Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 18, 1916, Page 3

friends Monday. About The City Mr. and Mrs. John Claffe motored to Kelliher this morning. John Claffe returned yesterday from a business trip to the cities. commissioner, is a visitor in Bemidji today. Mrs. Sydney - Miller: was a between train guest of Bemidji T. J. Burton left for Thief River Falls yesterday to visit his daughter, Mrs. W. W. Pritchard. 5 Mrs. Abe Clark of Turtle River was in Bemidji Monday making arrange- ments to reside here. One of these nice days you ought| Carlos Avery, state game and fish| go to Hakkerup's and have your picture takem.—Adv. 14t Mrs. A. A. Krueger left last night $50,000 to loan on farms. Dean|for Rochester, Minn., where she will Land Co.—Adv. A71tt | visit relatives and friends. Mrs. R. A. Krohn of Tenstrike Mrs. Carleton Clark of Puposky is spent Monday in Bemidji visiting|the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. friends. H. Mills, for a few days. Mrs. George Clark was among the Monday. S. D. Works, state insurance com- Bemidji today. Mina A. Meyers, hair dressing, switches, $1.50. Phone 112-W.|has been -visiting here for several Troppman Block. 17d731 ' days, returned to her home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gibney of out-of-town shoppers in Bemidji|Eckles motored to Bemidji Monday and transacted-business here. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ekelund and missioner, of St. Paul, is a: visitor in{family returned yesterday:from a mo- tor trip to Grand Rapids, Wis. Mrs. Seaman of Deer River, who THE SAVRANOFF PLAYERS. moving pieture show player and the amateur pianist. JUDGE, NEARLY EVERY 'OFFICER ON THE FORCE SAYS PATROL DUTY IS A PLEASURI WHEN THEY HAVE ALITTLE | CHEW OF W-B CUT JOBACCO | o f i { % to tobacco users. It’s rick t gentleman. You don’t have to keep fresh supply, a little nibble lasts. —10c the pouch. . GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT JESSE L. LASKY in the Paramount Picture entitled using the title for three months Shows 7:30 and 8:45 CHIEFS OF POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS REPORT TO THE 400D JUDEE. HE way that a'small chew of W-B CUT Chewing gives tobacco satisfaction is a revelation and a treat and-the salt brings out the taste without the grinding and the spit- ting, that’s another reason why it’s appreciated Bade by WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Usiea Squars, New York City tauqua here in a program of music both Russian and American and featuring Russian musical instraments. They also sing char- acteristic Russian songs, and the lady member of the company does some exceptionally good things on the piano. She is also very clever with the piano in (mitation of church bell chimes, THE Savranoffs, a trio of Russian players, are to appear at Chau- a mausie beox, by a for a Dealers who want customers to have fine tobacco carry W-B CUT B Parts Presents America’s most Popular yeung star DONALD BRIAN “The Voice in the Fog” From the novel by HAROLD McGRATH The story of Webb, who falls heir to a title, wagers and loses to a professional confidence man the privilege of 5c and 10c REX THEATRE Pleasing-Photoplays TONIGHT—NEWS OF THE WORLD IN MOTION PICTURES ON THE BORDER Our Boys in Camp Refugees Flee from Mexico—President Wilson Speaks—] War Pictures—Fire Routs Theatre news events Shows at 7:30-8:30-9:15 —and other interesting| A beautiful heart interest story “MAN'S} FRIEND Art Acord, Nita Davis and the famous acting dog, ‘‘Teddie”” =Also comedy, “TWO BEDS AND NO SLEEP” - “Admission 5c and -1 Pt Kounig, sud hur ervw in ercaping the British blockade and bringing a cargo o an American port. The arrival of this x o' 3 2 ; Mrs. J. M. Smith and four grand- children of Minneapolis are guests|Bemidji Monday enroute to Appleton of Mrs. Smith’s son, Dr. E. H. Smith. | where she will spend the.-remainder H. C. Baer, cashier of the Security State bank, returned this morning from a business trip to Minneapolis. | turned this morning from Sauk Cen- W. E. George, the owner of the |tWo girls tothe state school for girls. Leader, has a good line of shoes, King quality, now selling at reduced prices. Miss Eloise Dickens, the guest of | they Will be the guests of relatives Miss Marie Burke for the past week, | [OF SiX Weeks. returned to her home in Red Lake to- Mrs. E.'W. Johnson will give a pro-|married by Rev..B. D. Hanscom at g, gram of McDowell’s piano composi- |the Methodist parsonage -yesterday tions for the summer school Wednes- | 2fternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will day morning. Miss B. Bell departed last evening for_ Minneapolis-and. other points |SEY! Panie Terror! The Exodus! south of here, expecting to be away |Armageddon! See “The.Battle Cry about two weeks. W. E. George, the owner of the Leader, is closing out men’s straw hats and Munsing Wear at greatly re- | duced prices.—adv. 2d719 | for Abrdeen, S. D., where she will Mrs. Charles Zahn and daughters, Mildred and Lois, of Brocton, Minn., have been guests at the home of Rev. B. D. Hanscom. B. Lahey of Mitchell, S. D, Who|, u Growell of the municipal court has been visiting at the James Lahey | ¢ tpq city hall yesterday afternoon cottage at Birchmont Beach, returned home last night. Miss Sather, the guest of Mrs. James Lahey at Birchmont Beach, de- parted yesterday for her home in|Wheelock and C. J. Swendson of St. Litchfield, Minn. W. E. George, the new owner of the Leader, will continue to sell men’s and boy’s wearing apparel at the old closing out prices.