnttermilk.-
Adv.
Mrs. C, A. Sprague and daughter
Mabel of Becida were in Bemidji yes
terday., Mabel will go to Wadena
from here, where she will spend the
winter with her grandmother. .-.~
sLessona son Violin and Trombone,
Uprto- tsEmethodss used. Thomas W.
FBrittap, s1119 Doud: ,AYe., COR 18th
st. T..
Dick Melville has gone to Chippewa
Falls, Milwaukee and other points
ON business and while away will also
visit his mother and other relatives.
He, will return to this city in March.
The best medicine in the world.
Pasteurized Bottled Buttermilk. Hear
the horn blow or phone 1855. Bunk
er.-Adv.
J. J.. Opsahl returned to Bemidji
yesterday from the twin cities where
he attended the meeting at which the
Minnesota Potato Growers associa-
ton was organized. He was elected
president of the association.
The Paris Clearance Sale common
ces Jan. 9, until Jan. Is. Come in
and let US show you what real bar
gains are.--Adv.
Mrs. H. A. Brown of Turtle River
was called to Washington, D. c.,
Thursday on account Of the serious
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. r. E.
Macomber. Mrs. Macomber is a sis
ter: OF Whitney Brown Of this city.
Private or Class Lessons in Short
hand and ,Typewriting, afternoon or
evening. Phone 544 : w. Emma
E. Noesen.-Adv..
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Nudd of Will
liston. North Dakota, passed through
the city yesterday, enroute to
their home after q VISIT with friends
in Duluth. Mr.. Nudd travels for the
Kelley-Howe-Th Thompson company OF
Duluth.
Just received beautiful line of
party dresses, lust the thing you've
been looking for. Come in and look
them over. A big bargain during the
sale. The Paris.-Adv.
1t is expected that there will be
Fa good attendance at the big Be
midg"- Chaska game this evening.
The local management is under a
heavy expense in bringing such Or
CARNATIONS a.. Chaska here and un-
less better crowds turn out than last
night several Of the most important
games, such as those with Red, Wing
and Oswego, may be called Oh. An
admission charge Of IS cents will be
made for the game this evening.
The strength Of tho Northern M.
itional3 Bank } liea5 not alone lin til
|.Gepitels and: ReeoqEees,s;; but n tn
character and financial responsibility
Of; the men who conduct its..anaira
40 wsll.-Adv.
G. G. Winter, Of Minneapolis,
where he is connected with the: shevs
lin interests, and formerly Of thin
city, for some time being in :eharge
of. the Crookston Lumber company
land Office here, arrived in Remidji
&hio ,mnrnin~ an6 x.,lll rovnoln hore