Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 5

A8 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER IR et ~roweon the winter ‘there. . She'also visited OTICE- : i . at Atlanta, Ga,, other points, and ‘en NOTICE Th Didmond ‘Cutters. route home 'spent two weeks and a]| - All owhers of boat houses between ere are 25000 dlamond cutters half at Washington, D. C. While 11| Clty Dock’and MsSigsippi river bridge | 80d polishers in’ the world. Of these the capital city she also visited Lieu-|must move thenx by Jane 3rd, 1919, only about 675 are’ in the Usited ;enant and I:lhrs Ci' R. Sa?bvtg:s.l‘l :fihn b); ?rder of. Wm, Hazen, street :l:om; States, and these 'have come mostly « ave spent the winter a g~ {misioner. » 1d627 | since the o ~ 'l'o ~each-day-give ‘an interesting ‘and‘complets Teview of the ton, an‘:i who expect to return to Be- ——— war, which uézl:;:dpih?eingx“ng”l:. 4 city’s ‘sopial activities is our desire. ' This page'is devoted to personal midji soon. Mrs. Kenfleld was ab- ATHLETIC DANCE. Amsterdam and Antwérp, the world’s: mention, social items and news briefs and wo:solisit;your cooperation |J|fent from Bemidji for over threo greatest centers. -There' were at the in'its te 1 months. Her mother, Mrs, H, Don’t forget the night before Dec- : maintenance.. Items photed or mailed:to this offies are appre- Kenfield accompanied her home, and oration Day for that's when the Be-| beginiyng of the’ présent ‘vear 86 dla- <ciated by.readers of ‘the paper ‘and’ by ‘the ‘publishers. will spend the summer at Cass Lake.{midji Box; Co,, athletic association| mond-cufting establishments in’ this’ gives its* flrst big dance at -the| country. This is exclusive of shops 'l:-hphrn 922. m FAREWELL PARTY. armory, Syncopators orchestra, | where all kinds of precfous stones a - Douris Black, daughter of"Mr. ahd everyhody velcome 34628 | out. Mrs, J. E. Blaek, who will soon leave Last Times At 7:30 and 9 An Arteraft ‘picture “Under the Top” Featuring the famous ; The number of Germans employs wl:s dropping potatoes on a machine for Spokane, Wash.; to make her home| '“Golden Bell,” Flmouh frish Relic. ‘| as diamond cutters did tot ed planter the machine became clogged | and Floy Palmer, daughter of Dr. ahd | Curio collectors had an opportunity | before the ‘war, amd of 'these only T5: and in trying to clear it the middle| mys. G M. Palmer, who will leave X Cathous Trish Yelle ‘at finger on his right hand was eaught|for Mianeapolis to make her home] or. ot ing a per: 'cent worked. for éstablishments Attorxml C. 'L. - Pegelow. :spent 'to- | day -at -Blackduck on :professional business. Commyjssioner ‘Hayes of the Third{and t t anction recently, at London, Eugland. |'In Germany. ' During’ the war 600 of” = utelel, vus ln Bemidl today on bone o o' the. AreE Joint. . ir.| 200,28 8ehool ie clgsed, wero EIVEL | iy i e “golden bell” which, accord- | 00 Belglan dntters etgrated to Eng G g s A buslnm i Wolf took him to Bemidjl in his carfisst evening. ‘The Hours were passed| Ing to- tradition, ‘descended from heav- | land and organized as a braiich of the 1to have the wound dressed, and it 18} in singing and ‘dancing, and refresh-| en'and ias used for obtaining informa- | London Diamond Cutters” union. "They cn‘::"today‘h‘d your . dish 0;1%‘5& believed that .the - finger Wil be| menty wereserved, 