The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-16

Geo. Kidd to wed Jessie p. Holm,
John Henry SGrenans toswed Marcella
Clare Ferrier. Henry strom 70 wed
Emma Olive K1even.
Congressman and Mrs. Stevenson
leave Washington today for their
home in Crookston, where they will
remain until about the middle Of
July, when Congressman steenerson
will return to assist in considering
the currance measure that is to be.
taken upsat the present session. The
house is awaiting the ssenate's action
on the tariff bill, and manysof the.
congressman are at home. for the
present Fergus FallssD Daily journal.
It is possible for every. wage earn
Ter to lay lasidesone-quarter OF his In
come. Keep an accurate account Of
every xpenditure you make that is
absolutely necessary and you can
prove It. You can make the savings
earn, you "A per cent interest at the
Northern National Bank. ADV.
Bemidu, MINI. List of advertised
letters unclaimed" for week ending
June 16, 1913. Men.-Mr. Henry
Auspos, Mr.. Chas Bronw, Mr.. John
Dahl, Mr.. Iver1 Dahl, Mr.. J. H. Esch-
man, Mr.. R. p. :.Forseth, Mr.. August
Grund,, John johnson Mr.. Earl Kirk
st2), j Mr.sA.z.J. King, Mr. John Lyons,
Mr. Geo. Manning, Mr.. Miller, Harry
McCue, Johan :Nilsenlund, Mr.. E.
Shatrick, J. l.. Trapet, Mr.. Frank
Vezinar, Mr.. Ernest Willett. Women
Mani Johnson, Miss Hilma
Lahli, Miss Laura Rovald, Mrs. Ruby
Ragmis, Mrs. Joe Stiner, Miss Ragna
Sletten. - r--... +. .....
Saturday afternoon the Crookston
Lumber company baseball team met
and defeated the local Bankers by the
score of to Q. Both teams played an
excellent game but the Lumbermen
showed superior skill and did not
allow banker to pass first base until
after the fifth inning. Brandon
pitched for the latter and Pease Bail
ey for the Lumber company. AS they
have been credited with two out of
three games played with the; bankers
it is probable that they will refuse to
schedule further games as they have
proved their skill superior to their
opponents and believe that they have
backed the financiers off of the city's
baseball map. 81
Warm days bother people easily
constipated take HOLSTERS R. M.
Tea once-a-week in the summer. Bar
ker's Drug Store.
A banquet was given by the court
house officials and employees, Satur-
day afternoon at four o'clock at the
court house, in honor of Miss Arabelle
Neal, who will be June bride. The
commissioner room was used for the
occasion and it was prettily decorated
with purple and white steamers
Violets and snowballs were used as
a centerpiece for the long table, and
added much to the attracttyeness 3, of !
the rooms About twenty, sat. down
to the table and many toasts were
given in honor of Miss Neal. She
was presented with creamer and
sugar set by the girls of the court
house. Miss Neal will leave in a few
days for St. Paul. s-..x
If your name is misspelled or in
any way incorrectly listed in the tele-
phone directory, notify us at once so
that correction may be made in the
next issue which goes to press June
25.-Adv. 49, .ssl.sss@4
Adding one more scalp to their as
sortment the Little Bemidg" base
ball team defeated the Shevlin team
by score of 20 to 8. The game WAS
played on the Shevlin diamond and
was witnessed by a large number of
fans of that village and from Bagley.
Charlie Paul pitched good game for
Bemidji nd recorded fourteen strike
outs to the Shevlins five. Although the
score was large the game was not un-I
interesting as many spectacular plays
were made and very few errors wore
marked against Bemidji. "A return
game will probably be played here in
a few weeks. The Bemidji line up was
as follows: Anger, c; Paul, p; Bar
rigan, LIST b; johnson, End b; Klein, |
Sd B; Ripple and Achenbach, If; Sui
liyan, CT Murphy, II. !