Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 6

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918 ME ONE- THINGS' 1'™M GETTING, THE HANG OF THIS AU TO-PRIVING ALL W lIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIII NEWS FROM CORRESPONDENTS * NEBISH : AR | it Tuesday for the purpage of| ¥ 0 o K s tnat o boen | o merec e meeting el citizers XK R KK KKK K KKK KKK * ROCKWO00D * EE SR R R R EREESEE XSS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Putnam and Mr. and Mrs. John Vogt autoed to Park Rapids Tuesday morning, May 14, returning to their homes in the afternoon. A mistake was made In last week's| issue as to the date of Miss John- son’s (School Dist. No. 29) school entertainment. It will be held .on Thursday: night, May 23, at the :school house in Dist. No. 29 of this| y town. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury and fam- 4ly made a short call.at.the Edwards ‘home last Saturday eveming.-- Miss Iva Wright and ‘Miss Georgia ‘Murray called on Miss Dorothy Ed- wards. last Saturday. Miss Johnson was accompanied home_ from her school by Miss Myr- tle Putnam.last Friday..afternoon.- Mr. and Mrs. John Malterud were| visitors -at ‘the Edwards’home last Friday. Word was received from Sentinel Butte, N, D., of the death of Julius Chapman, who used to reside on a farm in this town a few years ago. The cause of his death is not known at this writing. Mrs. 'B. Edwards, Mrs. A. Keehr and-children called at the home of Mrs. Moe last Saturday afternoon. Misses - Hazel Vogt, .Bessle 'Knox :and Pearl Edwards visited:Miss Sel- ma ‘Malterud last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keehr and family. were ‘among the Bemidji -shoppers last Monday. Mrs. :Murray visited at the home of Tom:Coon last Sunday. Don’t forget the W. S. S. meeting 4t the 'Woodman hall, Saturday Keehr and Paul Pagel were he - business callers in .Be- i“last-Monday. They were ac- scompanied -home by E. -G. Hodorft, who for the past week had been at Royalton: on business. 0. J." Malterud is laying a foun- dation, .;ready to have a mew frame ‘house built this summer. Harry Vogt was a Bemidji caller Jast Monday. Ethel Keehr, who has been work- . Anyway, Father did his best Bur 1'™M + | KNEW You'D HIT SOME~ I THING , YOU - WERE MWAYS WUSING WouLD Do EVEN BET IER 1~ You DIJLDNT SITTM AKING ME NER T VOUS WITH YOUR JAWING ' HUS BANDS COoON-D NEVER » H THEIR WIVES ANYTIHNG AND TP, el 71 \ ““ ML Miss Edna and Will Stilwell were Rev. Palmer of Puposky will hold x gnAl;T VALLEY | Bemidji shoppers Monday. o services in the town_hall, Saturday, X X K X EREERRE & & &3 Mrs. Peter Frost and Mrs. Fred| May 26. A number of families from this|Lange called on Mrs. Casper Knapp| Nebish is to celebrate Decoration vicinity went to Bemidji" Saturday | Monday afternoon. Day for the first time in its historg'. to see the Red Cross parade and do T T TN <, G. W. Harnwell of Bemidji is to be their usual Saturday shopping. KKK KK KKK KKK KKK K] the chief speaker at the patriotic T. J. Wright made a trip to Be- *| meeting at 2:30 o'clock in the after- **i**ii**l*****i COMING TAYLI)R HGLMES ‘A PAR OF SIXES” ELKO Theatre ‘Sat. and Sun.—May 25-26: pair shop, which he did, with Max lost for several days, was found dead, | orate the graves, doing especial Lubeck as chauffeur. mired in the swamp, by Fred Gill-| honor to the resting place of Casper ing in” Bemidji for the past few| C. W.. Kingsbury and family au- | man, Monday. Ollom, Let us make this a great oc- months, has returned to her home in|toed to Bemidji Saturday. Alec Ripple has bought out Frank|casion worthy of the township that Rockwood township. 1Miss lA.