The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-05
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Deposits. Northern National =
vitations have been issued.-Adv. =
Kenneth Anderson, r.; 819a Bemidji
avenue, was pleasantly surprised on
Tuesday afternoon by a number Nof
his school mates The following
guests were present: Louis Brown,
Clifford Roe, Eban r, Bowser, Arthur
OLeary, Lester Smith, Ralph Mo-
berg, Robert Naylor, j and Maurice
Brown. They presented Kenneth
with pair Of skis. Mrs John L.
Brown assisted Mrs. > Anderson in
serving. -. ~
! Coming to the Grand Thursday
Maud and Maud. those comedy ven
Enthusiastically. Il
Many people attended the roller
masquerade at the rink last night
as 1t was the last public event before
Lent. The costumes were the best
that had appeared at a masquerade
this year and the judges were puzzled
as! to who really deserved the prizes:
They picked for the best dressed lady.
Miss Alice Nicely, who was dressed as
an Egyptian maid. Alex Cameron,
dressed as q Puritan was selected as
the best dressed gentleman. I'm the
comic costumes, there was q variety
of costumes of all descriptions. Mrs.
VIM. Sprague and sister, Miss Bessie
Tibbets, won the ladies' comic prizes
They were dressed to represent the
gold dust twins. Dan Danielson Of
Crookston in Jew costume won the
gentleman's prize.
Damon's colorea big musical COM
edy company will he presented at the
Brinkman theater beginning Thurs
day. Seats twenty-five and thirty
five cents--~Adv.
Grand Forks Daily Herald: Scamp
ler1ng rats aud mice are counted on
by college, students to stampede the
sufrage parade ia Washington on
March 5 and the rns1sual demand fol
rodents was exph1ned today when
the plot, that has spread through vir-
(tHalty every callege i'm the capital,
was learned. The collegians intend,
It has Developed to post their forces
along the length Of. Pennsylvania
avenue and at a prearranged signal
dash into the marching line with
! hand bags or parcels containing the
| mice, shaking them out into the
street. When the plot was uncovered
the snffragfst leaders were dismay-
ed. Appeal to the police has been
made and Commissioner Rudolph has
promised protection. The police,
however, cannot make arrests until
after the mice have been liberated
and the women fail to see that az
rests will remedy the situation. I'll
is Just perfectly horrid,'' said {
blonde suffragist at national head,
quarters today, shuddering DIT the
prospect. "Of course, Pm not fright.
ened, but there are so many timid
women. And besides, mouse is q
mouse" In an effort to convert the
| men to the cause of universal sui
frage, it; was announced today thai
| "experieDqe" meetings for t'mer
only" wou1d be held next week. Th<
Espeakers will be women and they VIII
be prepared to answer any questions
that may be asked. #s =
For your stomach's sake, cleanse
your bowels and liver with HOLSTER.
r. M. Tea; keeps you we'll, makes yer
weller. T]hirty-1lve cents. =. Barker'l
Drug Store.-Adv. :ll.,. Il -.,7. p.
/ Crockston Daily Tines Miss Lu.
ella Stone and Messrs. WEI and Wal
ter Stone entertained at the last o
their series OF parties last evening a
the N. P. Stone residence. After {
pleasant evening with whist ant
rumdum. a course luncheon wa
Eservced at the small tables, Lighted
| by the glow of the red shaded can
dies and decorated with bittersweet
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Taylor, and DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Misses Laura Anderson, Irene an,
Myra KAISER, Lily Schmidt, Feyereis
en-, Ada Jagow. Mae McCanna, r