Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 6

. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ****iflk‘ki**{*i*ii * NYMORE. x KKK KKK KKK KKK KX Mrs. John Lyons has moved into the Charles Billedeau residence. Fred Trimble of Bemidji has pur- chased two lots of Gust Johnson and will erect a residence this summer and move his family into it. H. A. Bridgeman has purchased a lot of William Ridgeway and will ‘build a residence before fall. Henry Johnson is doing carpenter work in Bemidji. Mrs. H. H. Jentz and little daugh- ter Rhoda, of Viggar Saskatchewan, Canada, are visiting at the H. A. Bridgeman home. AKX KKK KKKEKY X KK * PLEASANT VALLEY. * KKK KKK KKK The Pleasant Valley Farmers’ «club held its regular meeting for the month of May at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vogler. In spite of the rain, which fell nearly all day, quite a large crowd was present and a good time was enjoyed by all. F. V. Gardner, at roll call, gave us an interesting account of a trip to the Farm Station at Red Lake agency, which Ira Cook, Mr. Tommy Randall and himself had taken the week be- fore. A. H. Watson gave a very comprehensive talk on “silos,” their use, different kinds of silos, cost cf filling, etc. Newman Knox also ‘gave us a short talk on the same subject. Frank Stout of Island Lake and M. D. Fuller and family, ‘who have recently moved here from Red Lake, were accepted as members of our club. Mrs. Vogler served us a fine dinner and the meeting was adjourned, all present feeling that they had spent a rainy day pleasant- 1y and profitably. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knox, Tuesday, June 2. John Dietel and mother of Nebish attended the meeting at Mr. Vog- ler’s. Mr. and Mrs. Goddard of the Red Lake agency drove down to Pleasant Valley Sunday with their new auto- mobile, to visit with the family of A. A. Randall, who is working Mr. Goddard’s farm here. M. D. Fuller went up to the agen- cy Saturday to have the doctor there attend to a felon, from which he is suffering. W. 8. Fauhl had the misfortune to lose a fine heifer last week, by her breaking through the bog and ‘drowning in the lake near his home. F. V. Gardner has recently pur- chased a fine team of work horses from Axel Salmer, east of Nebish. The Pleasant Valley young people ! busy practising a ncw play which they are going to give the last week in May. Alec Ripple, who is teach- ing in the Watson district, is coach- ing them. John Wilcox of Bemidji spent Sat- wurday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knox. The Pleasant Valley Literary so-; «lety met Friday evening, May 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stout of Island Lake. Besides the Tegular members of the society quite a number of the Island Lake people attended the meeting. After the usual business meeting, a short pro-* ORRESPONDENCE for a day. Wm, Hart is busy getting ready to build a new house on his land in Sec. 1, Town of Northern. Rev. White of Bemidji « preached here Wednesday evening. Mr. White's congregation is rapidly increasing. ‘The young folks of Turtle and Port Hope held a dance on Saturday even- ing, which' was well attended and all had a good time. Miss Ostrem, one of the Bemidji school teachers, made an over Sun- day visit here. gram was given. Miss Elsie Kinger gave a humorous reading; Miss Anna Hedman a recitation; Miss Hedman, Miss Klinger, Miss Mae Fuller and Miss Bessie Knox a song, “Welcome Sweet Spring.”” A pantomime illus- trating the fairy story, “Bluebeard,” was given by several members of the society. The monthly paper, which \Lheir demonstration car will be here |store and at Benson s.on, Saturday. i FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1914. - R Gilbert Benson is breaking on the VOX X @X, X 9K XX <)I> 5> q bog with a 5-horse team, taking a| iy éx%’%%(% R 24-inch furrow'” at a clip. :;vdpvd Jokella Brothers started on their HE f ?fl)oq 4 contract in leveling four miles of use o Ivory Aq ] grade in Spruce Grove township. %’ ) Carl Glende, Mrs. Stokke, Mrs. Soap l[l the lead— ’~ Glende and Annie Sversvold . were callers at the store Friday. KK KKK KK NK KK * SOLWAY. * KKK KK KKK KKK KK Andrew Larson was a business vis- in the bathing of cuts was edited by Alec Ripple, was read by the secretary. After the pro- gram, Mrs. Stout, assisted by several of the ladies of Island Lake, served a fine lunch. The next meeting will be held the third week in June, trains. “Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Deal left on Friday for Inksteo, N. Dak., where Mr, Deal has accepted a position as Mrs. J. M. Sieblest