The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-07

down this week. Arrangements will
be made in the near future to open
up the three churches in that town
for school purposes until new build
ings can be built -
Every accommodation consist,
ent TO perfect safety will be granted
the friends and customers of the
Northern National Bank.-Adv. i
Mrs. Matt Haffner returned on
Wednesday from Virginia, Mime
| sota where she attended the fun
eral Of her nephew Howard Char
| back, who died several days ago as
a result of burns. Howard's mother,
who also died from burns was bur-
led in Virginia and his remains
were inferred in the same cemetery.
At the Brinkman, two-reel photo
play will be thrown on the screen to-
night and Saturday which shows
Governor Eberhart and the, dele
gates to the picture convention and
a party of prominent St. Paul people
as they left the state capitol. Mrs.
Brinkman, of the Brinkamn theater,
appears in the pictures.-Adv.
Long Prairie Leader: Prominent
ladies in the village have organized
a suffrage club and will conduct a
campaign in this community along
suffrage lines. The following are
the officers: President, Mrs. J. D.
Van Dyke; vice president, Mrs.. Will
liam Houston; secretary, Mrs. w. G.
Anderson; treasurer, Mrs. N. G.
Clemmensen.@
For your stomach's sake, cleanse
your bowels and liver with HOLSTERS
R. M. Tea; keeps you we'll, makes you
weller. Thirty-five cents. Bankers
Drug Store.-Adv.
One small pox case has been re-
ported in Bemidji this winter and as
the case is closely watched and
quarantined there is little danger
of the spreading of the disease. The
young man now afflicted has spent
most of the winter in the southern
part of the state where there were
several cases of small pox- and it is
beliesved that the disease was taken
at that time and not in Bemidji.
The remnant and odd and end sale
opened at the Bazaar. store to day is
attracting considerable. attention.
They have placed muslin underwear
and knit underwear at half price:
They are placing their entire line of
spring ginghams out at special prices.
Saturday it is predlcted will be the
big bargain day for Bemidji women
at this store.-Adv.
Miss Madeline Johnson entertained
the Narcissus club Thursday after
noon. There were eleven members
present. : The luncheon and decora-
tons were in keeping with St.. Valen-
tines day, red candles, hearts and
cupids being used in decorating.
Each member also received a per-
sonal valentine. Miss johnson was
assisted in serving by Mrs. 81. A.
Younggren and Miss Beatrice Back
us. The club will meet in two
| weeks with Mrs. Harold J. Dane.
Everybody ought to attend the
social at the city hall on Saturday
evening, February 8, at eight o'clock
p. m. There will be a short musical
program. Violin, banjo, guitar, and
mandolin will be the instruments of
music played by, (well, come and
| find out who the musicians are) they
| will interest you Coffee and cake
will be served after the program.
Social is given by the Salvation
Army. Do not fail to come.-Adv.
Among the visitors to Bemidji on
Thursday were N. J. Head of Red
Lake; VIM. Burce of Kelliher, R. J.
Rudser of Bagley; R, F. Johnson Of
Cass Lake; w. w. Schmidt of Bag
ley; Chas. Hayden of Blackjack; E.
K. Everson of Donaldson; A. Kaiser
Of Bagley; T. E. Rider of Shevlin;
e. X. Ref, of Bagley; G. J. Carter
| of Hines: Ezra r, Lee of Red Lake: