The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-09

feet that the little girl is improving.
Miss Bailey does not expect to re-
turn to Bemidji for several weeks.
| The Pioneer is the place to buy
your rolls of adding machine paper
for Burroughs adding machines. One
roll, dozen rolls or a hundred rolls.
ADV.
Webster Tyndahl was in Bemidji
yesterday afternoon enroute to Black
duck, where he is assistant cashier
in the bank, from Grand Rapids, the
home of his parents. Tyndahl is well
known in Bemidji, having played
, baseball and football here while a
student at the Grand Rapids high
school.
Miss Winifred McDermott, fourth
grade teacher in the Bemidji schools,
left today for Benson, Minnesota,
where she will attend the wedding
of her brother, Leo McDermott Mr..
McDermott is in the real estate bust
ness at Benson. Miss Ella Parker
will teach Miss McDermott's classes
during her absence.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Methodist church will meet at
the home of Mrs E. H. Smith, TT
Beltrami avenue, Wednesday after
noon at $780, The calendar money.
will be due at this meeting. All the
ladies are requested to bring their
needles and thimbles and come pre-
pared to work. Lunch will be serv-
ed Everybody is welcome.
Manager Hannah's Colts were de-
feated by "Butch" Newton's Gangsters
in a fast game of basketball played
at the Armory last evening, the score
being 26 to 21. Although he had
strengthened his five by the addition
of Tanner, Claude Bailey and Earle
Riley, Hannah's team was completely
outclassed by Brooks, Newton, Ripple
and other members of the Butcher"
aggregation.
The Bemidji Township Farmers
club will meet Saturday, February
10, at 1890 in the Carr Lake school
house. The club extends cordial
invitation to all to come to the meet
ing and bring their lunch. One of
the topics to be discussed is, 'How
can we help to make Bemidji city
of $4,000 by 1882" An interest
ing session is looked forward to and
both farmers and Bemidji people are
urged to be present.
The International Falls Daily Jour-
nal of yesterday says: Editor Erick-
son of the Spooner News is in the
city today enroute to Bemidji to at
tend the February term of court
which will be opened there tomorrow
by Judge Wright, Mr. Erickson being
a member of the bar. The gentle
man is accompanied by Harry Walton
and Carl M. Wessman, two residents
Of the Spooner district who are going
down to do jury duty.
! The Canuck folks are on easy
fstreet these days, as far as the eating
lof game meats are concerned, as the
Igame laws have been suspended be-
cause of the high cost of living
brought on by the war. AS a re-
fsult the settlers are gathering in deer
and moose with now and then a carl
bou. Venison at eight and nine
d cents pound and moose as low as
= seven cents has been sold openly on
the other side.-Spooner News.
Attorney C. j. lockwood of Min
neapolis, who had come here to assist
& with the defense in the overflow
cases against the NJ & o. Power com.
pany, was called to his home las
night by the news of the death o.
Mrs lockwood. Deceased was con
|valescing from an operation and hel
death was quite unexpected to Mr.
lockwood, who will have the sym
pathy of those who know him in thi,
city Monday International Fall
: Daily Journal.
Attorney G. R. Middleton, of Bau
dette, reached Bemidji this mornin.
D from the twin cities where he ha
spent several days on business befor
various committees Of the legisla
ture. He was present at the opening
t of the court term here this morning
Other attorneys present when tn
!. calendar was read included Ralpl
Burdick, formerly Of Internationa