The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-04

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Emma Noesen, who-works In the sab.
stract Office at Bemidji, returned to
that place this morning. She came
down to attend the Cathedral dedica-
ton and tovisit with relatives Sum
IL your money working for you7
| Are you insured against hard luck
or hard times?
Now IL the time to save part d
your income.
Deposit 1t at interest IN Northern
National Bank. ADV.
Tonight the roller masquerade
which has been anticipated by many
for some time past will be held In
the roller rink hall. "A large number
Of skates has been reserved and a
large crowd is expected to be pres:
ent. Four prizes will be tawardeds ito
the best dressed and the most comic
costumes. :s4s. NJ.
Among Bemidii;s ont-of-town fvisl-
tors yesterday were K. @. Dork, OF
Fargo; Mrs. M. L. Buora Of .Casa
Lake; Mrs. ]. R. McGiven OF Black
Iduck; Mrs. o. Bisbee, Of Blackjack;
Mrs. Chas. sTronckson OF Blackjack;
J. A. Brown. Of Grand Rapids: +. C.
Carell of Big Falls: H. c. Hartmann
of Grand Forks and e. F. Miskella
of Cass Lake. :.s..s..- =
Ladies 90 to the Grand tonight.
See how Peter was made to sign the
pledge. Cruel but a certain cure:
ADV. szs.. 7. =. 81. !: r III.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday.
the beginning Of Lent. there viii be
service in the st. ,Bartholomew's
Episcopar church. consisting Of the
Penitential Office and celebration
of the Holy Communion at eleven
o'clock. The Right Reverend" J. D.:
Morrison, d. d.. L. L. D.. Bishop of
Duluth, will be the celebrant.
The Engler Lumber Co.. among
others, is greatly In need Of saw mill
hands such as scalers, graders, mill
wrights, ETC., for their plant. The
mill has been rebuilt and will be
completed before the river opens up;
however, they can use any and all
hands who apply now, at some kind
Of mill work until the saving season
opens in the spring. 49,
The firm of Topper and Lemke
have dissolved partnership and the
bowling alley formerly operated BY
that firm will now be operated by
Adolph Topper. Mr.. Topper has had
a new runway of maple put in, which
will be a big advantage over the, Old
pine runway, and several more
minor improvements. have been
made to the alleys,
Rink will be extra warm. for, the
masquerade tonight.-Adv,
Baudette Region: There is no need
Of men lying idle around Baudette
this winter and if 100 woodsmen
were to land in town today they
would be snatched up with haste.
The demand for help increases as the
season advances and the wages are
all the way from $50 to $40, which
should be good inducement for any
man who wants to work.
The Crookston Press, a weekly pa
per which has been published for the
past fifteen years in Crookston, has
suspended publication, last satur-
days paper being the last to be pub
lished. Editor Lind was the last to
publish the paper but the paper was
owned by Postmaster Elias ,Steener-
son who came into possession about
a year ago through q mortgage,
The regular meeting of the city
council was held last night in the
council chambers at the city hall.
There was very little important BUSH
ness to be discussed and the usual
number of bills were presented. The
fire department asked the council for
$500 feet Of new serviceable hose as
at present they only have about that
amount Of horse which is not enough
for city of this size. They also ask
ed for slight change in the present
fire alarm system and the council
will probably grant both requests. ),
Jens Mickelson, aged forty-fsve.
died at the st. Anthony's hospital
Friday evening at $3.50, from typhoid
pneumonia. Mr.. Mickelson. was :. a
tailor and had been employed 1T the
Thorson Thompson tailor shop for
the past two years, and ia we'll known
In the city. No word has been, re-
ceived from his relatives who 1--we at
St. John, North Dakota. The funeral
will be held from the Ibertson un-