The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-10

tO'Riley OF Marble will make the "fur
| Nv" in a six round Semi-Windup.
Thomas 'Tibbets, local artist who per-
! former to the satisfaction of all at
! the. prior Legion boxing bout. will
match his skill against Gene Dwyer>
Of Hibbing in a siX-round first pre-
! liminary. Young Peterson VS.. I'm
known" will mix in a four-round Sec
! ond preliminary and three round
>. curtain raiser will complete the
twenty-nine rounds. Mike gibbons
of St. Paul will referee all Abouts
! and a strictly business-like show is
assured. Ladies' as well as men are
invited to attend. Seats may be re-
served at tBoardman's drug store at
any time previous to noon tomorrow.
The advance sale indicates that the
attendance will be large.
Ralph Lycan. Charles S. Reyes.
and H. l.. Huffman compose the COM
mittee in charge of this event, and
the work accomplished by these men
indicate that nothing will be lacking
in line of real fighting.
Dinner and Smoker.
Unaer the direction of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary, assisted by Herbert
! Wartield and Martin Dunn, the free
dinner and smoker promises to be the
biggest 'get-together and get-ac-
quainted" affairsever held by former
service men in this community. 1t
is estimated that at least six hundred
former service men will attend the
dinner which will be served 200 at
! - frott n ho hold
after the close Of the boxing match.
Visiting 5ek-serYtce men will be given
the opportunity 70 eat first, the local
men being giYenatickets for the third
sitting. Il
Arrangements have been made,
however, to provide speakers for each
two hundred men. The Moose han
will be used for one meeting and
the Odd Fellows hall for another
while the first two hundred men are
enjoying the 'feed" and smoker at
the Bemidji Association rooms. At
the time of registration each man
| will he told when he is expected to be
at the Association rooms for mess y
X A committee of ten, with Fred Bost
! in charge, will meet all trains to-
morrow to receive the visitors and di-
rect them to the Elks'' hall. Other
committees have been selected to as
sist in each detail for the day. An
other committee composed OF young
4 ladies will make every effort to see
ftfiaf everyone attending the dance
enjoys the evening.
Dance and Carnival.
A six-piece Union orchestra under
the direction of p. II. Peterson, each
member dressed in carnival costume,
will furnish the music for the dance.
Dr.. A. Dannenberg is in charge or
this feature and the plans which nave
been made assure all a pleasant even
ing. Dancing undoubtedly will con-
tinue until early morning. the car
nival, which will be under the dlrec-
] ton of the Women's Auxiliary, Is
sure to furnish entertainments ana
amusement for both young and old.
The Armory after 8 o'clock will be
the scene Of merry-making. The gen.
eral public is invited and the admis-
sion fees for each event have been
so arranged as to warrant large
attendance.
The special train which was plan
ned by the Thief River Falls post
has been abandoned. it is reported,>
but a large delegation from that city
will attend nevertheless. Grand
Rapidsewill be largely represented as
we'll as Deer River, Park Rapids and
a number OF other neighbOring towns
where no celebration is being held
this year. The local post has con-