The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-20
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

Curtis Goodman, the year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Goodman, is
seriously i'll. :@.. -- .@s
It is the Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian Church that is conduct
ing the Christmas candy sales, not
the Epworth League as previously
stated.
Entire change of program at
Grand tonight
Bemidji youngsters are taking ad
vantage of the present sleighing by
hitching up their dog sleds and TAX
ing joy rides behind we'll trained
faithful Fidos.
Phone your coal orders to Falls &
Cameron.
The woman in need of a heating
stove is to be presented with small
air tight stove by Mrs. w. c. Klein,
612 Minnesota avenue. The Saliva
tion Army has charge of the case.
Fine Silk Umbrellas, gold and sill
yer, detachable handles to go at half
price. Chas. L. Gunner.
Bemidji friends of P. J. McPart-
lin, of International Falls, county at
torney for Koochiching, will be
pleased to learn thatshe is fast recov-
ering from an attack of typhoid few
Read NJ. e. Ibertson's Christmas
ggestion-furniture ad this issue.
Special arrangements have been
made at the postoffice for the hand
hing of Christmas packages. The
packages are being received at the
wide window at the rear of the Office
where they may be weighed and
quickly deposited.
If you don't buy your coal from
us, we both lose money. Falls &
Cameron:
Copies have been received in Be-
midi of Swift's Premium calendar
for 1912. There are four pictures
from the pen of Joseph Warren and
are styled "Scenes of Childhood" the
subjects being F'The Family Doctor"
"Gossips,' "The Concert" and
"Christmas Eve"
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
The free skating rink maintained
by the city will be flooded and placed
in good condition for the Christmas
skaters. The ice has been badly cut
by the skaters but can be put back
into condition by flooding. It is ex-
peeted that there will be a hockey
game ON Christmas afternoon.
I have a modern house to let after
January 1st, furnished or unfurnish-
ed as desired. William c. Klein.
A youthful traveller from Lowton,
N. D., conceived the idea of sleeping
Ill tuV Ou1Ou uCpOC 1d0C l1SAC W o1 w
hotel fees, and was rudely awakened
from his slumbers by Patrolman
George Denley In court today Judge
Simons gave him the choice OF 10
days in the city Jail or SIS fine. He
paid the fine.
Every young man should begin to
save money from the minute he be-
gins to earn it. $1.00 will start an
account in the Northern National
Bank. Come in today, young man.
Leemon Archibald, of Long Lake,
Minn.. has been one of the success
full candidates for the 500 Scholar
ship at the Minnesota State School of
Agriculture, offered by Farm and
rireside AS a result, all his neces-
sary expenses, including board, room,
tuition and other expenses up to 500
will be paid out of fund deposited
with Dean A. F. Woods.
Alarm clocks, 60c while they last.
Eight-day, hour and half hour strike
mantle clocks, at $3.50 to close them
out. Chas. l.. Gunner.
At a. meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors last night the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Oracle, Florence Lahr; vice-oracle,
Harriet Cameron; chancellor, Ida
Cell; receiver, Anna Pogue; recorder,
Hattie Ostrander; marshal, Bertha
Dearborn; inner sentinel, Ellen Carl
ton; outer sentinel, Laura Cobb; ply
sicians, Drs. Shannon and Johnson;
manager, Ethel Longballa.
Entire change of program at
Grand tonight.
Sunday, January 7, will be field
day for the Anti-Saloen league in
Brainerd. The pulpits of seven