The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-08

them while they. are out west. Miss
Locke visited ct Fargo en- route.
At recent meeting Of the Junior
class Of the High fschool motion
was made to entertain the seniors
this year with 9 banquet instead Of
a junior ball as in former years. An
exact date has not been set for the
banquet. sss
The Northern National Bank
cares for the depositor q we'll az
his deposit and co-operates with its
customers IN the Development Of
their business. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin 3. B1oring and
little daughter. arrived on the Great
Northern this noon and win be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Satire
for q few days. Mr.. Bjoring is man
ager of the w. r. Mackenzie farm in
town of Liberty. ..s...5.. = !. I ::
John G. Morrison, Jr., OF Red Lake
was in the city Thursday. He came
from Cass Lake where he had at
tended the convention Of the Mime
sofa Chippeway Indians. Mr.. Nor
rison has been appointed permanent
Interpreter and temporary secretary
Of the Chippeways. ~. ..-.....-:
All next week. Troppman's remant
sale will continue.-Adv. il
J. d. Plummer of Moose Jaw,
Canada, is the guest OF his brother
John Plummer of this city. Mr.
Plummer was formerly operator of
the Bemidji steam laundry and is
now operating a laundry at Moose
Jaw. He is on his way home from
a winter trip to Florida.
Joe Anderson will leave this city
tonight for McCloud, California,
where he will enter tho services OF
the McCloud Lumber company He
will visit friends and relatives in
Minneapolis few days en- route. In
McCloud he will be associated with
F.. A. Lambert, formerly of Bemidji
Skating until 1880 tonight after
the ball game. Positively no dane
ing.-Adv.
Victor Magnuson of Willmar, Min.
nesota, died at the St. Anthony's
hospital Thursday evening at six
o'clock. Death was due to pneu-
monia and he had been at the hos.
pital only since Saturday. His sis.
ter arrived from Duluth Wednesday
morning and his brother arrived
from Deer River Thursday. The re.
mains were taken to Willmar Friday
evening.
Those who had the pleasure of
seeing colleen Bawn" and "Arrah-
Ma Pogue" at the Majestic some
time ago will not want to miss See
ing "The Kerry Cow, next Monday
and Tuesday. This is great three
reel production and produced in Ire
land.-Adv.
Grand Rapids Herald Review:
Bishop Morrison of Duluth, head Of
this Episcopal diocese, who has just
returned from tour Of the north
country, reports that the Indians are
conducting their affairs very like re-
spectacle white men and have good
homes, farms. and other things that
make for material well being. Wealth
is coming to many Of them, and
with wealth. education and refine
ment.
The new spring goods In silks, new
weave In wool and silks and hun
dreds of new fabrics and new pat
terms in work material are now
shown at the Berman Emporium
Adv.
After the business meeting last
evening the order of the Eastern
Star had a social meeting. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Vocal
solo, Miss Marjorie Knappen; reci-
tation, Miss Vera Backus; quartette,
Messrs Thompson, Robinson, Jacob
son and Young; piano solo, Miss
Ruth Wightman. After the, program
the evening was spent in dancing
and playing cards. A lunch was
served during the evening. About
seventy-five were in attendance.
: Many hace chosen their new
spring suits, new spring coats, and
new dresses from the latest beautt-
full styles that have been received
this week at the Berman Emporium.
ADV. ~ PC. ...
Kenmare Journal: George K.
Holmes, chief OF division in the az