'Mrs, Burke belag| tion when all ‘other medns failed. did’ work principally for Belglan sand FRED : ' ‘saved, | assisted in serving by Mrs. Geddis and | On one ‘oceasion ‘a” pair ‘of saddie- | Russian houses. e c————— of Mrs, E. W, Hall'of Wilton: passed Attordey Hallan L. Huffman and #oizrm\;'::l;rmmnna'd vfi:;ha!:le“memt hags it ¥1,i00-Wes, ailen. nd. ke geveral hours in Bemldjl Yesterday on| Attorney P. J. Russell left this morn-|p b ohe| A1l inquirles were useless the priest ; business. ing for Park Rapids where they will g;“é‘;:: ,g:fimé t;(ziose p;‘mml’nlm:r, stated he would swear all his flock on ear before Judge B, F. Wright the: bell on Sunda ‘ TGy Rl ) g 2ht | Douris Black, Virginla Witting, Grace A ST 5 U ST M5 o STONE Some of the biggest circus scenes that ever came down the pike are in “Under. the Top.” IT'S A NOVELTY Filled with thrills, laughs ':nd there’s a love story, 00. 1 ¥ou waat Your [:!nflms Made Right - At the Right Price---See T. Beaudette 214 Beltrami Ave. = Bomidjl; Mias. | in district court in the case of Clark, Currie,” Ethel Lingren, Ruth:Caskey, On the Saturday night & man came Dokt the business visitors be-| Pole and Tie company versus Erick |Catherine Lendekeg.r Catherine Brown, | and said: ‘“Father, there 1s no occa- ween tra nsyesterday Peterson, Huffman appears: for the Martha Gilmore, Auna, and Catherine| sion fyr the golden bgll—here is the [ plaintift "and Russell, together with Lau Schroeder, Doroth Farm ‘lcans’made without delsy, ‘Attorney John Gibbons . of Bemidji :;I:Ffiémncer?;a,flsfofd:nha Erwlg ) every bit of it, ell safe and Seo C M, Ascham, office with J, J.|and Attorney Mark Woolley of Park ¥ 1 h 3 . . 68-1Mo Rapk;s. roiprest;t the dcfendatnt T‘l)lg guidHelen Lahr. e ‘case'involves the recovery of $4,0 ; ° ty Years in Mine. Mrs. A, C. Berg_and: Mrs. George|advancsd to Erickson by thesuark SWEDISH CONFERENCE. n |:i?:-yp':?::n: ATl Falifod “(att- Beror of Stigar Bush drove to Bemidii Pole ‘and Tie con]pany on g logging Rev. J. H. Randahl of Hines, form- i - of the Lin¢pinshire yesterday and passed the day shop-}contract, erly pastor of the Swedish Lutheranj er fhe winuer P 3 7" ping. Lo church of Bemidji, was in the city | handicap in 1856) has just complete k Northern M;nn Agency, Dwight' 'yestérday, en route to his home from | 20 years cunthuoua service In a South Ed. Savory has returned to his|D, Miller, a,pénd.,me insurance of | Warren, where he attended the an-| Kirby (Eng) colliery, ‘home An’Hornet after ‘elght monthe’ | every kind at-fair rates,-17th-year, |nual conference of the Swedish| ' Fulmen was taken down the South Expert S’ll?lnqpalrlng . fler;"#ce lin the navy, and will engage| Phone 167. - Sgcurity . Bank Bldg Lu]tlhemn ,Plllmrcliest of the Re;l Rgvje; Kirby colliery in April, 1899, and only T rming, valley, e conference was €] fi) 837 trom May 21 to the 25 inclusive. Rey. | Snce has he since ‘been brought (o} - o ‘Mojerate Prices ADDED ATTRACTION '$50,000 'to loan on:farms, * Dean ‘WAR mm RETURNS. T, B. Nordaie, pastor of the Swedish d “Submarmes and Simps” Two-part Big “V”’ comedy H i 1 t- This remarkable pony has never Hocee 41| yarola a1 Naylor of the 812 Field %e‘fl:;a?n: E‘JS}’eé‘Jfli‘é’ifié’é&‘i& had a day’s illness, and never met Miss H, Martinson of Minneapolis| artiliery, chas ‘arrived ‘at Camp Mor- |45 