Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 31, 1918, Page 3

i3 ' and restaufent’ befng: opened fn ‘thel * ‘Rustvold bullding. We_ hope . his eyesiglht. R KRR R ~for. ing and cditf Westiersich a b2y Thursdayis) itor with his paren! nding a few. days Saturday evening a ice was held at the tow: * ' en'by some of the men of.this vicin- ‘ity. A good time was reported Al ; Bunday, | sehool e . the Edgewood: pupils. They are-to et At theiE: February 8, at : ?‘fim ey end a cerdial-invitation to arrived fromMHas bonis iand: friends to He pres Laney family| —ar. and Mrs. George . Knapp's daughters; & and” Julfay uite sick with mmmps, “*‘Ralph notw don’t aéem to-bother.him in his ey e on e WOk les Dahl Bad bad luek laat|) arles. ad a8t cutting timber for N. A. Otterstad ho accidditally c-t himself in one leg with the saw. * v p. m. Miss Alice Kxpxdy ’ ;:%T Caflson. is doing lot of. ~¥*Wl"*¢k¥¥ik¥: o O ek drn e Mrs. Arvilla Fulger of Thief River ‘hag pmtd‘haséd;'t Lyle Jud: Miss and Gertrude Huntosh returned ‘8 theie: 8chivsl° work: Fri- day after bhaving spent two . da) with thel¥ tffend; Mri. {Gfenn ‘Sad dler. ; ; S ; James Hiftmda o8 Banidjiimade a business trip here Thuraday. >~\ Mrs. George Butler visited her mo- ther Saturday, :l':;) is confined at St. Anthony's ix e Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Saddler were over-Sundsy visttors with ‘relatives at’ Puposky, returning liere Tuesday ‘where thq@“fl ‘pépide’ for the:pres: ss ReM§1EOTAON returated home in Bemidji - after spending a pleasant Weol *with ‘her” shtér here. ‘Mrs. 'William Cheney arrived here| ] Tiesdsy from Eagle Bend where she [ (.= L /FROH] will visit with her parents and other| ¥ ¥ X K KK FK g : s oaas, 2| -+ The stork 'paid a visit a _the Al- bert Nanzen home 'Saturddy, 'Ja! pandrleft a daugbter. 7. Melvin Braaten spent Sunday with t Minneagolis are visiting with her.father-in-law, J."E. Christignson. Roste'and Bertha Krause and Iel- en -Sharples visited ‘at-tlle ™ George (Brennan- home Sunday ‘afterndon. .. . Mr. and Mrs, Selmar ‘Klungseth and :family visited at thehome. of Barney Gibney, Sunday. - 3 > Mrs, Wi 3. CIngersoll” and Sunday; evening at the Jobn' and’ Lowell Ingersoll were in Requjt l;aturggy buying straw. transactedobusingss - at -the ‘town| Mr.and M clerk’s offfcs Monday. 5 Jack Riene yquq:mnlqji vglsfi_tpr Tuesday. % < Rumorssare:hreard of -a ne anil home Sunday afternoon. 2 A . "The sehool in’Dist. No.. 8 will open Febuary 4 and Miss® Cline will be; the-teacher: : 4 . Martin ‘tract of logeing for Amund Hamre :this winter.” . ARG : = R.70 Roberts was:a business. yis- itor in' Bemidji Saturday. - 5 “Blmer ‘and | Alvin ° Roberts ; spent Saturday evening at S. K. Braaten’s. 'The- Busy “Beée society; will meet ‘next Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock [in-‘the-Aardahl”church: ;; Byerybody: invited. 7 4 \ L i«&&%f;v«*iuii«: *iki**ks}l’i'.