Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 2

Y. JUNE 15. 1917, 2 A‘large crowd attended an inter- esting baptismal service held in the congregational church here by Rev. N\ Morton Sunday morning. Eleven: R L R R R R R R R R R T * BUENA VISTA x| PINEW x ta««««a&««««a««««4«:«««2024«:««« Word was received from Thief Otto Nelson spent Wednesday in e e ;{f*iilli#i«i*i: {&‘K{c{ifilfi'*i*iii Miss Alma Olson and Alonzo Nellis were married at the Methodist par- gonage in Bemidji June 5, Rev. B. D. Hanscom officiating. Oscar Olson took the young couple to Bemidji in his Studebaker. Miss Gertrude Coy was bridesmaid and Carl J. Rygg the groom’s man. After the ceremony they motored to the home of J. L. Coy, where a sumptuous wedding supper was gerved to the assembled guests. Be- gides the Coy and Olson families, the following relatives, friends and neighbors were present and partiei- pated of the hospitalities of the oc- casion. The A. Skoglund, A. Coy, D. C. Smith and Herbert Smith fam- jlies, Mrs. A. P. Christenson, Mrs. A! Henricks, Miss Alice = Jacobson, Carl J. Rygg, Hans Sande and H. T. Huldal, ‘Later in the evening the bridal couple left for Bemidji in Dr. Coy’s Ford to take the train for Scotland and other South Dakota points, to spend their honeymoon with the bridegroom’s relatives. The bride has spent practically all her life in town of Liberty, her father, P. E. Olson, being one of the early settlers here. The bridegroom 1s a later arrival, having bought the Marchilden place in Section 36, where he has a house in the process of building and where they intend to make their future home. Both are highly respected young people and have the best wishes of the entire community for a long, happy and was well attended and a success in falls on the Fourth of July, the club decided to celebrate the day with a regular old time farmers’ _picnic. The place selected is the Spooner farm on Deer Lake, Wilbur W. Smith, manager. . A program will be arranged for, a stand put up where refreshments will be sold and the usual club din- ner will be served. All are welcome whether mem- bers or not, and all who are in posi- tion to do so, are asked to 'bring along a little something for the com- munity dinner. KKK KKK KR KKK KKK * Y £ oo SEEAMPT ALY, , 3 The Wide-Awake Farmers’ club met on Wednesday, June 6, at Glen- lock Dairy Farm, the home of M. W. Knox. There was an attendance of about seventy. C. R. Sargent, a rep- resentative of the Western Electric Telephone company, was present and the installation of telephones was paturally the chiet topic of discus- sion, Plans were made, also, for the annual picnic to be held July 4. Bert Fuller is at home this week recovering from injuries received while at work in the lumber camp at Whitefish Lake. A cable broke and struck him on the head and back. He was taken to the hospital but came home in a few days. He will return to the camp next week. Carol Knox attended the com- mencement exercises in Bemidji June 1. Mr. and Mrs. William Betts and children and Miss Marjorie Knox motored from Kelliher 'and spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Kpox. Miss Knox, who taught at Kelliher this year, will spend her vacation at home. The Literary society will meet Nell Knox came home June 2 to spend a month before taking up stud- ies in St. Paul this summer. Mr. and Mrs. N."L. Knox drove to the Lake Julia sanatorium Sun- day. Mrs. Pellow of Bemidji is a guest at the F. W. Stout home. She may stay all summer. Mrs. William McClellan and daugh- ter, Loretta, were Sunday visitors at M. W. Knox’s. IR E R R R EREEE R x -HORNET x a«a«ai«%f*««;t Robert Shaw went to ‘Blackduck ¥| Tyesday. registered Thirteen young men S. Tuesday at the Murray school. ‘W. Ellis served as registrar. Andrew Ertenberg was in Black- duck Friday. Herman Thom and family were in Blackduck Saturday. Miss Esther Tell returned with them for g short visit. IR E R E R R SRR E R T E * TURTLE RIVER * I E R EEE R E R R K. M. Paulson, a cousin of Mrs. Nels Otterstad of Turtle River, who has been a guest at the Otterstad home for some time, has returned to his .ome in Northwood, N. D. He made the trip by automobile, a dis- tance of 200 miles. Cerl, Martin and Ellg Otterstad made a trip with their new Ford car from here to Kelliher and then to Red Lake and returned the same day; a distance of more than 100 miles. They report the road to be very good, and enjoyed the trip very much. - A very welcome rain ‘came here last night and will help the crop a whole lot. A little more of it River Falls Sunday, June 3, of the death of Mr. Brandvold, father of Mesdames Philip and Peter Becker. Mesdames Beckers returned from Thief River Falls Thursday. Mrs. Peter Becker was there at the time of his