The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-01


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tond hand furniture bust4nu
At the annual meetinGs q the
Northern league yesterday Nisais.
Winona, Grand Forks anll 1bss0
were dropped from the IesEne and
1St. Boniface and Port ArthursweEa
Eadded. These changes give the
lleague six clubs, consisting of -four
tGanadIan towns, WinnipagYSt.sAani
tface, Fort William and Port 4 kthl,r,
and Superior and Duluth. It ds 10s-
sible that Fargo and GRAND E0Rlls
may again be. given franchise
Hibbing Daily Tribune.
The Athlete ssseeiation nil zaaeet
! at the Croahaton high schoale tlaiaaH-
ening to discuss ways AMI mesas .fpr,
the football game con Satnraaysssith
the Bemidji shiah school team. The
yell committee will formulate splars
to have an energetic campaieas to
give the team encousasementsand a
committee to sell tickets sossthat q
large crowd will be .present at athe
game, will also he put I'm .tile. 4leld.I
Season tickets Tor sall Of the seaaes
are to be sold to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day, Croekston Daily Times.
Another Adyantase dnssaIiags x0af.
money and deBositingra t at zinfassats
In the Northern sNattoHai sBan1ssts
that 1t helps. eut out thas,werrysthat
binders you from doing your best
work.
Coach tBestul of the high school
football team Is not going to allow
the championship Of northern MIN
nesota to be Host by defanits ami. he is
a firm believer in hard work. Dur
ing the past few days thermometers
of the team have heen t'loafing' and
when oniysa few turned out for prac-
tice, he ordered the Crookston game.
of Saturday to be called of. No
sooner than such action was taken
than the boys asked for another
chance and q night practice was
held. The entire team reported and
one ofzthe best practices of the year
was held.
A surprise party was given Tues
day evening at the home of A. Mar
tin of Wilton in honor of Miss Ruby's
nineteenth birthday. Those present
were Misses Flossie Cox, Benora Vol
land, Pearl Gray, Ethel and Ruby
Martin, Mrs. w. D. Foot, Messrs. Ir-
win Hinshaw, r. Rawden, Roy Raw
den, Tony Cox, BERTHE Martin, John
Peterson, A. Martin, Selmer Klung-
seth, David Hinshaw, Lawrence Sol
AMI and Joe Rennie. The evening
was pleasantly spent playing games
and music, after which lunch was
served. Later the guests assembled
in the M. w. A. hall where a social
dance was enjoyed. Miss Martin re-
ceivedea number Of pretty gifts.
The HalloweM Concert company
will give a concert in the Armory
next Monday evening. The ten-piece
orchestra will play for a dancing
party Immediately, after the concert.
ADV.
Edmund Keehr, who operates the
Backus farm at Boot Leg Lake, mar
rowly escaped serious injury last
night when he was attacked by
man to whom he. had previously re-
fused to loan a hunting boat. Keehr
and his wife were returning to their
home when Athe man stopped the
team and struck 1t the farmer. He
jumped from his wagon and was ad-
ministering a neat trimming to the
stranger, when several brothers ap-
peared on the scene. They began
kicking and beating Keehr and he
escaped further injury by running.
Keehr is not troublesome and is we'll
liked, being hard worker and one
of the tcounty's most, progressive
farmers He refused the loan of the
boat becausesit was in his care for
safe keeping and was taken by the
stranger without permission.