Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 5

in its maintenance. *‘Mrs, Lon Davies of Buena Vista passed yesterday in the city shopping,’ ety Mrs. George Knapp of Becida was i among the out of town shoppers yes- & terday % v ot The Mntor Inn i open for service RS every Sunday and every evening. Sieirh ¥ 2d517 Dewitt H: Fisk returned Mtorna St Paul Mra Roy" Cartright of town of 2 -‘Northern ' ‘visited- relatfves: in the ‘ ety yesterdny > ; : 859.000 to loan on rarms. i Lend Co. Mrs, Herbert Aldrich of Wilton was the guest of friends in the Fifth ward yesterday. § ok q/‘zmrnl hours in the city yesterday, : cnlllng on (rlends and shopping. Koon‘ lce cream is made with pure sweet pasteurized cream, 512tt and pmed the Gay with friends, B. Halvorson- of Virginia, Minn., week.” ‘They will make their future home here, Any one wishing a good insfir‘ance’ —at a _very reasonable rate, calld 58. : 1d514 : C. A. Kauba, of Omaha, ‘traveling auditor for the North s%sétci ern Telephone company, has pas geveral days in Bemidji on business, Neb,, Ice cream ls the national dessert; 1 512tf = : £ \Another of series of popular dances ¢ ~given by the Elks entertainment com- mittee will take place this evening, tA lgrge number are planning ‘to at« en Cash paid for liberty bonds. In- quire room 51, Markbam hetel. 41t “Doc” Winebrenner: of Lake . Plantagenet left last evening for “Rochester, Minn., where he will un- dergo a second opemuon at Mayos hosplta Mr .ud.ers. J. C. Titus left, yes- terday for Bovey, Minn,, where Mr, Titus has a position and where they ‘will Teside during the summer months. _ Bemidji Woodmen ‘will give a . hard-time dane in the Woodman hall ~Puaesday. The Royal Neighbors and their friends are invited. 24517 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blair of Frazee, on their way to Bemidji, were guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, Armour Thayer.—Brainerd Dispatch. - - 3:*;..._( Have you had your dish of ice cream today? 651 2‘tr .been in Bemidji.for the past few days ‘receiving medical attention, ‘While here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. Craven of the Fifth ward. ° List of advertised and unclaimed foreign letters at the postoffice of Bemidji, Minn. Men—Dixon Sgr. G. E. Ellsworth, Blisworth Mr. Gust, Strand Mr, John Ole, Theriault Mr, B, J. Women—IJederson Mrs. Marius. The Motor Inn is open for service every Sunday and every evening, 24617 Mr., and Mrs. William Clish have rented Mrs. Belle Brown’s residence, 1001 :Minngsota avenue, and will take possession June 1. Mrs, Brown ‘will conduct a summer hotel at Wa- ville, across the lake, and expects to open up for business the first of next month, = Janles M. Halvorson, son of John r‘r ——~3alvorson, of the town of Frohn, has landed in New York after eighteen months of service overseas, He first enlisted in the national guard, but Jater resigned to enter the regular army.i Halvorson has been made flm sergeant, Same prices as betore the war on ] kodak finishing at Rich Studio, 29 Phone 6570-W, 6131-Mo 10th st : Bemidji Elks have been invited to send a delegation to,Thief River Falls to attend a pig celebration to < be held there May 29 when 75 can- ] didates will be initiated. There will De a big parade for the occasion and \\ the merchants of Thief River Falls plan to decorate. Mr..and Mrs. Walter L. Brooks have moved to Birchmont, where they will occupy the Walter F, Mar- cum cottage, . They have had an apartment at the Hotel Markham for geveral weeks, the Brooks home on Bemidji avenue being occupied by } Mr, and Mrs. R. H, Schumaker, Farm loans made without delay. See C. M. Ascham, office with J. J. Opsahl. 681Mo The Misses Mamie Craven and \,)/Josephine Loe, formerly of Bemidji, were among the employes of the Mannheimers store of St. Paul who { helped give the Rainbow division a singing welcome at Sixth and Robert street, Thursday, May 8. b To each day give an interesting and ‘complete review of the - tity's social activities is our desire. This page is devoted to pergonal mention, social items and news briefs and we solicit your cooperation Items phoned or mailed to this office are appre- cjated by readers of the paper and by, the pnblishers. Telephone 922. ! Deantare David - Wester, 471t walfred Sehar, secretary and Heanry ~is'moving his family to Bemidil this | Archie McNeil of Littlefork ‘hnsl The divi-| sion spent the day in the Twin Cities before going to Camp Dodge to be de- mobolized. i Stov Paving Rent! Own an Acre. $256 down. Use the usual. monthly payments to building your homé. Bal- ance of purchase price deferred from to 10 years, at your option. Phones 186~ W and 737-J 64519 ‘Felix Helhle of Shooks was among = | this morning from a business trip to| e business' visitors in the cily to- day, “Mpr: Heible is president of the ““Inewly orgamized Cormorant