The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-13
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DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

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er tp.; ]. B. Ferguson, Graceton; Gill
bert Nelson Wabanica; N. Rippy,
Silver Creek; Frank Milne, Clement
son; MI. MGladery, Royem; J. w.
Collins, Baudette; w 7. Noonon,
Baudette, Secretary.
Having learned that the creamery
had shut down for the winter, C. H.
Cleveland, of Bemidji, was in Laporte
last Friday to see what arrangements,
it any, he could make with the di-
rectors for operating the creamery
this winter on his own account. At
ter talking with some of the members
it was decided best to call a meeting
of the stockholders, and a special
meeting will be held November Is.
Mr.. Cleveland run the Bemidji cream
cry for while and is we'll recon-
mended. He stated while here that
he would pay 80 cents for butter fat,
and there seems to be no doubt now
but what satisfactory arrangements
can be made next week if he is still
willing to carry out his original prop
osition-L News.
There still seem to be some who do
not quite understand how to secure
one of those handsome carbon gray
ures that are being given away by
the Bemidji Pioneer. These carbons
can be secured only by subscribers of
the Pioneer, and only on these condi-
tions. By making payment of s1.25
on the daily Or $3.50 on the Weekly.
The pictures are given as an induce
ment to get in the outstanding cash.
Many have called thinking that they
could buy them for cash, but the Pho
neer wishes it understood that these
will not be. sold for cash until the
subscribers have had their chance to
get one for nothing. It looks too,
that there will be few left to be sold
unless another lot can be secured.
The pictures are going by twos and
tours hour after hour. Remember
that .$1.25 payment on the paper
credits you with three months on the
Daily and entities you to your choice
Of one picture. $3.50 pays you for
six months and two pictures, and SIS
to full years credit and four pic
lures.
The Royal League anniversary ban
quet and dance to be given on Friday
evening, Nov. II, under the auspices
of Cass Lake Council 26S, promises
to be one of the pleasantest social
gatherings of the season. The ban
quet will be served at the Endion ho-
with dancing before and after from
$50 p. m. until O'Clock a. m, and
the Harry Masten four-piece orches-
ira of Bemidji will furnish music for
the OCCASION The committee on ar
engagements have secured promises
from Scribe Chas. E. Piper of Chicago
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Minneapolis to be present at this
function. Owing to limited capacity
Of the hall, the invitations will be
limited to Royal Leaguers and famil-
les, with the privilege to single mem
bers of inviting lady friend. Invi-
tations have been sent to Royal
League councils at Park Rapids, Be-
midi, Bagley and Fosston to be rep
resented also. The committee selling
tickets will get busy early next week
1t is sincerely hoped that every men,
Der of Cass Lake Council will not only
buy tickets for himself and lady but
that they will plan to attend the ban
quet at least. Supreme Scribe Chas.
E. Piper has put himself out consid-
erably to be here and the members
! should show, by their presence, their
appreciation of this.-Cass Lake
Times.
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