and daughter Miss May, arrived here from Bertha, and bruises a soap must be so mild that it does at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knox. butcher for one of the local meat markets. Their many friends regret to see ‘them leave,” but wish them success in their new home. J. H. Locke has finished building a sheep pasture and it is all fenecd in with web wire. George Butler was a Bemidji vis- itor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Carlson en- tertained friends Sunday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. George McTaggart and John Walters visited at' Henry Locke’s on Sunday. Mrs. Peter Maultrude’s brother is visiting with Mrs. family. Mrs. George Butler and children, Ervin and Dorothy, visited with her parents in Buena Vista Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Lancy have com- cenced the comstruction of their cot- tage on the beautiful shores of Fox lake. Mr. and Mrs. Sonder-of Farley were Turtle Lake visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Walters transact- ed business in Turtle River Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Swedberg vis- {ted at M. W. Butler’s Monday. K KKK KKKKKKKK KX * BECIDA. * " KEKKEKEKKKKKKKKKK Mr. and Mrs. Add. Gatewood of ‘Westerheim, N. Dak., visited with their brother, James Morris, last week. Miss Sylvia E. Wright, who taught school in Dist. No. 48, closed a suc- cessful term of school Tuesday, and left for her home at Park Rapids, I-Minn., Wednesday. A telephone meeting was held at the Becida store Saturday night. Miss Pearl Knudson visited at A. Knudson’s Sunday. W. G. Schroeder and family and some of his clerks, called at E. K. Nyhus’ Sunday afternoon. J. H. Morris and C. A. Olson were Bemidji callers Monday. E. C. Fredenberg called at Becida Monday. Maulrude and ®HKE KK EX KK KK KX * WAKISH RANGE. * HEKEKKRAKKKKK KKK KX Everybody is busy plowing. William Protsman is all smiles. (It’s a boy). Mrs. Mike Haley returned Firman on Wednesday. Anton Anderson of Deer River, made a trip to Waskish on Tuesday. H. L. Bowen was transacting busi- ness at Shotley on Thursday. Alfred Protsman did some plow- ing for P. Sarff last week. Mrs. Drymla, who has been se- riously ill with dropsy and rheuma- tism, died Monday, The death is a severe loss to the community. L e R R R R R S R RS R R R R * REDBY. * KHHKEEE KK KEEKKKKKX Mrs. Dwyer and son Charles spent a few days last week with friends in Bemidji. last Saturday. Mr. Newman of Bemidji was here on business last week. Mrs. L. Workman was shopping between trains in Bemidji last Fri- day. The Ladies’ aid will meet Thurs- day of this week with Mrs. F. Kling. Mr. Dickens passed through here last Saturday enroute to Bemidiji. from They returned home KK KK KKK KKK KK KKK * '‘UR/ RIVE A TURTLE ,R' *lilfifiiilitliiiii ¥ The Home of the Big Mealy * * x Potato x PINEWOOD. * KK KKK KKK K KKK KKK ";:*H‘;;*P*r‘”;;';;:’ ss la Paulson le: onday Turtle R.lver is wvhere’opportunlty for' Leonard where she spent day knocks twice at a man’s door and then walks in and pulls him out of | Vith her sister. baa p Hogan Koppag went to Bemidji 4 Monday . C. F.. Shozren .of. Grand F°"’“3 N The celebration at Fram’s hall Sat- {D., and family arrived here Friday i 5 © urday was well attended and all en- and will reside for the summer in = joyed the good program rendered by one of the mill houses. Mr. Sho- 5 the young people. The Solway band gren brings with him a new cedar y: Wost and AN, fptodit sortable furnished music for the day. il p-lo-Cate pol Misses Maidie and Lillie Sthol, Ella Parker and W. Combs were the gaf::l;smatt is very busy plowing guests of Ed. Pevey at Clearbrook 4 Saturday evening. De}mls Campbell and Louls. ‘Weish- N. B. Nelson of Leonard ar will have a tobacco growing con- 5 Monday in Pinewood. .tESt to see which can grow the larg- Services were held in the church est plant for the Bemidji fair. g Mon even; o Daniel E. Willard, development | on0?Y evening by Rev. Peacock of : Cass Lake. iagent for the N. P. Ry., visited here - M Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey spent Sun- ‘Friday, looking up prospects for a < day with Frank Bailey and wife. farmers’ meeting here in June, when spent —_———— FARMER’S SEED COUPON - <Tut out and send to B. F. Gile High School Agriculturist, Bemidji Minn. S. O. Refstall of Aure left Friday for Minneapolis where he attended the big celebration. Sam Jamtvold and Guy Miller of Leonard attended the dance at Fram Name ..... ol 5 mee wion mmimiene Postoffice Hall Saturday. TOWD, s vioimieiainioios oo wr et S .Section . w. . Miss Ella Parker and