Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 6

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Mrs, F. vLange and family wis- & C. 8. Ferris attended post meeting S ited ‘Mrs, Sarah Knapp.Wednes of the G. A, R. Saturday. C. W, Kingsbury and family and Fred Lange were Sunday visitors at|gchool as follows: H. S, the A, R, Dailey home. superintendent; Mrs. Fred Lange; F.J. Wright and'son, Lee and Miss | sistant superintendent; Will Stilwell, Margaret and Dorothy, were Bemidjt|treasurer; -Margaret Wright, secre-_ shoppers Wednesday. tary, . 4 meeting KRR KKK KKK KKK i] Harry Vogt and family visited at SRR S SR R & ceting et okt Pl i e b S when they arrived from “over . i % 0! unday. x PINEWO0OD. < *| Those young women are a credit to * HORNET. Casper Knapp and family and Joe. KKK KKK KK KKK KK KK their hom? land c?untry. They did|& & % &% % % ¥ & & % % % ¥ ¥ ¥|Knapp visited Mrs, Sarah Knapp Sun- not turn *slacker’” and marry some _|day, 2 we‘g‘ I?e‘m‘l‘t,ifi?‘%u:flgalsl}lh:ftg: 131133;1: “glacker’” when their loved ones were| | 47 T e ’1:3 Cotheran returned trom Osh- ; away fighting for their home and day. MHis sister, Miss Elsle accom- kosh Tuesday to the Casper Kn dai&, and Mrs, William Dodge; Mra. | country. These are the kind of|panied him home, HhIe y D app 3. H. Dodge, nad Mrs. Mollie Dodge | Women whom We can look to for true| Mr, Nichols and sot went to their ; returned Tuesday from Park Rapids where they have been for' several days attending a religious conven- tion, ‘Mrs. C. B, Nelson returned. Wed- nesday morning from a trip up the Soo line, Mrs, S. C. Miller returned from a visit with her parents at Gould City, Mich., Wednesday evening. ¥ Mra, Martin Troness was a Bemidji ealler Thursday. . fourth grade this week, Mr. Neely of Solway was here Alonzo Ma,gill is back in school Wednesday and Thursday distribut-|after a week's iliness, Ellora Olson ing a car of seed potatoes among the fhas aiso had a weeks’ slege. farmers. 2 l&nn: ‘;s;g:;:on is ecritically i1l ¥Frank Klingbei and son, Willlie, |'W pne . formerly old time residents here, but The junior class of the high school pow of Trail, were in Plnewood on|has completed its organization: business Wednesday and Thursday, | president, Helen Hubbard; secretary, Halvor Amanson and little son of | Inez Gunderson; class colors, oid| ——==— .= rose and white, . Py Don't forget to see the best play ever given by the Kelliher school. It is one of those delightful Univer- sity Fal;m drama.shthnt ltm.vle becom: i were Bemidjl shoppers and business|so popular over the state in recon callers Satuiday: pers. Chas, Lind-|years. Its title is “Playlng Fair."| gren, Mrs, 8. C. Miller, Henry John- it shows that farm women are not son, Peter Holm, H, K. Koppang and [ glven a square desl, and it points Fred Marsh. 3 out the remedy. -8.X ®wevehing, Mrs. A, J. Fenton of Bemidji ar-|May 17th, at 8:30 o'clock. rived here Saturday evening for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klinger, over Sunday. . Oscar Steffne arrived Saturday eve- Americans of tut'ure generations. e 0 "o Tangor this week to Work. Migs Clara Bakke arrived from Be- George Bogart was in Blackduck i on Thursday. i 5 Henry Plummer was a visitor in R .;\;;1\::‘;,}7\‘\ town on Saturday. % g / ® midji Monday, where she has been Seie for some time en route to her home at Aure. KRR KKK K KKK KX KKK K * GRANT VALLEY. x KR KKK KKK KKK KKK Mrs, John Rossier and children were Sunday visitors at the F. W, Lange home. 5 Mrs, Donald Shannon teturned to the home of her parents after a weeks *visit in Bemidjr. I#i*lli,%‘tfk*tii* « KELLIHER SCHOOL NOTES, * KK EREE KKK K KKK Homer - Snyder enrolled in the X THE BEVERAGE o all- yoar-round.soft drink Popular demand ==~ built Bevo's §reat plant-- the most perfect industrial equipment in the world. Scientifically lighted and ventilated, and provided with every humanitarian device possible for the protection of the health and safety of its thousands of employes.Elecirically operated. , i iflol; dail Debs were Bemidji visitors Friday, Mrs. Fredendahl and Miss Esther Josefson of Debs went to Bemidji Saturday. The following Pinewood people Cut and peel Poplar Balm Balsam and Basswood bolts now. Ore car or hundreds of cars. Contract now with the Capacily 2 million be ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST.LOUIS Minneapolis Mapufacturing Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota KA KKK KKK N K KKK * ECKLES. 