The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-20

morning from s. and Mrs. a, i.
White and Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Lycan,
stating that they were in jackson
vile. Florida. on their return :trip
and would be home in about ten
days. {,
The Christian Endeavor society, Of
the Presbyterian church will hold q
George Washington birthday social,
Friday evening. February 81, in the
basement of the church. s A cordial
invitation is extended to attend this
social. ISL III
NJ. Richards and w. N. Bowser
returned last evening from trip to
Northome and .Kelliher. where Mr..
Richards has been inspecting lumber
camps. II. B. southworth did not re-
turn with them but went on to. In
.ternational Falls.
II $1,000
You 10000
Have Loco. 90
temporarily idle its Safety should be
your first consideration. There is no
better security for your savings than
Certificate Of Deposit in the
Northern National Bank.-Adv.
international Falls Daily Journal:
IS. E. Thompson and son Stanley
of -Tenstrike are spending the day In
the city attending to business matters
which must be disposed of prior to
the opening of the mercantile insti-
tuition which they will establish here
in the. Casino rink building about
the first of April. The firm will be
known as S. E. Thompson & Son. -
z Brainerd Daily Dispatch, (Feb.
19): The Minnesota & Internation-
al railway passenger train was an
hour late this noon. A cylinder head
blew out of the engine this side of
Bemidji. The conductor walked i a
mile asd wired for help and a local
freight came along and gave them a
boost. After the passenger engine
gained a little speed, it ran along in
fashion, using steam on one SIDE.
"The Star" teachers training class
of the Methodist Episcopal church
met at Mrs. Henry Botting's Tuesday
evening, February IS. The class was
re-organized and elected: Mrs. A. A.,
Richardson, president; Miss Bonnie
Malone, secretary; Mrs. Henry J. Bot
ting, treasurer, and Mrs. M. Phibbs,
teacher. All members passed a
satisfactory examination on Old Tes-.
lament history and the New Tesla.
ment study is now being taken up.
Meetings are, held-once, a2week and?
new members are urged to take up
the study Visitors are welcome.
The members of the Swedish Luth-
eran Church will have a basket Soc
ial Saturday evening; February % in
the I. o. O. F. hall. A musical pro-
gram will be rendered as follows:
Song, Sunday school, accompanied by
Esther Bodeen and Louis Brown; Sc.
lect reading, Mr.. G.. l.. Johnson Sc
lection by orchestra; recitation by
Pearl ;Kyearno; song by Mrs. Berg
lund, Ina Robertson, Fern Robertson.
Elsa Edd, accompanist;; Miss Bell;
speech by Professor Satire; duet by
Alice and Emma Gorans; recitation
by Minnie Anderson. piano solo by
Miss Bell; duet, Ellen Erickson and
Esther Bodeen; select reading by
Axel Bergquist; song by quartet; re-
citation by, Roy Moberg; solo by Miss
Lizzie Erickson; song, "Star Spang-
led Banner" by Sunday school,, &C
tcompanists, Louis Brown and Esther
Bodeen. ~: :. <.S :. y. ~. E
( Charles II. Van Voorhees,, who pur-
chased. the Ray. Phelps farm at Bass
Lake, arrived in Bemidji Wednesday
to locate, permanently and TO start
improving the, farm Mr., Van vor-
hees is a travelling man and. formerly
ly had his headquarters at Grand
Forks. - He was in Bemidji at the
time "Jim" Hill was here, became
interested in the country, and the
next. day purchased the. land above
mentioned at Bass Lake. He had
road petitions drawn up yesterday
for putting in a set Of good roads, in
that part of the country and also
plans on organizing telephone line
out there. He will bring his sister
and her family up here from Michi-
gan in the near. future and they will
live on part of the farm. Mr.. Van
Vorheesswill make sBemidji his head
quarters until he can make some i'm
proyements on his farm and move his
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