Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 6

ke TR H KKK KKK KKK KKK * FROHN NEWS x HHHE KK KKK KKK KKK X Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Larson en- tertained several friends at their ‘home, The Poplars, in honor of their wedding anniversary, the 23rd of June. The day was perfect and re- freshments were served in the open, which they all enjoyed. Mrs. Gustav Larson has been on the sick list for the past few days, but is now recovering. Gustav Larson surely is planning on a new home again, as the foundation is being laid at his country place, The Poplars. KKK KKK KKK KKK KX * SOLWAY * KKK KK KKK KKKK KKK Mrs. Wallace was taken seriously ill Thursday, but is much better at this writing., Miss Lillis Powers, who is attend- ing summer school at Bemidji, came home Saturday to visit with her par- ents. Everett Haycraft, who has been at- tending law school at Washington, D. C., arrived home Friday and is as- sisting his father in the store. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMahan left Tuesday for their home in Bemidji. Mr. McMahan was one of our . popu- lar merchants and has many friends who join in wishing them success in ‘their new home. Mrs. Nels Bye and daughter, Miss Pernella Goldberg, arrived here Fri- day from Spring Grove, Minnesota. Miss Goldberg expects to make her home with her mother. Miss Vina Solberg arrived here on Friday from Spring Grove, Minne- sota, and is the guest of her sister, Mrs, E. W. Tweeten. She expects to remain here during the summer. Dan Sullivan and family of Wilton spent Sunday here visiting ‘with friends and relatives. iCharles Haycraft attended the Sun- day school convention of the Baptist church at Akeley last week. 5 Mr. Philips, the state school in- spector, Mr. Dyer, James Given, W. B. Stewart and B. M. Gile were here Tuesday in the interest of the con- solidated school. Mr, Philips deliv- ered a very interesting lecture, af- ter which the ladies served refresh- ments to the crowd. HH KKK KKK KK KKK KK x SHEVLIN x KK KKK KKK KKK KK G. E. Burfield made a business trip to Bagley Wednesday. E. H. Reff of Bagley was here Thursday, Mrs. Charles Blakeley of River was here Wednesday. Mrs. G. B. Upton visited friends at Bemidji, Turtle River and Big Falls during the past week. A revenue inspector and a pure food inspector called on us Friday. They found everything satisfactory. Miss Matilda Johnson of Fertile, who has been visiting with friends here, left for her home Friday. Adolph Erickson of Crookston spent Sunday with friends here. James Gordon of Alida was here Sunday. L. Bradeson was down to Bemidji Thursday. Thom Hanson, who is now located at Grand Forks, was visiting at the Ostby home here this week. The baseball team went to Ny- more Sunday and trimmed up the Turtle SCHNEIDER The Store of Fashion, Quality and Service. BROS. CO. —Splendid styles made Special Reduction on Wash $5-86 Atiractive Summer Dresses $3.95 788583 up of desirable wash- able materials, plain, flowered and stripe, at. $3.95 $7.50 Women’s Summer Dresses $5.95 —New summer dresses. Just the thing for vacation time. Of linen, many with' the long Russiau tunic styles, at. ..$5.95 Silk Goats For Summer Wear Reduced $16.50 Rajah Silk coats, tan and grey colors...$9.75 $16.50 Taffeta Silk coat, navy color ............. $9.75 Suits For Stout Women $22.50 Men’s Wear Navy Surge Suits, size 43...815.00 $25.00 *ten’s Wear Navy Serge Suit, size 45....$16.50 $35.00 Navy Crepe Suit, size 43. $37.50 Navy Ponlin Suit, size 43. ( $37.50 Black Poplin Suit, size 45.................... $22.50 Children’s Undsrmusting Half Price ..822.50 ...$22 50 feam representing that town, the. 