The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-26

Ryan was assisted in serving by Mrs.
R.. F. Murphy.
About fifty couples attended the
dance which was given by the Big
Bemidg" basket ball team Monday
night. Refreshments were served
during the evening and the dance
was success both socially and fin-
anciall.
The administrator and the guar
dian, the trustee and the treasurer,
will find the Northern National
Bank very acceptable place to de-
post their funds. Such funds are alb
solutely secure and are earning in
terest constantly
Mrs. ]. A.Younggren had a let
ter from her sister at Fargo, North
Dakota today, and she informs her
that the have not yet received word
from Omaha, as to whether or not
the Mrs. EFF Fitzgerald, who was
listed among the dead at Omaha, was
her mother-in-law. Her mother-in-
laws initials are 1T. H. but some
mistake may have occurred in getting
the initials.
The Royal Neighbors had thier>reg-
ular meeting last evening" After the
meeting farewell party was. given
two of the members who will move
to Glasgow, Montana in about week :
namely Mesdames Elmer Chamberlain
and George Barnaby. The Royal
Neighbors also invited the Woodmen
and other friends to participate. The
guests or honor were each presented
with remembrance. The evening
was spent in dancing ="
Efforts are now being made by the
Big Bemidg' basket ball team to
schedule game with the Shamrock
basket ball team of Duluth The
local team has defeated the Superior
Y. NJ. E. A. team which is considered
in the same class as the Shamrocks
The Big Bemidg' five are anxious to
add one more victory to their list
before disbanding for the seamon and
as they have defeated every thing
outside of Duluth will now try to
bring. the fastest team in Duluth here
to play. Little trouble should be ex-
perienced in scheduling a game as the
Duluth teams have heard of the Be-
midji-Superior games and appears to
be anxious for games. If possible
two game will be played the latter
part Of next week.
Ella, why don't you try HOLSTERS
R.. M. Tea for your complexion, re-
stores the color, drives away pimples
and blemishes, sweetens you up.
Thirty-five cents Bankers Drug
StOre.-Adv.
International Falls Daily Journal:
Rev. Frank Higgins, the 'Lumber-
jack Sky Pilot" made very appeal
in address in the interests of the
lumberjack to quite large and in
terested audience, considering the
weather conditions, at the city hall
last evening. Mr.. Higgins stated that
when he commenced his life work
some eighteen years ago that many
thought him crazy for wasting his
time with this class of men. That
even today a large percentage of our
people do not understand or appre-
! ciate the work of eighteen missionar-
les who are doing such excellent work
throughout the logging camps of this
country, which was started by Mr..
Higgins so long ago. Those who mis-
sed hearing the Sky Pilot certainly
missed very inspiring and instruc-
tive address and we trust that he will
again find time to visit us.
Mesdames c. E. Battles, E. E. Ken
field, and Misses Mable Brooks and
Carrie Armstrong, Of Bemidji, are
| among the ones who will attend the
Sunday school convention at Duluth,
March ~ to 80. The program covers
four days and consists of nine mass
| convention, sessions and three "School
/ and Method sessions On Saturday
and Sunday, March 20 and go, boys
congress has been arranged for, John
l.. Alexander of Chicago,a "Teen Age
A Specialist will be one of the noted
men in charge of this department
at the convention. Following are the
officers of the Beltrami County Sun
day School association: President,
There IL 0nYv ON