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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
City to Investigate.

The city will investigate deserving
cases and where it is found that prop
er gifts will be appreciated and are
deserved the donations will be made.
Persons knowing of such cases may
be able to aid in the Christmas work
by making the facts known.
The session of the council last
night was brief and but little busi-
ness outside of allowing the usual
number of bills and routine affairs
was transacted.
Next Meeting on Tuesday.
The question of holding the next
meeting was discussed, as the next
two regular meeting nights fall on
holidays Christmas and New
Years's. 1t finally was decided that
an effort would be made to have
quorum present next Monday night
with the understanding that adjourn
ment will be taken over to Tuesday
evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19

According to J. H. Foster, assist
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-12
Call the society editor on
either of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S.

registered pharmacist Of experience,
will take their place.
The Maids and Matrons club will
meet Saturday afternoon with Miss
Marian Sherman at the home of Mrs.
]. w. Campbell of Island Park
Mrs. H. P. Beckwith and daughter,
Dorothy have left to spend the bal
ance of the winter in Los Angeles, Cal.
They will make several stops on the
wa"
Sheriff Gilbert G. Liza of Coopers-
to-, Slim, made a pleasant visit
for couple of days with his brother
in-law, ole A Berg OF First avenue
south.
The Degree of Honor dancing party
which was postponed the evening of
Jan. 6, will be held in the A. o. u. w.
hall on Friday evening, Jan. 10, to
which members of the Degree Of Honor
and A. o. u. w. of Fargo and Moor
head and those holding invitations are
asked to attend. Dancing begins at
800.
The Northside 500 club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. j. E. Orbom
of First street north. Mrs. Fred Henft
won first prize and Mrs. Sarah Ken
nedy second. Luncheon was daintily
served at o'clock on the small card
tables. The club will meet next week
on Wednesday with Mrs. Rae of Tenth
avenue north.
The Childrens' chorus of the Dakota
conservatory which meets under the
direction of Mrs. A. H. Dodsley Friday
afternoons after school will be discon-
tinued on account of the cold weather
and the short afternoons. Darkness
falls so early that it makes returning
to their homes unpleasant for the little
ones. The chorus will be resumed in a
month or so.
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Bright Western
Women
THEY PUT THEIR EASTERN sIs-
TIERS TO SHAME.

WESTERN women are certainly pea
ting their eastern sisters I'd
shame.
Mrs. NJ. G. Fowler, who is in the real
estate business, has sold more thar
100000 acres of Florida land in the last
year.
She has a big Office with dozen
typewriters and large office force Of
experienced men under her.
Mrs. Fowler says the only handicap
woman meets in business is what
she puts on herself.
IT'S oil nonsense-pure nonsense-t0
say that a woman hasn't got the exec
utlve ability that men possess neces7
sary to make a success in business.
It's with women as with men. Some
men have this ability and are success,
full. Some don't and work for some
body else all their lives. Perhaps the
number of successful business women
is smaller proportionately than men.
But remember it's only because fewer
women really throw themselves and
every energy into their business"
Mrs Fowler started with grocery
business fifteen years ago in Okla
homa Then she began to sell land,
She made money until she had enough
capital to start in business for herself.
She went to Kansas City and started
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- OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~
At the Hotels

Fred Underwood of EndeTlin was a
business visitor to the city today and
yesterday.
Robert Mcintyre, clerk at the Wall
dorf, is confined to his room by an at
tack of the grip.
Tom Hall, secretary to the railroad
commissioners, is registered at one
of the hotels today.
A L. Grub Of Wahpeton was a
business visitor to the city and a guest
at one Of the hotels.
c. w. Plain of Miller was a business
visitor to the city today and was reg
istered at the Metropole.
j. L. Gorder of Bottineau was a
business visitor to the city today and
a guest at one of the hotels
w. o. Johnson of Cando, promi-
nent citizen, was a business visitor
to the city today and yesterday.
Miss Tena Jahr of Hitterdahi, Mimi
was visitor to the city today and a
guest at one Of the leading hotels.
Miss Jennie Eggs Of Lisbon came to
the city last evening to visit friends
and is a guest at one of the hotels
H. o. Lbs and daughter of Ellen
dale were visiting in the city today
and registered at one of the hotels
Q. H. Simpson of Neville was at
tending to business in the city today
and stopped at one of the leading no.
tells.
William C. Muir of Hunter was
calling on his friends in the city to-
day and was a guest at the Gard
ner.
w. H. Snyder of Hebron was a
business visitor to the city yesterday
and today and guest at the Wal
dorf.
William Blake, humane agent of the
state, was up from jamestown today
in his official capacity, and was a guest
at the Prescott.
William P. Lee of Devils Lake was
in the city today on business and had
as his guest at dinner at the Gardner,
T. p. Riley, the plumber.
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LADIES Will BE
WELL ENTERTAINED
WOMEN VISITORS TO THE TRI.
STATE CONVENTION WILL BE
GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION AT
THE A. c.-NoT A DULL MO-
MENT WHILE HERE.

