The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-14

The Royal Neighbors held their
regular meeting last evening in the
Odd Fellows hall. Two candidates
were initiated. A hard time dance
was given after the initiation and
about forty couples attended. A lunch
was served at the close OF the eve
ming. . .s.:$ s..S.s. 81. Is.
The strength of the Northern Ma
tional Bank lies not alone in its
Capital and Resources, but in the
character and financial. responsibility
of the men who conduct its affairs
as well.-Adv.
Hibbing Tribune: J.. Evan Carson,
formerly Of the Bemidji Pioneer, but
more recently with a Duluth printing
firm, has accepted position with
The Tribune and will operate The
Tribune's new No. 8 linotype ma
chine. Mr.. Carson is first-class all
around printer and will shortly re-
move his family to Hibbing and make
his home here. Z. $500 S..: :... =
Brinkman theater.. Special engage
ment extraordinary. The best at
traction ever in the city: Your last
chance tonight to see Mrs. Bob Fitz-
simmons & Co. Admission rs and
so cents-Adv. - Is = r. +:y 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Harris have just
received word of the marriage of Miss
Bess Harris, formerly of Bemidji,
now of Portland, Oregon, to James A..
Hamilton Of that city. The ceremony
was solemnized at Portland on May
6. The bride is a sister of J. O. Har-
ris of this city, and was resident
of Bemidji about five years. ago, and
is we'll and favorably known here.
The groom is connected with the
Omar-Paulson Lumber company Of
Portland. 49,. -:S..--,--s
Down in Dear Old New Orleans"
"Take me to that Swanee Shore"
"You Great Big Blue Eyed Baby"
'I'll Get YOU and 100 more late and
popular pieces at only 10 cents a
copy at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Cass Lake Times: Dr.. H. r. Weir
lex, DR.. Riggs, Steve Geiser, Thos.
Congdon and Arthur Folsom of Bull,
returned yesterday from "a several
days fishing trip to Cass Lake. They
brought back with them one OF the
finest strings of wall-eyed pike ever
light to the city and the friends OF
all are being literally remembered.
DIR. Weirick, who annually SPENDS
several days at Cass Lake fishing says
the fishing is better at the present
time than he ever knew it to be. The
party had very pleasant outing and
vigorously deny a story that their
catch was bought from the Indians.
Brinkman theater. Special engage
ment extraordinary. The best at
traction ever in the city. Your last
chance tonight to see Mrs. Bob Fftz-
simmons & Co. Admission rs and
Miss Servia McKusick gave a guest
towel shower last evening in honor
of Miss Madeline Johnson, who will
be a June bride. Pink and green
was the color scheme carried out,
sweet peas, ferns and roses were used.
"A three-course dinner was served. In
the center Of the table in the dining
room was basket of roses and en-
twined in the roses were pink RIB
bons leading to each plate. At the
close of the dinner each guest was
requested to pull her ribbon at the
END of which she found a needle
book and thread. Pink candles and
shades added to the charming affect
Of the table decorations. The guests
were then invited into the sitting
room. In this room yards and yards
Of pink ribbons were strung from
the chandeliers to every part OF the
room and each guest was requested
to find the ribbon with her name on
It. Miss Johnson, the guest of honor,
found a guest towel from each OF the
guests at the end of her string, and
also towel to be hemmed. The 9TH
er guests each found q towel to DC
hemmed for the bride to be and the
evening was spent in this work. The
following were present: Misses
Madeline johnson, Dorothy Torrance
Irene Logan. Marthabelle Clark, Vera
Backus and Beatrice Backus.
AS sure as night follows day, YOU
need a thorough, cleansing, purifying
Spring medicine listers +. M
Tea is the best you can get. Barker's
Drug Store. Adv.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Glidden, . son. Tuesday, May i.
Mr.. "a. &. Wilson 8 sister from neal
Omaha, who will be his guest for S