The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-17

III
Come early
expects to leave by April LIST, or as
soon as the here can Sc.
cure another pastor. Rev. Kolste has
agreed to stay until his successor is
ready to take up the work.
Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald and little
daughter Maragret, formerly Of Far
go, North Dakota, but who. will move
to Virginia, Minnesota, in the near.
future, will arrive in the city this
this evening and will be the guests
of Mrs. Fitzgerald's mother, Mrs. p.
J. Russell and her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Younggren for three weeks. They
have been visiting at Brainerd for
several days past. III =
A dutch supper will be given by
the ladies of the German Lutheran
church in the Odd Fellows hall,
Tuesday night Feb. II, from to 8
p. m. Tickets Csc. The following
Menu will be served. @~s. -
sauerkraut Winerwurst
Dill Pickles Mixed Pickles.
Cold Meat e.. Potato Salad
Rye Bread Brick Cheese
Cake and Coffee :
The Woman's Study club held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
and was led by Mrs. G. w. Campbell.
Roll call was answered by giving
an item on "Noted American Wom-
en- The following interesting papers
were read on, "What Has the Ameri-
can Woman Done in Education" Mrs.
E. F. Netzer; "In Medicine" Mrs: e. .
M. Palmer; SIN Law" Mrs. w. E..
Dodge; .In The Pulpit" Mrs. d. l..
Stanton; GIN Philanthropy" Mrs.
George Strickland, "In Politics, -
Mrs. c. E. Battles. The next meeting
will be held March second.
Today County Auditor Welte paid
the 25th wolf bounty since Jan. 18th.
$3.50 for each wolf. This is the an
nual wolf harvest, the number of
'bounties paid being about the same
every year. Tiedemann Bros. Of Bluff
fington, killed one day before yester-
day, getting the $3.50 bounty and
$3.50 for the pelt, making more pro-
fit than would result from butcher
ing a hog-providing the wolf fed
on the other fellows sheep or tur-
keys. Today pelt was brought in
from Refs township. The wolves are
pretty scarce, only one or two coming
from any one comm unity.-Crooks-
ton Daily Times. .--J
Maurice Ryan and Byron Russell
entertained number of their friends
at sleighride party last evening. A
trip had been planned to the Tagley
cottage on the Mississippi river but
passage could not be found leading
to the site and the party was forced
to return to Bemidji and spend the
remainder of the evening at the home
Of Bertel auckland on Bemidji ave-
nue.. Those present last evening were
the Misses Mable Kittleson. Sophie
Hanson, Ella Anderson, Claire Nan
gle, Grace Fisher, Edith Ryan, tnez
auckland and the Messers John
O'Coner, Fred Cutter, Carter Cutter,
Bertel auckland, Maurice Ryan, By
ron Russell Earl Bailey and Bernard
Moore.
Miss Esther Margaret Kolste, &C
sisted by Miss Mabel Hyland, mezzo-
soprano and Mrs. G. R. Sanborn, viol-
mist, will give concert in the city
hall Friday night for the benefit of
the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church. Miss Kolste recently re
turned from Chicago where she
studied under several prCminent
piono teachers. The program will
be as follows. -
1. (a) "To Spring 3. Grieg
CD Lies Sylvains' I. Chaminade
MISS KOLSTE
2 Concerto VIZ $50. De Beriot
Andante Allegro
MRS. SANBORN. z.ss 1#.s.
Is (a) Wanders Nachtlied schuber.
0b) "Auf Fliigeln des Gesanges,'
Mendelssohn
Obj "Bei der Wiege' Mendelssohn
(d) ode blauen Friihlingsaugen''
-. franz
MISS HYLAND
(a) "Liebestraume, No 8, in . Hat
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(b) aHochzeitstag aut Trold-
lhaugen ! s.. 80. .Grieg
MISS KOLSTE
5 20 List the Trill il Golden
Throat Victor Herbert
From Opera, .Natoma''
MISS HYLAND
rs (a) "Gavotte'' -. Gossec
Gb) German Dance s.
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