the city Sunday night, One of the| ®ith an accident. The animal's eye is fixfng up ‘Her suinier home at|ir30N, Trom OVer teas, according to a |{mportant matters perfected at thelsight remains good. Hines, where she will spend the sum- | té}cgram-reéceived by his parents, Mr. | eonference was the formation of. the Try the Bemidji Shoe Repair Shop or months. N Bemidji ‘Mission district, which had oA ! Across the Street from Dalton's ) & ) PRI 2 . ) flormel:'ly been 'under the Alexandria m;:s ';“;‘odd a‘;:';“:zv tfl";gf“s{:gfie" vt'lilfl Restaurant ¥ Vi ) 1 ' Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lattimer of district. The pastors in the new dis. | poon “Cloan trui at ploking time. A.PATTERSON H - Tirtle River were among the out of|/ .Mrs, ‘Harry Mooney is in ‘receipt | trict are Rev. W. E, Erickson, of Mc- |2 B 3 . | 11 b S v Badng ‘town business visitors yesterday. be-{of-a toltgram‘ om:-her brother, Wel- | Intosh, Rev, Charles E. Erickson of | ———————-———x . 2 4 i, i tween.trains, lington Grlmofiby, who_has been i | Clearbrook; Rev. T. B, Nordale of Be-|.. ; 218 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Mina : the service for over'a year, having |mid}{ and ‘Rev. J.. H, Randahl of Koors’ ice cream eam 15 1 made with pyre| been a truck sefgeant.at Camp Grant, | Hines. The Hines pastorate was also ¥ gweét pasteur cream, 512tfstating that he will arri the | perfected and -will include Hines, BRS¢ : g oty bobi e arrive in the | g ey ond Quiring, with Rev, J. H | Pukcerson Hal Attorney Elmer E. ‘McDonald re- k. o b Randahl as pastor, FI. R sxr_v. LAST-A L WAYS gxmd to Bemidji this morning. from e ————— - rainerd where he spent yesterday in Mrs, J. J. Conger entertained Miss BARBERS TO CLOSE. “Maybe nobody has told you, Smerst Gu, Mabel Wager, Miss ida ‘J, Mitchell, 1§ ] oRMEALH the Good Judge— : Barbers of the city of Bemidji: Lo o) B A, Drake, of the Phelps-Drake %’f‘s Csa:rola B“"“;k' At(lssgienmim and | o nereby agree to close all day May .. YQURDEALERS says t e u ‘e 2 company of Hibbliig, was'in Bemiaji | t1kcs, Sicvenson, fvo teachers in Be- | 3oth, ‘and keep open till 9 o'elock, . OR WRITE Why thi d tob . y this good tobac- 0 midji echools at her home on Lake . Wi zfi;’:fi{asfl?&%fi’fim}“ before the}y iievard. During the evening re- | M2Y 29th. Tw S‘ m G 0 soicots less to chiew MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, You get real tobacco Geo, Sterling, Bart Stafford, Otto Erlader, G. F. McClernan, freshments were served. QCash paid for liberty bonds. In 4 _ zquire.room 61, Markbam-hotel, 41tt{ENTERTAINED AT DISTRIBUTORS — DANCING PARTY Frank Glomboski, satisfaction with a Lester P. ‘Warford, pastor of th 9 Willi: Cligh, . Presbyterian chureh, will ol:a.ve tc: Misses Mabel Brooks and Ida Vir- L. G. %I:'lolhers Ll small chew. It gives ginia Brown entertdined-ten couples 14327 at a dancing party at the home of B:mis:l I'Bhr’o%ts lutode‘.ensug, Miss g el McGee played the dance num- Yo{-,k %‘,‘:‘h&n‘;fim‘;gr :‘:‘x bers, and Mies Ruth Caskey and Ber- 15 Crookston yesterday- afi,ernn:)n He nice Kirk presided at the frappe expects. to return to Bemidji tomor-} PO% row. . S e PN MISSIONARY MEETING: Joe:: ere&m is- the mational dsaa-t There will be an entire change of ( 512tt{program at the Baptist Missionary meeting, which will be held at the