Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 26, 1917, Page 3

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER A TWICE TOLD TALE over Christmas guest of ‘Mr. and One of Interest to Our ors, p Good news bears repeating, and i when it is confirmed after a long : Mrs. Jesse Veloski of America avenue. Misses Esth lice Hetlan left this ngone;o:n&ofirhad, ewl)‘:e,% lapse of time, even if we hesitated to they will visit until echool opens. believe it at first hearing, we feel se- '.4‘ i [ ] B cure in accepting its truth now. The 5 s domG o e aieio ll REX TODAY o3 12 ¢ woman is confirmed after three years. l : ) X the Boston Lake school, is the guest Mrs. Joe Blondo, 202 Minnesota : of friends in the town of Frohn dur- avenue, says: My back ached so I ing Christmas vacation. couldn 't rest. af night. It was hard The famous star of ‘“Polly of the Circus” and “The Birth of a. ' for me to turn over or shift my posi- Nation” will be seen at the Rex tonight in her big Goldwyn i Miss Ada Smith, teacher near Ten- strike was in Bemld]i Monday en- route to Leonard te visit relatives . R S—. erald 0 : s Wi(l}lmnr, ?;Lxet&n hl?is :gl:a‘l'ggedt::% tion when lying down. My kidneys Feature i Entertained at Dinner. will be the guest of his parents for | Were disordered. Knowing the good Mrs. Lamoreaux and sons Dwight, | several days. results one of my people had obtain- : “ ] ” Keith and Leo of Washburn, Wis., A. ed from Doan’s Kidney Pills, I tried L ! 3 C. Wheaton_and: son._Albert . and| Dick Melville left Monday for|them. They soonremoved the aching ! \ Hyn 'ogay—Telephone the Pio: dsughter Ruby, of Cass Lake, Mr. and | Chippewa: Falls, Milwaukee, Chicago and strengthened my kidneys. . I was & & — e 939, about that news item you|Mrs. J;-J. McLachlan and family, and|ana other points, where he will visit |1l right and have felt well ever ek el ?r-ito d:n fl:llnd. lYo_m- h‘“m and s(:-. ;nd ul;-.b:}ulngyb Brooks ;‘nd relatives for a month. t;i;lf:) (Statement given January 27, ‘ \ friends ‘will appreciate the court ughters Mabel and Lucy were din- TS : e e 7. | ner Gucut at the E. 5. Kenfleld home| _Judge M, A. Spoonor let last even-| O November 1, 1917 1rs, Blondo | A QUAINT PLAY BY A QUAINT ACTRESS an; . §.—Meeting of board o yesterday. ing for Minneapolis and "Chicago o: the kld:':‘y!gl?l!‘ :r::l’r’l:dom::‘l.ng; The name of the play implies its character. It is filled with op- nty ‘commissioners. where he will spend ten days on legal .| business. timism and is a welcome relief from the long series of ‘sex plays’ There is not a sex note in it from beginning to end unless one - fancies so. Doan’s Kidney Pills cured me in 1914, Today I cheerfully repeat my former wgzds of prlal‘lsz."l it ¢ Price c, at al ealers. on’! z simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Sldl Splitting [ " simply sk for kianey remeay—eot Y Sie, Jpitine TOM WISE in “A READY MADE FAMILY Mrs. Blondo had. Foster-Milburn {“10¢ and.20¢ 7:20 and 9 o'clock e Co., Mtgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. dunnannunnnununnminn CKURCH DEDICATION. The Spiritualist church will be cHARI_lE GH APLIN TUM"RR“W dedicated ‘neéxt Sunday'and on Mon- day there will be a watch meeting at | In one of his screams . BE™ 5. Beooks wi Tgave Tussday “GHARLIE GHAPLIN'S ROMANGE" In Four Reels for Chicago and ‘the dedication of : the church Sunday will be his last Also fine western feature appearance here for some time. ‘THE LURE OF THE YUKON! NOTICE TOFmEDmARmENT_. Coming—TFriday—Billie West, ‘“‘that funny fellow’’. There will 'be an adjourned meet- at the elty hall tonight. Election of officers; aleo-the “Ghost” will walk. v 8. T. Stewart, Sec.. 141226 Miss Sadie Chesboro, teacher in the Fifth ward school, is the guest of friends : in Minneapolis during the Christmas vacation. S 0 CIET Y | Personals'and fr. and Mrs. B, J. Lattord had e |l heir Christmas dinner guests,” Mr. hnd Mrs. H.-W. Bolger and family. Mrs. Oscar Christianson has gone to Warroad, where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. -Ramstad. Enroute she was the guest of Mrs. A. J. Barrette of Crookston. Mrs. Peter Sarff ‘of Kellilier is the guest of Bemidji friénds this week. Christmas’ Dinner Guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoganeon én- rtained Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hogan- on, Mrs. John Ziegler and daughter » Dorothy, Miss Evangeline Schmitz| @ A. A. Sather of Turtle River was nd Miss Anna Johnson at Christ-|among ‘the busines visitors in the as dinner. city Monday. Adolph Braatenof 'Duluth is the| Conrad Braaten of Minneapolis is guest of relatives in Frohn for several | passing the holidays with his par- days. ents in town of Frohn. Br. Braaten 4 is employed in Minneapolis. The trip to Bemidji was made by automobile. Mrs. Morlan accompanied by her sister, Miss Doyea, left this morning for Bemidji where they will spend / Get ‘4 1918 desk: catéendar pad now | Christmas as the guests of their ‘A letter from Charles Gerlinger, .t the Ploneer office. 