The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-11-08

The ladies of the Catholic church
will give food sale at Netzer's drug
store, Saturday afternoon, November
8, from two till six o'clock.-Adv.
Mrs. Clara Howland and Mrs.
Eleanor Gates, of Minneapolis, were
in the city yesterday afternoon on
business for the Minneapolis Outing
association.
Have you Investigated the special
! premiums offered in this issue to
Pioneer subscribers? Look for the
display "ad" announcing the prem
iums.
E. F. Stevens will leave tonight
for Deer River, where he will be
Joined by Superintendent keenan,
and Mr.. Jewell. They will all go on
deer hunt.
Do not forget to attend the Pres
byterian Ladies' oyster supper to-
night, at the church basement. Ad-
mission thirty-five cents.-Adv.
Doctor Rowland Gilmore left last
night for New York city, where he
will spend several weeks. He will
stop at Chicago several days before
returning home.
We shine in fruit and confection-
cry. Remember this when buying
for the sick or convalescent-Pete
SON 's.-Adv.
Cass Lake Times: Robert Beaul-
lake Tuesday near Cedar Island.
They were beautiful specimens and
Bob" was surrounded by a large
number of people who were interest
ed in looking over what was their
first look at swans. So far as is
known there were only three swans
shot in this vicinity heretofore.
In addition to it's Resources as a
Guarantee Fund for the safety of
your deposits, the stockholders of the
Northern National Bank are indi-
! vidually responsible for their pro-
portion of all the obligations of the
| bank.-Adv.
Crookston Daily Times:-Mrs. F.
Gerrish returned home this morning
from a weeks visit with Mrs. w. S.
Lycan, in Minneapolis. Mrs. Frank
Lycan and daughter, Miss Donna Ly-
can, were also guests of Wrs. w. S.
Lycan, but have returned to their
home at Bemidji. While in Mime
apolis, Mrs. Gerrish had the oppor-
tunity of hearing the noted lecturer,
Mrs. Marie Russak, outline the pur-
poses of Theosophy, the cult she rep
resents. Mrs. Russak is one of the
most prominent theosophists in the
world AS the international lecturer
she has travelled all over the world,
lecturing in many strange places and
studying in India and other coun-
tries.
Don't forget the supper the ladies
of the G. A. R. will serve at the Odd
Fellows hall, Saturday night. Ad-
mission twenty-five and fifteen cents
ADV.
Crookston Times: Over 100 people
enjoyed the benefit leap year ball
given Wednesday evening in Fournet
hall by Mrs. N. S. Davies, and the af-
fair was one of the most pleasant of
the fall season. Dancing was con-
tinued till one o'clock when about a
score of the ladies entertained the
gentlemen at the Grill, where the
booths had been thrown together and
the guests enjoyed chicken feed.
The music by Merth's seven-piece Or
chestra was feature of the hop, and
was the subject of many compli-
ments. In addition to those present
from CrOOkstOn, a number came over
from Grand Forks, including Misses
Laura Mcdonald, Bertha Quigley,
Jacobson and Sheppard, and Messrs.
Gieriet, Bates, Mccoy and Quigley.
A combination set of Rogers silver
AA butter knife and sugar shell free
to Pioneer subscribers. Set packed
in neatly lined box and worth $3.50.
For particulars read display an
nouncement in this paper.
| Mesdames c. A. Huffman and A.
A. Lord entertained number of
ladies at the Markham hotel at
1880. After the luncheon they went