On wednesday, Jan. 10, at 10 a. M,
the visiting ladies of the Tri-State
Grain Growers convention are invited
to meet in the reception rooms of
Ceres hall at the Agricultural college,
bers of the faculty to the various
places of interest upon the campus.
Because of the large number that
will attend the convention it has been
decided to invite the people of Fargo
and near vicinity to a formal recep-
ton which will take place later.
From Ceres hall at 10 a. m. the Wis
itors will be escorted to the poultry
yards. the barn, the veterinary de-
partment, the mills, Professor Keene's
department of household physics in the
engineering building and to all places
on the campus which will be of inter-
est to the ladies.
At IL: 80 p. m. dainty luncheon will
be served by the domestic science
girls, after which very interesting
programme will be given.
At 2 p. m. in the gymnasium a;
Ceres hall the programme will begin
It will consist of a number of inter-
esting lectures on subjects pertaining
to home and farm life Professor
Keene will speak on household con-
veniences. In his lecture he will de-
scribe the course in household physics
as taught in the preceding term at the
Agricultural college. Mrs. Randlett
will talk on the subject, From the In
cubator TO the Market; Mrs. Ash on
Sewing as Taught in the Agricultural
College. Miss Haggard will give a
demonstration on Home Nursing Miss
Maud Mathews of Larimore, N. D., who
has a reputation in the state as a
poultry breeder, will lecture on the
subject, Housing, Wintering and Lay
ing.
Everything possible has been ar
ranged to make the meeting success
full and enjoyable. The faculty cor
daily invite all visiting ladies and a
large attendance is expected.
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will not cause distractions.
A novelty in connection With the
seating arrangements is the provision
of four tete-a-tete boxes, two at either
| side of the proscenium opening. They
will be very small in comparison with
the royal and other boxes, but they
should be extremely comfortable
/ Everything has been done to make
the Palladium a bright place. There
is not dull note in the decorations,
which are white, pink and gold, with
colored marbles effectively used for
the orchestra ratings, the lower parts
of walls and so forth. A curions ef-
feet Is obtained in the main yestibule
by the use of silver paint, and, for the
first time, we have imitation stained
and loaded glass introduced for win
dow purposes.
Particular attention has been paid
to the entrances and exits. There are
fifteen exit passages leading into
three streets, and as not one passage
converges into another it is believed
that the great hall could be cleared
within a minute if necessary. 1t is
estimated that when crowded the
place will hold five thousand people.
The stage is equipped with all the
most modern appliances, and it is
pleasing to find that each dressing
room for the artists is supplied with
hot and cold water, and is pleasantly
warmed.
For visitors many special arrange
ments are being made. Shops, tele-
phones, tape machines giving the lat
est news, messengers, writing rooms,
a parcels delivery office and so forth
will be at the disposal of seat holders,
while a palm court has been con-
structed to hold a thousand people at
! tea.
OF this undertaking Walter Glib
bons managing director, and Leslie
Conroy, so long head of the Holburn
Empire, will be manager. The stage
director is to be Frank Parker who
used to invent the scenic sensations
at the London Hippodrome in the old
days.
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London,s Latest Music al.

