The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-03-02

so tolHakkefup's and have your pie.
ture taken.-Adv.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
in the church basement tomorrow
lafternoon at 2:30. Lunch will be
served.
! Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ Cushner and
familyvwill leave this evening for st.
Paul, where the children will have
an opportunity to attend parochia]
tschool.
- aveS your furniture repaired II
ftheshafga1n store, first class work ut
fFsasonable pr1ces.-Adv.
Mrs. e. M. Sathre and Miss Caro-
line Sonstrud will entertain the La
dies' aid OF the e~First: Scandinavian
fLSutheranschurch at the, home of Miss
Sonstrud. -1304- Dewey avenue, tomor-
row afternoon. All the ladies are
cordially invited. -
Mrs. rE-E.. Mcdonald returned to
|Remidjis yasterday.f from Grand Forks
where she has spent the past ten
days: at the guest Of Mrs. Carl Cow
ran. Mrs. Mcdonald presided at the
meeting of the Woman's Study club,
of which she is president, yesterday
afternoon.
I have a six-room, modern house
for rent, at Minnesota avenue Mrs.
A. P. Henrionnet.7 Phone 21O.-
Adv.
@Fhe game which was to have been
played between the BemidI Camp
Fire girls and the *-Akeley high
school girls. next Friday has been
Cancelled and instead the Walker
girls city=team will play here. The
game will be preliminary to the Be-
midjf-Akeley high school champion
ship game. ..-.
In the Open Court" column of the
Duluth Herald last evening a Mar
Quette, Michigan, man asked who the
auditor of Beltrami county is and
his address, to which the editor re-
piled ]. L. George, of Bemidji, Min
nesota. All of which goes to show
that our efficient auditor is known
outside the confines of Beltrami.
The Henrionnet Millinery parlors
are now ready for your order work.
Watch for their opening announce
ment later.-Adv.
Einar Hilsen, the Norwegian lee
turer and editor, who gave lectures
in the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church of this city Friday, Saturday
and Monday nights, went to Cass
Lake today where he will lecture this
evening Mr.. Hi1sen is fluent and
forcefu1 speaker and carries with him
large number of stereopticon views
Of Norway, which he shows during
his lectures. 81,
r The Pioneer is the place to buy
your rolls of adding machine paper
for Burroughs adding machines. One
roll, a dozen rolls or aahundEed rolls
ADV. -; ~.'7E :N ~.r,-
The basement of the Norwegian
Lutheran church has~been completed,
the. walls having been plastered and
new hardwood floors put in. It is
divided into three rooms.rsrsAs small
room for the furnace, good=sized
kitchen and a large dining room
A range was installed the latter part
Of last week and the Ladies' Aid serv-
ed lunch in the dining=room after=th
lectures of Friday and=Saturday.
Bemidi women will be pleased to
know that the Sunshine" line Of
suits and coats will be sold at the.
Bazaarastore.a=a You are invited to
come in and inspect them.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank S. Lycan returned to
Bemidji last evening from the twin
cities, Little Falls and Brainerd
where she has spent the past week.
At Little Falls, Mrs. Lycan was the
guest of her daughter, Miss Donna
Lycan, who is member of the high
school faculty in that city. Mrs. =.
P. White, who accompanied Mrs. Ly-
can to thes cities, will visit at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Ike Black in
Duluth, before returning to Bemidji
Sunshine suits and coats are ar
irving daily at the Bazaar store. This
popular line was formerly sold by the
Berman Emporium. A most beauti-
full assortment is now ready for your
inspection.-Adv. ,.
"American Cities" was the sub
ject for consideration at the meeting
of the Woman's Study club yester-
day afternoon Mrs. Thayer c..
Bailey had charge of the program
and roll call was answered by Civ
ing the origin Of names of cities. The
following enjoyable papers were pre-
pared and given: washington and
New York.. Mrs. L. H. Bailey; New
Orleans and San Francisco" Mrs. l..
A. Ward; Seattle and Salt Lake
City," Mrs D. Stanton, and 'sBos-
ton," Mrs.=-Carl Johnson. Mrs. e.