Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 6, 1915, Page 3

| FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1915, in- Bemidji- yesterday, enroute to' her home from' Tenstrike' wihere she hasp: been visiting friends for the past : weeks, About The City Miss Jeanette Page of Crookstem| =——————| who has been a guest of the 0.°J. R KRR R AR KRR RER Barnes family of this city for - LEST WE FORGET x|past week, returned to her xRk xR R KRR R KKK K K x| Wednesday. In case of fire call 349. Right kodak finishing, right quick- LRI 1y, right prices—developing.10¢c. Rich| Chautauqua programs every after- Studio, 29 10th St., near lake.—Adv. noon and evening. Normaa Kittleson, formerly of:] 2T midji, now of Oklee, Minn., Who has Hagenbeck-Wallace circus shows|o,..i geveral days in this city vis- here Friday, A\:SII.SI .13- iting friends and relatives, retuzned | to -his home yesterday. The Red Lake ageney fair will be held Sept. 22, 23 and 24. Miss: Mamle-- MeCarty: of Littla . s Falls, who has beew the guest of: There will be a band concert at|aunt, Mrs. R. H Mimcy, of Amerl the city dock Friday evening. avenue for the past couplé-of weeks; s s . has returned:to her home. Send the children to the chautau- G. R. Jacobi left for Bemidji, qua play grounds for their morning|Minn., late Wednesday in his new recreation. eight-cylinder Cadillac machine. He s was accompanied by Mrs. Jacobi. When traveling purchase round- | Grand Forks Daily Herald, August 5. trip tickets. Boost the Bemid)i rall-| poralqd Rusness of Moorheads road receipts. Minn., who has beem: the guest-of his Sy uncle and aumt, Mr. and M#s: J. He The next meeting of the board of | g1 1on of Minmesots avenue for the county commissioners will be hald|poce month, has returned to his on August 16. home. . There will be another sale of state KOI;I:: é:octofh::em“:“:;t?;;z: school and swamp land of the county ing. at lov:; pricee e Rich Stadio, 29 ‘Wednesday, August 11. 106k St=AdY. ¢ ¢ s s Attorney A. A. Andrews, of the law firm of Andrews, Gibbons & Huffman, went to St. Cloud last eve- ning where he will attend the an- nual meeting of the State Bar asso- will | ciation, returning to Bemidji Sun- EN line up for the Real Tobacce Clgw because-it’s: what they’ve been: wanting right along whether they knew it.or not. : And: the ones. who saw it first liketo get together and watch the move- ment: gPOW. t’s. why. so much is heard about it. : A listhé ehew of pure, rich, mellow tobacco—seasoned and sweetened just emough—cuts out so much of the. On December 9 and 10 the winter ‘Take less: than one-quarter the old size chew. It will be more: sati: than & mouthful of ordinary © tobscco. Just take-a nibble of it untit you find - the strength chew-that suits you, then see how easily and- evealy the real-tobaceo. taste comes, how it satisfies, bow much less:you have to spit, how few chews you take to be tobacco satisfied. That’s why it is The. Real Tobacce Chew. That’s why it costs less in the end. taste: of pure, rick tobscco does not need tobe coveredup. Aa exvess of Kcorico and sweetening makes you spit too much. One small chew takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. ¢¢Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste.yd 'WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New York City BUY FROM-DEALER OR SEND 0% STAMPS TO US 4« kg KKKKKKEKEEEx®|val, returning to Turtle River the * BECIDA | next morning. KEK KKK KKK KKK KKKE Miss Ethel I. Wiley arrived in Tur- * Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Olson went to|tle River Saturday morning for a Bemidji last Sunday and returned |visit with friends. She went to Monday afternoon. Kelliher Saturday evening for a few Mrs. Seth Smith called on local |days’ visit with friends. She will merehants last Monday. visit here again before returning to W. G. Cook made a business trip | Minneapolis. to Arago last Saturday. | Miss Florence Jameson spent Sun- A number of the Beeida young|day at Hines, the guest of her par- people attended the dance in the|ents, returning to Turtle River Sun- Fernhill hall Saturday night and all| day night. had an ejoyable Hie: Miss Mae Laney spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nyhus, Mr. and{py ey, returning to Turtle River Mrs. Lund and Ole T. Nyhus came UD | g p3ay night. " from Vining, Minn., in the latter's| wygney Brown s;ént Sunday; the car last Saturday and returned home guest of his parents at Turtle River, Monday morning. returning to Bemidji Monday marn- Judge Christosen, wife, father and ing. 3 children came up from Park Rapidsi . ang Mrs. Rob Radspinner and last Sunday morming in their car. |pp.o Mary Radspinner spent Friday The Ladies’ Aid society met at the|; Bemidji on business. home of K: K: Nybus last Saturdas.