Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 26, 1915, Page 3

) ° summer hotel Saturday night. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1015/ Stella, Grace:and:Evelyn; who: have to their home at Grand Forks yes- terday. Mrs. Charles: Carter of Hines, Mrs. Benjamin Carter and Della Bradley of Tenstrike motored to Bemidji yes- terday and: spent: the: day: with friends: About The City| e EEEZEEE S SRS S LR R &) ¥ LEST WE FORGET * (EE SRS SRS R R RS In case of fire call 349. LR Y The Bemidji schools will open Tuesday, Sept. 7. s . The Red Lake agency fair will be held Sept. 22, 23 and 24. « s Dance at the Birchmont Beach 1ave your furniiure repaired at the bargain store, first class work ut reasonable prices.—Adv: ‘William Mahar: of ‘Puposky:was in' the. city yesterday enroute to the Dakota harvest flelds. His wife and son, Charles, accompanied him: to Bemidji. Mrs. H. W. Baiiey, who has spent the ‘past ten days 'visiting at the:N. P. Stone home in Crookston and the Hansel home in Bagley, returned to Bemidji yesterday. Mrs. L. E. Chriss of Postville, Iowa, who has been‘the: guest: of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conger of Lake Boulevard for the past two weeks, returned to her home Tuesday night: Not a serial-—complete story:in five reels—The Black: Triangle.” Rex tonight and Thursday.—Adv. Frank J. Klein of Los Angeles, Cal.,, who has: spent' the ‘summerin Bemidji in the interest of C. F. Rug- gles, returned to the west yesterday, having completed his work here. J. Bisiar, proprietor of the Be- midji Music house, who has been in International Falls, Big Falls and other towns along the line, will re- lurn to Bemidji today or tomorrow. Mr. and- Mrs. Ed Alger of Ten- strike autoed to Bemidji yesterday to meet Mr. and Mrs. A. Cummins and daughter, Doris, of Bay City, Mich., who will spend‘ a month at the Alger home. Horses and mares for sale at Soo stock yards Saturday, Aug. 28. One block south of Pogue & Sons’ barn. Mark & Co.—Adv. There will be a band concert at the Third street stand tomorrow eve- ning." There will be one other con- cert before the band leaves for. St. Paul where it will fill an engage- ment at the state fair. Roland Fellows of Tenstrike autoed to Bemidji yesterday and:attended to business matters. His sister, Aileen, who has been visiting friends in Be- midji for the past several days, re- turned to Tenstrike with him. Mrs. W. E. Dean and daughter of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who have spent the summer at a lake near Ferris, Minn., were in Bemidji-yesterday en- route to their home. Mrs. Dean’s son will remain at the lake for a while longer. PEEEEY There will be a band concert at the city dock Friday evening. .« s When traveling purchase round- trip tickets. Boost the Bemidji rall- road receipts. * %8 The next meeting of the board of county commissioners will be held on October 4. s s The next term of court for Bel- trami county will convene, Tuesday, September 14. « s There will be another sale of state school and swamp land of the county Wednesday, September 8. PR On December 9 and 10 the winter convention of the Northern Minne- sota Development association will be held in Bemidji. PR R Beltrami county’s annual fair will be held on September 15, 16, 17 and 18. September 15 will be entry day. The state fair will be in progress September 6 to 11. s s “Loveland,” a musical comedy pre- sented under the auspices of the Be- midji Elks, will be staged at the PBrinkman Sept. 16-17. BRE"V!T! Mrs. M. Wick of Houpt transacted business in Bemidji yesterday. Mrs. Sam Dougherty of Funkley was the guest of Bemidji friends yes- terday. Miss Carrie Krahn of Tenstrike was the guest of friends in the city yesterday. Miss Alice Butler of Turtle River was the guest of Bemidji friends be- tween trains yesterday. Auction sale of horses:and mares at the Soo stoek yards, one block south: of Pogue & Sons’ barn, Satur- day, Aug. 28. Mgl:k & Co.