Co-opera- tive company, engaged in producing ‘and dealing in vegetables and grains, ‘The pr{nbi‘pal place of business is Shooks, ‘Minn. The other officers vice president, Dahlstul treasurer. RETURNS WITH BRIDE. Rev, T. B. Nordale, pastor of'the __Mrs. Martha King of Becida passed Swedish Lutheran church, and bride, aye expected to return thi< evening from St, Paul, where they were re- cently martried. i ' HARD TIME DANCE. i Members of the Woodman lodge Mrg. O. 8. Huseth Dt town _of | will give.a hard time dance, Tuesday l"rohn drove -to Bemidji yesterday |evening, in the Woodman hall. Tke Royal Neighbors and their friends will be invited gitests. RECEPTION FOR NEWLY WEDS. Members of the Swedish Lutheran church will give a reception in the church basement Tuesday evening, for Rev. T. B, Nordale and bride, A program will be -given and lunch served, FOOD “SALE'Touomw A food sale will be held tomorrow in the Gas company’s building, by the Ladies Aid society of the First Scandinavian Lutheran church Lunch will be served through the afternoon, ' KNAPP LANDS IN AMERICA. Lester ‘Knapp, son of Mr. and Mrs, C. ‘A. Knpapp, of this city, has re-~ turned to the United States, after several months’ service over sgeas, ac- cording to a message recéived by his parents from Camp Mills, N. Y, Knapp expecis to return to Bemidix soon. . |near Cass Lake tomorrow afternoon. LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON. Miss Beatrice Mills left yesterday | noon for Washington, D, C., where she will commence her duties Mon- day, Miss Mills recently .resigned her position as librarian of the pub-| 1ic library here;“and will be eéngaged in educational work in Washington. Miss Margaret Klein is at presem i'u charge of the library. MODERN SAMARITAN DANCE. One hundred couples attended fhe Modern Samaritan dance last even- ing in the armory, Excellent music was provided by the five syncopators and the hall was prettily decorated for the occasion. Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Huler presided =2t the “punch bowl, This is' the second of a series of May dances to be given by the lodge. NEW ABRMY HOME- According to a recent announce- ment, the Salvation Army’s Home Service Fund drive will not take place in the.state of Minnesota until the latter part of the year. The amount set for the country is $13,- 000,000. A mnew building will be erected in this city for the Salvation Army, as the present structure is en- tirely too small for tie work of the local corps.” In connection with the new building will be a club room for the soldiers and sailors. HART-ANDERSON NUPTIALS. Miss Mabel E. C. Anderson of St. Paul, formerly of Bemidji, was married to Richtrd T. Hart of Moose ‘Lake, Saturday, May 3, according to announcements received in the city. “The wedding took place in St, Paul, Miss Anderson is well known in Be- Hired to Watch a Man’s Wife! A queer job for a young girl. This starts a series of complications that never let the action lag in the new World picture, “The Little Intrlder” Louise Huff is the star of this unique photoplay. Other attractions Holme’s Travelogue and Pictograph Cartoon ELKO Tonight Only THE BEMIDJI'DAILY PIONEER midji and was home demonstration. agent while here, and after leaving|: Bemidji had her headquarters in St. Paul, but made frequent visits to Be- midji and other towns in this vicin- ity, in the interest of her- work, T. E. Rider, banker of Shevlin, and wife are among the business visitors Lin the city today, H, Z. Mitchell, editor of the Be- midji Sentinel, will leave this even- ing for St. Cloud where he will spend the week-end with his wife and chil- dren who are the guests of relatives Mrs, M, F, Willson left yesterday morning for Duluth where she will visit relatives for two weeks, Her mother, Mrs. P. A, Magnuson, who has been her guest for some time, ac- companied her to Duluth, 0DD FELLOWS MEET. There will be a meeting of the Odd Fellows this evening at which wirk in the third degree will be conferred. Following the eeremonies luneh will be served, J. C. McGhee, noble grand, invites all Odd Fellows who witness the class play to attend the lodge meeting later, RETURNS FROM FRANCE. Marion Hazen returned this morn- ing to Bemidji from overseas duty, having beén in the service for over a year, He served first in the 31 en-! gineers, but was transferred to the' 81. Hazen was the first of his com. pany to return to the United States. While he was confined in a hgspital suffering from an attack of the' in- fluenza, his company was transferred to another point, PETITION FOR CLEMENCY, St, Paul, May 16.