death. They all have our sym- pathy. Jens Nelson was a Bemidji visitor Friday. Lester Peterson was a business caller at the William ‘Maher home Wednesday. Mrs. G. Swedberg visited Mrs. J. Nelson Wednesday. Lester, Elma and Mamie Peterson were Bemidji visitors Friday. A surprise party was given in honor of Miss Grace Durand, whose marriage to Clyde Saddler will take place soon. A very large crowd at- tended the party. Miss Durand:was given $16 for which she is to pur- chase a silver set. Miss Durand will leave June 18 for Canada where Mr. Saddler is employed. They intend to make their future home there. Their many friends wish them much happiness. A baseball game was played Sun- day between the Northern and Pu- posky teams at Puposky. It was a very ‘interesting game, the score be- ing 14 to 13 in favor of the North- ern team. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Solonen and son, Herman, left Tuesday for Qregon where they intend to make their fu- ture home. HE KKK KKK E KKK KKK x WASKI * i{!{iiiignitiiii Mrs. J. O. Kornell entertained the Ladies Aid society last Thursday af- ternoon at the I. O. O. F. hall. Those present were Mesdames Charles Pos- lin, Ole Grytbak, Per Chellson, Peter Olson,,Ole Olson, Axel Johnson, E. L. Sarff, 0. J. Norman, J. O. Kornell and K. Olson. The next Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. O. J. Norman on Thursday, June 21, at 2 p. m. Frank Lyon made a business trip to Bemidji Monday. He made the trip by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook and Miss Lillian Selle are spending a few days in Bemidji this week transact- ing business. Bemidji. children were baptized. “Trs. S. C. Miller and Mrs, F. Mc- Corkle were guests of friends in Be- midji Thursday. ‘Mrs. F. Surma and daughter, Katherine, were guests of Mrs. W. g)odge in Bemidji Friday and Satur- ay. 5 O. Melby and A. A. Haarklau trans- acted business in Bemidji Friday. 3 Dr. Forest of Clearbrook called Friday on J. B. Powell who has been ill_for the past few weeks. Mrs. F. Klingbeil returned Thurs- day from St. Cloud where she vis- ited her daughter who has been ill. Mrs. A. Larson and son, Kenneth, arrived here Monday- from St. Paul to spend a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. A. Sthol. K. K. Meland and Clarence Meland were Bemidji callers Monday. ‘Water Heating Get our estimate. DR. R. E. RICHARDSON: . DENTIST Phone 180-J ¥ THE UNIVERSAL CAR Owners of Ford cars are advised to be- ware of “counterfeit parts.” If your car needs adjustment bring it here where you will find reljable service with the complete mechanical equipment to give the highest quality of Ford service obtainable. All the Ford parts used are supplied by the Ford Motor Company. You can not expect your Ford car to give the service and endurance You demand unless you have it cared for by men experienced in Ford methods. Run- about $345, Touring Car $360, Sedan $645, Coupelet $505, Town Car $595—all f. o. b. Detroit. Plum 15&,r§cmmnm-n Hot Phones 566 and 309 Amnmmnme. £ Office: Troppman Block: Bemidji, Minn. weds will return in two or three The fourth regular meeting of the As the next meeting prosperous wedded life. The newly- weeks via the Ford route. Liberty Farmers’ club, held at the SRRV UIT SALE , AT $I10 7 We are offering about 250 Mens Suits that formerly sold at $20 and $25, made by custom man- ufacturers of high grade clothing These suits can’t be beat at the price any- where; they come in all colors and styles and materials which are the best. Don't miss this great bargain; come in und see them, you'll sure buy them if you do. come in all Ifl sizes & colors DON’T MISS THIS! On display and for sale by C. W. Jewett Co., Inc. And Authorized Ford Sales and Service Phone 474 Bemidji, Minn. Friday at the home of N. L. Knox. wouldn’t hurt. P. Sarff, one of the district asses- sors, left Monday for Malcolm to as- sess township 156-35. Rev. Anderson of Wilmar, N. D, held services at the I. 0. O. F. hall last Friday. Rev. Mr. Anderson is a Baptist missionary and came here in the interest of the Sunday school. One of the Patriotic Leaguers of St. Paul has fcrwarded to Mrs. P. Sarff a supply of American flags to be distributed among the homestead- ers. She has left the flags at the postoffice and any one wishing a flag may call on Mrs. H. L. Bowen, postmistress, and obtain same. every way. T Buys any Suit in this lot of 250 suits; they COOL AND PLEASANT RAIL AND LAKE TRIPS 'TO THE EAST LOW EXCURSION FARES TO CLEVELAND - BUFFALO TOLEDO - DETROIT 65 pairs of Men’s Oxfords will be on sale Thurs. Friday, Saturday fur $3.95 These Oxfords are regular $5 & solid leather. $6 values and all sheim are the Brands. Packard and Flor. 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