Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 21, 1917, Page 3

'FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1917 1##4««;?‘?&;***« Mrs. Myrtle Pitman has returned ‘to Devils Lake, N. D. = Enroute, she as accompanied to Bemidji by her fUamother, Mrs. Cornelia Pierce, and W Walter. .. ~'Misses Lydie Hayes, Edith and o Agnes Hayes returned to high school ‘Monday. Wilbur W. Smith was a Wilton ;. visitor Tuesday. / Mrs. Ole Jacobson and her daugh- " ..ter, Mrs. Everett Wynne, visited the : Deer Lake school Friday. James F. Hayes was a Bemidji ; business visitor Monday and Tues- : 'day. | } Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hanson were i %7 Bemidji visitors Monday. i There was ‘a special meeting of | Dist. No. 1 school board Friday #2 night at the home of Ole Jacobson. & Miss Ruth. Owen had tendered her Lake school, hence the meeting. It is regretable that Miss Owen is to leave us for the children like her very much. A;:ii*’ii*ili**i* P SPRUCE G] * "ii‘l&*{i«#ngvgirii Mrs. . W. Paskewitz received the sad news of the death of her brother- in-law," George W. Russell, of Fargo, N/.D.He was-a well known travel- iing salesman for the Empire Cream *“Separator company traveling through +- Northern Minnesota. He leaves a wife and two small children to mourn his death. J. Grande helped Thomas Knutson dig his well on Monday and Tues- “day. Thor Thornson has been sawing wood for Ketzenberg and Ben An- derson the past week. Philip Hawkins was a Grygla call- er on Monday. . Guy N. Potter autoed from the dredge up in Rapid River to Grygla Monday. Otto Lee of Grygla had four teams hauling hay, which he bought on the E. J. Munsch place. Talk of having a creamery again in Spruce Grove has been the chief topic lately. Hope it amounts to more than it did last time. KEXKRKKKKEK KK KK KKK % x SPU. ***«*#«*%#k**i# While A. Fulltrer was lighting a fire in his chicken house, evidently fusing gasoline, it exploded, blowing Fup the stove and oil can, also singing the feathers of the chickens and his hair and whiskers. His hand was also badly burned. Peoplc should be warned against the high explosive- ness of gasoline. KKK R R KKK KKK resignation of teacher of the Deer| = mer and children at the Wentworth Mrs. B. H. Pal spent last Sunday home. - Mrs. A. Grundmefer called on Mrs. C. F. Ditty Monday. It is nothing more than marvelous how our Sunday school is growing. The old as well as the young seem to enjoy it. At present we are studying the life of Christ. Miss Opal ‘Grundmeier and' Miss Maggie Cloud’ were some of the Blackduckites who attended the Red Cross party Saturday evening. The Red Cross party given by the Grundmeiers Saturday ‘evening was very well attended and everybody reported a fine time. They kindly thank everybody who did their “hit.” They raised $12.50. T> Mend Marble Ornaments. To mend morble ornaments, plas- cer of Paris, finely powdered, Is soaked in as much saturated solution of alum as it will absorb. The mix- ture Is baked in a slow oven, and when hard it is ground to a powder. This powder; mixed in water and applied, ke plaster, sets very hard, will' take a very good polish, and, if properly colored, makes a capital imitation o any kind of marble. Gaza, a Place of Trade. In almost every particular the mod- ern Gaza is an Egyptian rather than a Syrian town. It is full of rich vege- tation, and its many glistening mina- rets show up against the dull green of innumerable-olive trees. ‘Gaza is still, as of old, a place of trade, of camels and earavans, and its bazaars are loud with trafic and filled with merchan dise, ki Songs of the Heart. The finest music of the greatest or- chestra on earth cannot help a heart along to happiness as the songs do that the heart sings to itself—songs of cheer, of patience, of trust, of un- selfish love. These make the melody of life, and grow stronger and sweeter by practice year by year.—Exchapge. Little Angel Present. A primary teacher, admonishing lit- tle Ann, who usually was a model child, for misconduct, said: “I thought 1 had a little angel in the room. Now where. is she?” Little Betty, on the other side of the room, stood up meek- tu end chvle <nswered: “Here I is* ' Bring us your clean oot ton rags--no buttons, bands or woolen ploth acoepted. 2238 P[qhqer Office [* Just receivea a snipment of 1918 desk calendar pads, incluéing the “Daily” and “Perfection.” Get yours now, so you will have it on hand when you wish to make nota- tions in it for tuture reference. Pio- neer office. 106tt Fo_r satisfactorv vrices, bring or ship your Hides &. Furs Coldberg’s Hide & Fur Co. 112 3rd St. Bemidji, Minn. We also pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for RUB- BERS, METALS and RAGS Phone 638-W JACOB GOLDBERG, Prop. #— FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E, IBERTSON UND-RTAKER 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, Minn, QARY 750 KOORS BROS. CO. ASAL Y N grateful acknowledgment of Q{ an ever increasing patronage, % we extend to the entire trade Z the Season’s Greetings and & wish you a = ¢ Merry Christmas and a Prosperous ,* & and Happy New Year Py Remember, Wed., You'll want to buy that gift for him or for her, and you won't know what to buy. Your “THINKER" refuses to work and you let yourself get all excited, and the first thing:you know, you'll permit yourself to buy *‘any-old- thing.” Now, Don’t Do That ---This Store solves that for you ‘Box Candy For Her INGLENOOK beautifully packed in 25¢, 50c, $1and;$2 boxes . JANSON'S CHOCOLATES | in boxes at 50c, 75¢ and $1.00. Smokes For Him &/ = STl A /P SRHASOA S) N 72 N LK 22 S £ | “@ CIGARS l ;’ ---all the popular brands in boxes of 25 and 50 i N \§ CIGARETTES ! /) N done up in holiday packages. All prices Christmas Cards. A beautiful variety at prices you will want to puy Netzal's Nei: To Post Office I | Phone 304 A < “Wheatless Day” Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day”; Wednesday, “Wheatless Day.” Make Yourself A Gift Take that car of yours, which you have “jacked” up on blocks, or maybe forgot to “jack-up” and bring it into our modern repair department. You're not using it, and the chances are you won't have any use for it until Spring. It will be some gift for you at that. Right now is the time. We can do the best work now, because we are notso rushed as we will be later. Therefore your car will have the most careful attention. Then again, it will be ready when you want it next spring. Overhauling Cars Our plant is equipped to do the best kind of work and our mechanics are experienced men. You take no chance when we go over your car. WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE We are the experts you need in battery work. The famous WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE is what you get when you come here, and most every car owner will tell you that it is the best. Come where you know, not where there’s a doubt. Bemidji Auto Company OLOF ONGCSTAD, Prop. Bemidji, Minn. Mirinesota Ave.