1 x IEEERER R EE & 0 8 B8 & i 3 :‘Rfi :fl :fi;r&’.ffi{,f" & visit The Eckles Farmers’ club met at Carl Nord and Carl Steftne ot Debs | the town hall Sunday. it decid 3-1 were Bemidji visitors Saturday. the next meeting, whicth will be held Oscar Brecken arrived home Fri-| the first of June, befng a public meet- day from “over there” and we all are | Ing and everyome is {nvited. 3% glad to see him home again.” He Nels Olson made a business trip looks hale and hearty, to;:mldj’l ll%l::l!.w G | ' Bo : ere is. going ) you The dance given at the pool il club dance given in the town hall, e young y 1 A Saturday ovoning was falrly well ot | (The old Bell_echool house) May!l Next door 3 | 24th, everyone is invited and prom- D. M. Connerd andMiss’ Zefida| :Mlss Verda "Kennedy, who fs That when her 3 Bell of Bemidjl, attended the dance|tending sogeol.in Bemidil spent Sa . st Pinewood Baturday evening and|Urday and Sunday with her parents, || Brother R Mr. ‘and Mrs;-Jack-Kenuedy, ;:;edat;:e guests of 8. C. Miller over e and Mrs. Barney Gibrey and Conies Boir Miss Edith Peterson of Debs came | children autoed to Bemidji Friday, down and took in the dance Saturday n:mmmmnmnminmflmmunmmuiimwNmmuummnumflmmmmmmm:mfm.w.nwvm» fsne . =% = Visitors to St.Louis are invited e . S toinspect this mammoth institution. From service g : S O L M e R R HHTEH ::ayning and visited friends over Sun- z - -: He will 3 &5 i Mr. and Mrs, Gust Olson of Bemidji Y ou Want flle B E ST Have bis IlIIIlllllllIllIlllllIl!l_llllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImllllllllllllll!llllllnllllIlllllllllllll QLTI . were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Nels TIRES: ) Large and complete stock of - United States tires Amazon tires McGraw tires A large stock of inner tubes and tire accessories, as we are jobbing these lines. ) BATTERIES: Starting and lighting. We are distributors for the celebrated Exide storage battery and the Philadelphia Diamond Grid. SPARK PLUGS: - - Janesville product, the plug with the broadest guar- antee on the market. We have a plug for every make of car. We wholesale the plug and it is carried by all garages. Ask your garage man for a Janesville plug. ACCESSORIES: Full line of automobile accessories. Tire pumps Tire carriers Tire covers. - Did you know that MILK is the greatest unpatented medicine, a truly scientific cure-all, a legitimate panacea for the conquest of more diseases that can be genuinely accredited to any other heal- ing agent known to man? These are strong statements, but milk is a strong fluid, a life-giving, strength-building food medicine for the ailing adult as well as the helpless babe. - ) lluglisovgr iunggt is now the post SRS A Photograph taken g 3 C A o - ; S ERE it pareveontar fif In e Everything for the Albert and Torvold Fossend of A = 2 i 2 = ?hmim }"nl.lls, gmm.,t were vési&ng lll!l',:'!rA AT Puts it away % = ® = eir uucle and aunt, Mr. an T8, YOURDEALERS And that = A 7 t b l = d, = = e e homy o Wee 3§ Halckerup g utomobpiie g onday evening. 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PR ) - ) Here’s a report of the analysis of our milk, direct from the lab- oratory of the Board of Health at Minneapolis. Read it. It speaks for itself. We are proud of it. Remember too, that it costs no more to drink milk from our alfalfa sunny farm than ordin- ary milk. e N e BOARD OF HEALTH Tire gauges. CITY OF _MlNNEAPOLlS lsla:::l rod supports. e £k Bacteriological Laboratory Spodd :::it::y: e Lock switches. Lerge steering wheels. Dimming lenses, full line for all makes of cars. -Lamp bulbs, big stock to fit any car. GENUINE FORD PARTS: . ‘Wholesale and retail. GASOLINE: Red Crown, 25 2-10 cents per gallon. CYLINDER OIL Special Medium Auto oil, 60c per gallon, $15¢c per quart. DEALER’S PRICES TO GARAGES JEWETT CO., Inc. 418-20 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Minnesota e e L T T L T T T TR DR T T T P T T MILK ANALYSIS Date, May 9, 1919 Name W.G.SCHROEDER R Location, Bemidji, Minn,, Inspected Bacteria per C. C. of Milk 2000. Butter Fat, 3.70 per cent. Reported, May 13, 1919. : E. A. 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