| 5 4 gather, Bill Keyes and Jack The meeting.was: well attended, over | pajmer Jeft Monday merning for seven dollars being realized. The Becida baseball team went to Bear Creek to play ball last Sunday, but on account of'rain: the game was called when the score was a tie. Ev- erybody come and see-them finish the game Sunday, August 8, at Becida. The Becida baseball team will give a dance in the town hall next: Saturday evening, August 7. Every- body come and enjoy a good time: KRR XK XKT * SPUR x TR AR RTE RS S SR S b Miss Esther Krahn of Lavinia is the: guest of her aunt, Mrs. Prosper Albee: Mr. ard Mrs. George Deushane en- tertained a large number of their itriends Saturday-evening. Miss Jessie- Dodge-of Louisville, Mimmn., has been-engaged to-teaeh at Spur during the coming school year: We are pleased to state that the Minnesota & International railread’ company has granted Spur a flag station for trains No. 31 and Np. 32. Jamies : Gevoy, whie- has been: se- riously ill with pneumonia, is much | Improved. Mrs. Frapk Geroy is: visiting friends at Blackduck. Raspberries’ are slowly. Miss Rachel Gerlinger is visiting at- Lavinis. ripening very Mrs. Guy Simpkins spent Thursday and Friday at Turtle River, the guest of Miss Ella Otterstad. 4 Mr: and Mrs. Guy Simpkins:and Miss Ella Otterstad drove to Bemidjt [ W Friday ‘evening-to' attend. the carni- hen you pass by Barker’ ROW COLLAR 2for25¢: Makers body & Co.Inc. DEVELOPING ] up to 2kx4% each. Films up o 43x6} each. Films up to 5x8 each. 10c convention of the Northern Minne- sota Development association will be held in Bemidji. . Beltrami county’s annual fair be held on September 15, 16, 17 and|day. 18. September 15 will be entry day. J. P. Quirk arrived from Minne- The state fair will be in progress|apolis this morning and went out to September 6 to 11. the Jester summer resort, where his wife has been spending the past sev- eral weeks. Mr. Quiry own half in- terest in Wa-Ville and Kabekona, and while here will look after his land J‘ interests. Stanley Knott, formerly of Bemidji u and a graduate of the Bemidji high 7 i |school, who has spent the summer % l “|canvassing Northern Minnesota in the interests of the prohibition party, Tt e has returned to Macalester college, Axel Peterson of Kelliher spent|St. Paul, where he is studying for yesterday in Bemidji on business. the ministry. L. Fishel of the town of Liberty| Women can control men, and ought was a business visitor in Bemidji to-|to have something to say about autos day. when it comes to use gasoline. Read Mrs. C. Knapp of Maltby was}the St. Cloud Oil Co. ad and then among the out-of-town shoppers yes- [ talk to your husband.—Adv. terday. Tams Bixby, owner of the Musko- Mrs. J. A. Carlton went to Still-|gee, Okla., Daily Phoenix, and. for- water last evening, where she will|merly a prominent figure in Minne- visit for some time. sota state politics, arrived in Grand Mrs. George Carlton of Grand |Forks last night with O. J. Barnes, Forks, N. D., is transacting business| Whom he has been visiting-at Lake in this city for a few days. Bemidji—Grand Forks Daily Her- Mrs. Gene Freeman and Mrs. James | 214 August 5. - McQuillen of Alexandria, Minn., are| Mrs. Wallace C. Webster of Butler, visiting at the home of Mrs. Louis|Ind., who has been the guest of her) Freeman of Twelfth street for a few |daughter, Mrs. Graham M. Torrance, days. of Bemidji avenue for the past three, One of these days you ought to weekg, went to Minneapolis this go to Hakkerup’s and have your ple- morning \'vhere she will visit friends ture taken.