ROTTOE- “dif:?dg “‘g Stgn{.on f‘rv(:" rno}tu’tn 2%9’173 D‘:;t Mrs. Charles Hammond, 2 s evening from Brain-|122 wey avenue tOmorrow even- v 3T Iy it where: lie has been presiding at)ing, at 8 o’clock. The topic for the leé’&,;"{,‘:{ nl:g‘a bo’a":sm;,z'&n‘;r:‘:;,':f :tum ‘of Crow: Wing county dlsulct evening will be “Women Working|yy yotified not tq extend her any court. Together in the Orient.” All inter-{ .oait on my account, as I will not ested in missions are urged to be be responsible for same. present, 2d527 Oscar Dammaunn, morrow for Gemmell, where he will deliver the commencement address; you the good tobacco taste. It lasts and lasts. You don’t need a fresh chew so often. - It saves you money. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW. put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ATHLETIC DANCE. Don’t forget the night before Dec- oration Day for that’s when the Be- midji Box Co., athletic association gives its first big dance at the armory. Syncopators orchesctra, everybody welcome, 3d528 TOMORROW AND THURSDAY . AT 3:00; 7:30 and 9:00 ETHEL CLAYTON In Paramount picture “MAGGIE PEPPER” Miss Louise Questell 'ot Crookston, sckduck and at othier points for the EANT RUSSELL BACK- past two weeks, réturned to her home| ' Sorgeant Willlam Russell, son of WOMAN'’S CASE AMAZES i resterday. e . Attorney P, J. Russell of this city, \‘ v ord arrived in Bemidji last evening and BEMIDJi Same prices 9s beforé the war on will visit here for a week or ten kodak finthg at, RJch Btudio, 29 AT THE sew or read without sharp pains in Attornay Ralph E. Burdick, of Du- :1: ‘]‘l:zagncsap::g EEn}‘;:;dm &'&::gff her eyes. For years her eyes were || ELKO luth, is spending the day in Bemidji | in red and weak. Finally she tried sim- . e - on legal business. He was formerly mfrfi?{d";?}{fi&sjfi,"?fi,fi,f,‘,‘,fie’}om‘_‘ ple witchhazel, camplior, hydrastis, located at International Falls and is |erly of Bemiddi, and during his ab- | ctc-, as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. r qour rea well known: in Bemidji. sence his wife has made her home in Tlhe resul% produced by we single bot~ Minneapolis. Mr. Russell tle amazed. everyone. e guarantee 3 Herman Fladhammer and son of rof.?:rn l:, Bemidji 1:8 °m{’y""§c°§f,,§‘_’ a small bottle Lavoptik to help ANY | town of:Liberty were among the vis- [ panjed by his wife, for a longer visit, |CASE weak, strained or inflamed ‘ ] ;ltors ix:&mld.ftih)e:terday and whllte 3P x Eye:i‘ r’Ahs.rnununS‘teye c(llxp “thEE ere atfended the bee growers meet- MRS. KENFIELD - RE’ arker's g ore and al rug- ing, hold gt ‘the court hotse. Mrs, B E Kenbeld nas. tonoynod |E5t5: . from Orange Beach, Ala,, whére she | =————————r————— LAST ‘l'lME TONIGHT Vera, the:infant daughter of Mr, . : and Mrs. D, A, Butcher, whose death | 2% the guest ot ler mother, Mrs, H. 2 D, Kenfield of Cass Lake, who spends occured yesterday, will be buried in e ' Holy Cross cemetery, the funeral to 3 ALLEN & MOORE take place tomorrow morning. Late of musical comedy— 4 [ M. A. Aldrich| B e Coming moSpmdxng Bvil, wimr songs and dancing General Carpenter Whers?: 2d523 8 FRED ELLIOTT Work Mrs. G. R. Jacobi with her daugh- “Rube” comedian Good Work at the ters, Mrs. Roy Russell and Mrs, Rob- gl . 