The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-27

will give a old time dance in the
city hall. The proceeds of this dance
will be used to pay for a flag which
the circle has ordered and which will
probably be here by Monday. 1t was
ordered early so that the circle could
use it on decoration day.
At the Methodist church supper
last evening, the Ladies' Aid realized
about fifty dollars from the meals
served and as much more from the
apron sale. The Y. K. Sunday school
class Melted about seven dollars from
their candy sale. The girls intend
to have doll millinery sale in about
three weeks.
Three car loads of immigrants con-
sisting of A. J. and Roy Sweet and
Guy. Bobohn of Kansas City, Mo-, ar
rived in Bemidji last night over the
NJ. & I. and unloading the cars be-
gan this morning. All three families
will locate near here. They brough
in several head of young COWS and
intend to patronize the creamery.
Tonight the bowling team man
| aged by George Donaldson will bowl
against the team which recently de-
feated the Grand Rapids quint. Sum
day the Grand Rapids team will come
here and bowl the same five that re-
| Gently defeated them at Grand Ra-
pids. The games promise to be close
ly matched as both teams have bowled
high averages.
Brainerd Daily Dispatch: Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Cochran, of this city are
alarmed for the safety of relatives;
living in Omaha. Mrs. Cochran has
a sister, Mrs. Charles Cary and three
nieces, Mrs. NJ N. Cohen and the
Misses Carey living in that i'll fated
city and within the district which
was the storm center. kilograms and
letters have failed to bring an ans
wer. Last year Miss Irma Cochran
visited her aunt and is thus we'll &C
uuainted with the section Of Omaha
that was visited by the cyclone.
! A crew of men are at work tearing
down the shed adjoining the court
house barn which is located in the
center of the court house grounds
facing Seventh street. The barn has
been purchased by Edward Anderson
and will be removed to his lots in the
course of the next two days. The barn
was sold to him for $12 providing he
either tear down or remove it before
Saturday of this week. Many other
| improvements will be made around
the court house this spring including
| the repainting Of all the wooden fix
lures.
This afternoon at 4:15 matinee
will be presented by the senior class
of the High school. Only grade stu
dents will be allowed to attend this
matinee and an admission charge Of
| characters in this play have been prac-
| ticing regular for the past month and
have been prepared for some time to
present the two plays but to make
sure that there will be no hitch in
the performances tomorrow night
they will present both plays this at
ternoon for the benefit of the school
children. Nearly all of the reserved
seats have been taken, only a few of
those in the rear being left. No
seats will be reserved in the gallery.
Minnie and Willie McCuaig enter
tanned at a. grown-up children's par
ty last evening, the occasion being
Mrs. McCuaig's birthday. The guests
were all dressed in children's clothes
and the evening was spent in playing
marbles, spinning tops and playing
ball. The favors were a small horse
and cart for the boys and a set of
dishes for, the girls. The birthday
cake was decorated with twelve can
kfdles and there were twelve guests az