The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-25


Mr.. Ratican attended the installation
OF the knights Of Columbus while IN
the city.
= you have money lying idle or
invested in q way that is not satis-
factory or does not yield more than
4 per cent, you should investigate
the certificates Of Deposit issued by
the Northern National Bank. ADV.
Miss Ruth Holton. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Baer
for the past month, left for Deer
River this noon where she will visit
friends. Miss Holton expects to stop
here for one day on her way to MIN
neapolis from Deer River,
Mr.!and Mrs. p. Mcdonald
drove out to their homestead Satur-
day, q sdistance of twenty-five miles,
returning Sunday. The camp Is
north of Bemidji beyond Fowlds. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdonald took their meals
at the camp while out there. Z
Did you see the show at the Grand
last night. It's great!-Adv. 50 r. s.
William Russell, Charles Gould,
Clarence Jackson. William Tuoy,
William Foley Of Bemidji, and VIII
liam O'Neil Of Remer, returned from
Bratnerd Monday, morning where
they attended the initiation Of the
Knights Of Columbus lodge in that
city. G-- x s--. s..7-..-ss-S ~
Mrs. J. A. Cobb of Foreman, North
Dakota, who has been the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Ibertson for
the past five weeks, left this morn
ing for her home. Mrs. Colby has
been on the sick list for the past
two weeks suffering with the grippe
and quincy. T..
Do not forget the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid supper Friday evening.
February %, in the church base
ment. Price thirty-five cents.-Adv.
g Over a dozen candidates appeared
for 'Big Bemidg'' basketball prac-
tice last night in the High school
gymnasium. The team is practic-
ing hard for, the, Mcintosh game as
that team has been reported excep-
tionally strong. AL Neuman reported
for practice for the first time since
he was injured and will probably
play center in Friday nights game:
The lineup for the game will be as
follows: Brandon and Bell, for
wards, Peck and Jacobson, guards,
Neuman, center, Ripple, sub.
A sleighride party drove out to the
Winebrenner farm near lake Plan
tagahette Saturday evening. The
party was composed of Misses Alice
Hulett, Gladys Armstrong, Freda
Gladys Voltz, Julia |
Layman, Margaret Nesbit, and Ruth
and Messrs Alex Gamer
on, Leslie Slater, George Graham,
Paul Winebrenner, George Voltz and
Floyd Hyatt. Miss Anne MCCLELLAN
and Mrs: j.. G. Cobb acted as chap
erons. A lunch was served before
the party returned to Bemidji -
= German and Bell, those funny
folks are packing them in at the
Monday evening Mrs. A. A. Carter |
was agreeably surprised by party
Of friends, who came and took pos
session of the home, and proceeded
to celebrate her birthday. Five hun.
dred was the diversion of the eve
ming. Mrs. A. B. Hagen and Mrs. L.
J. Pendergast carried Of the henors
Of the game. An elaborate lunch was
served by the ladies. Those present
we're Mesdames Anderson, s. C. Bail
~. O. E. Bailey, Bisiar,. Burgess,
Clark, Hazen, Langdon, Lunn, Me-
liver, Murphy. Opsahl and Fender
CAST.
The members of the Narcissus
club planned pleasant surprise, for
this afternoon on Mrs. A. E. Nelson,
one Of the members of the club, who
will leave in the near future for
Steele County, North. Dakota, where
Mr.. Nelson has accepted a. position.
Besides the regular members of the
club there were two guests present,
Miss Lucia Stone, Of Crookston, and
Mrs. D. w, Wilette of Duluth. Mrs.
Nelson was presented with souvenir
spoon and a zhandpainted plate. Mrs.
Nelson's departure will be, a great
loss to the Narcissus club, as we'll as
TO other social circles of Bemidji.
Championship race at the rink on