The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-28
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Robert Lonson and Hans .Hechne
of Thief River Falls were guests at
the Iseberg residence last evening at
turkey dinner.
Go to Hakkerup for photos
The Baptist LadieseAid willameet
with Mrs. H. E.sRice, 1134 Doud Ay-
enue, ON "Wednesday afternoon, Mo-
vember 29, at 2 o'clock.
"Hay Dance tomorrow night in
the City Hall.
Foster, the weather man, sayssDe-
cember promises to be- an average
month in temperature with more
than usual Snow inf northern sections
and more than usual rain in south
ern sections. -
Hunters!!! Leave your birds and
game heads at Reeds Studio to- be
mounted by B. F, Joslyn. taxiderm-
ist.
Mrs. G. E. Kreatz had as guests
at dinner !. last night Mrs. E. N:
French of Blackduck, Mrs. Geo. Bak-
er, Miss Ethel Murray and Miss
Frances: Mosford. The evening was
spent playing $780," -s -.
Don't forget the social which is to
be given in the Swedish Church on
Thanksgiving night
Judge c. w. Stanton of this city
has accepted an invitation from the
Brainerd lodge Of Elks to deliver an
address at their Lodge of Sorrow
services to be held in the opera house
of that city next. Sunday. Last
year Judge Stanton spoke to the
Elks atzGrand Forks.
The telephone directory is consid-
cred social as we'll as business
guide. T.: You can easily have your
name among the many others by Or
dering service before Dec. 18th.
Public Examiner Fritz has re-
turned to St. Paul after spending sew
eral days here investigating the
charges of malfeasance in Office filed
against Sherig Hazen with Cover
nor Eberhart by Viggo Peterson.
Mr.. Fritz spent all of last week 60
ing into the sheriff's accounts. A
report to the governor will be made
within the next few days.
How about that "Hay Dance" to
morrow night in the City Hall? Are
you going? Did you ever dance on
hay? There will be good music.
In municipal court before Judge
II. A. Simons this afternoon the pre-
liminary hearing of Edward Gearlds
charged with an attempt at arson as
the result of the burning of a Black
duck building is being held. At
torney Spear of Grand Rapids ap-
pears for the defense while Attorney
E. e. Mcdonald and Thayers Bailey
are looking after the case for the
state. =
Every telephone subscriber added
to the local exchange increases, the
value Of the service to those already
connected. Order telephone by CAL
ling 14S before the next directory
goes to press which is on Dec. 18th.
The Woman's Study Club held
their regular meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the Library, Mrs. C.. r.
Sanborn, the club president, being
the leader. The first paper was CIV
en- by Mrs. Sanborn on Sculpture
Painting and Music of Italy. Mrs.
f. e. Mcdonald gave paper on
Rome, a Day in Venice, and Mrs. E.
N. Netzer gave one on Naples and
Vesuvius.
Tomorrow night you want to come
to the City Hall and attend the hay
dance given by the Bemidji Dane
ing Academy. Regular barnyard
scene. There will be hay on the
floor and good music.
Last evening number of the
friends of Mrs. N. Belding and Miss
Jennie Moen surprised them at
their new home on 313 Ninth
Street. The guests brought their
sewing and late in the evening
served a lunch wAich they had
brought. Those present were Mrs.
O. C. Simonson, Mrs. M. S. Gillette,
Mrs. A. n. Gould, Mrs. w. A. Nc
Donald and Misses May Simonson
and Tina McDougal.
1t is through ? the saving habit
that the rinch men of today reached
the pinnacle Of prosperity. Your
small savings, if regularly deposited
at the interest in the Northern Ma
tional Bank may be the foundation of
your future.
SPUR.-F.:s o. Perrin returned last
week from trip through Iowa and