The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-20

ray gave a whistling solo, a quar-
tet composed OF Joe Anderson, sher-
man Berge, Jack Riddell and Hugo
Sharf. sang a number Of songs, Ma
bel Wheeler gave a piano solo and
VIM. Steenstrup played a mandolin
solo. The music for the evening was
furnished by William Steenstrup
playing the mandolin, J. P. Reddell
playing the guitar, Joe Anderson the
violin and Miss Mabel Wheeler play
ed the piano.
A number of the younger girls and
boys gave a sleigh ride party last
night going out to the Walker farm
where the evening was, spent in
games and music, after which a
lunch was served. These who went
were, Ella Anderson, Alzada Hossoss,
Gladys Armstrong, Gertrude Grotte,
Emaa Klein, Nora Grotte, Lottie Nc
Donald, Elsie Walker, Alice Hullett,
Hazel Hullett, Gertie Anger, Earl
Hossus, Earl Riley, Lloyd Tanner,
George Walker, Will Walker, Alec
Cameron, Alfred Moritz. Bertle Buck
land, Dale Walker, Fred Graham,
Bert Baker, Glenn Peck. The party
was chaperoned by the Misses Nellie
and Clara Anger. ~4
Dr.. J. A. McClure's many patrons
will be pleased to know that he pre-
pares veterinary remedies that suit
the case. -..-..
Twelve boys Of Rev. Charles II.
Flesher's Methodist Sunday school
were dined last night by their teach
er in the parsonage. All members,
but one who is i'll, were present.
Supper was served at $50 by Mrs.
Flesher and Misses Helen Minnick,
Mable Flesher and Helen Backus.
Caromme, Pit. Crokinole and other
games were played. Misses Helen
Backus and Mona Flesher played sew
eral songs and the boys sang. The
guests were Jesse Head, Merle Spenc-
err, Norman Kittleson, Arnold Hurd,
Berlte Backlund, Fred Cutter, Elmer
Anderson, Clyde Spencer, Earl Hoffus,
Donald Shannon, Hiram Simons, Jr.
Merrill Flesher, Walter Jones. David
Dunavan was the absent member.
Everything for good smoke at
Omich's Smoke Shop.
Yesterday afternoon, at the regu-
lar meeting of the Freshmen-Junior
Literary society, a "darkey program"
was given. Earl Bailey, the vice
presided. The first number was
"Rockin' Time by the Girls Glee
club. Miss Murray, the director of
the club, played the piano. Miss
Gertrude Grotte, freshman, recited
| "Cranny's Pickaniny.' An essay on
! Booker T. Washington was read by
Jean Richards and another by Don
aid Shannon on "Paul Lawrence Dun
bar" Lottie Madison gave dramat-
! ic reading, "The Slave that Saved
St. Michaels." Harry Grindall made
the hit of the day, although it was
his first public appearance. His mon.
ologue, "The Race Question: was
humorous, and the speakers imper'
sonation of the old darky was attrac.
tive. Miss Alzada Hoffus gave hui
morous reading, and the program
was concluded by ''After Visiting the
Chicken Coop" a negro monologut
by Cathryn MacGregor, winner O.
the high school declamatory contest
In giving her criticism, Miss Berg
the society critic, said: II have moth
ing but favorable comment to maxi
on the program. The numbers shov
careful preparation"
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, every ten cases of rheumatism ar
simply rheumatism of the muscle
due to cold or damp, or chronic rheu
matism, and require no interna
treatment whatever? Apply Cham
berlain's Liniment freely and Sc
how quickly it gives relief. For sal
by Barker's Drug Store.
Although it was expected tha
they would be defeated by an unus
ually big score, the Senior basketba
team yesterday afternoon held tn
l. Junior players down to final sco1
y of &c to %. The Seniors have prt
= viously been defeated by the Soph<
'' mores 26 to 16, and the Juniors Wo
= from the Sophomores by 81 to i
The Seniors were considered II
f weakest team in the high school, bl
: last evenings game wiped out tn
h repu tation. The Senior-Junior gan
= was called at about 4:20, Glen Pee
d of the eighth grade officiating as re
IS cree. The defense of the Senio
:, prevented any score for nearly fl
t. minutes, though both guards We
- new men at the game. Bailey for tt
Juniors made the first score, shoe
ing a basket from far up the fiel
s The score at the end of the first ha
was 16 to 13. The second half W
:, one of the closest fights that ha
49, ~, been played on the gymnasium, ea
=. ~ team fighting desperately for the