106tf | brother, Frank Doyea.—Crookston E ox"fl:ierly 5( ltlhls city, to his father,| T Daly Times. 'illiam Gerlinger at Spur, says, en @l oy g of the town| o B pious wha has been the of Frohn were among the Bemidji guest of his brother, G. D. Backus First Baloon Flight. i 3 ¥ JE) Youitowontapand siayad up aversftork e ey Sha tamily Tor acveral - days, . will BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS, Inc. 1K ')h i ” leave this evening for Jackson, ini 3 9 il experience” very much. One of thess-nice days:you ousht|yfich. He will also visit friends and rh mff rence Introduces ! to go to Hakkerup’s and have 7“‘" relatives in Ohio, before returning e’" DOROTHY PHILLIPS "In An Exclusive Photo-Version of “TRIUMPH?” Directed by Joseph De Grasse from Samuel Hopkins Adam’s Great Story Originally appearing in Collier’s Photoplaying As You Like It *’ Gripping Scenes—Thrilling Climaxes Dinner Guests. pictuto taken. 14t2| {5 his home in Helena, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridges enter- SN, ‘tained Mr. and Mrs. R: L. Himes, and Mra H. S. Wilcox of Schoolcraft ns, Eearl.and Basil, J. A. Martin guest of Bemidji friends nd Axel Peterson at Christmas din- er last evening. Between the Cost of Good and Cheap Printing V. bsodishnhnthewhogou Christmas Guests. daughur have returned from Minne- .hom from prmter to * | THEATERS aughter Miss, Ida Virginia By, : 3 ELK! cent: than as as their Christmas guegts Mr. nhd “'Dr..and’Mrs. Goodheart of Akeley,| (Gow boys m?vg" Qxlgl(gg’{lcular love at a few e leu what it is really: worth hardly ever Irs. R. A. Olson and Miss Emma| Minn., are guests at the Rodman|for tenderfeet and keep very much . Gorans. Iy home. to themselves when easterners are makes day laborer wugea at . U aroung. When Douglas Fairbanks Christmas Guests. Mrs,;Gharley, Blakely © of Turtle|a rived at the beautiful Riverside this unpleasant task. and little ‘ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cochran, Sr.,| River passed’ 'MODdBy in the city on| Ranch in Wyoming to stage his new want good work at A 4 had astheir Christmas, dinnerguests | bustness. Artcraft picture, ‘“The Man From 'Ffiu e gghr. get your The Most Beautiful of Bluebirds Mr. al:;iMMrs Lee LaBaw and £0 ‘M¥“ i Toois o Toonbr wad f”ftfig Pgst.” at the t}:«}lko ttiheat.rei mc T GL ADY s LE SL|E ‘Mr. an rs. G. W. Cochran, Jr. a|: onight and tomorrow, the natives o Pl‘llflfl! eas /‘daughter, Mr .and Mrs. wmfi“m among ‘the Chrlstmu shoppers Mon-|the plains acted very respectful to omorrow hichester and Earl Cochran of, the day. him—but kept their distance. This — - . In militnry academy at Cu]ver Ind. feeling lasted just as long as it took At - office $50,000 to-loan on rarms. Dean|the popular actor to get into his . 8 : s IT HAPPENED TO ADELE” Land Co. d71tt]| Western outfit, mount his horse and Christmas Dinner Guests. dash out on the pypairie for a wild oy Mr. and Mrs. Denu. Enters{; . ,pige; pllie: Covall, teacher in the|ride ‘around the new ‘“location”. G R A N D T H E A T E R ,,-:d ,’fi,efi and liu:efi‘:d ‘},,?}."“i’,,"; Kelliher gchool,.. 18 ylsiting at the| When he leaped upon the back of a Mrs. "F. T. Beaver and b'! B. Backus Stohl home in Pinewood during theé]<bucker’” and succeeded in remain- WSs Helena Montana, at dinner yes-|Obristmas vacation. ing there until the pony quieted, the 2 terday. ¢ g barrier between the natives and the (o Mr. ‘'and Mrs. Clarence - Foucault| visitor was lifted and he immediately = e AR 3, e Mrs. Brown Hostess 'lt:;.ve ieturn;d fmtl;z Bralnterd.lwht;re became “one of them”. b, ey -have been the guests of rela- Mrs. Belle, J. Brown entertained at|tjves. RAND - Bri ; hristimas, (dinpor . yesterday. The|* Dorotty Ao ONCHT e most %o by ’°:'“zl::'b&°£ Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day”Remember, Wed., “Wheatless Day” g:le:tas Jl:hclll:g:dml:‘fvh :xll‘ld Dfi;: 3:& il Jle Naugle olf t'thethll‘lnugla Pgle popular of screen queens, will present orn::‘d:;n:h& 'p ted. i e L & e .company, left s noon for|the offering at the Gpand theatre to- acce] - §rs. 1. B. Olson and ts,mliy, Migsés | Deer River, Big Fork and other|night, when "Trlumph", a Bluebird READ BE“IDJI PIONEER ADS kes and Shelles and Messrs. Asch-]points® ~“He will return to the city|photoplay based on Samuel Hopkins > m and Lucias. Friday morning. Adams’ story of the same name will Pl Off‘ e, be displayed in gripping scenes and ,oneer lce 3 Guests .at Dinner. Rev. E. H. Page of Glasgow, Mont., | exciting episodes. The adventures of Mr. jand Mrs.” N. E. Given and|who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.