—Adv. Mrs. John McManus of Dewey av- enue and daughter, Gladys, and son, Tommy, went to Minneapolis this morning, where they will visit at the home of Mrs. McManus’ sister, Mrs. James Mienes, for a month. ‘While in the cities they will attend the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rathman and children of Jamestown, N. D, will arrive in the city today and will be. the guests of Mrs. Rathman’s mother, Mrs. H. W. Bailey, and other: rela- tives for a week or ten days: They are making the trip by automobile and have visited at the Hansel home in Bagley enroute. Miss Leah Berman and her guest, Miss Edith Ellenstein, of Minneapolis, returned to Bemidji last evening from International Falls, from which city they went by boat to Kenora, Canada. Although the weather was a trifle cool for the excursion they enjoyed it, the beautiful scenery in the Lake of the Woods district es- pecially attracting their attention. Two carloads of mares and horses will be sold at auction or private sale, Saturday, Aug. 28, at Soo stock yards, one block south of Pogue & Sons’ barn.—Adv. M. G. Stokesberry, of Grand Forks, district commercial’ manager of the Northwestern Telephone company, spent yesterday in Bemidji, while here being in consultation with H. B. Brookins, the local commercial manager. Mr. StoKesberry says the crops in the vicinity of Grand Forks are excellent and that the farmers anticipate the most prosperous har- vest in years. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koors and son, John, and nephew, Clifford Hesson, of Bemidji, were in Grand Rapids Thursday, where Mr. Koors trans- As usual, our wood is the best in town. St. Hilaire Retail Lumber Co. Father J. J. T. Philippe, pastor of St. Philip’s Catholic church of this city, went to Plummer yesterday on business. Mrs. H. E. Reynolds, who is spend- ing the summer at Ashley Park, ac- cross the lake, was a Bemidji visitor yesterday. George Knight, freight agent at the Soo depot, and wife went to Minneapolis yesterday. They expect to return to Bemidji tomorrow. Florence Craig, who has been the guest of her father, E. C. Craig, of Irvine avenue for the past three weeks, has returned to Big Lake. One of these days you ought to go to Hakkerup’s and have your pic- ture taken.—Adv. Miss Laura Neikrum of Moorhead is visiting at the Frank Patterson home. Miss Neikrum is employed in the register of deeds office at Fargo, N. D. Mrs. O. S. Hillabo and daughters, Splendid for Constipation. “‘About a year ago I used a couple of bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets and found them to be a splendid rem- edy for indigestion and constipation,” writes C. S. Colby, Holland, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.—Adv. lFTIVE DAYS m MORE VOTES GOING FAST Some One acted business:- Mrs: Koors-and son Will Receive the ‘went from here on-an:extended visit ‘Beautiful with friends and. relatives. Among the cities visited.will be Racine, Mil- waukee, Tomah, Sparta -and Black River Falls, Wis. They. will return about September 15.—Grand Rapids Herald-Review. - % ‘We have' for sale' two carloads of mares and horses at the Soo stock yards, one: block south of Pogue & Sons’ barn. Auction Saturday, Aug.| SPECIAL 28. Mark & Co.—Adv. Cut Ouat This Coupon and Use Mrs. Dora Dwyer of Minneapolis, Tomorrow who .has spent the' summer with an % invalid. sister in Brainerd, was: the COUPON guest of Bemidji friends yesterday. Mrs. Dwyer at one time taught in Good only on FRIDAY. ThisCoupon entitles the holder to. Ten Plano Votes for every cent of their pur- chase of anything in our.store or every cent paid on account. HUFFMAN & O'LEARY $400 PLAYER PARLOR GRAND PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE —on— September 1st daughter, who is a graduate of the ‘Bemidji high school, both teach in son, Rollie, is employed in a bank at Brainerd, and the family is well [} known in Bemidjl. - Attorney Thayer C. Bnlley left this spent a month at Lakeside, returned | the Bemidji schools-and she and her| the Minneapolis public schools. Her: will attend” the ' First’ Minnesota | the: basement of the First Scandina- | Joan Newton / Cunio: of New York, Sportsman and Game Preservation |vian Lutheran church this evening: champion woman aute)race driver of convention, which will'be held at the | A musieal and literary program will | the world. The:sensational victories Radisson: hotel tomorrow.' Mr. Bailey |be'rendered. Donr’t fail to be pres-| of this fearless, woman over -such SPGCIN T SUNDAY =2 sPe‘flal was elected as-a delegate to this con- |enti~—Adv. vention-at the Tuesday Bemidji Mer- chants’ association meeting, and: he will- use every effort to secure the next convention for Bemidji. He will also represent the Bemidji Rod- & Ralphk': Brandon; son of’ Mr. Mrs: David C. Brandon, is here from ‘Association to bar- woman drivers Bemiaji and. spending a short vaca-| from any races sanetioned. by it. 1n| RSN