4 ; MARTIN & COURTNEY —right prices— ert Henry expect to motor to Bemidji this ‘morning to remain for a few [ Bits of Travesty, comedy Talking For breakfast tomorrow try Home Brand Milk.. Enjoy the milk that taste like sweet cream. Use it undiluted in your coffee. It blends so thoroughly that it adds a rich golden color and smooth flavor. For cere- als, too, Home Brand Milk is equally delic- ious. Home Brand Milk in your cooking and baking—as it comes from the can or diluted. It takes the place of sweet cream and is far less expensive. You'll enjoy the rich cream flavor and will soon rea- lize that with Home Brand you have the milk that takes the TODAY MARY MAG LAREN in the Universal produc- tion De Luxe days, ‘while opening their summer| “<home at Birchmont Beach.—Grand Forks. Herald. TS C. Stuart has returned from Foréston, Minn:, where he ‘accom- panfed his wife and family, who will Phone 809 -J place of both milk and cream. ¥:¥ :fi?t:vva? !tnl::;: {:;r :;m:m T“E"M‘zl"s WIFE y L Your grocer will supply you. S T T T W T TN TSR s E v E N P E s Ts Order two or three cans today. c{)mwe1 a.; thna‘ Lar;gu Be;lnyi Szt- urday night,, May. $1st. - Mausic, by . Willigm’s Névelty orchestra, Every- D.B. C. ?“Pll' Popular body welcome. 51531 With Fargo Wholesalers N Insist upon Home Brand—the milk that tastes like sweet cream. directed by Ida May Parks 3 Fun'in a school room . ‘A STITCH IN TIME' ..5-part Vitagraph drama.. With GLADYS LESLIE O “HIS WILD OATS” a Keystone Comedy 21, HOURS, REAL ALICE HOWELL At Your Grocers 6riggs, Cooper & Go. - Food Products, Saint Paul Mr;- and -Mrs. A, E, Feir enter-| Every wholesale house in tained Lieutenant Dan Moore at din- | v ner 1ast oveting, Lieutennod, Moore Fargo, N. D. but one employs in her laughing success returned. on the:late evenfng - train | Dakota Bisiness qulege grad-|| to Camp Grant where he expects that | uates, and are-taking on new ‘THE CABBAGE QUEEN’ he will soon be discharged. ones_all the time. Miss Eva . The ¢ance to be given in the new Kufpgd" a P%S%G?dl‘saté haf f TOMORROW . warehouse of the Beltrami Elevator|]jus! een sen « V. Grant Select Pictures presents Order Home Brand| Oursupply of Home Milk here. We sell it|Brand Milk is always daily. It comes to usistrictly fresh. We buy it fresh regularly. as we need it. Order and Milling company by the Military | (Whole Supplies) and Miss Es- nad fomecor WIS remis (o8 e Hurd, of Siaplos, to_ ihe|ll ALICE BRADY in tire band will provid fo rshall-Ra¢ine Rubber Co. the oceaslon, s | Miss Myrlle Richards, who ““THE DEATH DANCE” . ENTERTAINMENT came all the way from Hi i Admission, 25¢ and 50c ' Henry Alsop, d y y audit-| s > brilliant than t ' or, returied to, Bemidyt this morning | CIty, Minn., because of the su-||i§ ™ore DT i Pictures at 7:30—10:00— from Blackduck township where he |perior advantages offered by Whirlpool,, Vaudeville at 9:00 {Rers ho was e ‘sue: of Bis som, |15 Bookkeoper and. Coopior ' ¥ B0t Inow Bookkeeper and Cashier 3 : i kivogbeays st crop sonisiens | Cor the Fargo Paper Co. e TR ool your milk fromus. | are splendid and the roads are in fine | Far - Details of Summer course, Yy G R A N D CHAS. NANGLE WHEH‘OCK & WHEM shape, starting in June, write F. L. “WESTERN BLOOD” ' The LapRUSREsE s “Tas Watkins, 806 Front St., Fargo, Phone 81 300 3d Sh’ee!ll‘ho’ne 174-W 507 Beltram; Friday afternoon while Freddie BalkIN. D. . i - Bemidji, Minn: B"“'dl'v Minn' .