The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-08

| international Falls where he will re-
port the adjourned term Of court
which is snow In progress. Judge
stanton reached the border city this
morning from st. Paul, spending yes
Iterday in Duluth. It is expected that
the term will not be completed for
several weeks.
Mrs. George Daniels Of Bagley. who
has been a-guest at the Charles Blak-
ley home in Turtle River during the
past week, returned to her home Sat
urday. Mesdames Daniels and Blak-
ley also visited the Blakley camp
near ,Northome, where they enjoyed
camp life for a few days before Mrs.
Daniels departure.
Ias-A=large number. of basketball fans
from surrounding towns and villages
were in Bemidji Saturday evening
for the purpose of witnessing the
|"Big Bemidg"- Oswego contest. Among
those present were persons from
Blackduck, Ragley, Walker, Cass
Lake and Tenstrike.
Andy McNabb arrived in Bemidji
Saturday from Virginia where he is
now in business. Mrs. McNabb will
return to Virginia with her husband
tomorrow noon and they plan to
make their home in that city during
the future. Mr.. McNabb says that
business is picking up at fast rate
on the range and that merchants and
mining men look for banner year.
Following are a few of the bar
gains you can get at our store with
in the next ten days: Best Quality
Lanpher Winter Hats and Caps sac
rificed at this sale. All $500 Hats
at $500; all $500 Hats at $1.25; all
$500 Caps at $1.25; all $3.50 Caps
at SOC; all Use Caps at 4Oc Aker-
berg, Kittleson & Co.-Adv.
Wilbur Lycan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lycan, spent yesterday
in Bemidji as the guest of his par
ents, leaving last evening for Min
neapolis where he will enroll at the
University of Minnesota, beginning
the second semester. Wilbur has
been a. student at the University of
North Dakota during the past two
years, where he was prominent in
athletics, being certain of a regular
position on the eleven of next fall
had he remained at the institution.
Mrs. A. E. Henderson of Bemidji
avenue entertained a number of little
folks Saturday afternoon in honor of
her granddaughter, Helen Erwig,
the occasion being Helen's fifth birth
day. A sleigh ride was first enjoyed,
after which the guests gathered at
the Henderson home, where games
were played and a dainty lunch was
served. Miss Verna Barker assisted
Mrs. Henderson in serving. The
guests were Helen Erwig, Margaret
Wedge, Lorraine Kreatz, Lillian Flat
ner, Jane Lucas, Louise Ward, Mer-
riam Wedge, Eleanor Bowser, Eliza
beth Tuomy and Martha Erwig.
Are you in need of shoes? Buy
them at Akerberg, Kittleson & Co.,,
within the next-ten days. These are
bargains: HO'Donnell Shoes. High
grade $500 shoes, button or lace,
black or tan, now only $500. All
other shoes, $500 and $3.50 values,
tan of black, button or lace. All $500.
shoes at this sale, $3.50. All $3.50
shoes at this sale, $2.25.-Adv.
Miss Herignaz Hovigimian, a young
Armenian girl, who is attending
school in st. Cloud, Minnesota, will
come to Bemidji under the auspices
of the Young Peoples society of the
Baptist church, to give lecture Sun
day evening", February 81. Her talk
will be on her work among her peo-
pie and she will also explain how the
war in different ways affects the
people of Armenia. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to come and hear
this young girl speak. Miss Hovigi-
milan will have with her sone hand
made laces and other articles for
sale, which are made by her friends
in Armenia. An opportunity will be
given to display these articles at a
social to be held in the church par
lors for Miss Hovigimian, on Satur-
day evening, February TO- .