R tion: out: at his father’s farm. He|this: way was acknowledgment paid i hadibeen engaged at the First Na- |to her prowess at-the-steering: wheel Gun: chilrat} the imeatini tional bank at Bemidji but has re-|of a racing maching. She will try RAND THEATRE Tnmgm Uuly . The:House of Quality : CMetens a0 il The Brilliant Broadway Star JANE- GOWL— . Famfl'ls .thmam nflmm P“ ' in a gripping dramatic novelty in 5 parts : SKIll'Agalnst. Field “Tha f Lies”’ Balast: The Carden of Lies : : One of the best novels by Justus Miles Forman, who went: down ‘The .speed. kings: of 'the-world, in-|with the ‘‘Lusitania”’. tent. upon. winning the-big: prizes-of-|' The Moving Picture World says of this picture, ‘‘Numerous cir- tered.for.world'sirecords:and victories|cumstances conspire to %we unusual interest to this romantic offering. ~ | 1n special events, will:gather: from all| - Eleanor Mannering, t in an an auto accident, loses all recol- corners .of. the. world, September- 11, lection of the appearance of her husband, Prince Carl, who is away. ta compete in the big auto racing pro-|To satisfy: her continuous calling: for him i in her deliriim her friends gram. at_the Minnesota:. State. Fair.|induce a young American to pose as the prince. All goes well (until One. .of. the: biggest -programs ever [the prince returns and Eleanore discovers the deception, where held in the Northwest.is: assured. . |some real dramatic scenes are shown. .The _ feature 1'of ‘them. all will be Intensely interesting; with a pleasing finish. Shows at 7:30, 8:45 : Sc—Admission—15¢ _ well known drivers. as Ralph. De|Sir Gilbert Parker’s best book, ‘‘The Right of Way’’ a Metro feat- ana | Palma, Bob Burman, and.many. oth- ure in 5 parts with William Favershamn ers, caused the American Automobile i Dr. G. M. Palmer and family and |cently received a lucrative appoint-|for world’s records, and compete in ~ 5 - - Mrs. Palmer’s mother, Mrs. Cellyham; [ment in the First National bank at|many of the races, N ex I I IE A I RE ex who have been visiting friends and |Conrad, ‘Mont., ‘to which place he Many Drivers-Entered. relatives for the past three weeks in | will: go to begin his new:duties in Many drivers of international repu- various Minnesota and Iowa points, |about a‘week: Good wishes of his | tation. have entered :the state: fair PLEASING PHOTO PLAYS returned ‘to the city last evening. The | friends - will ‘ follow - him. 1D e e P‘““‘;"‘ hee fotlidne. |contlty Dyys ateraliave i demend:— | o1 other driver, will race in his Sim- Tonight—Highly sensational five-part Webb detective e and they, covered & distance Of| GrandiRupidsHeérald Reylswl plex Zip- and-Blitzen Benz: 300-horse- | story—something doing from start to finish in . about: 2,000 miles: They found the - powsr: machines. . Tom. Alley, holder o roads in excellent condition all the| (alifornia hasa monopoly on/| ot the world’s 100-mile dirt track rec- ¢ THE B BLACK TR'ANGLE” Y way, with the exception of occasional [oray. says the department of the|ord, made at the Minnesota State|- AT lete - AiAmas Rot 6.5 rial' : rough places. Among: the places:Vis- |iierior, In 1914 the state produced p Fi ‘l‘ erial ited was' Farmington, Iowa, Mrs. Pal- 62,400 short tons valued at $1,464,~ 1ve reels mer's old home. 400, an increase over 1913 of more Matmees 2 30, evemng 7:30. Admission 5¢ and 15¢ An“ice cream social will be held in [than 7 per cent. race card. Louis Disbrow, holder of more world’s dirt track records than Itasca @}'fit pum‘c & Qualit of ffizf Mil Cnsa, You can’t afford to eat ordrink anything which you arenotab- . solutely sure is PURE. Every | drop of our milk comes from a * HEALTHY COW, fed on bal- anced ration, milked in abso- lutely sanitary quarters and then the milk is clarafied. The Wholesomeness and Pur- ty of our Milk is Unsurpassed. Let us deliver you a bottle tomorrow- morning. You will readily taste the difference. Phone us your order now, to- day, while you think of it. W. G. Schroeder Phone 65 or 66 Bemidji, Minn: records:are the:best for the business or not is sel« . dom-considered—*“We've used them for years and " they've serveditheir purpose” And there the mat- ter drops—but we don't intend to let you drop it until we've had a chance to prove to you that there ; e erea P made expressly to fit the needs of every depart— ment of your business. Made to save money for you—made to: keep your records/ ata mmnnum of cest and’a maximum of accuracy. - Theré