London Daily Skeach: Londons
new wonder sight. the Palladium. a
pleasure palace which has risen on the
site of the Royal italian Circus, close
to Oxford circus, is TO be opened on
Boxing day. and the programme will
Introduce to variety such acts" as
have never been seen in music hail
It. D. Huntingdon, manager of the
Building Construction Co., conducted
The Daily Sketch over the Palladium
recently. and made IL clear that the
doors could be opened to the public in
a fortnight's time. The structure.
vast and complex as 1t is. has been
put up in six months, but of prelimin-
airy difficulties there were many,
owing to the fact that the 5000 square
yards of land belonged to various
people, and was occupied by houses.
shops and offices held on lease
The solicitors had very busy time
Of it, while architects and surveyors,
representing various interests. We're
seldom out OF the place in the early
days. To begin with some wine vaults
had to be rebuilt, and this meant the
removal of the barrels into temporary
vaults. Then a house had to be
propped up while the lower part was
cut away. and hydraulic pipe had to
be built around.
Though the auditorium is over a
hundred feet wide there are no pillars
to support the circle and the gallery,
the weight being carried on arc shap-
ed Orders. There Is nothing to inter-
fere with the line of sight from any
ent Of the floors is such asto augEest
that even big hats topped with feathers
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Social Notes

Mrs Phinka Mayson of Bismarck
left Tuesday for her home, after de-
lightful visit with Mrs. William Mills,
of Fifth street north
Grand Forks Times: Miss Frances
owen has succeeded Mrs. Alice Nelson
Page as society editor of The Herald,
having begun her duties Monday Miss
owen is a very capable young woman
and will fill the position with credit
to herself and the papers patrons,
E Father Gerard of st. Joseph's cathe-
dral of Moorhead gave a surnptuous
dinner at the rectory Tuesday evening
for the choir of the church After din>
ner, which was handsomely served and
thoroughly enjoyed, social hour or
two was spent with games and mu-
sic.
This evening promptly at $3.50 the
guests and members Of the Century
club will commence to play euchre. The
club has given several pretty dancing
parties, and as a diversion from the
usual list a military euchre is to be
given this evening under capable di-
rection. This is the first of the sort
to be given this season and will no
doubt be highly enjoyable affair.
The Japanese play under the direc-
ton of the Misses Stanley and Reed is
progressing nicely and sixteen of the
young ladies have been chosen for the
dancing girls to begin work on their
part the first of next week. The SOLO
lists are working on their parts and
almost full rehearsal is now possible
Work on the play was given up during
the holidays, and is now being taken
up with new enthusiasm, a number OF
new girls have been taken in to COM
plete the chorus
Mrs. A. c. Stanton of Grand Forks,
who is expected the early part of next
week in Fargo to make her home gave
charming bridge luncheon Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Jessie Mix of
Grand Forks. Mrs. p. f. Server of that
city was also hostess. A very delicious
repast was served at 10 O'Clock from
the seven small card tables. Mrs. w
H. Whitcomb and Mrs. r. A. Jackson
assisting. After the tables had been
cleared a spirited game of bridge whist
was enjoyed. Handsome favors were
offered and these went to Mrs. r. A.
Jackson and Mrs. G. M. Williamson.
Devils Lake journal: Two promi-
nent young people who will be missed
from the duty for few months are
Harold Connolly and Allie MacInnis
who have entered the pharmacist de-
partment of the agricultural college
In their course they Will undoubtedly
make good as they enter with consid-
cradle experience along that line. Mr.
MacInnis worked in Bells drug store
five years and Mr.. Connolly worked
there two years. The former will take
the examination before the board Of
pharmacists on March 16, and the lat.
ter will take the assistants examina.
ton. Friends here will be glad tt
know that they will both probably re.
turn to. their former position at Bells
During their absence, T. A. Boss, 9
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-12
Reliable Prescription for
Kidneys and Bladder

For ailing kidneys or bladder, have
the following prescription mixed or
buy the ingredients and mix them
yourself: THalf ounce Murax COM
pound, half ounce fluid extract Buchu,
six ounces best GIN" Take one to
two teaspoonfuls of this mixture after
meals and at bed time. One should
be sure to ask for best gin when get
ting this prescription. Get it with the
other ingredients at reliable drug
store or at any good liquor store.
This treatment quickly cures such
symptoms as backache, rheumatic
pains in joints, frequent, scanty or
painful urination. highly colored or
scalding urine. pains in groin, dull pain
in back Of head. dizziness. irritability,
etc. These are sure signs OF kidney
trouble and should be attended to
promptly to avoid serious disease.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-12

