The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-24
avenue, since last Tuesday, Will leave
this evening for her home.

avenue. since last Tuesday. viii leave
this evening for her home.
Northern News. (Spooner. Feb.
f21l: E. H. Dea Of Bemidj, superin-
ttendent for the shevlin scompany,s, i
| in town today to see that everything
| for the summers cut at the mill.
II John gets the habit Of staying
out late, just insist on his taking Hol-
listers r. NJ. Tea: twill instill regu-
lar habits. 35c. Bankers Drug store
ADV. q
Northern News, (Spooner, Feb.
|211:E. J. Bourgoieasof Bemidji, came
to town on Tuesday and left to con-
tinue his work inssurveying for the
new ditch on upper Rapid river.
Rev. s. E. p. White lett this after
noon on the 4::3T train for Warroad
where he will attend the missionary
and administrative meeting of Adams
|presbytery Of which he is chairman.
Messrs. Ed. Page. S. Dubuque,
Archie Barrett and Medore Mercil Of
Crookston. who came up to attend
the knights OF Columbus installation
here Saturday, returned home this
morning.
Do not forget the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid supper Friday evening,
February 20, in the church base
ment. Price thirty-fve cents.-Adv.
The Sister Superior Of the st. An
thongs hospital, left this noon for
Duluth where she will join in scele-
brating the twenty-nfth anniversary
of the opening of the st. Mary's hos
pital of that city. q g. s
Mrs. Fay Heads Sunday school
class in the Methodist church will
give Mother Goose" party at, the
church Friday evening. The chill
dren have been asked to come dressed
to represent some character of Moth
er- Goose tales. 49,. .-..-,-.
Chaperoned by Mrs. John Wilcox,
the following young ladies visited
the Wilcox logging camps four miles
out of Funkley Saturday: Misses
Arabel1e Neal, Beatrice Eddy, Mar
iorie Knappen, Frances Mosford, Ma
bel Wager and Ethelyn Hail. :4 -
If life gets serious and you need
strength and courage, don't use slim
ulents; take HOLSTERS R. M. Tea. It
will put pou on top instead of making
you under dog ON slave. Bakers
Drug Store.-Adv. -.
Miss Beatrice Eddy will give
public demonstration on the different
cuts Of meat and the cooking of the
less expensive cuts in the High
school domestic science room next
Friday afternoon at $3.50. Every
one is invited to attend this demon
stration. ~ ~.
Mrs. r. Gilmore gave the first Of a
series Of parties Saturday. The rest
will be given after Lent. The party
given Saturday was thimble bee
and there were twenty guests present.
The rooms were decorated with jon
qiuls and smilax. A buffet lunch was
served In the dining ROOM
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Kenfeld and
Mrs. Charles e. Battles went to Cass
Lake Saturday returning home the
same evening. Mr. Kenfield went
there On business and Mesdames Ken
field and Battles to be the guests of
Mrs. Bradbury, who celebrated her
birthday anniversary that day.
Championship race at the rink On
Wednesday night between Breyette
and Buckland The winner will race
the champion of North Dakota the
following weekday.
Miss Catherine Hardy and Louis
Bloomquist, both of Bemidji, were
united in marriage Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis La Valley, Rev. S. E. P. White
officiating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of immediate
friends of the contracting parties.
The Itasca News deer River) ::
Lumberjacks have begun early to
come down from the timber and
every day and night they are numer-
GUS on the streets. Most of them
have worked but short time and
have but small '..stakes" for the win
ter. It has been a bad winter for
jumping" and that is always bad for
the men and the employers.
If your cook gets obstreperous and
inclined to run things, buy her Hol-
listers R. NJ. Tea, it will regulate,