Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 5

MARGH: - 31;, 1636 FRIDAY, 2|days on business. C. G. Ecklund left-this merning fo; ‘Waiker where he will spend.na short time:-on business. E. E. Kenfield returned last night from a business trip to Minneapolis. C.. Kruegen. lsft:last-might for-Min- neapolis where-he. will spemd:- some'|" time: on business.matters. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Ever- son, Wednesday, March 29; 1916, & son. Mrs. J. C. Cobb went- to. Sheviin| this \afternoen: where she will vistt her' parents, Mr..and" Mes. A. 0. Wal- son. i Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eli More- house, Thursday, March 30, 1916, a\| boy. Miss- Della. Hendrixson, who has ‘spent some' time acting as.a trained nurse at McIntosh, Minn., returned to] this city this morning, Mrs. John Noel of Northern spent. yesterday in this city visiting with friends. One of these nice days you ought| tc go to Hakkerup’s and: hawve: your: picture taken.—Adv. A. E. Hodgdon of Buffalo Lake, Minn., was a visitor in Bemidji yes< 14ttiterday. Mr. Hodgdon formerly lived on a farm near Bemidji. J. Anderson left last night for Kel- Miss Malidi Stohl, after visiting: as the guest of friends in Bemidji yes- terday, returned on:the evening traim: to her home at Pinewood. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hubbel re- turned last evening to their home at 1 Yola after having spent yesterday in Bemidji transacting business affairs. One of the it g?figf See E. S. Woodward for painting, M.?‘ny' and m.afi«’é';.‘:fi paper hanging, kalsomining, wall others. every age. paper, upsto-date patterns. Shop Be sure of hat satisfaction, [J|402 America Ave. Phome 545-J.— ASK YOUR DEALER FOR Adv. 264429 Yalerson Nals T. W.STEVENBON 00., Wholesale, Minneapolis Miss Frances Kenney, music teach- er in the Bemidji schools, will leave tonight for her home:in Minneapolis LILLIAN WALKER The girl with the “dimples”, in \'/ S at the GRAND THEATRE at 7:30, 8:45 Adm. 5¢ and 15¢ Rex THEATRE Rex Pleasing Photo Plays 5c and 10c TONIGHT at 7:30,:8:30 and 9:30 Lottie Pickford and William Russell in the three'part drama “CURLEY” Billy Armstrong in “The Defective Detective” comedy. Saturday TOMORROW Matinee at 2:30 A Mutual Masterpicture De Luxe-in5 parts “According to Law” A pretentious and spectagular drama of India with the beautiful and daring young star MARCARET CIBSON and the famous Bostock lions-in startling situations — =—=——==— The Better the Printing mzdmehae. BRI . fatlon at Hines. At the -Grand/ theater tonight will ‘be: shown.--thes Vitagraph feature, “‘Green' Stoekings;”.avsplendid com- edy-of-Bnglialr life, written: by ‘A B. 'W-. -Mason. Prof. H. J. Bestul, instructor: in scienee in the Bemidji:high schpol, will leave tonight for his home : at| :Northfield - where; he (will spends his spring vacation. Thomas Hughes af: the ~Beltrami Elevator:& Milling company, left last night for St. Paul and Minneapplis | where he expects to..spend several | days on business. H. Lemioux:of Moorhead who has visited for several :days:as the guest of Mr. and Mas. J. C: Taylor, left this afternoon for a few days’' busi- i ness visit at Virginia. Miss: Katherine Chance; whasteach- es in the graded schools of this city; will leave tonight for Minneapolis where she will spend her spring vaca- tion with relatives and friends. Order your ice for the season. De- livery will start April 1. Price for season $12.00. By the month for the same period $17.00. Smart- Getchell Ice Co. Jhone 12.—Adv. 2d331. Miss Daisy Miller; instructor in the art department of the Bemidji schools will leave tonight for Minneapolis, where she will spend her-spring vaca- tion as the guest of relatives. H. W. Shaver of Federal Dam, af- ter visiting for several days as the guest of friends in this city, left yes- terday for Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada, to enlist in the Canadian army. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cunningham spent yesterday in Bemidji visiting with relatives and attending to busi- ness matters. They returned in the evening to their home at Yola. Order your ice for the season. De- livery will start April 1. Price for season $12.00. By the month for the same period $17.00. Smart- Getchell Ice Co. Phone 12.—Adv. 2d331 S. F. Human of International Falls. who has spent the past several days in this ecity on a combined business and’ pleasure visit, Teft last night for | Minneapolis on business affairs. where: she: wmmm Minn.,, Mrs. A. E. . Hasbt' returmed :this| Miss Ruth Jennings spent a few morning- tosher-lome in Bemiddi-ats jhours in Rgmidji . yesterday. viaiting. ter spepding sevemai:houss:last.eves |with'friemds. ning attending te=imsiness matters |Pony Likes-where:sire teaches-school, tosRanststice wheve she-wilb visit>with ||| ‘wherecahe xdlie apend . her spring_vecatiom viaiting=with:friends. ~She was enroute from Jandle ‘T¢ Dy -Johnson; operator at the Union depot, who has been visiting’ |for: the past two-weelts with his-par- ewts-at " Kansas- City; Mo., returned tot Bemidji today’ to-resume- his du- tées: as-operator. George Denley, deputy sheriff of }Be’ltrlmi county, after spending a short time in Minneapolis and St. [Panl visiting with friends and on ibusiness, returned~Wednesday to his iome in this city. Mrs. William, Fellows. of Tenstrike iwas the guest of Bemidil friends on Tharsday:-witlle-enroute:-to Eagle Bendiwhere:she-will-vipit:at-the: home bt”“hnr sisten; Mes;” Wilbur ‘Hutchin- pomy; for a: shart:time: Clandei McIver; eonnected: with. the L Cu;Smith: Pypewriter-campany, af- tenspendinga few days the esrly;part bf:thewepk visiting:with his:parents, Fptarned’ tast-night to his headquar- ters at/Minnsapolis. L.. Cross=of CassLale left yester- dpy. afternopn. for- Mopse Jaw, Sask., Canada, where he-willi join:the Cana- dianr-army. He<recently: arrived in this:eity for a: short visit with rela- tivesbefore:leaving. Mr. and:=Mrs. Maptin Nelson and their-daughter, Miss:Vera, who have been visiting:in Minneapolis and St. Paul as the guests of'friends and rela- tives. are-expected to return tonight to their home in this city. Miss Ruby . Wheaton: is expected to arrive i the city tonight from her home. at ‘Cass: Lake to spend: her spring vacation visiting as the guest of Miss Anzonetta Kenfield, daughter of Mr. and:Mrs. E. E. Kenfield. Mr.. and. Mrs. Thomas Denley and their three children arrived in Be- midji on' Wednesday to make their home here. Mr. Denley was former- ly in the forestry service at Staples. He is a brother of George Denley, deputy. sheriff of Beltrami county. A numbper- of young men:surprised Roy Opsahl at his home on Bemidji avenue last night. Among those present were Julius Miller, John Gainey, Daniel Gainey, Reine Bot- ting, Clifford Montague, Earl Thur- ber, Delbert Woods and. Floyd Mad- gon. < & The members of the Franeh Rich company who come to ' the Grand Miss Laura Michener, instructor of |theater next Monday for a three English in the Bemidji high school, will leave tomorrow for Detroit, « " <<¥ The wandested“Sumlay Mucning Batk”’ ¢Q nights’ engagement, in rapid fire: comedies with: music and:girls, have one of the best popular priced musi- ‘cal shows on the road, according to press-reports. The show-is adver- tised as a show with lots of girls, Jots.of music, lots of pep, lots of fun, ts of chic costumes, in fact, lots f: amusement. A regular moving picture program will be shown at each shows: PR PPN KPR KK KKK KR * AURE * % (By Special Correspondent) & KRR KKK KRR KKK KKK Money toLoan on Improved Farms Ploaty of Meney forGeod A gglientions: Wiite Us if You Wans aleam: Wotrouble to do business by mall Interetate Besurities:Ce. Oneida Bullding 11 Minneapelis, Minn. U ‘@on’t leave your rig in the middle of the road and go to a fence~: post to rend wsale bill: do you? Then don't expect: the other! fel- low to-do it. Putan sdinthispeper,then; of the Wlflh!h . dnyouuinflmefi lncnn while seated-at hh firesida. If he is & prospective buyer you'llhave him st yoursale. ©One-extra. the entire expense of the ad, and it’s - mr ad that vnmwfll sEbuyer. Anad'this papesreacise: the people you are after. Bills may be & necessity,but thesd isthe.thing that fees: the busitress. Don't_think of having a specisl_ssale withous sdvertising spase 'ln‘?l‘l paper. PDofactiv “Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson, on Monday, March 20, & jdaughter. i Mr. Spemcer of the county survey- or’s: office and two of his deputies [ [were:out rsurveying; tires state - road south and east from Aure, a couple ‘0( days: lnst ‘week: | The town board of Roosevelt met on Waednesday of Jast week. | Wallace Curtis spsnt a couple of days in Bemidji and Pinewood last ek, returning home on Thursday. A man named Wood has moved in on the John Morrison farm, formerly the Peckham place. A basket social and dance was given in the Buzzle hall last Satur- |day evening for the bemefit of the [{baseball team. A large crowd was ed the basket social and dance at the Farm_hall last Saturday night. There will be a special election in he town of Roosevelt, April 10, for he-purpose of electing one assessor to fillthe vacancy caused by the res- ignatinn of George Curtis. The -town board of Maple Ridge | held. a:business meeting at Fowlds] FPriday; March 24. There will be a three-day revival meeung at the Aure church mext week, March 29, 30 and 31. Several] ministers of the United Lutheran; church will be present. George Curtis left last Saturday for Lenox;’ S..D:; whererhe has rented a rooming house. . Mrs. ‘Charles. Mahler ‘closed ®-suc- cessful term of -school in Dist. No. 76 last Tuesday present. Sam and Martin Jemtvold attend- You can get a big, fat pencil tab- ut for a nickle at the Plomear-efiice, _~ten; pager com- ithenibosk Wor 8 dime. ~All the ‘em. " A glance at the want column e Paae KERBARKER. BARKER BARKER BARKER BARKER BARKER BARKER BARKER " build--there is a Kuppenheimer suit to satisfy you. “K18#™ witl awaut-one when they see] OUR SUCCESS IS NOT DUE TO THE PROFIT WE MAKE BUT TO THE SERVICE WE GIVE THE FAIRFAX SILVERWARE Pronounced and acknowledged as the most beautiful of all table silver. 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