—Ady. and relahves_lor a couple of weeks before returning to her home. Fred Paulson of Shevlin is visiting 5 at the home of his daughter, Mrs,| Mr- and Mrs. J. C. Barnard - of Fred Swenson, of the town of Frohn Muscatine, Iowa, are house guests at this week. the R. C. Hayner home on Lake . Boulevard for a week or ten days. Mrs. James Taylor of Tenstrike| e in tnis vicinity Mr. Barnard transacted bu-smess in Bemidji yes-) o) 100k over some land. He is in terdgy, returning to her home on the the laundry business in Muscatine, evening traln, being proprietor of the Elite laundry J. J. Opsahl, the home maker, ROY | of that city. Eroughton and J: B Quirk of Mim-| e Real and Sayal “Edwards, neapolis will go to Kabekona tomor-| .o 4, pwards Sisters’ millinery par- vow on bushess. lors, have gone-to the Twin Cities on C. B. Nelson of Pinewood was in}pejr regular fall buying trip; dur- Bemidji yesterday, enroute to Vang,|ing which they will make choice se- North Dakota, where he will Work in |jections of the latest creations in the harvest fields. millinery, which they expect to have Mrs. Earl Geil, who has been the|on exhibition in a short time at their guest of Mrs. M. E. Danaher of In-|Bemidji avenue store. They will re- ternational Falls for the past week,|main in the cities for a couple of returned to Bemidji last evening. weeks. tave your furniture repaired at Ed Ashley, who has recently moved the bargain store, first class work ut|to Bemidji from Minneapolis, has reasonable prices.—Ady. purchased the D. R. Burgess property. Mrs. I Case of Turtle River was|on Beltrami avenue, between Ninth in Bemidji yesterday, enroute to|and Tenth street, which Mr. Burgess | Grand Rapids where she will attend |bought from Ted Maloy a few months to business matters for a few days.|ago. Mr. Ashley and wife and little S. H. Webster went to Minneapolis | S0 have already taken possession: of last evening where he will spend a|their new home, which has lately week's vacation. Mr. Webster Is|been remodeled: Mr. Ashley is trav- linotype operator of the Bemidji Sen- eling salesman in ' this -district. for tinel. Janney, Semple, Hm‘i &iers company, wholesale hardware -dealers. Miss Iona Higgins of Nebish was Miss: Bda Angeds of Bemiait avenue gave a.‘‘kensington” yester- day afternoon, in homor of Miss Ma- bel Flesher of Indianola, Iowa, Who has been visiting friends and rela- tives in Bemidji for the past severzl weeks and who left today for her home. The guests included Misses Mabel - Flesher,r Louise McCready, Emma Klein, Lucile Young, Agatha Thompson of Duluth, DeélMe Kdors; Corrine Carlson, Lucile Moritz, Hazel Laqua and- Mabel Graham: ‘When Carl Hagenbeek-Wallace cir~ cus comes to Bemidji; Friday, August. 13, there will be on exhibition in the’ menagerie the smallest hippopotamus T”E DESTH“H lu" nF l ever brought to America.: It reach-| 2 4 ed the circus a féw weeks ago and GBE‘I FMTBESS has beem given a place of honor among the many unusual specimens takes considerable time even under|o¢ far castern animal life: The baby | the terrific assaults of the most pow-| river horse was caught in British erful modern war-maehinery. The|gqutn Africa by means of a pitfall— destruction of property by cyclone of |3 geep trench, the-mouth-of-which: orando is the work‘oflffl_l'mmmb. is .covered by network of moss and The path of the Tornado is the.road | gticks. to resemble the-grasey - earth of ruin. A-poliey in the “0ld Con-|when the animal-took his: fatal necticut” is the best protection:ipiunge he fought so ferociously that ESTABLISHED 1850—CASH: CAP- it required: twenty: natives to draz ITAL ONE MFELION DOLLARS. him from the dark-hole and make a Tornado insurance costs you about fyrizoner-of him. o a2z {Ne. 3-A Autographic Kodak. i< y I Tt |No.3-A: and_flabby. MUNTON:E: PAW-PAW ~| most sluggish i you.-! r—— of that state with their harvest and SI° He Talks What? KODAKS, Of Course ——— ‘He'sbeen talking mothing else since the Chautauqua "‘“““""“‘"*’****: came to-Bemidji. He has instructed his clerks to fill tll:e display windows with KODAKS and hail everyone who ERRXXXXRKKKKRKKKD |1 0009 thie store with out looking into the window. Look In The Window look at and someone to look at yeu. are generally cheerful, madesoby the presence of K_ODAKS. 1t’s the place to come also for printing and developing. 15¢c 1-A Kodak size 23x4}. .20¢ 3-A Kodak size each. Int addition to our vast-assortment of smaller Kodaks we have. No. 1 Autographic Kodak Junior.. Seete { No. 1-A Autograpic Kodak withRapid rectilinear lens.