The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-10
EDITORIAL Telephone, @THREE-ONE"
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

joyable one for all present. The club,
whose dances are invitation affairs,
plans a series of eight or nine to be
held throughout the winter, a dance
being given about every two weeks.
Those who attended the dance last
night took course tickets, which are
sold at SIS. Last year the club gave
nine dances, for this sum. Punch is
served at each dance.
Auction Saturday, Nov. II,
Mississippi Ave and 10Th St.-Sale
will begin at l o'clock p. m. VIM.
Mcknight.
Tonight Hakkerup, the photo
grapher, will take a fashlight pic
ture of the Bemidji Dancing Acad-
emy's dance in the City Hall. You
! want to attend. Curtis orchestra of
Cass Lake will play.
Thermom meters in Bemidji regis
tered eight degrees above zero at day
light this morning, the lowest tenn
perature so far recorded this fall. Ice
sufficiently to safely bear the weight
of man has formed on the smaller
lakes, but skating has been damaged
by the rain of yesterday and last
night causing the ice surface to be-
come roughened. Sun dogs this
morning attracted attention. The
air was clear and exhilerating.
If you want to sleep warm these
cold nights buy pair of blankets at
the Bazaar Store; knit blankets,
camp blankets fancy blankets, and
all grades in f1eeced and wool blan-
kets.
Because he was unable to pay a
fine of SIS, Peter Bowen has changed
his work with the Cochran lumber
camp to the city rock pile camp op-
Grated by A. A. Carter. Peter came
to town yesterday and started in to
set a new record in the consumption
of intoxicants. In this he succeeded
erous and that brought about his
downfall. Patrolman Denley showed
him the way to the city jail and
Judge SimOns, when he learned that
Bowen had been up twice before, paid
SIS and costs or 20 days. That is
why Peter went to work for the CITY,
Don't forget the auction sale at
Mississippi Ave. and 18th St. tomor-
row at l o'clock. Will sell horses,
cattle, hogs and farm machinery.
VIM. Mcknight.
Tonight the reorganization Of the
Broth erhood of David will take place
dist Church of this city. All former
members of this club are invited to
be present and take part in the meet
ing. The Brotherhood of David is a
boys club founded by Mrs. M. F.
! Cunningham for her Sunday School
class four years ago. Two years ago
there were more than so members of
all denominations in it, but last
| spring, owing to lack of permanent
meeting place. it was disbanded until
the completion of the new church.
Debates, mock trials and literary pro-
grams will be part of the work now
to be taken up. A glee club is being
planned, and an effort will be made
to supply the club with a gymnasium
and reading room.
| Our stock of Universal Heaters is
still most complete. These are the
kind Of stoves that defy cold wealth
| er, and are sold exclusively at the
| Given Hardware Store.
Have you ever tried out the value
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ory results.
! SPJR.-A surprise party was given
Mrs. and Mr. VIM Gerlinger on
Monday evening, the occasion being
their twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary. The evening was spent in play
| ing games. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wallestein and
daughter. Miss Jessie Dodge, Miss
! Netttie Gerlinger and Charles Ger
linger. Mr.. and Mrs Gerlinger were
given a beautiful silver sugar-shell
! and butter knife-Pupils in District
No. 1926 are enjoying a vacation part
of this week on account of the in
disposition of the teacher, Miss Mel