Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 3

S SRR SRS R R g+ NORTHERN. * R KX AR RKK KKK KK There was a dance at the town hall the evening of the Fourth which was well attended. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ross Andersonifrom it Wales, N. D., are spending a‘ few days here visiting relatives. Mr. Anderson reports a bumper crop in his vicinity. 2 Ora Whiting and family and D. A. Whiting and family motored to Be- midji Sunday evening to view the aeroplane exhibition. Mrs. Jennie Crandahl and children from Pine Island are guests at the E. Letcher home for a few weeks. The town of Northern formers’ club gave a picnic the Fourth at the Home of Hans Neilson on LaKe Moval. Over one hundred were in attendance, and an enjoyable time was had. Ralph Brown has returned from North Dakota where he had been the past few weeks. He came down to spend the Fourth at good old Be- midji. KEEK KRR AKX R XX RKER * STEENERSON. * 'ZEEES SRR R R 2 ., The Fourth of July was quietly celebrated here. Groups of neigh- bors met when permitted to do so by the water., . ; © A dance was given at Shoeberg hall at Rose hill and about twenty enjoyed the evening. Lunch was served by Mesdames Henry, William and Fred Houlhusen, assisted by Mrs. William Zavorill and Mrs. Wal- tér Shoeberg. : Nelmar Roen and wife of Lake Park, who have been visiting Ole Roen and wife, returned home Sun- day. [ SRS EE SRS R RS0 AN * LIBERTY. * KA KRR R KR KR . Mr, and Mrs. Paul Strelow -enter- tained a few friends and relatives the Fourth of July. oo & . Mrs. P. P. Malterud 4nd daughter, Blanche, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Champy Petri .the Fourth. _ Mr, Guy, Baldwin was & visitor in Bemidji the Fourth. -~ : George Tuller has commenced hay- ing here this week. Mr. Tuller has about 60 acres of fine hay. August Beckman completed his addition on his barn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dahl and family vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. James Long of Puposky the Fourth of July. Champy Petri assisted L. O. Myre with haying last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis and family attended the circus in Bemidji and also attended the celebration in Be- midji the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. George Burr enter- tained -relatives from Bemidji, also Mr. and Mrs. H. Klauson the Fourth of July. FRIDAY EVE'NI'N('.. JULY 11; 1@;6 P E SRR ERSER R R * HORNET. * MK KKK KK KA Mrs. O. P. Stene and daughter, Miss Olga, have been visiting friends in Grand Forks during the past week. * Robert Shaw iwas in Bemidji on Monday. Mrs. Swartz is visiting her sons here for a few days, before returning to her home at Jenkins. A large crowd attended the Fourth of July picnic at Mr. Leonard’s on Friday. Miss Martha Stene, who is work- ing at Henry Dahlstul’s at Shooks, spent the Fourth at her home. Mrs. Cossentine has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thom, for a few days. R. C. Shaw went to Bemidji on Saturday for a short visit. KEE KA KKK Y KKK KE * GRANT VALLEY. * I E R E X EETEIEERE John Mouw and wife, son, Henry and daughter, Esther, from James- ton, N. D, arrived Tuesday evening by auto to visit at the F. W. Lange and C. W. Kingsbury homes, Mrs. Mauw being a sister of Mrs. Lange and C. W. Kingsbury. After spend- ing several days, including the Fourth here, they autoed home Sat- urday. < A Fourth of July party was held at the Casper Knapp home and sev- eral friends and relatives were en- tertained. All report a good time. T. J. Wright and family were guests of Donald Shannon and wite on July the fourth. Ed Cotheran of Hubbard county|. was a Bemidji visitor on July fourth. Nick Nelson of Bemidji is assist- ing C. W. Kingsbury this week, mak- ing hay. Mrs. H. 8. Stilwell called on Mrs, C. W. Kingsbury Wednesday. Several from this community autoed to Bemidji Saturday and Sun- day to see the aeroplane stunts. William Hanson and family spent July fourth in Bemidji. (B REREE RSB * BI N. * T3 22223222 2 2 2 24 Neniar, Raén ,and wife autoed up from Lake. afk Saturday and are visiting- his brother, Ole Roen. Mrs. Wm. Zaorall, Henry Houl- husen and Mrs. Walter Shoeberg gave a dance at Shoeberg hall Saturday evening. A delightful repast was served at midnight. About 20 couples enjoyed their hospatality. Tom Laughay made a trip to Good- ridge Friday and returned Monday with a load of goods for Mr. Robert- son. A severe rain and thrunder storm here Tuesday morningg Walter Shoeberg went.- to Thief River Saturday and brought in the Cone Bros. of Luck, who are here looking for land. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER vieinity., Walter Shoeberg has had five different parties in the past week. Ed Miller of Lee called on W. B. Freligh Sunday. Chris Christianson and sons re- turned home Friday. Ed Fick reports the water three feet deep in his locality. Ole Johnson is putting in a ditch between section 4 and 5 . ISR SR R R R R R R R RS R * TURTLE RIVER. * IEE SR RRR R R R S R A party of fourtesn persons from Northwood, N. D., arrived here yes- terday. They made the trip in three autos. This party has rented a house from N. A. Otterstad on Honey Is- land, in Turtle River lake and will be there for two weeks’ outing. oartin Otterstad, who has been in Minneapolis, working for four months, arrived home again here July 6. He was well pleased with the trip. Turtle River didn’t have any cele- bration the Fourth of July and no airplane was to be seen, either. IR EEE R EE £ R ENES] * PINEWOOD. * KRR KR KRR KKK KKK Carl Koppang and Ruben Welo re- turned from North Dakota Tuesday morning. L. A. Welo, son of H. L. Welo, ar- rived here from Madison, Wis., Tues- day evening for a visit with his par- ents. A large crowd of Pinewood people attended the circus at Bemidji Thurs- day. C. 0. Hangen and daughter and Miss Mable Kirkvold and Ole Bakke of Aure attended the circus at Be- midji Thursday. i Alfred and Miss Gunhild Fossend spent the Fourth with friends and relatives at Oklee. Andy Olson and Miss Josephine Welter of Maple Ridge were the guests of T. B. Millar family Sun- day. = * George and Madie Sthal of Bemidj were the guests of S. C. Millar an wife Sunday and visited old friends around Pinewood, their former. home. Rev. G. F. Morton ‘and wife of Lake Itasca were Pinewood visitors Sunday. The Fossend family made a trip by i auto to the state park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Rude and child- ren spent Sunday, in Bemidji. C. A. Bye and family autoed to Bemidji Sunday to see the aeroplane. The Stuhr Lumber company is now busy loading their lumber for ship- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Henning Kilkvold and F. O. Gelen of Aure were Be- midji visitors Monday. Miss Clara Bakke returned from Bemidji Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs: S. C. Miller spent their Fourth at Federal Dam visit- ing his parents. Mrs. Chris Moller of Aure returned The past week a number of parties |from Bemidji en route to her home have been looking over land in this | Monday evening. The Elko Hat Shop The Store Ahead--Elks Building July Clearance Sale RN R 25 immaculately clean and white ostrich trimmed Pana- mas. Sale price— $6 to $7.50 All sizes and shapes. Sale prices from . . 15 pretty Leghorns, dull blue, -rose, nile green facings, some s ostrich trim, choice . . 7-50 | 25 wonderful white geo fette hats. to $10 50 white Milans, wing trim, also white grossgrain ribbon trimmed. Choice $4.95 to $7.50 15 white ribbon hats. Price $5.00 50 white basket wea{'es. Woven perfectly and trimmed with good full bow of gross- . grain ribbon. Sale price $3.45 25 clean white Satin Sailors. Choice $1.45 Many of these hats are worth twice the prices quoted above. -—A-Host of Unparalleled Values are Presented in this—our-July Clearance Sale — SALE STARTS SATURDAY JULY 12TH July has been selected as the best month to clear , who attend. for those cool evenings. our stocks of broken lines, and odds and ends of mer- chandise that have accumulated throughout the busy months of spring selling. _Rgmember, we do not carry any garments over, and that has al- ways been, and will continue to be the poliey of this store. This dccounts for thée generous reductions that have been made throughout the store. Space does not permit us to méntion all of the items that are on sale, but the following are just a few picked at random to give you an idea of the vast reductions. Suits that have been selling for $29.50 now are marked at $15.00 Suits that have been selling for $3_5.00 to $45 marked at $24.76 Suits that have been selling for $50.00 to $69.50 marked at $40.00 Capes, Dolmans are now marked at half their former prices. These you cannot afford to miss as they will certainly prove tobe just the very thing All our wash dresses and skirts are now reduced and this affords a timely event as right now in the midst of the season when you can wear them to advant- age. The seléction is large, and nearly all sizes are on hand. The materials are the very best, and areé of the Garment Shop Quality. The best the New York market produces. We wish to particularly mention a sale of very fine silk-dresses suitable for all occasions. The prices are marked at one third of their former values, and considering the price of silk these days_they are really worth double. Be on hand early Saturday, and share in the many savings that this sale will mean to all IeSavment Shok EXCLUSIVELY LADIES APPAREL . M. M. JAGRIN, Mgr. ; SUCCESSOR TO SCHNEIDER BROTHERS