'score being Shevlin 24; Nymore 7. Sam’ Bugge of Bagley was in this village 'Friday. o Mrs. T. E Rider and son shopping at Bemidji Thursday. Joe Sonnerberg of Alida was a caller, here Thursday. Jacob Bovee of Mallard was in town Saturday. Martin Nelson and J. Moltzan ‘Wwere down to Cass Lake Sunday. Charles Weinch and ‘M. L. Gagen were down to Bagley Sunday. A. L. Gordon, who has spent the Past two months in the old country, came home Monday. were KK KKK KKK KKK KKK K Ky NORTHERN b i K KKK KKK KKK KKK KK Birch Whiting will soon have his building completed, . Mr. Melhorn, assisted by Charles Runion and oth- ers, have been building additions and porches, ‘and painting, shingling, lathing, etc., for some two weeks, also preparing to build several chick- en houses, as Birch contemplates go- ing into the chicken business in the near future. Mr. Gappa of Bemidji is plastering at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demming of Saskatoon are the guests of Mrs. Demming’s father, F. E. Anderson, and family of this place. They' are on their way to Oregon, Mr. Dem- ming’s former home. : ‘Barl Huggett, who has been the guest of Miss Maude Anderson for the past week, returned to his home at Park Rapids Monday. Mrs. Smith is the guest of her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Grover, for the sum- mer. . Earl Cronemiller expects to get his barn «completed 'in the near future. Mr. Holiday and Mr. Perrie are help- ing finish it. The last storm completely filled the meadows to overflowing. The lxay.is fine and almost ready to harvest. But it will be next to impossible to mow the meadows unless there comes an unusually dry week soon. | Mr. Carrick of Bemidji spent a few hours at the farm with Howard and | Helen Sunday. i Miss Jessie Blue, who has spent the| vear in Grand Forks, is the guest of; her father and sister Serena, for a| few weeks. N Mrs. Robert Love (nee Miss Nina| H. Webster) has given up the Buefl? place, and they have moved to Absr- deen, S. D., Mr. Love’s former home, | where Mr. Love is employed by thn‘w Rumley Co. | Dorcis’ Spencer is farming the (;_} G. Buell place. He has planted it to| corn principally. Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Ora Whiting and children, M Maude Anderson and | Mildred Whiting and Dale Williamg of this place, returned home last Monday from Clitherall, where they of the Church of Jesus Christ, of L. D. S. ses Carrie and Myrtle of Eckles and Blynn Anderson of this place re- maining for a week to visit relatives and friends, returned Saturday. Blynn was accompanied by his cousin, Miss Jenette Murdock. \ The Farmers’ club met with F. E. Anderson the first Wednesday in July. Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson were received into thé club and welcomed by the old members. Theé Ladies’ aid is talking of hav- ing a picnie, strawberry and ice cream social all their own the' 4th, and combining work and pleasure. and the quilts for Mrs. Campbell of Bemidji. It will be a splendid idea, as farmers’ wives usually have too many holidays anyway for their good. HE KKK KK KKK KKK KKK * HORNET * HEK KK H KK KKK KKK KKK “Mrs. Herman Thom was ill the] fore part of the week. The board of equalization met on Monday and Tuesday. i Martin Hendrickson came’ out from Blackduck on wonday tend the equalization meeting. George Bogart had his road crew out this week hauling gravel on the roads. . { A De Laval cream separator agent and driver drove out from Blackduck H j H ! 2 on Friday. Il - Ghildren’s Drawers | Children’s Petticoats §°"rees ose wio went o piacc | i 3 duck Monday were, Mr. and Mrs. i5¢ Dw IS 7 1-2¢ ggg g::::gg:glzc l;gg Huecrm::: T?;(])m ;:13 e‘family, Henrty : L2 s ; aipan 35¢ Dw'rs.......... T5c Petticonts....37 120Ul e s vak T i T 50c Dw'rs... $1 Petticoats......... .50c §|s. & and J. D. Bogart. i ) 2 Gh"dren’s"iht KKK KX KKKKKKEKKK hildren’s Slips g 277 Tommie iaxe, 50¢ SHips................ 25¢ Gowns e Bl SR 75¢ S}lps.. veenenn 371-2¢ 50c Gowns.... el laleicls Dl $1 Shps." SOC 750 GOWDS.... Albert Struch and daughter Lizzie $1.25 Slips.........62 1-2¢ $1.00 Gowns of Odessa, Minn., are visiting with = = Mr. Struck’s sister, Mrs. Augusta ; : lters. SCHNE")ER BRos- co. WBMer..sJ. H. Faney of Minneapolis; PHONE 850 BE"'D‘" MINN has moved her summer cottage on ? « Wlthe shores of Fox Lake. have been attending a reunion and M conference of the Minnesota Branch | Mrs. Leon Gould and children, |} Mrs. George Day and daughters, Mis- | §§ to at-|@ Defective Page at'the home of ‘their Geo. Butler Tecently. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Carlson en- tertained friends Sunday. _Bacon Ganssle of Minneapolis ar- rived Saturday to spend the sum- mer at Meknot Island. ,Misses Alice Butler and Olive Hines, who are attending the summer school at Bemidji, spent Sunday with Miss Butler’s parents. Miss Lucy Laney is visiting with Mrs, Stella Fall during ‘the past week. : Martin Olsen and family visited at the Hanson home Sunday. M. Walter was a Turtle River vis- itor Saturday. y Messrs. Clyde and Harland Saddler were Bemidji visitors Monday last. KK KKK KK KK KKK KK x PINEWOOD * KR H KKK KK KKK KKK Mrs. J. C. Parker of Bemidji was a guest of the Sthol family a few days last week. Mrs. J. Carson spent Friday mich Mrs. Miller at Scribner. - Mrs. E. ¥. Ohman and children of daughter, Mrs. St. James arrived here Saturday and | will visit the former’s parents A large crowd of Island lake peo- ple spent Friday and Saturday in Bemidji. George Sthol left Monday for Be- midji where he is employed at the Seo freight office for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tronnes and son Albert left Monday for Neilsville, | where they will spend the Fourth with the former’s father. Mr. and Mrs. D. Millar spent Sun- day with the T. B. Millar family. Mrs. Ralston and Walter Ralston were Bemidji visitors Thursday. Everybody is invited to attend the| Fourth of July celebration at Steve Nelson’s home. Alex Cromwell was a Bemidji vis-| itor Thursday. i ****kr*f«'x**iix; * BECIDA. x| **i****k**ii*‘k‘ Miss Tillie Busch, who has bean| working at Helena, Montana, camt\% home last Tuesday to spend the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Nyhus and two daughters were Bemidji callers Tues- day. Lars Lind went back to BemidjiE last Wednesday with B. M. Matson. | S. A. Lunde came home from Mec- Intosh last Thursday. He has pur- | & yourself. Our Big L want to pay. SUITS H $10 to $35 $1 UNDERWEAR 50c to $3 SHIRTS 50c to $3 e ——— | - The Fourth will soon be here and you want to have the right kind of clothes so you can enjoy Of Everything For Every- body To Wear makes it easy to find just what you want at just the price you CRAVATS 25c to $i - GILL BROS. BEMIDJ', MINNESOTA ' Store Open Friday Night To 11 p. m. hased a team of ponies, so drove up. ; ' Adolph Knudson and Ed Hopkins attended the telephone meeting at John Schmidt’s Iast Friday. They stopped ‘at C. Snowbridge’s Friday | night on account of the storm. ‘The- farmers of this vicinity are unable to work their fields on ac- count of too much Train. The storm last night blew down quite a num-‘ ber of big trees. Mrs. Seth Smith went to Bemidji Friday. Her sister, Mrs. E. O. Howe, accompanied her home Saturday. Otto C. Hanson and Knud Nyhus called at Bemidji last Tuesday, P e bringing out a load for C. A. Olson's store. Monday. - Candle lamps are suffjciently bril- liant for use on bicycles and motor- cycles, are being used in France. PORCH SHADES | Make a Place of Rest For the Entire Family by Completely Enclosing Your Porch with AEROLUX"S5reW SHADES Thehot, burning sun cannot destroy the pleasures of your porch or veranda if you are the happy owner of AERO- LUX NO-WHIP PORCH SHADES. The wind cannot disturb your moments of repose, because these shades do not flap or rattle. Their variety of delicate colors make them adaptable to any porch and its furnishings. They are impervious to all weather cenditions and make ideal out-door sleeping rooms of any porch. A telephone call will bring the ‘‘Aerolux’’ man who will show you color sam- ples and then if you wish, take the measurement of your porch. See our show window. Wiciver & O’Leary NI R - ine ATS to$S5 Mr. and Mrs. James Morris and daughter Nea were Bemidji callers .