$ Autographic Kodak with anastigmat lens {7.7.427.50 | North Dakota to assist the farmers threshing. Rob - and . George - Radspinner left for North Dskota Monday merning with their teams. Mrs. Charles Blakley spent Mon- day in Bemidji, going up to Hines in the evening. For Ladies and:Children in Patent, Vici Kid and Gun Metal ; of best quality of material, up-to- date in style and at right prices. SPECIAL FOR SATURBAY 25 Dresses sold earlier in the sea- son from $5 to $15, to close at...._ Half Price 25 White Dress Skirts in piques; Palm Beach and Poplin, sold for $1.75, $2 and $2.25, Saturday for KKK KKK KK KP x SMITHPORT * KEXXKXRXREREXARF KR Frank Arnold and E. B. Jones are very busy these: days: They have over a hundred tons of hay to put up. Chris Rogers of Shotley is haying on Albert Smith’'s place. The Smith place will have over 100 tons of hay this year, most of which will be put up this season, as hay along the Tamarack river is about ruined by high water. # The lake does not seem to be fall- ing any, although very little water is going into it now. This is caused in part by the old steambeats in the river at the outlet which take up about half of the channel. Is there no means of forcing the owners to take them out? It don’t seem as if it were possible, as they have ob- structed every river in the country with “dead heads” until it is not safe for a boat to enter them and for years literally tied up the Tam- arack and Blackduck rivers. Robert Larson left Tuesday tor Grand Forks, N. D., where he will work in the harvest flelds. KX KX R KRR KK KR KRR * MALCOLM * EEX KX KK I KKK XK XY Mr. Stiles returned Wednesday from a two weeks’ stay in Thief River Falls. Mr. Hoig and son, William, left Thursday morhing after a few days’ stay in the neighborhood. Leo Jaekley and family moved to their homestead Wednesday. On Thursday evening a double wedding took place at the Ackerblade hall, those marrying being Knute Ackerblade and Esther Johmson, and Gust Ackerblade and Mildred John- son. They will start housekeeping on the bridegrooms’ homesteads. Some haying is being done but the meadows are rather wet. returned to her home at Aure Mon- day afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Lockrem: and family left for Thief River Falls last week where they will make their {home with Mrs. Lockrem’s father. Mr. Stenolts, who is employed at the Nelson lath mill, is spending a few days in Bemidji. Sam Jantwold of Aure spent Mon- day in Bemidji. T. O. Gelen, who has been doing carpenter work for C. A. Bye, left for Aure Saturday where he will be em- ployed by Mr. Magneson for a short time. Carl Hoagenson of Aure transacted business in Bemidji Monday. take ditch Wednesday. Among those who went to Black- duck on Saturday were Miss R. E. Shaw, J. D. Bogart and C. S. Angell [ EE RS LS 8 8RS LTS * PINEWO0OD * KR KKK KKK KRR KT XK Mrs. Friedlund, who has been vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. C. A. By», left Monday for her home at Hawley, Minn. Misses Holland and Sterling held services at the Herb Dodge residence Sunday afternoon at which a large crowd attended. Miss Josephine Bakke, who has been employed at Hillsboro, N. D, BRINKMAN THEATRE - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A thrilling episode of the European War “The Dead Man Who Killed” Bristling with climaxes. In 4 parts. Charley Chaplin “The Knockout” In 2 reels. The funniest one yet. KKK KKK ERK KKK KK * HORNET. * LRSS 282 R 0 8RS R Rl Robert Shaw and J. D. Bogart went to Blackduck Monday. R. F. Seymour, whe has been em- ployed by Robert Shaw, making some needed changes in the sawmill, left on Tuesday for his home at Swa- tara. Where Everybody ~ Geas George Trudeau and Thomas ‘Woodward went to Blackduck on Tuesday. Ten ladies of the O. A. B. C. and their friends met at the home of Mrs. Herman Thom on Wednesday after- noon to sew and make articles for a sale. Refreshments were served. George Bogart completed his off- First show 7:20 continuous. Children 5c ADMISSION Adults 15¢ GRAND THEATRE The House of Quality Tonight Only PAULINE BUSH and Lou Chaney in the two-part drama - “QUT-SIDE THE GATES” “A MATTER OF PARENTAGE” It almost caused one man a girl’s love. BILLIE RITCHIE appearing in an L-Ko comedy “BILLIE'S NEW PAL” On account of floods delaying shipments from the east we have been advised that “The Heart of Cerise”, adver- tised for tonight, will arrive tomorrow for afternoon and evening. Shows at 7:30, 8:30 5c—Admission—10c There’ll always be someone to Al faces in Barker’s PRINTING Vest Pocket size each: Rex THEATRE Rex PLEASING PHOTO PLAYS 3ic ..$9.00 Tonight 1300| THE BEAUTIFUL MARGARITA FISOHER $22.50 Leading-lady in “The Quest” is again featured in a MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE HEART”