-*iiii*’ ' “Rev. ‘Soper ‘of* Bemidji; spent, Sun- day with Spur peoplé. ~ He spoke at theiSunday meéting and:held service at, the school house at 7:30 o’clock in’the evening:: 3 Mrs. John W. Souder and baby this, materializés as 1’:; wg‘n’lgfl:m-muoh‘ dded bu .for .Nebish. A n Art Gllmm\mms ~céalled to Bemidjt Wednesday- ba:regard: to the answers ing of his ‘questionmaire. ™ He” will probably bé-exdapt - on -aecount of . ‘Mrs, Ware has been sick the past week but s recovering. ~Her Hus- band, who is engineer at the sana- torfum in ky,was- 4t ‘home ‘for :geveral days.. . : Bert N&’Mah the' first person'‘in this neighdorifuod. outside.of .the vil: ‘lage of Nebisir‘to*mstail*a’phone. ‘We “hope this-is! the foserunner’ of -our| complete téfephomeé’ vystent.: = Miss Mabel Doyle left Saturday for Red Lake where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Ben Lawrence. > = _ “I'ning from St. Anthony’s hospital at TErame K K K Bemnidit, ¥:8/105D) rs. William Gerlinger spent X DR ey el s Tllliam Burlingor o0 By ¥ |‘nesdny in Bemidjl. et - Burt.Fuller was at Glenloch’farm| ~ Bggs are.a fine prife in New York ] mn‘ W.; Knox: vaw| _ig0: ceits ‘per: dozen. | “With' ‘eorn wood, MF. Knox has lately bought| costing $2.656 for 75 pounds it’s not a gasoline-Wfigitie and saw: rik ‘8at:lany too much.’ They should bring urday he sawed wood for W. 8.|that here. . Fauhl ; = L "We Miss Lenora Ryan and Miss Flor- ence Knor" Satiwday’-and Bia- Fred, ¢ and ‘Norshan Web- ster were Suaday visitors at ‘W. H. ‘Whelan'’s. 4 ! Mr. and_Mes. N. L Knox visited at W. 8. Faubl'¢"Thursday" evening.’ Mrs. 'Champy~ Petrie: was: a_ Be- o Lmiaji visitor: Menday. 2K K K K % KA g K| Mies “Owen, “ teacher of the//Deer x %E[.EY | Lake school,.and her,pupils had the x KKK 3 Yn ZRE SR L) ;pledsure of “entertaining iseveral vis- ‘William, Hanson transaeted busi-|}itors last Monday. They were Misses ness in BotkR¥ Tulsd ay. Evangélind and’ Isaliell . Jadlowski Mr. and Mrs. -H. S. Stilwell ‘were| and Martin Jamtyold of Roosevelt. Bemidji shoppers Monday. - K25 ‘Mrs. Frances’ Pierce was a Be- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vogt Sunday-{midji visitor Thursday. ed with Mrs. Vogt’s parents, Mr. and Dickie Church, the little five-year- Mrs, T. J. Wright. @Hey were ae-[old.sou of:-Mr. and Mrs. Bird Cliurch; companied home by Mis8 ‘Florence was:a visitor at the Deer Lake sehool Wright who will visit-£oy sonse-tinte ¢ the - afternoon ‘gession ' Mon- with her sister. C. W. Kingsbury was a Be.dji visitor Wednesday. Lee nsacted busimess in Bemidji : Wednesday. ; John Rassier called on H. 8. Stil- well Friday evening. most of ldst week. Clynton Skinner, who is assisting ‘We ‘regret ‘that Miss Owen was C. W. Kingsbury was a Sunday. vis-|on the sicklist, last ‘Tuesday.: How= ever, ft- was a delightfully pleasant day for the pupils to have a holi- day. - o _August Becker. ftor Saturday. da; Friday: . 2 Pr. Coy was Satarday. . R. B. Hayes was a Bemidji visitor 4 Bemidjt visitor on ts. Miss Alice Huntosh visited Mrs. Peter Frost Sunday. Parl Heirtz was a Bemidji visitor 3 was a Bemidji vis- ewodd #chotl Friday,' Were \visitors at the. A1:Spgpk ] - |’daughter arrfved home Saturday eve-} Wed- e Xk E KRR KKK KKK KK P e 2 S e Lo 1) y-. John Faber was a Bemidji visitor ng of the ‘Plimmer spent :Foshurg and: wife. ternoon at|iwr Diive! ! F;iat present of Little | Fork, was-a Liberty visitor, Thurs- : business