The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-24

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pooling, chiropody. Get your Melba
preparations here. Home phone IS.
Office phone sac. Make your ap-
pointment.-vAdv. 1926
Carroll c. Hill and Whitney Brown
have issued invitations for a private
dancing party II be given this eve
ming in the city hall. A number OF
out town guests will be present.
Burchard's ight-piece orchestra will
furnish excellent music.
! The Nymore Young Mems Dane
ing club gave dance in Christian
sons hall last evening. About TWEEN
ty-tive couples We're in attendance
The music was furnished by the In
ternational Raggers. The club gives
a dance every second and fourth
| Thursday OF each month.
Get acquainted with midi" the
good old "METHODlST CRACKER
JACK" with IA new name. Tele-
phone for sack.-Adv. 2-1125
The basket social given recently
Chamberlain, teacher, was success
in every way. Fifty-siX people We're
in attendance and $43.75 was realized
on the sale OF the baskets, which will
be used for the benefit OF the school
The social was held at the c. w.
Blanchard home.
AZ a meeting held recently by men,
bers OF the Methodist Sunday school,
plans We're made for a Christmas en-
tertainment to be known as white
Gifts for the King" The committee
in charge is composed Of Mesuames
r: Head, G.. NJ. Palmer. A. Nj. Bag
ley, c. l.. listed and Miss Vera Backus,
who is the chairman. The plan is to
give self. service and substance to
the poor and needy
DR.. Elmer w. Johnson, whose Off
ceS are in the Security Bank build
ing. has purchased a large X-ray ma
chine from the Standard N-ray COM
pany OF Chicago. The company will
send up a man next week to superin-
tend the installation OF the new ma
chine, and the building will have to
be rewired before it can be installed.
as special wires will have to be used.
DR.. Johnson has disposed OF his old
N-ray machine.
Andy McNabb. proprietor OF the
roller rink. will give masquerade
! at the rink next Tuesday evening
|, Skating will commence at seven
o'clock and will continue until
/ eleven. This is the first skating
masquerade OF the season. Prizes
will be given for the most attractive
and the most comiCal dressed per
sons. Mfr. McNabb conducted several
successful masQuerades last winter
Mrs. T. J. Andrews. who has re-
Gently returned from the west. where
she has spent three months visiting
in Spokane. Portland. Utah and
other points, was pleasantly surprised
I by number OF her friends yester-
day afternoon. The hours were
| spent in conversation. crOcheting and
playing cards. A delicious lunch was
served at six. Mrs. Andrews was pre-
scented with remembrance gift by
the self-invited guests
One OF the most brilliant social
events Of the season. according TO the
committee in charge of the affair,
will be the annual ball Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen. to be given Wednesday of
next week in the ArmOry. One Of
| the features Of the evening will be
/ the decorations. Two large domes in
the ceiling OF the building will be
constructed Of crepe paper, the color
scheme to be white. green and red
Many surprises are being planned for
the evening.
Mrs. J. o. Hoganson. 1902 Be
midi avenue. was pleasantly sur
prised yesterday afternoon at her
home by number Of friends and
| neighbors. The self-invited guests
were Mesdames G.. K. Martin, George
Slater. Albert Trychel. Paul Wrinkles
ky. D. Gainey. B r. Erickson. George
Paquin. Henry Paquin, c. J. Larson
l.. E. Tabor. E. r. Jahr, C. G. Exc.
lund, Albert Halverson. Gust Ny.
gard, A. 0. HOgans'on, George French
Susan Schmitz, J. G. Ziegler. Jacot
, kohler. Edward FQlstad. II. E. Stew.
/. ems and Misses LYDIA Ekelund and
Evangeline Schmitz Mrs, Hogansor
, was presented with a number OF
. pretty gifts as a remembrance Of the
D occasion.
The Walker Pilot says: "The Farm.
. ers' State Bank OF Walker has been
. incorporated and will be ready to dc
) business about Dec. 10. Quarters
will be made for the present in a
, portion of the new Barker building
, The directors Of the new institution
!. o. l.. Fodnes, of Starbuck: Ben Baer
) Of st. Paul: II. Torson. of Drake, n
. D.: Chas. II. F. Smith and L. II. lex
len, of st. Paul. The bank Is capt.
, allied at ten thousand dollars. 0. L.
Fodnes, the prime mover IN the new
, venture, spent several days in Walker
last week and this, completing ar.
rangements. He left for the cities
) last Tuesday morning to obtain equip
ment for furnishing the new bank
/. Mr.. FOdnes is an experienced bank.