The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-13
Editorial Telephone. .THREE-ONE,'
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

ening by the men Of the Presbyteria1
church was well attended more thai
$100 being taken in, and Of this sun
about $50 was clear profit. The mel
walters in Women's aprons created
much merriment. The walters, were
Messrs. Harry Koors, w. Z. Brooks
A. B. Palmer, G. M Torrance, Ber
Given, Geo. Rhea, Andrew Rood, w
G, Kline, G. W. WarfeId, Ray Schu,
maker, D. NJ. McFarlane, FLOYD
Brown and Jack Esler. The carver!
were. Messrs. G.. E. Carson, DIR. e. H
Marcum, Geo. Knott and A. Lord, At.
torney Geo. Campbell was hea6
waiter. : - Sze
e s:The .Couquette" A thrilling
episode among the fisher folk of the
Pacic Coast will be shown at the
Majestic tonight and tomorrow night
The new waists have arrived al
the Berman Emporium in dainty
new patterns put up in Christmas
boxes. These make the most use
full and desirable holiday gifts.
SPUR.-Mrs. F. o. Perrin was Civ
en- a surprise party last Thursday ev-
ening, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary.-The Ladies' Aid
society will meet this week with Mrs.
.. NJ. Ulseth.-A party Of young peo-
pie attended the Home Talent enter
tainment at Tenstrike last Friday
evening". G. Dodge went to Ma
della last Wednesday evening, accom-
his brother who had visited
Lin for a few days Mrs Dodge and
children will go this week. They
expect to remain there until spring.
The c. E. Society will hold it's
meetings at 4 p. m. Sunday after
noon instead Of 7:S0 p. m. as form
7rly. This change will hold only
the winter months.
Government Bonds have just been
issued bearing 2 per cent interest
The Northern National Bank is in
spected by Government officials and
its depositors are allowed 4 per cent
interest.
There will be held at the Crook
ston Agricultural School, from Jan.
2, to -, the Second Annual Farmers
Short Course. Topics of interest to
the farmers of Northwestern Mime
sofa will be taken up and discussed
during the ten days of the course.
The speakers will include Presidents
of the Minnesota Univer-
sity, and McVey, Of North Dakota
University; Dean Woods, and Profess
sors Boss, Bull, Freeman, Washburn-
Oswald and Williams, of the Mime
sofa Agricultural College. Prof. Boil
ley, of the North Dakota Agriculture
Al College, will be present It is safe
to assume that the ten days course
Will be one of great profit to all who
attend. Arrangements will be made
to use the north-bound train in the
to get out to the school and
to return by an evening train to
Crookston.
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ephones now, to be installed later,
will appear in the next directory
which goes to press Dec. 18th.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
sale of Christmas articles on Satur-
day, December 16, at the home of
Mrs. W. C. Klein, on 612 Bemidji
avenue. Light refreshments will be
served after the sale.
Six dollars was netted last night
BY a stereopticon entertainment
which was given in the high school
assembly room by the seventh grade
class. The money taken
in will be used to purchase some new
slides for the machine. At present
the school has no slides but the in
strument can be operated with a ere
Picturesque attachment, which
makes it possible to reflect pictures
from postcards, books or papers.
Last night about $50 pictures were
shown, most of them being scenes
from the western part of the United
States. The cards were collected for
this purpose by Miss Lyons, who
teaches geography in the grades.
Professor Robinson of the science de-
partment operated the machine. An
admittance fee of five cents was
charged. This is the first move made
as the result of the desire of the
school board to open the school house
to the children on school nights, and
in the near future other shows of this
kind will be given.
A hundred calling cards would
make an acceptable Xmas gift for
either lady or gentleman. The Pho
neer Printing Office can turn out the
work for you quickly. Don't wait
until the last day, do it today. -
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