The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14
eighth grade and the High School
Will present a joint program.

-'eo-17ssAA#e o. ouo anu the High School
Will present joint program.
u z. Weyerhaeuser Of st. paul. G..
A. Weyerhaeuser and Geo. Seelev of
Little Falls, and, Peter Rousseau of
c1oquet, all lumbermen, were in the
city last nigth goin on to Little
Falls on the late train. .'
The Episcopal Guild will hold a.
sale of Christmas articles on satur-
day, December 16, at the home of
Mrs W. G. Klein, on 612 Bemidit
avenue. Light refreshments will be
served after the sale.
Charles H. and Albert Hoyt, father
and son, running a saloon at Gem
NELL, charged with assault with
deadly weapon, after a preliminary
nearing yesterday were held to the
next grand jury which meets in Feb
ruary.
Donald Cam of -Gemmel. while
loading timbers for Ross & Ross
| company last week, slipped and fell.
seriously injuring his back. He was
brought to st. Anthony's hospital
here. His recovery has been rapid
and he will be taken home at the end
of this week.
| aired Hammer, the IA year old
boy, living near Bagley, who acct
dentally shot himself while attemnr-
ing to kill rabbit and who was
! brought to St. Anthony's hospital in
| this city is reported as improving
| rapidly. He will be taken home in
a few days.
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.
Deputy Sheriff E. F. Kelly of
| Crookston, has spent the past two
/ weeks in Bemidji and this vicinity in
search of young man named Chas.
| Taylor who is wanted in connection
with a murder committed in East
Grand Forks some time ago. Taylor
| has been employed as cook in ho-
tel at Fort Frances and is thought to
| be somewhere in this vicinity.
Last evening, in honor of the 18th
| anniversary of her birth, Miss Mary
| Meyers was surprised by number of
! her friends. Arrangements were made
| for the evenings entertainment by
! the hostess, Mrs. Langdon, at her
home, GA Beltrami avenue. The ev-
! ening was spent in playing games
| and singing. The guests were Misses
Mary Meyers, Emma LePage, Ina
and Fern Robinson, Julia Meyers.
Jennie Dirty, Marie Camill, Zenda
Bell, Ruth Getchell, Cecilia Hid, AL
! ma Loitvea, Ruth Miner, Lucille
| Heathcote, Anna Teuton, May and
| Pearl Collard.
When you have cold get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
| will soon fix you up all right and will
ward off any tendency toward pneu-
monia. This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult. Sold by Bankers DRUG
Store.
In speaking of the election to the
| Canadian parliament of James Math-
leu, formerly manager of the Crook
ston lumber mill in Bemidji, the In
ternational Falls Journal says: GAS.
Matthew won out Tuesday in his fight
! for the seat in the provincial par
/ lament which Preston had held and
| which the latter was candidate for
reelection. Matthews majority is
about 400. The NJ. P.-elect spent last
night in Fort Frances and was given
rousing reception, part Of his time
being spent upon the shoulders of
his more enthusiasts tic constituents,
| Many dozen brooms were brought
and soaked in kerosene, thus making
torches with which the Matthew men
paraded the streets 1t was one of
the most exciting elections ever held
in this section, and large sums were
| Wagered upon the result. one man
| being reputed to have won as high as
$4,000 and others sums running into
| the hundreds''
| THAYER BAILEY AT DEER RIVER