The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-03

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brother Erwin Keezar, who has been
on the sick list. She also visited at
the home of Mr.. Mattson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Mattson.
Profit by the costly experience OF
those unfortunate people who have
lost their money by speculation, fire
or thieves aud deposit your hard
earned savings with the Northern
National Bank, where you are in
sured against loss from any cause
Adv. III. 4. 4
Arrangements are being made to
schedule basket ball game with the
Grand Rapids High school team at
Grand Rapids next Friday night.
There will probably be one more High
school game here with that team
about March %. The High school
team has lost the championship but
they still claim second honors as they
defeated all the strong teams except
Fosston. --.-. ~
Much interest has been shown in
the roller race between Bertel Buck
land and Irvine Sherman, scheduled
for Wednesday night. auckland holds
the local championship while Sher-
man has won the championship of
North Dakota and has held it for two
years. The race will undoubtedly be
close as auckland has won all the
races he has entered by large margins
and many believe he will be able to
win from Sherman. ~
= Bagley Herald: Some of the young
ladies about town who are blowing
about receiveing letter every day
from different boy friends, that The
boys are all crazy about them and
that they miss a date once in awhile
OWN gtos such heavy correspondence
will have to take backseat from
this on. Sam Wiles, proprietor OF
the pool room copied the climax,
Monday, when he received three let
tiers in one day, one from Brazil, s.
A., one from Columbia, S. A., and the
other coming from Servia.
1 have 12O acres of land, thirty
acres improved, on Little Bass lake
seven miles from Bemidji which I
will sell at bargain. Reason for
selling is that I am not in good
health and cannot attend to the
farm. Address Theodore Snyder,
Turtle River, Minn.-Adv.
The big Bemidg: basketball team
had it's picture taken at the Hakker-
rup studio Sunday afternoon. The
team will practice every night to
prepare for the superior Shamrocks"
who will probably play here on March
ID. The boys expect to play Cass
Lake here next Friday night as that
team seems unwilling to. let the local
;eam walk off with the championship
defeating their team. The
Cass Lake team has been preparing
Tor a game with Bemidji all season
and if they play will probobly give
the local team hard game.
Mrs. A. B. Palmer returned Satur-
day morning from an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Mime
apolis and Iowa. Mrs. Palmer spent
a week in Minneapolis visiting with
the Misses Cochran. From there she
went to Readlyn and Waterloo, Iowa,
where she visited her sisters and
brothers. She has been gone about
two weeks and half. Mrs. George
Cochran who accompanied her to
did not return with her
but will spend another week with her
parents at Green Bay, Wisconsin, re-
turning to Minneapolis Friday and
to Bemidji either Monday or Tues
day.
The Woman's Study club held it's
regular meeting this afternoon at the
Carnegie library. Mrs. D. L. Stanton
was leader of the meeting. The fol-
lowing interesting papers were given,
covering the topic "Nicholas II, 1894"
1. "Character and Policy. (a) Edu-
cation and Temperament. (b) Indus
trial Reforms; Policy Toward Fin
land. Co Foreign Policy; Peace Con-
ference" This paper was given by
Mrs. D. L. Stanton. Mrs. E. E. Ken
field gave a paper on Russia and
Japan" (a) Clashes in Korean Poll
cies; Other Causes of Hostility. CD
Strength Of Combatants; The War,
Reasons for Japanese Victory. (c) Re-
suits of the War in Russia. The next
meeting will lie held March IL.