Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 25, 1917, Page 3

barn tonight. J Effie Scott and “Mrs. A. C: Steel and family ‘of Turtle River passed yesterday in Bemidji shopping. . George Forte of the town of Eckles was a between-train visitor yester- da.y. 'Coming Events 19—Red Lake Indian Sept. 17, 18, . Sept. 12-13-14—Twelfth Annual Beltrami County Fair. The Beltrami county district court convenes September 11. . Have you seen the new line of fall hats at the Henrionnet Mllllnel'y;25 1. A-P. Blom of the town of Liberty transacted business in Bemldji Fri- day. [socIETY ENTERTAINED AT DINNER I Mr. and Mrs. George C. Berglund entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Rev. Emil Clover of Lin- -“eoln, Neb., and Bennie Clover of Chi- cago, who are guests at the E. J. Clover and C. F. Olson homes. Cov- ers were laid for Rev. Emil Clover and Bennie ' Clover, Miss ‘Esther|! Johnson -of Minneapolis, Mr. and|: Mrs. BE. J Clover, Theodore Nordule fll and Adolph Berglund. DIETEL-HIGGINS Edmond Dietel ‘and Mies Helen “Higgins, both of Nebish, were mar- ried this morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. M. A. Soper.- - Mr. and Mrs. Die- 8 - will make their home } ear N’eb. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes return- ed this morning from a two weeks’ visit in the Twin Cities. of .friends here today. H fomnet Mfllinery. 11-825 of the week l!hoto work.._Rich Studio, 29 10th|. Phone 570-W. Let us serve you. 1mo 918 I . B. Richardsor returned from: visit “with her parents, Mr. and-3rs. "A..J. Hn.ugen, at Bagley yestsrday ' 50,000 to loan on farms. - Dean Land Co.—Adv. a7t : Persbfials" and Newsy Notes Miss Be!sle Froirak of the town of ‘Frohn was in the city yeiterday enroute to Leonard where she will| b‘e the guest of friends for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and daughter, who have visited relatives at Lavinia for some time, returned to their’ home in Minngapolis yester- dny \ Mrs. F. Marsh of Pirkwood drove to Bemidji yesterday and pused “the day wlth friends. Mrs G. H. Hansel of Bngley ar- rived in Bemidji today to bid her brother, Lieut. Thayer C. good bye. He will leave tomorrow night for Fort Dodge training camp at Des Moines. One ot these nice aln you ought to g0 to-Hakkerup's snd -have your +plcture taken.—Adv, 14t 4 hrs Emma Shevalier and Mrs, M. mrsh ot Bhevlin ‘were among the Rev. Osmond Johnson, pastor of t ndinavian Lutheran conduct ~ confirmation services at Brevig tomorrow. There will _be no services, in. the Bemidji church with- the-exception of Sunday school. ll’rs. Paul Strflow refarned to her home in Nebish' yesterdsy after vis- iting friends in Wnlker tor a short time. s ¢ ___——-—-——-_—=—— There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years it was sup- to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing “to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional con- _ditions and therefore requires constitu- tio) treatment. Hall’'s Catarrh Medi- Mrs. Rearick and daughter, Grace, cjie, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & |of Crookston and Mrs. Clarence Nel- s Toledo, uokh“" o Rasonstitutional Jgon and two daughters of Grand thru J;e I;Iood :: u',',efl;w'u.';“fl:: s |Forks returned to their homes today of the System. One Hundred Dollars by automobile, after a few days visit ward is offered for any case that Hall's |at the home of Mrs. Buell’s son, Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for |George Sterllng, and family. circulars and testimonials. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold b sth, 76C. Hall's u.mlly Pill. for constipation. ———————— Mrs. O. H. Bakke and daughler, Olive, who have been the guests of Mrs. Bakke’s sister, Mrs. d Johnson, and tamlly, for the past five weeks, will return to their home in Minneapolis Monday. Mrs. I. W. French left yesterday morning for Walker, Akeley and other points. where she will atten to matters pertaining to the Bemidj Business college, of which she is an’ instructor. Mrs. French will return Monday. The school is scheduled to open September 3. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wheeler and daughter, Elydah, enroute from Be- midji to Minneapolis in their large touring car, were guests of Mr. and Daily Dispatch. Mrs. ‘Rearick and daughter, Mil- dred, of Tenstrike were the guests|ing. High mass at 10 a. m. ‘Sunday i Miss Martha Williams of Mlnot, N D., who has spent the summer at|10 o’clock. Lavinia; will return’ home . the first|preceded by open air service at Third Bailey, |~ .Em. Gorman In five-part special feature “THE SOUL OF A CHILD” Also the Timely Specially Filmed Feature —314 Acts ‘America Is Ready’ Showing how Uncle Sam is pre- pared to defend our country on land and sea. 814 Reel Shows—Prices 10c and 20c TOfiORROW-—— Sunday WM. S. HART In his famous play “THE GUN FIGHTER” Also a Triangle Komedy “HER SOGIAL RISE"- 6 parts—Triangle Plays Matinee Sc-15¢c—Evenings 10c-15¢ MONDAY. AUG. 27 YLE B JUNE EI'NIDEE In World Picture- +THE PRIGE OF PRIDE" Matinee uld Evenlng, 5c cnd 15¢ tive Page James Klungness is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Klung- ness, in Des Lacs, N. D., for several days befole going to Des Moines with the young men who comprise the Beltrami county quota. Mr. Xlung- ness has been employed at the Hotel,| Markham for several years. His par- ents made their home in Bemidji be-] fore going to North Dakota. George Klungness, a brother of James, who has been the guest of his parents, will return to Bemidji today. He has also been drafted and is awaiting his call to the colors. LAKESHORE NOTES Mr. and Mrs. James Benedict of Fargo with their two children, Billy and James, left Thursday in their car for their home after a pleasant n days at Birchmont hetel. A picnic was enjoyed on Wednes- day at Bass Lake in homor of Miss Minnie Lockert, who is the guest of Mrs. Marion Vln Syckle at “Luvern- ess.” Those taking part in the pleas- ure were Mrs. W. C. Budge, Misses Carrie and -Olive Dean and Misses 'Minnie” Lochert, Gertrude McKaye, Doroth" Miller and Martha Wil- Mra L. H. Carter expects to close her cottage for the season and return Monday to her home in Grand Forks. . W. E. Deitz who, with her three children, has spent the sum- mer in the Holmes cottage at Lake- side, will return Monday to her-home in Grand Forks. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rowland and children, Ruth, Dean and Margaret, * |have returned to their home in Kan- sas. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland have been the guests for the past month of Mrs. Rowland’s mother, Mrs. L. H.’Carter, at Lakeside. Mrs. A. L. Larson has as her ‘guest "|for a week her sister, Miss Vivian is'doing Prescott. 0. S. Hanson of Grand Forks is spending a few days with his family at Lakeside. Mrs. Thomas Roycraft is enter- tnining as her guest-for a few days Mrs. Mike Sullivan of East Grand A dance will bg given in Melhorn's Forks. Mrs. W. H. Sh Forks Tuesday to'return to Bemidji Thursday with Mr. Shulze in their car. - Mr. Shulze will spend ten days at Labeside with his family and they all-expect’ to motor back/to’ Grand Forks by way of Detroit and Itasca Park. . : Lieut. -Mervin_ Hanson of Grand Forks_arrived ednesday with his father, O. S. Hanson. ‘Lieut. Hanson returned to Grand Forks Thursday. Miss Phoebe Gordon of Minneap- olis is the guest of her uncle, Judge C. E. Cooley, at Grand Forks Bay. CHURCHES St. Philip’s Catholic. - 011C, Low mass at 8 o’clock in the morn- school at 11:30. diction at 7:30 p. m. Vespers and bene- Rev. Fr. I, J. New goods are arriving daily at|T. thppe. rector. %L inaay school ast Salvation Bemidji hall: Evening service at street and Minnesota avenue. Nymore hall: Sunday_school at 2 i {“Get ‘Rich’ "quick’” for all your|o’clock. Praise service at 3 o’clock. |: Strangers and the poor especially | invited. Harry F. Crusberg, cap- tain, N 1 :;. Baptist. » Dr. Farrier nn‘(’l Rev. E. R. Pope of Minneapolis will speak at the morning service at the Baptist church Sunday. In the evening.the pastor will speak on the topic “Christ |—Our Life.” " A cordial invitation is extended to all. Presbyterian. Rev. J. F. McLeY:tfie will preach both morning and evening. The topic for the morning will be “The Length of the Lord’s. Day,” and the evening topic “The Sign of the Time.” George McLeod, a son of the pastor, will sing Sunday. L. P. Warford, pastor. Free Lutheran. Rev. Carl Amupdson will preach in the Free Lutheran church in Fifth |ward Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. pal, (Cor. Belteg‘ml Ave nnd Ninth 8t.) Sunday morning worship at 10:45 o’clock, sermon subject--“Underhand- ed methods’; evening-worship:at .8 o’clock, sermon subject, “The Church and the Soldier Boys.” Sabbath school at 12 m.. Epworth League at 7 p. m. Monday evening at 8 o’clock Dr. S. L. Parish, district superin- tendent, will conduct the fourth quar- terly conference. All who are in- terested in the future of this church are urged to attend. A cordial wel- come to all the services. B. D. Hans- com, minister. Swedish Lutheran. Sunday school at 10 a. ‘m.; serv- 1ces at 11 a. m.; Bible class nt 7 p. At 8 ppm a specla] music pro- gramr will be rendered by Benny and Emil Clover, and Misses Emma and Esther Johnson, assisted by the hoir. Rev. Emil Clover will give an address. A silver collection will be taken for the benefit of the Red Cross society of Bemidji. The eve- ning program will be rendered in the Engliskr language and we welcome ou all to this program. Fifth Ward Announcement. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Services at 3 p. m. Mrs. Fred T. Lincoln. Mrs. Wheeler T. B. Nordale, pastor. is a cousin of Mr. Lincoln.N Mr. Matinee Daily at 3:00 ‘Wheeler is president of the North- west Automobile Co. They visited FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Itasca park and speaking of crops, ‘ EXEMPTION CLAIMS AUGUST 24-25 Mr. Wheeler made the statement that “The Child Bernhardt of the Crow Wing county had the best of —_— “Screen”” any seen on their route.—Brainerd (Continued from Page 1) 99 (larence Lease—1751. 107 K. M. Roen—182. 109 Tncenh F. Anderson—>515. 110 Hugh G. Gray—46. 12% MHenry Sampson—786, claim disallowed. ' 130 Daniel McTier—1476, claim disallowed. - 133 Walter Kittleson—1292. 140 Frank C. Kruse—332. 147 August Gaine—874. 154 Lee Hobson—675. 155 FElmer Langor—2132. 157 Russell -J. McDonald—1294. 168 August Thorland—15. - 170 Gust W. Ek—933. 175 Edwin H. Peterson—452. 188 Alfred Davis—1611. 190 Joseph Parochka—31. 199 Kavoriel Tarvinen—B882. 201 William J. Dietrick—677. 204 Sam E. Anderson—2269. 211 Iver Sacharison—2034. Phvsicallv Dvwmlhfled 6 Fred G. Swafford—1095. 16 William G. Winterstein — 1572. 16 18 George W. Voltz—1748. George L. Dodge—837. 19 Arthur C. Gjelhaug—337. 24 George Gella—564. 34% Henry R. Henderson—1679 Frank C. Anderson—776. Arne Arneson—486. S. F. Jenswold—437. George Kusba—1324. John H. Gennar—604. John Sukert, Jr.—43. Jobn A. Gelen—924. William E. Abel—1685. Verne O. Kane—1723. James Newell—432. Archie Peters—652. left for Grand | 97 ‘Fred G. Moore—1484. *'176 Joseph E. Shulda—355, de- pendent claim allowed. 177 Robert B. Todd—1843, claim dependent allowed. 178 Oscar Thompson—530, claim dependent disallowed. 180 Harold M. Lindseth—1114. 181 Albert D. Johnson--1470, de- pendent claim allowed, 182 Alfred B. Amundson—645. 183 George A. Taylor—2135, claim allowed. 184 Elmer G. Mathis—218. 185" Raymond. J. Flynn—620. claim disallowed. 187 Gusaf Wallin—550. 189 Christian Christianson—574 claim allowed. 192 Nels disallowed. R 193 Harry Black—2047, alien allowed. 194 Harry C. Slack—981. 195 Harry F. Davidsdn—1848, claim- allowed. 196 Chester W, Guennar—lfi’lo, claim allowed. :197 Ernest Otto—1817, claim nl- lowed, 198 William S. Spencer—770. . 200 Emil Olson—2078, claim dis- allowed. 202 Robert J, Leak—2119, claim allowed. 203 Ben Shrimski—749. 206 Frank E. Wesley — 1868, claim disallowed. 206—Harold Kidd—1500. 207 John Biallas—1211. 208 Albert F. Williams—525, claim allowed. - . 209 Everett A. Wynne—1417, claim disallowed. 210 Edmond Jewett--1574, claim allowed: 213 Bennie Melland-—I83, claim allowed. 214 Gust Froyd—=66, claim al- lowed. 216 Warren E. McClam—1276. 216 Sever Slettin—1791. 217 Odin Paulson—1956, claim alien allowed. 218 John M. David—792. NOTICE T0 M. B2A'S .C. A. Parker, secretary of the M. B. A’s, is in a hospital at Minneap- olis, and is unable to collect dues. All members of the M. B. A.'s are requested to mail or bring their dues to Mrs. C. A. Parker at the residence on Mississippi avenue. 4d-826 Jensen—1727, claim claim IT IS EASIER TO PAY YOUR BILLS .WITH A CHECK; IT LOOKS BETTER—IT GIVES YOU STANDING IN YOUR COM- MUNITY. IT IS CONVENIENT TO MAIL A CHECK FOR THE EXACT AMOUNT. THAT CHECK IS A RECEIPT. BESIDES THAT THE BANK IS HELPING YOU TO KEEP YOUR ACCOUNTS "STRAIGHT. ‘'THE BEST FRIEND YOU HAVE IS YOUR MONEY, NEXT TO IT IS THE BANKER WHO CAN ADVISE YOU FREE OF CHARGE ABOUT MONEY MATTERS. BANK WITH U3, WE.. PAY § PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Specials 200 Pair:«s Ladies’ Pumps and Slippers $4.00, $5.00 and up to $6.50 values, your choice Saturday $2.85 l‘adies’ Canvas and Poplin Slippers Low heel, high heel and medium heel, Pumps and Strap Slippers, up to $3.00 THIS EVENING'S AKX KX KKK KK DRS. 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