The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-01-27

Next Friday light the sophomore
class of the High school will give a
sleigh ride party and will drive out
TO the A. P. Richie farm where they
will spend the evening. Many out
Isiders have been invited at the sopho-
more class is one of the smallest in
the school. ..:i .z VI.
Mrs. Sherman Bailey entertained
the following ladies at $500 party
Saturday evening: Mesdames L.. III.
Bailey, H. w. Bailey, Miss Minnie
Bailey, Mesdames J. Bisair, X. Nc
liver, o. p. Bailey, e, e. Mcdonald,
F. L. Murphy. F. s. Arnold, j.. C.
Parker, A. A.. Carter and Ray
Murphy. s'@ ~,
Pimples, blackheads, clogged
bowels, sluggish livers, upset stom-
achs, means HOLSTERS R. M. Tea for
you: Barker's Drug store.-Ady.Ee =
Over seventy-five couples attended
the B. I. L. dance which was given in
the city hall last Friday night: The
ticket sale amounted to 5000. The
hall and the tickets were donated to
the order and the, only expense was
$22 for the music. 1886 will be CIV
en- to the family of recently deceas-
ed member of the order.
At three O'Clock Sunday afternoon
at the home Of the bride, 1915 Be-
midi avenue the marriage of Micael
Sullivan and Bertha Thorson, both
of Bemidji was celebrated by Judge
Clark. The cermony was performed
in the presence Of number of i'm
mediate friends and relatives. A we'd
ding dinner was served at 6 O'Clock.
The big masquerade in the big
armory, with the big orchestra, will
get the big crowd. Don't miss it. The
floor will be prepared for it.-Adv.
Kelliher Journal. H. F. Ransom,
the hunter, caught great horned
owl in trap Saturday morning and
brought the bird to town to dispose
Of, but could not find: a buyer. It's
wings measured tifty-four inches
from tip to tip. It's plumage was very
pretty, consisting . of brown and
bright gray checker shaped squares.
Ransom killed the bird.
Saturday night the race at the roll
ler rink was won by Bert Baker with
Floyd Hyatt following a lap in the
rear for second. Breyette and Hyatt
fought hard for second place but
neither were able to gain on Baker,
who took the lead in the start and
held it throughout the race. Sunday
night Baker and Hyatt raced and
Baker again won but not by as large
a stretch.
Ask to be shown the special prem
lums offered TO Pioneer readers They
will be brought right to your door or
may be seen atsthis Office. j."
The first number of St. Phillips
Parish Monthly was distributed yes
terday. The book is attractive and
is full of church news and locals. It
contains complete statement of the
Catholic bazaar which was given by
the ladies of the Catholic. church last
October. Rev. J. J. T. Philippe is
editor and business manager and has
set subscription charge of fifty
cents a year or five cents a copy.
international Falls Daily Journal:
There is certainly lots of timber
rolling in these days of the paper and
saw mills. Every car that the NJ, D.
& w. railway and the M. & l. can
command is being pressed into serv-
ice, the timber coming over the latter
line from as far as Funkley and Kel-
lirer. 1t makes busy stretch of
road of the M. e. rs line between
here and Littlefork, az it is also used
by the NJ, D. &, w.
. Headache, clogged bowels, sour
stomach, poor appetite, puts one
down and out; take HOLSTERS R. M.
Tea and come back strong. Thirty
five cents. Barker's Drug Store
Adv.
Tomorrow night the annual mas
querade dance will be held in the
armory hall. The dance will be in
charge of the manager, w. B. Mac
Lachlan. The floor has been pre-
pared for dancing and everything
will be arranged for the convenience
of those attending. Tonight, after
the skating is over, Mr.. MacLachlan
will put a preparation on the floor
and allow all those present to dance
without charge. Four prizes will be
given away tomorrow night. Rem
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