is an. E2SSa J-JP ESEM¥Y Book for Every Business and Profession Tnformation in detail for the asking Bemidji Pioneer Offico Supply Stora.. Security Bank Bldg.. " Phone 81 asyea? ll‘l Every Bm(:h« there are records of - of EvePyBumm nm\;:l:t:'er those. TONIGHT The Bartle & Mast Feature Co. featuring Stuart Holmes in “The Criminal Path”’ in four thrilling parts. One reel of Fair, will appear. ns a defender of his (11 i} rocord, Raiph. Mulford, hlder of BILLY SUNDAY ‘the 200-mile world's dirt track record, the only motion picture ever taken of the renowned i try that has b - i i:e:?omer entry that een prom evangelist “Wild' Bill” Endicott and Eddie|p; o B2 * ot Hearne, drivers in more races than First show 7:30 continuous. Admission 5c and 15¢ any other; with the poasfl;]? excep- F _d s tion of Barney - Oldfleld, will- appear: with special: racing crec’mons. John- r ay and aturday 1y Rn‘imes;,d tht% darn:l:z;fl (;rive\' :vho Apex Film Co. presents as: plung rougl e fence four [{3 11] times in his career, will pit his skill TH,E. REVOLUTIONIST against the fleld. Tommy Milton ana|adopted from E. Vivian Edmonds and Mary Austens novel | Fred ‘Horey, Minnesota boys -who 1] 3 1] T ‘have-won r’high-smndlng in' the- rac-{ - A KI"g 8 Romance e ng game, are-entered.: Lee Gunning and Joe Bianchi, appearing in the 1 A Charley Chaplin, two parts Northwest for the first time, ar? cflm- “M abe| At The Wheelu (ing. Bianchi is the idol of Italian * . racing devotees. A satire on the 1914 Grand Prex at Santa Monica . Feature Race. The feature race will be a one-hour & free-for-all race for ‘a large purse, competed in by all: drivers entered. s} Trials for world’s records and several 3| other special speed events are also o} scheduled. The motorcycle card will : bring together. many of the. world’s record-drivers. - -0y Hang Your Piotures 1BIG- PROGRAM - FOR WOMEN welghing up 10 100 b, ‘with Mecre Push Devices, "|"Minnesota State Fair Presents Dozens will not disfigure walls of Features. Moore Push-Pins ‘The most varied program for wom- en ever given at the Minnesota State SoldIn : o Fair will be offered; Sept. 6 to 11. b "| Whether ‘she: be a city or a country woman : satisfaction 18 certain to be expressed by the-state fair visitor this 9| year. A program_in which some of the greatest speakers on women’s prob- lems in this country will take part will- be held on'every day of the week, with -the exception of Thursday. It ‘will be ‘held in the Hall/of Fame. ‘A ‘score of different questions will ‘be ‘“discussed: i Big-Premium List. > A liberal premium list has:been set = — aside for cooking, sewing, needle 3 work, and-other work of women. One quarter of the Woman’s-building will be occupied by a pretentfous. child wélfare. exhibit, in- which the Froebel and Montessori kindergarten systems willibe explained, play equipment for children shown, and other things of interest- exhibited. * The Baby Show in the center of the 'oman’s. building will prove a never fending source of interest to mothers. . Here in a- great:glass cage the’ con- jitestants will receive their physical ex- ninations free. - The: show.is intend- [{’ed to show parents how imperfections MRS. CUNIO'AT WHEEL. BEMIDJI AT THE Idji- Pioneer Office, SUPPLY STORE {;:;‘;i?mem» may’be looked forand | RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERS TIPS. i Contests-for-Kids. d No hunting through your files—no for- The children’s spelling contest for E getting the name of the fim who made the he state championship; the girls® f % Pm__k s all bef bread-making contest; the pig:contest 3 . fore-you in an for boys:and: girls; the big'display: of achool exhibits;. Rest- Cottage; with : IP its cool porches and restful rockers; achinery- Hill, with its hundreds. of d ‘exhibits of modern equipment for up- Q“O‘tatlon Recor todate homes—these and many other i 3 things will interest the women. Its.use muslmpllfy your bum rmhb]y - [: No woman -can- afford’ to miss- the /great Minnesota State Fair'this year. There is an: A Hint to the Wise is Sufficient P BOOK | No one can reasonably hope for for Every Business. good health when his bowels are con- 5 stipated. Take Chamberlain’s Tab- and Profession ‘Totsi and ' get relief. They- are-easy | to; take and-pleasant: in: effect. - Ob= tainable everywhere.—Adv. A captaity of the Coldtrbsm Giuards - - Bemidji Pioneer Office §;,pl,]y Store WII mod from ahunh:t in Nore#ern .\s. : Bfl'l‘ BH[ = S T, -lgpbou 31