The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-03

| and transacted business.
You can't get off the road to
! Blackjack on the Fourth Of July.
Simply follow the crowd. 1-73
| Mrs. Paul Kvale of town of FROM;
passed yesterday in the city on busi-s
ness matters.
Misses Ellen and Marie Hines of
Minneapolis, who are summer Wis
itors at Pinewood, were the guests
of friends in Bemidji yesterday.
Miss Carrie Shafer of the town of
Northern was in the city yesterday
and while here was the guest of
friends.
Mrs. William Clish and children
returned last night from little Falls
where they had been visiting Mrs.,
Clish's sister. -
| Misses Mildred and Helen Olson of
EDassel, MINI. who have been the
guests of their uncle, R. A. Olson,
and wife, returned to their home this
morning.
The Sports Committee at Black
duck will put on any race or event
! of any kind on request. We only
ask that it be funny, foolish, fast,
furious and free for all. Cash prizes
will be offered and paid on the spot.
1-73
R. C. Macomber of Washington,
| D. c., spent yesterday in the city
| Mr. Macomber is spending a week
with his wife's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. H. A. Brown of Turtle River
He is brother-in-law of Whitney
Brown of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Welter of Crook
ston were called to Puposky last
| week on account of the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Welter's father, Austin
| Warner. Mr.. Welter returned to
Crookston yesterday, but Mrs. Welter
will remain for a longer visit.
DR.. c. J. Larson and family haVe
gone to Dresser Junction, Wis.,,
! where they will visit Mrs. Larson's
mother The doctor will return to
Bemidji this week but Mrs. Larson
and children will remain for about a
month.
Mrs. M. F. Wilson returned this
morning from ten days. visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mag
nuson, of Duluth. Her two nieces,
Irene Johnson and Mildred Anderson,
accompanied her to Bemidji and will
visit at the Wilson home for a week
or ten days.
w. S. Mclaughlin and w. P. De-
bereux, grain men of Minneapolis,
motored to Bemidji yesterday. The
Mclaughlin and Debereux families,
Frances Long and Beatrice George
arrived last night and the entire
party went to Birchmont where they
will spend the next few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Reid and
daughter, Miss Nina Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dietz and daughters,
Misses Gladys and Viola of Staples,
who have been on an auto trip to
Bemidji and various points around
this vicinity, returned to their home
yesterday. They went by the way of
Itasca State park
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van, better
known as dot" Hazen, and Chas.
Van, will appear on the stage at the
Grand Theatre, Wednesday, July 4,
presenting several of the late songs
and newest instrumental pieces.
VIM. S. HART in "The Square Deal
Man," thrilling Western drama in
5 parts. and the first of the new
KEYSTONE COMEDIES, "The Nick
o-Time Baby" will be the unusual
picture program, and shows will be
run all afternoon and evening-to-
morrow, July 4. 1-73
The Brainerd Dispatch contains
the following item in regard to Les
lie bullet Joe) Bush: with Bush
pitching, Philadelphia beat Wash
ington to 5. The Athletics played
errorless ball and nailed nine hits
Their heavy batting was concen-
trated in the third inning when
four runs were secured. The first
game of the day resulted in a slug
Eging bee, the score being. to- IA to g.,
Seibold pitching. The Athletics got
3 runs in the first inning from
Washington, in the fourth, 1 in
the fifth, 4 in the seventh"
Mr.. Otto G. Schwandt wishes to
announce to the ladies Of Bemidji
and vicinity the arrival of Miss NJ.
Massey, representative of Messrs
Sprague. Warner & Co., Chicago,
who will call on all our good Gus
i TONERS and show the RICHET ,TEII
brand of canned vegetables, fruits,
preserves, etc. AS Miss Massey's
stay in our city is limited to few
days, appointments can be made by
calling at or telephoning the store.
Every lady should see this splendid
line. 3-76