The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-04-19

Falls spent yesterday in Bemidji on
business. Mr. Larson is one Of the
lproprietors Of the Home Bakery at
that place. Martin Madison, form
erly Of this city, is his partner.
There is perfect safety in the For
eign Bills of Exchange bought from
1.-The Northern National Bank. 1t is
a convenient and economical way to
send money to the old country. ry.-Adv.
The Bemidji Dancing club dance
given in the city hall last evening
was the last one of series of dances
given by the club. There were TWEEN
ty-five couples in attendance and
Remfrey's orchestra furnished s the
music. 5z as.zz -. u, n. - y
Sunday afternoon the candidates
for the "Big Bemidg'' base ball team
will practice at the fair grounds.
If there are enough present captain
and manager will be elected. /. After
Sunday the team will practice two or
three times week. .t7 I'd - II. NH
One week from today the first big
base ball game in Bemidji this sea-
son will be played between the Black
duck High school team and the Be-
midi high. Both teams have put in
three weeks Of practice and the game
promises to be close r..
Chas Maitland was tried in NUM-
cipal court this morning on a charge
of having a pike in his possession.
He was arrested yesterday by Game
Warden S. G. Bailey He was fined
$40 which he paid. It is unlawful
to catch pike before May L.. .. =
Walter and Erhart Schobert of
Brandon, Sask., Canada, who have
been employed in Bemidji this winter
and spring, are visiting old acquain-
tances in and around Aida. They
formerly lived in Aida until about
two eyars ago whren they moved to
Canada with their parents.
Misses Amy Flore and Mamie
Anderson entertained number of
friends last evening at the Flore
home. The evening was. spent in
music and telling stories. A lunch
was served at the close of the even
ing. The guests were the Misses
Carrie Armstrong, Elsie Schmitt,
Lizzie Erickson, Agnes Faust, Lillian
Brady, and Minnie Kersten. r. -
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is having
her spring clothes made in Baltimore
to keep within the allowance of 81, >
900 year for dresses. This has prov
en- a great shock to the modistes and
dressmakers of the national capital,
who had counted on the publicity of
such service. The simplicity Of dress
which Mrs. Wilson is making fashion
able prevails among the ladies Of the
cabinet. .!...-
| The Plus Ultra class of the Pres
| byterian Sunday school held a busi-
ness meeting last evening at the
home of Esther Tennstrom. The Of
! ficers elected for the next term are
as follows: Margaret Condor, presi-
DENT Emma Jones, vice president;
Esther Tennstrom, secretary; Pearl
Condor, treasurer. After the busf-
ness meeting two course lunch was
served and Miss Ruth Riley enter
tanned the class with several musi-
i cal selections. ~ ,,,-' :
| In the Blackduck American ap-
pears the following comment: "We
] note that Ben Lundgren who for a
number of years was a resident OF
this place has been appointed ~ a
member of the Bemidji police force
by Mayor William McCuaig. Ber
was deputy sheriff during the Hazen
administration and with the exper.
ience gained in that position toget.
. her with other excellent qualifica.
tions for the position Ben will nj
doubt make good. !" 2 -, Z
Brinkman Theater, Tonight only
In addition to our regular show thu
Ohio Flood will be shown for thu
Hast time and the added feature