})it:e 1I‘{\mtosl}atun(ldile;Irsi il\élel- %Vl’ar}{us’ tllxnt(frfft 1;1 thfe store, dth([us oversubscribed its Liberty Loan quota & i 5 vin Steinbrook. were Bemi visitors | leaving the latter free for war duty.| five times. am’;‘,’j}"kt,,”g“;:;?}dfi“gmf;;‘;g wl':;: Saturday. Miss Huntosh’s school| Some Bemidji. visitors this week —_— ; Monday marched in the parade, * | were Clarence Tadovich, Vance Jako-| % 9 % & % % ¥ ¥ & X ¥ ¥ X X ¥ ¥ 7 d d i We have had several good showers | vich, Alec Ripple, Bert Noble, Thom-| & SPUR * Belgi‘gii gfio;fi:ev::?a:l ;‘lllond?yn m" of rain and prospects indicate a good | as Londg, Gus Wehner and Peter|& 4¢ % & & % % % % % X % ¥ ¥ K'X Edwards also made a short visit at| "% Leonar (Too late last week) Lee Wright -is on the sick list, Mrs. Arthur Gillman and daugh- X the homes. of Mrs. William M°"'15 having contracted a bad.cold while| ter, Beatrice, spent two days in Be- L G rHaycfiatt ax:d t:ons(}e‘:-tllnsoelr and Mrs. K. Morris. !| working. on_the Schoolcraft drive. midji this week. - :“y v;?l% ca/ :{srnao o o & .- August Hanson and John Flanders| - Mrs. C. M. Edwards and Lillian Ed-| "°7® 1: “YH‘ O orbrons Co: had KR xR E KK KK KKK KK ‘*‘ and families of Paynesville visited|wards came up from Bemidji Thurs- efl °“s top:a 1; viproes LAKEW00D their “sister, Mrs. T. J. Wright, the|day and are spending. several days ?é"ete "% i’é“rt ;;‘etv nflx:g Seeadoles ex LR R EERE XS LR B x last of the week, making the trip|visiting at Almendinger’s, S.J. Diat-| 120 10, 8tt 1t S:0C ¢ 20 0, BORE. o (Td6 Hate last week) by auto: el's. andsGhdster: Detol's. or wili have a telephone 4. whether i rived at the h Axal Mrs. Wflllsm Hanmn and famiiy Mrs. Carl'Durand and children vis- he thas a phone or mot in his home son arrived a t e home of Axel|,n4 John Smith and “family autoed|ited in Puposky this week. e nas 8 p ¢ - Peterson o May 1 to.Bemidji Saturday.. Mrs. Ware and family- lett ‘Satur-| TRS 1s done to provent forest fires Allce and yrtle Arnesen visited | ifr. and Mra. Gaofge Millér and|day for Little Fork where they will from, spreading, a5 peopls Mying, 50 at J. Jensen’s Sunday. Mrs. Laurence Steinbrook were Be-|spend the summer. t” s?“er tl(::-il:' tsl;blel:-m;n de lt)mil 2in N. C. Hamilton called at Charles mirlfi visitors Saturday. Frank Markus, Alfred Jones, Percy ;ml Y8 ihe. aid et ife. tdle Sorn Helmstetter’s Monday evening. Ed Cother, who: has been visiting| Ware; Earl Gillman and Carl. Durand qu! epione. The cost will be much less for each Nels Brekke and Ole Tveit and relntlves in Oshkosh, ‘Wis., ‘for -:a|motored to Bemidji Thursday in the telephone owner, _ | number of weeks, returned: home -on|Durand car,-returning-Friday. - éaax;mies visitediat d. Anensends. Sun Tuesday and was- accoalfiptdm{gd by ?ls Dloax;thattegefd called at the S. J. . ’s son, -Ed, ‘'who was: calle service etel -home Friday. ; '{'hgv landleg Aid llxnet at%: 011')3 Tvteilftl some time ago, but was rejected on| - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Durand attend- SOLWAY . x “" ednes ;yr W °§° br? f““ ‘; account of a crippled hend. He may,|ed the party given in Puposky Sat-| % % % % ¥ X K ¥ ¥ X K ¥ X X quilt was {" ed o nging $9.1} wever, be drafted later for other|urday night in honor of Henry Du-| The auction and dinner held in Egrgglsdave;waffith%ucky :vlnne{, service, rand. Solway for the- benefit 'of the Red A“to leery and Tm Service' g NO. 49, e next meet-|"nr.'"ong Mrs. Peter Frost called| A daughter was born to Mr. and|Cross netted $339.50. Nels Bye was Day and -Night Service ing' will e held at Charles Helmstet- on Mr. and ‘Mrs. H. S. Stilwell Sun-| Mrs. Chester Dietel Sunday morning.