The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-01

All members of the team and the
manager are requested to be present.
A. e. Nelson willleav Sunday at
ternoon for Fargo, N. D., Mrs. Nell
son will leave about the middle Of
next week and in the meantime is
the guest of Mrs. George Baker and
Mrs. Harold Dane. :s. 57:...>.. = >.,s
The man with the "bank habit"
never Is laid OF. $500 or more will
start you at the Northern National
Bank. per cent interest and abso-
lutte rsecurity.-Adv. 49,.
Mrs. o. A.. Wilson of Forreston,
Minnesota, arrived last evening and
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J..
c. Cobb. Mrs. Mary Blain and little
daughter Of Elbow, Canada, are also
visiting at the J. G. Cobb home. Mrs.
Blain is Mrs. Cobb's sister.
Brinkman theatre, "Sheridan's
Ride, showing here Sunday and
Mcaday. See how Your granddady
helped Sheridan turn The tide of a
famous battle. Sheridan starts on
his twenty mile ride. Sheridan turns
defeat into victory. Matinee, Sunday
1880. Monday 2:3O.-Adv.
The Walker Pilot: Fosston took
the championship away from the Be-
midi team last week by defeating
that town by substantial score. Be-
midi will get it's second defeat Of the
season when it comes to Walker
should it ever muster up sufficient
courage to come.
Another load OF copyrights and
other entertaining books and nbrar-
les ranging in price from five to fifty
cents just unpacked at Peterson s.
Adv.
Mrs. A e. Whiting entertained this
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Palmer of Minneapolis. The guests
included Mrs. Harold J. Dane, Misses
Edna Brown, Beatrice Mills, jamie
Mills, Tinnie Pendergast, Ruth
Wightman, Ivis Roberts, Beatrice
Eddy, Marjory Knappen and Clara
Shepley of Blackjack. A number of
these ladies were Miss Palmer's class
mates at the University.
Brinkman theatre. "Sheridan's
Ride, showing here Sunday and
Monday. See how your granddady
helped Sheridan turn the tide of a
famous battle. Sheridan starts on
his twenty mile ride. Sheridan turns
defeat into victory. Matinee, Sunday
2:30. Monday 2:30.-.Adv.
The last literary program for this
year was given yesterday by the
Literary society in
the assembly room of the High school.
The program was undoubtedly the
best given this year and the vocal
sole by Miss Mabel Flesher was we'll
received. A large number of the
students parents and friends were
present. Owing to the fact that the
examinations will soon be held there
will be no more literary programs
this year.
Fancy fruit and CONNECTIONS for
the table or sick room in winter as
we'll as in summer at Peterson's.-
Adv.
The Mother Goose party given by
Mrs. Heads Sunday school class of
the M. E. church Friday evening was
a success both socially and financial
ly.. About fifty were dressed up to
represent the various characters. The
prizes were carried off by Bertha
Webster, who was dressed to repre-
sent Little-Bo-Peep, and Gordon
Smith, as Little Boy Blue. Lunch was
served at 1920 Mrs. Head was as
sisted by Mrs. H. P. Betting and Miss
Helen Minnich.
Brinkman theatre. "Sheridan's
Ride, showing here Sunday and
Monday. See how your. sranddady
helped Sheridan turn the tide of
famous battle. Sheridan starts on
his twenty mile ride. Sheridan turns
defeat into victory. Matinee, Sunday
2:30. Monday 2:3O.-Adv.
DR.. E. H. Smith, president of the
school board, presented seven short
course students with diplomas yester-
day afternoon. DR.. Smith gave a
short talk to the students on the
present educational advantages.
Three of the students for various rea-
sons were unable to complete the
work required by the short course
but Professor Dyer congratulated
them on the progress they had made
and spoke to the students nthe