in- | ‘Philip Hawkins 18'sick 1n g severe cold: s g t Sunday with| .chum, Willie Paskewitz. A ‘~Harry-Hawking-of - Garmel--spent; Monday at the Philip ' Hawkina home, Sl o R Charles' Paskewitz tdok ‘&' hay to Grygla Twesday. He was ac- companied by Thomas: Knutson: Al —egeages d was the‘sponsor for a dante at Aure last Saturday. .night,.the proceeds of: which »are .to be a testimonial to Mrs. Cornelia Pierce. - We sincerely hope“thig is true for Mrs, ‘Pierce has and of sorrow and . heavily as upon ‘Wilbur. W.- ' Smith~attended = the dance in Puposky Saturday night. * - Nick McCartney ‘was'a ‘Wilton vis- itor. Friday. . . </ MissOwen visite Annie {Owen;: Saturday and Sunday ‘at~A@re.” She attended the dance at Aure Saturday night. .. IR0y Montieth' ‘was.a Liberty pat- ron of the dance at-Aure Saturday ‘nighte 000 ] Rk Messrs. Buzzle ‘havé: been ‘operating sawmill around. here ‘thig week. © “Walter:and Edward Pierce were on the ‘absent list of the school-last week. | = " iverson ‘and Melland ~ of Dger ~ Lake sfi«flf««k***** .. .2z STEENER! ] x R B S e 0 2 1«45(03‘*** * X % Albert Carlson :started ‘up his saw mill “oni ‘Wednesday. 5 ¥ {&l-bert Ottogave a; daneing party at 'his place Saturday evening, and ‘about- 20" couples “enjoyed his hos- pitality. > - ¢ . Frank ‘Marcoe "and. family spent Saturday with Jack Doss and wife. Kettle Knudson is ‘back for the winter. - Gilbert-Raaen and Albert Otto are Bl o 2 * ‘I'working at the Carlson mill. Fred (Gord is-passing the cigfirs— “I'baby girl, nine pounds. w'Mr, and Mrs: Guy rNafriand fam- ted ‘her’stster, Miss|| their | death’ 'W.omen‘ can’ be usefully employed-in| dursing the wounded, in’ m: up the fdiers’ kits, and in a thosisanid “other]|. {v{fyg. Many American women are weak, pale or anemic from woman's ills. Fot’ young gifls jnst éntering Wwom: Hood; for wohtent/at theesitichl titn nursing-mothers-sird- every -woman- who i3 “run-down,” tired or ovetworked— octor Pierce’s Favdrite' Présctiption is & special, safe andveertaitt'helpi ‘It can niow ‘be ‘hadrin' tablet form for 60 cents. Alli druggists. Send Dr. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., 10c,for trial'package tablets. 'S, PAuL, Minn. {Rearty today, due lentirely tothe use {of.~‘Favorite . Pre-~ iseription.” I lay at eath’s. door . f “Iisammfwell and My - doctor did ot lmow just how it woulkd. terminate. iHe ‘finall me to take Doctor Pierce's Favorite {Prescription’ ‘and' it ‘was just what I 2 nieeded for in less than five months I was in-perfect health, and since: that time I became. the mother of a fine little girl, in perfect health. ~She. is about five years old.- I-am:sure I.can-claim her as being .a-‘Bierce Baby.’ I also fiavg the ‘Favorite Prescription’ to my daughter who-was-sixteen. .She-suffercd-so-that it caused her to become run-down, weak and;nervous. ‘The ‘Prescription’: restor- 2d her to'good health also, and she has been strong ‘atid robust ‘ever ‘since, would” swear by ‘Favorite Prescription’ as’a woman's medicine.”—Mzss. Eortx KanLER, 310" Smith’ Ayenue, advised’ Moe has taken- the con-|| 42 ol hisMoringand ha Oy Gars n et War. 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