—The state par- ‘|don board is scheduled to hold ‘its guarterly = meeting next’ Tuesday. The meeting has been postponed sev-| eral times -because of pressing state matters ‘that kept Governor Burn: quist busy. There are 76 petitions for clemency on the calendar. WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION. Glenn S. Harding, who is a sales agent for the C. W. Jewett company of Bemidji, will give a Fordson tract- or demonstration at the Lydict farm CARD OF THANKS. Words cannot express our thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife, . daughter, mother and sister. . The lovely floral offering expressing love and esteem for the departed are greatly apptreciated. ‘Mathew Larson, MOE ‘FOR BIDS FOR CON- i STRUCTION OF STORM SEWER Nouee I-g hereby given, that on the 6th day of May, 1919, at 8 o’clock p. m.,.at the City Hall, in the City of Bemidji, hesota, the City Council of safd ¢ity will opén and consider sealéd bids for the construction of a storm-sewer, man-holes, catch basins, and all neceasarles. to be located on Thirteenth street, from Beltrami av- enue to Bixby avenue; on Bixby av- enue, Thirteenth street to Twelfth street; on Twelfth street, Bixby av- enue to Lake Bemidji; on Fourteenth street, from' Dewey avenue to Lake Bemidji; on Tenth street from Be- midji avenue to Lake Bemidji.® A total length of main sewer approxi- mating. 2,666 feet of 12-inch to 18- inch pipe, A certified check in the sum of 10- per cent of the amount bid should accompany all bids. Plans and |specifications on“file in the office of the City Engineer and City Clerk. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. GEO, STEIN, City*Clerk, Dated, Bemidjl Minn,, May 14th. 1919; 2d4616-23 There is something for you in the Want Ad column today. It's on the last page. “ REX THEATRE =TODAY=— Olympic Motion Picture Co. presents “The Little Orphan” & Featuring Em Gorman b vivid, gripping parts Billie Rhodes comedy 10c, 20c; Matinee 2:30; 7:20, 9 i TO‘MORROW BERT LYTELL Myrtle Larson, Mrs, Emelia Rosby, Christina Rldgewny 14617 Two-Leggeéd Hog. Hamburg, Ark.—~A .two-legged hog “with feet shaped ‘like an -elephant’s has been exhibited by G. P. Willlams, a farmer who ‘ttves near here. . The hog ts one year ‘old. hans only two feet and ‘has ‘a tall shaped like that of a duck. i i i B e e “Qla ckie’s Redemption’ ' 'PEARL WHITE Lightning Raider” FACTS! What You Should Know about: “The Eternal Magdalene” TITLE—“The Eternal Magdalene.” AUTHOR—Robert H. Mec- Laughlin. PRODUCER — Goldwyn Pictures Corporation. THEME OF STORY—A big, modern drama of compassion; a panorama of human sympathles, pity, regret. APPEAL OF STORY— Unlimited. = A story of yourtown and my town; a ray of light that pene- trates the very depths of human hearts. A great pie- turization of the WORLD as it IS, as it always {‘I?L been, as it always W be! DURATION OF APPEAL —“Eternal.” A picture to feature when the Crea- tor of the Universe sweeps the earth into oblivion; a picture to talk about, think about and cry about, TODAY, TOMORROW and the next day—and the next, and the next! CENTRAL CHARACTER ~Your private secretary; your sister; your sweet- heart; the little girl next door; the woman who hides her face when she meets you; the school teacher; the society queen; -the woman who bakes bread; the woman who “washes clothes; the woman who owns automo- biles! supgonnnc CAST— YOl, your son, your nephew, your brother, your father, your dear friend, your hated enemy, your nemesis, your confi- dant. The man you trusted the man you suspected. PLACE—Bemidji, New York, Madrid, London, Paris, Rome, Oshkosh, Denver, ’'Frisco, Hacken- sack, Cross Forks, Road, the Village of Quiet, the City of Noise. TIME—33 A. D.—1743— 1843—1919—1920—1921 19%2—and on, and on, and on DRAMATIC VALUE— Immense. Thrills, sus- pense, cheers, tears. Unex- pected situations, startling climaxes. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE—Excellent. Re- plete with heart interest, humor, clever captions and sub-titles. GRAND Theatre Monday and Tuesday WE HAVE AN IDEA YOU HAVE SEEN Such a case in real life—where a fellow has gone with a girl for ever so long, but there has never been a real understanding— THEN HE FOUND HER SORRY : SHE KISSED HIS RIVAL Incidents like this made such a popular story mll- lions read it—Now see them in pictures. Wittiam A, Brady presents Louisa M. Alcott’s Famous Story "LITTLE WOMEN @ GParamount - Arteraft Special With added attraction Flagg’'s— “INDEPENDENCE B’GOSH” ——Comedy ELKO Orchestra Music At evening shows Matinees at 3:00; Evenings at 7:30 and 9:00 NOTE. PRICES:—Matinees, 10c and 20c; Nights, any geat, 20c. Children when with their parentg,‘ 10c nights. ELKO Theatre SATURDAY and SUNDAY RE X--Theatre SUNDAY—Special Program “When Men Beitray’’ a stirring drama of human frailties, written and directed by Ivan Abramson with GAIL KANE SCTENE FROM WHEN MEN BETRAY RA 1C FILM CORPORATION A First National attraction CHARLIE CHAPLIN in ‘Shoulder Arms’ the one and only Charlie Chaplin Professor Arnold’s Orchestra will furnish the * 10c—20c musical program Matinee, 2:30 7:10—9 f