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Erickson, who have visited friends in Frohn for a short time, returned to their home in Detroit Monday. Miss Esther Stene, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. C. Baer, for several weeks, returned this morning to ‘her home in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. George Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tesch, accom- panied by Mrs. R. Woodward, motor- ed to Puposky Saturday. Miss Nell Davnie, house guest of Mrs. Carleton Clark of Puposky for the past two weeks, returned to her home in Hallock this morning. Ever see a submarine in action, submerging, rising, discharging a tor- See “The Battle Cry of Peace” Grand Theater, Thursday and Friday, July 20 and 21.—Adv. a718 The Ladies’ Aid society of the Scandinavian Lutheran church 'will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Peter Larson. FATTY & MABEL ARBUCKLE NORMAND ““‘He DId and He Didn’t”. in “The Price of Power” By D. W. GRIFFITH Tomorrow — Grand OF PEACE This call to arms against war touches the heart strings of your every emotion. It appeals to your sense of honor, your sense of duty as an Amesican. Itis an - inspired revelation from the pen of J. Stuart Blackton and produced under his personal supervision. It is more than a picture. It is a great national propaganda which deals with the mest important problem that has confronted this nation since the Civil War—the problem of unpreparedness. e i = shows this CALL. TO ARMS AGAINST WAR ity Ve Stern view of Deatch: at Daltimore; Ler crow; Capt- Pact The whale world ia discussing the exploit of the Ger i GRAND THEATRE Thursday and Friday, July 20-21 Matinees Both Days—2:30 g BRIDGEPORT TO BUILD - : A MILLION DOLLARS | OUR SUCCESS IS NOT DUE l WORTH OF HOMES : I TO THE PROFIT WE MAKE I (ST L I BUT TO THE SERVICE WE GIVE ’ submarine liner De ichland, her commander, Capt. * ™ imnps marks a new epoeh i the history of novigation Mrs. W. M. Falls of Spur was in| They left this morning on the six o’clock train for points south of Be- midji. of the summer as a guest of relatives. Frank Ripple, chief of police, re- ter where he went yenqrdly to return (By United Press) Bridgeport, Conn., July 18.—The ‘war boom has run this town’s popu- lation up to the point of overflow- ing. There are 2,000 families here without roofs. So the Chamber of Commerce engineered a private cor- poration, organized with no idea of profit, to build a million dollars worth of homes for them. The first work on the homes started here to- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hayeraft of 2d719 | Washington, D. C., were in:Bemidji Monday, enroute to Solway where Cass Clark of Boy River and Miss Jessie Raines of this county were live at Roy River. LIVE STOCK NOTES. New York shelled from sea: and ~The * Wistolisin~ experiment - station - found rape an excellent crop to cut of Peace,” Grand Theater, Thursday | ang feed green to breeding ewes and and Friday, July 20 and 21.—Adv. |lambs in July when pastures were fail d718 | ing. Experiments at this station indi- cate that best results are obtained by cutting the plants four inches from the ground. The stumps readily sprout and produce succeeding crops. visit for a short time. Before return-| mpe farmer who goes out of his way ing to Bemidji, Mrs. McDowell will go | a few steps to pet or fondle his stock to New York where she will select | never has to-step out of his way to her fall millinery stock. keep any of them from striking, kick- ing or biting him. Lambs with worms seldom if ever play when others are playing, but are seen off by themselves. These symp- toms will grow worse until the lamb becomes emaciated, with fieece present- at four o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Dihl-[ing a ragged appearance, and if some- berg will make their home at Kelli- | thing is not done quickly to relieve it <} her. - it will soon be past relef. It should be remembered that the worms first make their presence known in August or the last of July. One teaspoonfal of gasoline given to a lamb, mixed With Paul, members of the state board of | sweet milk, will result beneelally pro- control, spent last night in Bemidji. | vided the lamb is not too far gzone. Mrs. J J. McDowell left yesterday Hans Dihlberg was united in mar- riage to Miss Ida C.. Olson by Judge W. T. Cox, state forester, R. W. 2d719 H : LS the great concert coatrarts, is but eas of the Christine Miller Sfm=moh et tioa of thelr work to prove tat kis mew art Hr-fi.:nl:dchfinimmx'l'ok.—fl::hwfitmwhfl'h‘b“ - The neighbors will be pleased with your NEW EDISON Edison's new art re-creates all forms of music so perfectly that the Edison Re-Creation cannot be distinguished from the original. From your verandah or through opea windows your neighbors will applaud the world’s great artists because it has been proven by direct comparison that their actwal performances camnot be distinguished from Edison's Re- Creation of their work. — = e e _ FINE PERFORMER. DISTRESS CALL. 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