Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 2

KRR IR R KKK ® EWOOD. T T . bt R Miss Elsie Klinger returned from a visit to Bemidji Tuesday. . Mrs. 8. C. Miller was a Bemidji caller Wednesday. g Mrs. B. Hagen and children ar- .rived here Wednesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis L ind. ; Nels Rude, Ed. Spencer and Elmer Millar were Bemidji visitors Wednes- day. ’ {3. 0. Hangen of Aure was a Be- midji business visitor Thursday. Mrs. Ed. Elliott was a Bemidji ehopper. Thuraday. i Mss Myrle Methven, who finished her school at Pinewood Tuesday, left for the home of her parents at St. Hilaire Thursday evening. John Holten, K. K. Melland, Sevér Melland and Otto Nelson were Be- midji visitors Friday. Mrs. Nordal Nelson, Mrs. 8. C. Mil- ler, Mrs. Charles Lindgren and Louis Stuhr were Bemidji business callers Saturday. Ole Melby left for a visit to De- troit, Mich., Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Rude and child- ,ren were Bemidji visitors Monday, Mr. Rude returning with a Ford car in the evening, which will be used in connection with the store. Pinewood honored her returned soldiers for the third time Saturday evening by a grand ball at the hotel, in honor of Sever Melland and John Iverson who recently returned from over there. A large crowd was pres- ent end good gunlc was furnished, and the Red Cross ladies served a fine lunch at midnight, free to all. The boys were made to feel that the home folks appreciated what they had done for their home and country in making the world safe for demo- cracy. : Tom Fossend received his new Ford automobile Monday, and we hope he has much pleasure and good luck joy riding. The Pinewood planing mill com- mences operation Monday. .Rev. G. F. Morton of Lake Itasca held religious services here Sunday afterrioon. A large congregation was present. John Granmer started his saw- mill Tuesday morning and will have & month’s sawing. C. A. Bye and family visited rela- tives at Solway Sunday. Gullack Bolstad who lives near Pinewood, who has been in Norway for several years returned Saturday, he says a pair of common shoes cost $26 in Norway now. Who says Nor- ;ays ix _'better than . the good old KRR KKK KRR KK KKK * ECKLES. % LRSS R R R RS R R R Alice Brennan, teacher of the Brower’s school had a picnic last Friday, it being the 'last day of school. Harry Bowers, Alta and Madge In- gersoll spent Friday at the picnic in the Bowers school, and also visiting some of the neighbors. Harry Bow- Mr. and Mrs. George Brennan and children spent Sunday at the home of Mr? and Mrs. S. Klungseth. o Barney Gibney, George Brennan, J. C. Malakowski, and Selmer Klung- 'seth went to the'community market meeting held in the Carr Lake school Saturday night: s . Alice Brennan has been visiting for a few days. at the J. C. Ingersoll ‘home. " Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldrich visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gibney. . Jack Kennedy and son, Lyle spent Saturday in Bemidji. / Mrs.-J. C. Malakoweki and daugh- ter, Dorothy. spent Sunday at_the Krause home. 2 R Rose and Bertha Krause spent Fri- day in Bemidji. George Brennan and Barney Gib- ney were some of:Bemidji’s visitors Saturday. : 5 Ole Olson, father of Mrs. G. Bren- nan, spent Sunday at the home of the Olson brothers. The rain and sunshine are making the strawberries ripen very fast. PR T TR T R 2 * LAKE HATTIE. * ITEEEEEREE S 8 0 R0 Earl Horner, is employed at the Lake Itasca State park. Miss Lucile Bell called on her cousin, Mrs. John Wicker, Sunday. The rains during the past week have greatly benefited the crops and kept the road drags busy. Mr. A. Stillwell is here from Pipe- stone, Minn., to make his annual vis- it with his sons, George and John and their families. . A. B. Palmer motored from Be- midji Monday and set up the new Sharples cream separator recently purchased by D. C. Searl. Mrs. Glen Allen, Mrs. A. B. Churchill and little son, Erwin, spent Sunday afternoon socially: with Mr. and Mrs. J. Mickalson. The Charles and Benard Landgren families spent last Saturday after- noon socially with Mr. and Mrs. G. D! Greigg. Mr. Seth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. An- tone Schrader, Miss Blanche Smith and their-aunt, Mrs. Harriet Daniels, passed through Lake Hattie Monday while en route by auto to Park Rapids. Mrs. Joe Hoyt and little daughter, Thelma, returned Sunday from a vis- it with relatives in Duluth and Mon- tevideo, and are again the guests of Mrs. Hoyt's sister, Mrs. Erick Land- gren. b A picnic was held ‘Sunday at Lake Alice for the benefit of our returned soldier boys. There were about fifty people present and a good