The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-06
BEMIDJI BRIEFS.

supper between the hours of and 6
tonight in the basement of the
church.
s1.OO per load for ice. We can fill
your orders promptly. Smart, Getch-
ell Ice Co. +
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. John L.
Brown, 500 Mississippi avenue, on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. z. +H
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran Church will meet on Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. Ole Larson, Fifteenth Street and
Beltrami avenue.
Dance Friday! The regular Friday
night dance will be given in the City
Hall oh that night. Curtis orchestra
of Cass Lake will play. Teaching at
7:3O. Bemidji Dancing Academy.
Hunters!!! Leave your birds and
game heads at Reeds Studio to be
mounted by B. F. Joslyn, taxiderm-
ist.
Have your Christmas gifts in jew
elry engraved at Geo. T. Baker & Co.
No extra charge for engraving ar
ticles purchased at our store. We
employ THREE expert engravers.
The firemen of Cass Lake held
their regular monthly meeting last
evening and besides the regular bus
mess transacted they decided to hold
their annual New Year ball which
will be held on Monday evening, jan
;uary 1.
The next telephone directory goes
to press Dec. 18th. Changes in your
listing should be sent in before that
time
I will give free to some lady a
handsome collar pin and pair of
cuff links to some gentleman who at
tend the sale tonight. I will give
away at least one handsome present
each evening. Chas. L. Gunner.
Rex Warner and Miss Mary We'll
ter Of the town of Maple were unit
ed in marriage last evening at the
Methodist parsonage at 7 o'clock,
Reverend Fisher ficiating. They
were accompanied by Orphia Warner
and Joseph Welter, sister and broth
er of the groom and BRIDE
Order your milk from Roe and
Markusen. Fresh every morning.
- The new hornless Columbia graph
.ophone has come and is for sale by
e. F. Stevens at 405 Minnesota Ave.,
next door to City Hall.
The body of Mrs. Loretta Lemke,
bride of five months and but II
years DID, who died in Cass Lake,
for burial. Mrs. Lemke was in good
health within three days of death
when she suffered an attack of pneu-
>monia. She was a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel who moved
here three years ago from the south
,ern part of the state.
The art is not in making money,
but in keeping it. Keep it at work
for you at the Northern National
Bank, where you will receive 4 per
cent interest.
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.
FUNKLEY-Miss Margaret Latterell
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
.Blackduck-J. D. Bogart and wife of
ing. they were enrOute to Inter-
national Falls.-R. F. Sundell and
wife of Blackduck spent Tuesday
evening with friends in town.-C.
Begeman Of Houpt was a caller in
town Saturday.-M. H. Fisher was a
caller in Bemidji Wednesday,
10 to Hakkerup Tor photos.
My Dutch Auction Sale each even
ing is the same as a private sale ex-
cept that | tell the retail price and
make a lower price to all in the room
at once. | will quote you low price
and sell you any article in my stock
at any time during the day. Every
thing to go before Christmas. Chas.
L. Gunner.
Miss Edith Ryan entertained a
number of her friends at her home
Monday evening. 800" was played,
Miss Dorothy Torrance winning the
highest score. The players were the
Misses Anna Klein, Marie Burke,
%Gertrude Malone, Dorothy Torrance,
Katherine McGregor and Messrs.
Morris Ryan, Lester Achenbach, Will
Mcdonald, Claude McIver, Earl
Bailey and Frank Murphy.