The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-18
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Miss Ella Parker, who has been
several days by illness, is recovering
Phone your coal orders to Falls &
Cameron.
r. II. Schumacher and A. G. Wedge
were the dinner guests of F. P. Shell
don, the Minneapolis banker last ev-
ening.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Misses Bah Neal and Nora Pfeil
and Messrs. Bert Barker and Geo.
Kinney, were guests at dinner at the
Markham Hotel last evening.
The SHOWS of the past week has
made sleighing on the country roads
again possible and as a result much
wood is being brought to the Bemid-
il market by farmers
| have modern house to let after
ed as desired William C. Klein.
Levi King, manager of Browns
Dairy Lunch, is able to be about
again after having been confined to
the hospital and his home for the
past five weeks with typhoid fever.
information is expected by the
Commercial club officers this week
from James J. Hill as to the exact
date on which he will be able to come
to Bemidji to deliver his promised ad-
dress.
If you don't buy your coal from
us, we both lose money. Falls e
Cameron.
Roads across Lake Bemidji are in
use, the ice having reached a suffi-
cient thickness to make team travel
safe. Several fish houses have been
placed at different points about. a
mile out from the shore
The meeting of the city council to-
night will be the last on Monday ev-
enings for at least three weeks as
next week the regular meeting night
falls on Christmas and the week fol-
lowing on New Years.
The Northern National Bank has
aroused the admiration of progress
sive people by it's enterprise. To en-
courage saving it has added a Say
ings Department, where 4 per cent
annual interest will be paid
Lucille Molander, one year and s
months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
A. l.. Molander, Ills Bemidji av-
enue, died Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Molander left this morn
ing for Madison, S. D., their old home,
where the infant will be inferred.
If your laughometer is sluggist
or out of order the bill at the
Majestic Theater tonight will put it
in good shape for the year. "A Hot
time in Atlantic City," is another of
those rip-roaring Lupin comedies.
On Friday of this week the public
schools of Bemidji will close for the
usual holiday vacation of two weeks.
Many teachers are planning on out of
town trips, but the fact that no holi-
day rates will be in force on the
railroads is expected to keep many
Of the instructors from spending
Christmas at home.
THE Smugglers,' the first picture
that will be shown at the Majestic
Theater tonight and tomorrow
night is a Chinese industry along
the Pacific coast, this picture shows
some very interesting scenes along
the coast that are always a pleasure
to see.
On Friday of this week Bemidji
will dance for the benefit of the poor,
the Bemidji Dancing Academy hav-
ing arranged to give a ball and turn
the proceeds over to the Salvation
Army to be used by that organization
to purchase supplies for the Christ
mas baskets which the Army pro-
poses to distribute to worthy per-
sons. ~ .
L: J: Marks, the star football play
err of Dartmouth College, who last
fall coached the Notre Dame Univer-
sity football team, was in the city
yesterday on business. Mr.. Marks is
now representing the Hupmobile
Company of Minneapolis. He believes
it will be impossible for Minnesota
to arrange game with Dartmouth
for next year.
:. Captain and Mrs. MINES of the
Salvation Army arrived this morn