W. Combs T would like to buy the followingseeds and stock: ..... tsecesse...Bull and....... teseeenessese.. Bred 8ows of the...c.ccvvvves cuvieananas. Breed ...Sheep of the....ccvveveeennneeeennnnnea.. Breed etesessee....Bu. Potatoes.... “wesessssaasea.. . .Bu. Clover Seed.. cemsesnesesass..Bu, Wheat...... tesesecssssses.. Bu. Qats...... Bu. Barley, , . .Bu. Timothy I would also like to sell the following seeds and stock: 0 oo e eie e e aie ioge 6 eie'e eie e oo o ere s eun ¢ 515 430 010 eke sie oxe oxe s bieme ss s a'a se ¢ o wmn O A e of Bemidji spent Sunday at the Sthol home. .cows of the ..... teesaesa.s.Breed = KKK KK KK KKK KK KK * HORNET. x I R R R R S R R S R R RS RN Mrs. J. D. Bogart went to Bemidji on Tuesday and attended the lecture of Miss Shaver in Blackduck Tues- day night, returning to her home on Wiednesday. Jay Bateman went to Blackduck on Wednesday to look for work. Mrs. Eliza Miller and little girl arrived on Wednesday to visit at the ‘home of Andy Ellis. cevo Hems siiieiweines Ceeeeeeeniveeees. Varlety EEEE T APPSR (.2 4 eetteenes ey, e s e e Variety «. Variety K KEKKEEK KWK KK KK * MALCOLM. | * KKK KKK KEKKKK KKK K Swan Akerblade and Mr. Lind are working at Benson's. Mr. Hoaglund has been absent from his mail route for a couple of days on account of the death of his aughter, Minnie, and Ottb Johnson, {of ‘Gyxgla, has made the trips for J4him. | Quite a few loads of goods have arrived for the new store, but on ac- count of the bad roads thT‘ filling up has been slow. | John Stclpe was a caller at the et e e et e e senis e ale e e e es e ea oS Ea'e s’ wxs s s & ss s exe s exs e eze e eie s emh itor at Bemidji Saturday. MR KKK KKK KKK KKK KR C Mrs. Eugene Daniels was shop- * TURTLE LAKE RIPPLE! * ] “xk *B'E* o “‘E ’S‘. x at Bemidji Saturday between not irritate; in the pre- vention of infection it Minnesota, Friday, and are the guests of her daughter, Mrs. Claude Kil- bourn. Mrs. Sieblest returned home Monday, but her daughter will re- main here for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Bye were at Bemidji Monday between trains. ‘H. W. Nims of Bagley was a busi- ness visitor here the last of the week. Thos. Keefe and little son of Be- midji drove through here Thursday on their way to Bagley. Gilbert Tollison and family of Bagley drove through here/ Sunday with their new car which bought that day at Bemidji. The Solway band furnished the music for the celebration at Fram’s hall Saturday. must be so pure as to produce aseptic clean- IVORY SOAP © 99#% PURE they LS — v V<]° XK <Il>‘7<ll>vdbvdbvd There are 12,000 British convicts L { \ DA]DA R %I%A%M SAK A1 in the Andaman Islands. TIRES This space reserved by the FIRST BARGAI‘N TIRB STORB IN Bomidiji Townsite & Improvement Co, For Price of Lots, Terms, Etc., Tlles. are (nlh h:lnn umndl ol lll g0ood makes: 86 5 INQUIRE OF T. C. BAILEY, Bemidji, or write BErIDJI TOWNSITE & IMPROVEMENT CO. 620 Capital Bank Bullding Other sizes in stock. All orders C. O. D. on ap- proval. Non-skids, add 10 per cent extra. GUARANTEE TIRE & RUBBER CO. Tel. N. W. Nic. 5397. 1111 Heanepin Ave. MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL MINNESOTA Kayser Silk Gloves Short Gloves,50c to $1 Long Gloves, $1 to $2 Black. White, Tan and Grey | SCHNEIDER BROS, GO0, | st Women’s and Misses’ Gorsets Clothes Shop at Phone 850 Bemidjl, Minn. $l to $5 Down Goes Prices On WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS This is important news. Doubly important because the season is really now at its height, and the Suit bought at this sale will get full service now. Our entire stock of spring Suits is included, embracing an excellent assortment of new styles and models in which the most popular materials and patterns are represented, These Suits come from the country’s foremost tailors and are perfect in fit and workman- ship. There i1s not a doubt that you’ll find here a Suit that will measure up to your highest ideals. The Reductions: Suits formerly priced up | Suits formerls priced up to $19.50 are to $25 are $12.50 $16.50 Alterations will be extra during this sale Suits formerly priced up to $37.50 are $23.50 Saturday Special on Crepe De Chine Blouses Our regular $5, $6 and $7.50 Values Plain crep ede chine waists in the new shades such as Indian Red, Lilac, Tango, Navy, White, Corn, Black, Pink and Recida; many have the new collar effects with contrasting trimmings. Special Saturday..................$3.985 New Shipment of Skirts Arrived Many are of Moire and Taffeta, Silks, Shepherd Checks, Serges, etc., with . the new long tunic effects, at............ 85, $6, $7, up to $13.50