|an amateur actress whose pretty head daughter Jean, Mrs. Given-McGhee |T. Carlson during the Christmas holi- | was turned by her foolish friends and daughters Miss Lee Given and |days held services at Solway Sunday. | who flattered; who went to the great Miss Mugx{let and Miss Muriel Mc- |Rev. Page was in charge of thejto seek fame upon the stage and, find- Gee were Christmas dinner guests at| American Sunday School Union work | ing it, realizes that great sorrow may the R. L. Given home. here ‘before going to Glasgow. obliterate the greatest triumph, con- stitute a motive for entertainment A Record-Saddle Mount [ Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day”; Wednesday, “Wheatless Day.” that carries a valuable ' lesson to “gtage struck” girls who toke them- selves too seriously. MARSH TONIGHT MAE A story of peculiar interest to ani- mal lovers is the new Goldwyn pic- ture, “Sunshine Alley”, starring Mae Marsh to be shown at the Rex theatre tonight. Nell Harbost, so the story goes, is T"‘e smoke the granddaughter of an old man Smolm True who keeps a bird and animal shop in a poor quarter of a great city. Her C’lcws True greatest pride is in a beautiful bull- finch, and for that reason her grand- father refuses to sell the bird when a munificent offer is made for it by Morris, a millionaire. Morris makes the offer largely because his auto- mobile has injured the old man and he wants to make him some compen- sation. When Nell learns this, and realizes that they have not money enough to pay for doctor and medicines, she calls Ned Morris, the handsome young son of the millionaire, and tells him he may have the bird at the price offered. The sale is made; but when the bird is brought to the Mor- ris mansion it refuses to sing. There- upon Nell goes to the mansion, too, to restore its voice. She is wel- comed by Ned, who has fallen in love with her. In the meantime, Nell's brother, Carlo, persuaded by an evil compan- fon that Morris has wronged his grandfather in not making real com- pensation, goes to the Morris home to rob it. He starts a burglar alarm while taking the jewels of Mrs. Mor- ris, and Nell hides him. When he eventually escapes with the jewels, Nell follows to recover them only to be suspected of the crime. Gosh Thafs jood -seems hke it gets better every day “Jlllt started llnohng True Smoke The flnvor, fragrance, richness, all are nat- 3 oF several weeks ago and it seems to get wral in True Smoke—and the blend bas f better every day. Mostof my friendl proved its worth, Forty years of Smokers’ have been smo it for years—tley satisfaction is its recommendation. say i Ilwtyl acts like that: tastes True Smoke is sold in 10c flat or round better all the time. Not such a bags and in 50c fiber containers. If you ! r but some tobacco!” can’t get it from your dealer, send us his L):our:tpr:vs::?:g"ésde ,:’:,%;:: rs:;lld;: fact that this mount was made with | drama, “The Lure of the Yukon fin-;i‘epuhgeséhm hoicest A name and address with 10c and we will see reel life. Fourteen feet from the porch | perfect ease by the athletic screen will beishown, ¢ Frida to! —_only in five of that you are supplied—at once. f the house to the saddle of the | star. Very good. even for a Fair- i %gg% w?}?efie showyfl. e mlean bacco grown ly fiveof = PEPER "TOBAGCO ©O. aceful Jookirg horse who little sus- | banks, sav we. ey };nlss e y. many tobacco-growing states = DB TONIGHT and TOMORROW Just receivea a shipment of 1918 : desk calendar pads, ificluéng the E’ LK MATINEE 3:00 routs’ now, 50 you will have it on NIGHT 7:30 and 8:45ii:; ' X rutore rererence. Pio- teer office. 106tt Chaplin Tomorrow. Tomorrow, Charlie Chaplin will be seen in a four reeler, entitled, “Char- lie Chaplin’s Romance”. A western Who is it? Douglas Fairbanks, of | pects the shock he is about to get. course. Yes and the trick is much'| Douglas’ new Artcraft nicture, “The more difficult than it looks, incidental- | \fan from Painted Post” discloses the Jh\\‘ P