time was had by all _despite the inclement weather, i ’ Mr .and Mrs. J. Mickalson, Mrs. Mary. Segar and gpn, Harry. were Be- midji ~ visitors = Wednesday: ' As thirteen years had elapsed- since “Grandma” Segar's last visit to this enterprising city, she noted -many changes and improvements. J. W. Heggie, B. Landgren and Geo. Greigg witnessed ‘the. demon- stration, of the lerosene tractor which was given by the Bemidji Hardware company at L. 0. Petrie’s in Rockwood township Monday. They report the tractor as having done gopd work among the grubs and stones on newly cleared land. ' Mrs. J. W. Heggie and Glen Allen are enjoying a visit from -their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cushman and sis- ter, Miss Hazel Allen ,of Montevideo,’|]” Minn. They arrived by auto Sun- day, accompanied by Floyd Heggie and John Luchen who returned from a two weeks visit with relatives at Montevideo. Mr. Andrew Svenson arrived Phursday from Houston county this state via St. Paul, where he spent The Man Behind . the Counter Delighfi in serving “Chief ” Brand. Butter-Milk”. He sells it as it is sold to him, guaran-' teed to be absolugely pure. ' There is no better butter made than “Chief Brand Butter”. Hundreds of particular house- wives buy it because it is made in a clean and sanitary cream- ery and churned from the pur- est cream. : Let Your Grocer Serve You Manufactured by Bemidji Greamery Go. For Quick Returns and Highest Cash Market Prices’ Ship Your HIDES, FURS, WOOL, SHEEP PELTS and BEE WAX and TALLOW To NORTHERN HIDE & FUR COMPANY 118 Belt Ave. Wedhesday with his nephews, to vis- it his neice, Mrs. J. G. Hoglin. Mr. Svenson was here a few years ago and made many friends. It is hoped that the change 6f climate will fully restore his health which was en. feebled by a severe attack of the “flu” last winter. ® PTruth is might, but, unfortunate- ly, a lot of it can be suppressed. | Ward Bros. Auto Livery e ——— Day and Night Service Office in gibbonu B’Iock Phone 77 ' Convenience — Economy— Comfort and a nice cool ;|| kitchen during the hot summer months. - Gas Ranges—Water Heaters—H ot Plates, etc.,-at:very-reasonable i prices. Bemidji Gas Co. Phone 76 BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA ers returned from France Wednesday. Free=Free Free—Free | THIS | - THIS . 20c 20c BOTTLE OF | BOTTLE OF Hunt’s Perfect Hunt’s Perfect Vanilla Extract . Vanilla Extract This offer is made to more fully acquaint the house wives with the high qualityof Hunt’s Perfect Baking Powder and Extraets. i Cut out the coupon attached to this advertisement, sign your name and address, purchasea 1 lb. can of Hunt’s Perfect Baking Powder for 25¢ afid receive the 20c bottle of Hunt's Perfect Vanil- la Extract Free. : This offer is good for seven days, frém June- 13 to June 19 inclusive and not more than one coupon will be honored for one family. No Extract will be given.away unless you present signed coupon and purchase the Baking Powder. ' q - i _tll:ion't delay. Do it todéy as the amount of free extract to be given away is imited. P - - 2 Copyrieht 1918 ‘The House of Kappenheimee The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes A Single Fact is Worlh ' a Shipload of Argument NO matter how much a store may talk about its splendid fixtures, its pleasing service, and its high quality of ‘merchandise, it fails utterly unless these arguments are backed by solid facts. ' It is the “facts” about this store of men’s fine wear that bring our customers back season 'after season. ‘Facts” that they have realized in quality of fabric, style and fine tailoring to be found in the - Kuppenheimer Clothes “that we sell, and the satisfaction that comes from other articles of apparel standing just as high in their own particular field. “Facts” that our customers recognize about our high tyll)e of servce—courtesy, completeness of stock, honest values. ' It is the “facts” about our store that have established us as leaders in this city and community. “Facts” that increase the volume of our business, month by month and year by year. Leading suits at leading ‘values— - -~ ~ i $30 $35 $40 $45 ILL BROS. ‘Any of the following merchants will redeem the \ coupons. 4 COUPON Zflc COUPON | =&, ., F. G. Troppman A. E. Hodgdon W. G. Schroeder Chas Nangle P. R. Peterson B. J. Neely H. Brakke P. M. Dicaire- H. Carver O. E. Erickson Thos Nygaard Wold & Olson L Ed. Akre e Thave purchased a one lb. can of Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and receéve a 20c bottle of pure Vanilla Extract free. . 000 A b ‘All coupons redeemed by dealers must be signed and returned to us not later than June 24. - ST SHHTHTHH NDalardius