This skirt shows one of the new anc
popular models made with the waist line
nigh in Empire effect. The extension
above the normal waist line may be
omitted II desired. The back Is also in two
styles one having the usual reverse boz
pleat, and the other being In the habit
style. The length can be adjusted to suli
the taste of the wearer.
Serge, cheviot, plaid and striped tailor
materials, velveteen, &c, are all available
for a skirt of this description.
The pattern 1894 is cut in sizes % to 81
inches waist measure. Medium size re-
quireS 3ak yards Of A inch material.
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending ten cents to the once OF this
paper.
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an ONCE there and has made in ono
year more than the president of the
United States makes.
At present she is interested in the
growing Of alfalfa in Florida.
Mrs. Bridges started a small depart
ment store from money saved by do
ing sewing for the big stores. AS fast
as her small stock of goods was sold
Mrs. Bridges would add more by re,
investing the money, adding TO 1t her
money received for sewing. Soon she
had business large enough to enable
her to give up sewing. Now she owns
quite large store.
Mrs. c. L. Forester owns and OPP
crates a large undertaking establish
ment in Kansas City
The firm of Kimber & Howard of st.
Joseph, Kan, is composed of two wo-
men who started in by selling more
than a million acres in one year for
lhe Union Pacific railroad
They nave bought and sold since ev=
bry variety of Texas and Mexican land,
Miss Kimber and Miss Howard ard
Interested in an irrigation project
which they have worked out After IL
Is over they intend to cut the ground
into fig groves and sell them.
Mrs. Nellie Archibald of Ashland,
Wis, has been elected treasurer OF
Ashland county. She is the first wo-
nan in Wisconsin to hold such an Of
ice.
Mrs. Brit Trevathan is said to be the
first nominee, man or woman, to de-
feat the Democratic ticket in Angelina
county, Tex. Mrs. Trevathan ran for
county clerk on an Independent ticket
and won
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vine guidance, and today their children
and children's children call them bless
ed.
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A pleasant surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Perry of Crosby on
Sunday evening, when about twenty
five of their friends gathered at their
home and made life merry for the
good couple for few hours. The oc-
casion was the twenty fifth anniver-
sarv of the marriage of the host and
hostess and they will certainly remem-
Der the event. A beautiful silver serv-
ice was presented them as token of
esteem.
Surrounded by their children and
grandchildren, with friends to wish
them continued happiness and every
blessing in life, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Driscoll of Grafton, on Saturday, eele-
brated their golden wedding day. The
event has been lovingly anticipated and
preparations made for tender observ-
ance of the day. Long before 10
o'clock ST. Johns church in that city
was thronged with guests who assem-
bled for the religious ceremonial. The
church was in bridal array. Roses,
carnations and smilax were used on
the high and side affairs, which, with
the white hangings and lighted can
dies, made a beautiful effect At 10
O'Clock the bride and bridegroom OF
| fifty years entered to the Lohengrin
bridal music Father Turcott cele-
brated the nuptial mass. the choir as
sisting with special music. Following
the service at the church the relatives
gathered at the Driscoll home for the
family dinner Hundreds Of roses, sent
| by loving friends filled the house with
summer like beauty and fragrance, and
made a fitting setting for the sweet
faced bride, crowned with the silvery
halo Of years. An honored guest at
dinner was Mrs. Edward Brennan Of
st. Thomas, who was present at the
original ceremony in Smiths Falls,
Ont, Jan Z, 1860. Covers at dinner
were laid for ten, those in attendance
from out Of town being Mr. and Mrs.
John C. DriscolI and little daughter,
Mary, of Crookston, and Mrs. Bray Of
winnipeg. In the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Driscol received their friends.
Between 200 and 800 called to felici-
tate the venerable couple. MIR. and
Mrs. Driscoll have lived in Grafton for
over thirty years and have the honor
and esteem Of all who know them. Al
| half century must be told with tears
| and smiles, and the worthy couple have
known the full measure of grief as
well as joy. Through cloud and sun
shine they have trod the pathway of
the years together sustained by the
light OF love, strengthened by the Di-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-12
Smile AS You Begin the Day

