Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 3, 1917, Page 5

4 ST T THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . 5 ; ‘ How is shownml""if: ll'l” V[‘ BN - “His Father s Son” - A Me!;to Wonderp]_ay pf Romance, Mirth and Milliofis *“The Roy al Pa the Klel_ne—Ed s se) at T = e _ 3 i ; T vor ay m-smhom he 3 . 3 \ under comract en_he was akm — l COmlng Events . C. R./ pup;‘l_s gave ] -fhh up hig it xfifils\m}lm # I = LION EL BA R R YMOR E : - - - a recital last evening-at he}_; holqe‘ L 3 nqludin } ¢ 3 i . “'May 14--Tax judgment sale of |00 Lake Boulevard. : AR % (@5 Hele i o and |l'ene HOW'Qy EEE government lands at the court house. R h ¥ S"wk‘“d Richard Tucker Nell s “*June ‘1—Bemdji high school comi- MAY DAY P. i, i Wik % Gris 'Wm@ m‘flmh Hegbert Patti and Leo Gordon ERE » AS STARS mencement. June 24—The farmers ‘will hold EDNA_MAYO their annual .picnic: at - the' fair J ‘ : grounds. t The hours were from 7 . to' - 84 .' Tile fascinating love of a vy i ) GRAN - 1:30---8:45 T 7 s o'clock. Games furnished the,a - ng American for an heiress, he can't hold a $60-a-month job for A 5 & 15¢ G \ ) s . L A u i B g —rrT—————————r— DR 757 I ment for the evening and lunc en wooing lfywa count’and the |30 days. He starts oul m luax&cmg ety JUBBS-LEE served. Twenty-two guests fiwal triumphicof the , ’merlcau car'a!“h - val T o present. & ¥ $ : ~»Mlss Ahce Lee, daughter ot‘ Mr _ G. i a..meetmn&mh,ag b\e;?fn ;in An- and Mrs. Quikberg, and Clarence M. B o dlfler ilgi g’n get hic Jubbs of Virginia, Minn.,, were mar- reall\L is a det,ectlve guardng’muthe 4 MORE BEANS. { ! 2 i i i \? gard of Gully officiating. Miss Bes- ;iet‘il ‘Tuésday; xztmn ‘:t ‘the bgme of the P 1 d - = ride’ nts,, t Y T & v v i ; ) brigely parents, threesud 8 W ersonals an = priceless ‘gems owned by lier-fatirer. [Nattona Grop Imorovement Seivise.3’ - _ON ACCOUNT OF A farmer in_Hybbard Co. Minn, || REARRANGING OUR sie Lee, a sister of the acted NeWSY NOteS planted L bhty Refes ‘o Beans from . OFICES WE HAVE THE " u“brrd“mamnd S B picture taken. --Adv which be rece}ved 377.bushels, selling FOLLOWING FIXTURES them in the. field for.$1,185. This.is 5 o ?F'QRSA;.E : the highest, record. .. . Lok 'z st lal z‘he de red i Miss Anna McManus, of Dewey av- Learn to grain. Chi-Namel dem- ahg . n tj ful enue, went to Grand Forks, N. D., tér_lstraiéonsl 'Frldacy and Satur;la5y4. The Michigan men-and the Colorado 1 s'l"d"'l Bookesper’s Dask 310 00 T e— yesterday afternoon where she vis-|Given Hardware Co. * 7 : men and, in fact, all states are turning 1 Cary Safe . - itglmed}ate f]rlends andd r;/}a.tw;smo’t’ ited her sister, Mrs. G. A. McDon- 1§His F ¥ to beans with a zreat deal of- success. 1 :Mys" 1T T - $120.00 ¢ ‘principals, . Mf an TS. Jubbs |14 petween trains. She was ac-| Mrs. J. F. Cameron, who has been | ¥ i oW -.There_are. three main.pr ol Typewriter-Desk $20.00 % will be “at homeltioli th ; i B4 = X : 5 here .z ; 5 farm :.tter ng o e Quikberg companied to Bemidji by her little the guest of her sister, Mrs. William e observed in tt 1 0ak Tyepwriter Desk . 11.00 -:15. - Among “the|njece Marion McDonald, who will|Clish, and family for the , ¥y past two They ares rdvohfin the W ‘Zuests were Mr. and Mrs, Scott of " o " X Qres préventing the b Leonard Mré: Fred Peterson of, North :11;11; at the McManus home for some ]{‘ni?rtllteh?