|on hand with his little notebook col- Offi R Hot: 1 Cor ter’s June 12. The Red Cross will| g,y afternoon. School ended at the Sundae‘school | lecting for the Red Cross drive and ice _Remore Hotel, Cor. meet with Torgus Tveit June 1. Miss Edna Wright was a week-ond | last Friday and the teacher, Miss Pe-| he secured $77.25, making total re-|| 3rd St: & Beltrami Ave. L. Anpensen bas bullt an addition | yigitor at her home. terson, left for her home in Laporte| ceipts for the day $416.75. Office Phone 1 to his barn and treated his machin-| " “aay [ubeck came home Saturday|Saturday. The Solway school authorities took Resid Ph 10 ery to a coat of paint. esiaence one afternoon to spend Sunday with his A:service flag with four stars is|the pupils to Bemidji Saturday to s Eftie and Ruth Hamilton visited | g,jjy displayed in the Hay Creek school.|participate in the Red Cross parade. WM. M CUAIG’ Manager KKK KKK KKK KK KKK x with Myrtle and Ruth Kling Wednes-| ““yr."'and Mrs. Will Anderson of Big| The stars represent Charles Gillman,| The Red Cross members went to day. Falls are visiting their mother, Mrs.| Frank Cook, Arthur Allen and Ivan|Bemidji Saturday and marched in the Allce Arnesen pmed the state ex- ) ; aminations in the eighth grade. ersadl. Andree. big Red Cross pageant. The forest fires burned the Euric Johnson, Ray Mueral and Robert Molitor buildings a couple of weeks ago. . Mrs. Roy Phillips called at B. A. Arnesen’s Saturday. Word was received here of the death of Mrs. W, D. Phillips of Wis- consin, who had been ailing for some time past. Mrs. Ar Remillard left here about nine months ago and Roy Phillips went down to be present at his mother’s funeral. W. Phillips was a one-time resident of our town and has the sympathy of his many friends in his great sorrow. The farmer who makes a success of poultry keeps his eye trained on two things—earlier hatches and more winter eggs. He is the farmer who makes poultry preduce —and produce profits—big profits for him. The first essential is a substantial, air tight, warm, well ventilated Poultry House. A warm house means earlier hatches and more winter eggs— A sanitary house means healthier flocks and less disease— A convenient house means better care and attention— A well constructed poultry house adds value to your farm. “The best poultry house is covered on the outside with WHITE |8 PINE. The wood is light, durable and so easily worked that you'll enjoy building with it. And it does not warp or twist or split or rot even after years of exposure. ‘Our service makes building easy and inexpensive. We have plans, specifications and bill of materials for the Poultry House illustrated—or for any other type of poultry houses if you prefer. We will gladly give you our estimate of the cost. A poultry house quickly pays for itself in-earlier hatches and more winter eggs. See us at once.—before lumber advances in pnce to the level of othe: commodities. SI. HILAIRE RETAIL LUMBER (0. 111 Ealzi:ér Hatébeé énd More Winter Eggs HERE is a very slight margin between success and failure in poultry raising! PHONES After the present supply of PIONEER FLAGS at O’Leary Bowser’s store is exhausted the price will jump to $1.50, provided they can be secured at all. B This raise is caused by the government’s commandering practically all the wool bunting, which tends to put cotton flags at a premium and indications point to a scarcity of flags for the month of June. Coupons will be discontinued and those who have them saved will please bring them in at once as the supply cannot last long. If no more Special Pioneer Flags can be secured the public is here- with advised that O’LEARY-BOWSER COMPANY will carry the same grade of FLAGS at very close to the new price above quoted. THE BIG FLAG DAYS ARE STILL AHEAD—DECORATION DAY, MAY 30; FLAG DAY, JUNE 14, AND THE FOURTH OF JULY Every Home Should Have a Flag — s v 1 Defective