It's hard to smile while chopping kinding and build
ing the kitchen fire.
It's harder still to smile when you kept waiting
for breakfast
Therefore it perfectly true to declare that the gas
range contributes to domestic happiness.
Gas cooking means prompt meals.
No good reason exists why you should not enjoy
the convenience of gas in winter as we'll as dur
ing the other seasons.
If your kitchen lacks warmth, we have small at
tachment to the gas range which will give big
heat at little cost
Ask our new business department to explain.
Telephone IA
Union Light, Heat & Power Co.
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Beauty Aids
FOR A VELVETY COMPLEXION.
BY MADAME NAREE

Stop using Injurious face
powders and harmful cos
metics, which clog the pores
and starve delicate tissues
Use plenty Of soap aud
water to remove accumulated
Impurities from the pores
and skiIts surface and apply
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Il ruOu llliring cream. DO THIS and You'll
rough, pimply, colorIess complexion will
take on soft, yelyety. pink and white
You can prepare your own retiring cream
by dissolving two ounces of amarol In a
pint jar of hot water. Any druggist can
supply anaroI which Is not expensive,
and q few treatments will clean and clear
the skin, giving 1t a delicacy of texture
and rose toned establishment impossible
any other way.
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Chop sousy, at Rathsksnsr. Moor- sd.
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STATE WEDDINGS.

A marriage ceremony was performed
by Reverend Wolf at New Leipzig
Tuesday. The contracting parties
were George Heibel, a farmer living
ten miles northwest of Leipzig, and
Miss Justina Schwartz. The bride is
recent emigrant IL n Russia, and has
been employed in the home of Daniel
Giese of that vicinity. The wedding
took place in the home of the bride
groom.
Marriage Of Miss Mary Josephine
Kelly and Lawrence Edward O'Connor
took place at st. MichaePs Catholic
church in Grand Forks yesterday
morning, and the beautiful character
istic of the wedding was the impress
| sive solemnity of the Catholic service.
Father John Maxwell united them in
the holy bonds of matrimony and cele-
brated the high nuptial mass. Mrs.
Charles p Trepanier, sister of the
bridegroom, gave over her beautiful
home in that city for the wedding
breakfast and the intimate friends Of
the two young people made up the
company Of invited guests. The where
| abouts of the Honeymoon trip the sly
| couple have kept to themselves but
they left Grand Forks yesterday and
will be away a week or more. For the
| winter Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor will re-
side in Grand Forks and will receive
after Feb. 1. In the spring they will
build a new residence on the farm and
establish their future home there.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Hagen
to Goodwin r. Larson occurred at the
brides home at Alden, Thursday, Dec.
| 20. After the ceremony, which was
performed by Reverend Ingebretson,
a wedding dinner was served. The
bridegroom is prosperous homestead
er who has claim four miles south
west of Alden, where the newlyweds
will make their home.
/ Co.. MnaHhaad
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LET NE SHOP FOR YOU

All kinds of shopping and house fur
nishing arranged. Faultless taste in
selecting coats, gowns, millinery, house
decorations. Trousseaux a speciality.
Seasons choicest models charmingly
executed. General shopping done for
ut-of- town patrons Satisfaction
guaranteed. Highest references. Cor
respondenCc cited. Mrs. Elizabeth
Devenpeck, Fifteenth street south,
Fargo, N. u.
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ANSWERS 10 QUERIES.

Dassa: The reason your scalp is dry
and harsh and filed with dandrun is be,
cause of its exhausted, weakened c0ndi-
tfon. "A shampoo twice a mouth for a
time with a good head wash soon cor
reefs this The most dependable thing
to stimulate a healthy condition Of the
scalp and hair follicles, overcOmes dan
druf and makes brittle, streaky hair soft
and fluffy, restoring It's natural color and
briiIiancy. Try this. and your scalp will
become vigorous and plant and can be
kept so.
Daisy: Your sweetheart is right Thin,
stmgriy hair IL Earring to the eye and
detracts from true womanly beauty. A
rood hair tonic to employ can be made
% a half-pint alcohol; IN this pour one
ounce beta-canthoi Using this nightly
or while stimulates the hair roots to a
healthy activity and your hair will be-
come thick glossy ana fuzzy Any drug
store can supply beta-canthol.
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STATE EVENTS.

Chop sOuey, at RatnsKsusr. Moorhsad.