‘:fil‘ss. returned to her home at |} "From £oihE’ fo'<aed OB the farm: sec- KOQRS B,ROS. Dikota, a, sister of, the bride, and ond, preventing the weed seeds being bmught to the furm, and. third, [n the cage af perenntals. starving qut the, un derground parts by prevpntmg then\ n'om makmg top groth. ssV j _ENTERTAINED FOR DAUGHTER Mrs. Frank Bentley of Fifth ward was hostess yesterday aftérnoon . Skill 1 lmgs of Akeley: Special music evenings by Tuseth's| Jrs. E. R. Jahr returned this morn- orchestra of seven instruments, \nll ing from: Rochester where she' had be a feature of “Less Than Dust,” |been on iness matters for the past the mew' Mary Pickford production, |few da)s . when it is seen here Friday and Sat- urday, As most. of the scenes are Ars, T, 1\0011 of. Blackduck, who | the Elko l]](‘ut(‘r tomorrow and Sat- NOTIGE 70 ALL ‘When in need of - WOOD tions, is the combmatlon pro when she entertained at 5 :-o’clock i 1 s > laid in India the accompanying score |has heen a guest at the S.-D, Snyder |Urda matmoe eve i : ¢ e 3 vglimhsg}}l 11‘:{‘ ho'nor-%; he);hdaughte{ will be most unique and character- homeJ for thi p:-:tatwo?iays retfir"':med AF (h‘ essxa) . ' INSTRUMENTAL HUSIGIANS Retasmber | B ot Bl ol 1% T e il AATLRTL L e GE0: . FAERCH & SON Ru;w,.gm“;fd Bert Bentley. MT. —r Fil i | ial xwhv Tu’| " ATl instrumental musicians of Be- e nd’ Mrs. Morris ‘will ‘Soon leave for,| Mr. and Mrs.- Walter Helmer of | (hi-Namel aemonstrator at Given mant : | Icinity are cordla y in- Phone 93 or 4383 ' TDeer River where Mr. Morris has|town of Liberty were between-irain| Hardware Co. on Friday, and Satur- = i it Pl‘ompt deliveries to all parts of accepted a position. . ’ visitors in the city yesterday. They da\z ; 2-54 1 the city. 4 ft..or 16 in. lengths. have sold their farm in town of Lib- o - erty, and - will move to Bemidji as \/Ilss Elsje, Coulter of Lake Plan- spon as suitable accommodatlons can |aganet was:in Bemldh yesterday en- ! be found. route to Grand' Forks, N. D., where et ! e To intending settiers and farm la- fi]:m‘l‘,;l,l visit " relatives for = two "Toxnr poisons in s the blood are thrown _ B.P.0. E. ELKS NOTfCfi borers. apply to W. E. Black, Can- out by the kidney The kidneys act _ Special rate’ on dellvery from .. DANCE AT CARR LAKE ear. . One of a series of dances will be given: Saturday evening at the Carr Lake school house for the purpose of raising funds to pay for a piano. K 1 h i Revoi's orchestra of Bemidji will |adian Government Agent, Clifford| s, Bert Levens of Crookston ar- as filters for such poisons. *'If we wis There wiil be a regular meeting SPEND k di; and Forks, N. Dak., for to prevent old-age coming. 00 seon.and.jof. the. Elks lodge May3. YOUR LEISURE M furnish the music for the occasion. | Building, Grand rived in the city this noon and will |9 PPEeEl Dpohi Toig: m*,‘Wa e, Baciy. SURE. OMENTS settiers’ and laborers’ rates and other be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. information in Western Canad%”n Evans for a few days. .Several dances have been given throughout the winter which have been a success both from a social and financial standpoint? CONCERT A SUCCESS The concert given at the First IDEAL B :5’ . In good, clean enjoyment Pool or Billiards should drink plenty of m take a little ‘Anuric,” 'gsn‘the a us Faotorv expert at Given Hardware Dlwl;':;cesxgg&fl:lo’ om bgcknche Spring time is Kodak time! De-|go Fndny and Saturday. 2-54 : o quent or scanty urine, rheumatic pmnn veloping, 10c; prints, only 3¢, 4¢, 5¢c. e or there, o Tbok cong i Rich Studlo, 29th T0th St. Phone| $50,000' to 10an. on tarms., Dean R R R R R R 570, - School photos—baby - PhOtOS | Land 'Co.—Adv. - e agte| TOTEOM {'f,'é:g rcxfef;“‘.';hm;e i to Oo d s toc k —_ x »- Scandinavian Lutheran church last —quality pomnlts at money savings. obtain a it wric . Yrom -evening, under the auspices.of the} . . i 5-22. ' Mrs. Richard Oberg of Nebish is ne;:lest druggist and you_will ul’c?d It S better typewnter : For ll‘uhh;s‘h hnu:llng, garden % Ladies Aid society, was a success in ~ transecting -bysingss.in the city for|notice the grand results. You will find [ o teed for 2 ploughing and general * évery way. The program was varied ' Mrs:. 3. B Dflm- ot Grand_Forks, a feW ‘days... K it thirty-seven times more potent than uaranteed for 2 years. * - team work x and pleased - the ierice immensely [who has been the guest of _her — lithia, and that it dissolves uric acid as 0) L M D x —_— * — ~3nd Those- WHo to0k AR ‘Were-call- | father, J. D. Coulter, of Lake Plan-| you'll like Koors' bread. Ask your [hot Whter doce sugat ' v * N 4. MODEL 51|, 4“1"‘ 65.;~W % ed upon to Fespond:to numerous and ftaganet for the past two weeks, re- . d27tt el $100. : e e hearty _encores. church ‘was!| turned. to her home yesterday [ SRS i 5 4 H 1 51 8 ‘ A * * *, ' x preml,y decorated can| Optométry iieans eye service. n cqommend heart- owpy $6 * FEEKK KK Floor pamtmg made easy (RS ATRT. PRI “u ily. all sUforers o ney troubles to Dr. per month por month i ¢ ; Narmel ‘demionstration: Friday and TR . = | Pieroe gt whatihe husi dom fut me cans, * IR e g urday at Given iware C 5 ir. and Mrs: N Htindon of Shiv- n&e bemos%u’k «1. 'fi Jighly. aye c‘gsfi -pfi C !‘ SOM]* MESS oy ~ x LR : b 3 ¢ i i i in nc cine i o nll-yfound any relief unhl 1 took * “White Hnuse Tea and Coffee & . asperson 5 * served exclusively at the « society of ‘the First Scandi- lem s0- I can truly -recommend 1heso | mm - . * THIRD ST. CAFE *« ! h “yesterday tablets to all sufferers of kidney troubles. | — — % L] 1 think I am a well woman in regard to IR EEEEE R -K # * # x & He is having the old home remodeled | worth 1 I s "" in ”"”1 —Mus. W.. and put in first class condition. He Linpsey, 227 Giov | has rented part of his house at the; Minn.—* \ short time h street jand Irvine all - run~down and ‘weak, ¢ /- nervous dufl rmup:flly to \ : e . LY WOl ; as very | USUAL rmcns_se. and 15¢ -~ ; . ZcARD OF THANKS. . £ .| miterd - Dr. Pic s Favorite I wdvertised as being good for onee u.nd one i H;ufimanf& 0'Leary FIRNITURE AND UKDERTAKING H N. McKEE.‘F—uneral Director . Phone 178-W_gor J | i v Bring us your clean cot- ton rags--no buttons, bands or ‘woolen cloth accepted. :ish to extend our sincere | to the ones who so kindly as- ed us during the illness and death of our beloved 'wife. and mother. EDWARD J. THOMAS 1-53 and children. " FATHER IS ILL ‘A PAB.AMOUNT PICTURE Presenting VIVIAN MARTIN IN bottle completeiy cured have not huad any trouble s #in‘bett(:r health ths ’duo' T am sure, | safely recomme JuLia Cal i’i})necr Office | z (14 Mrs. B. J. Letford, 800 Bemidji The R'ght D reCtlon avenue, was called to her fad 1 N0 ag Sauk " wenip - g 9 ; g 1 . — A very unusual story told in a different wayis- g{ge:‘“h ¢ g 25 1 g ¢ ; A5 . 5 S o 1t Jarew ? A Béailtlflfl Hittle ‘watf, her baby|brother “Billy Boy” " golden” cHrls, ‘a_gémifcal tramp dog ‘{Rags,” the wealthy owner 'q- of.a great. gold, ,mr.ne nfil a vast estate are the ingredients of a’ " photoplay that without. doubt is one qf “the finest and most ap- Orchesira 3 Cy G Sy . MATDWEES 2:30—10c ami 20c — EVEHINGS el Francine Larrimore In an intensely human story of a little English castaway in the picturesque background of modern India. . ““Less Than the Dust” —IN SEVEN BIG REELS— . | THE FIRST SPECIAL PRODUCTION UNDER MISS PICK- | FORD'S OWN ARTISTIC GUIDANCE PRESENTED HERE | (EVENINGS) WITH SPECIAY, MUSIC BY Tuseth’s Orchestra--7 Pieces MATINEES 2:30—10c and. 20g, EVENINGS 7:30-9:15 ANY E'EAT 25¢ ——I\' “The Royal Pauper" n “Less Than the Dust” A Novel S yaed In 2 With Tuseth’s Orchestra B _tomorrow— Orchestra Music, Evenings Only Special SEVEN l Pmdumwn Parts—Musiclans ; Musm “The Pearl of Pa[adlss" Mfllmé and Night Sflecial MARGARITA FISCHER | 4 €53 —in—