Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 2, 1919, Page 3

To each day mv'e an interesting and complete review of ‘the city’s social#ctiVitiés is our desire: This-page is-devoted-to personsi: mention, social items &nd news briefs and we solieit your cooperation in its mainténanceé. Items phoned or mdiled’to this' office aré sppre-- s ciated. by readers of the paper and by tha publishers. —_— Telephdne 922, ‘..Mrsz John: Noil of Northern was a Virginia, and expect to be gone ahbout business vlsitor in tne city yester- ten days. . They will he accompanied day. as' far’as"Bema by’ Olive ‘Carpemter; M¥S: Edwiird Stafford of Fosston:is | home. a:guest at the home of her son, Bart Stafford. . Miss»O:"Negan of 'aul,who have Mrs. Sldnay Miller o: Pinewood |been visiting at home_of their Was ‘therguest of frierds in Bemidji | brother, Robert” Stat: at Wilton for between' traing - Friday.. the past two weeks were in the city. Charlbo. Jr ,-and Angus Vander- ahxls are visiting at the home of their uam{mother in St. Cloud trip being made by motor. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nott and daugh- ter, Gladys, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Nott's mother; Mrs. Lucy ‘Hazen, of Lake Planta< ganet ' for some time,” returned to their home at Parkers Prairiée today. " Misses- Mnrgie and Madellne Main ki, > L of Turtle. River were:the guests:of.| . SWIMMING PARTY, Miss: Alice ‘Witting ‘entertained a rrlenda bet ees! : 1 swimming-party on Thursday, with - Mrs. Margaret Iusness and - son, Oscar, are the guests of Mrs. Iusness’ ifster Mrs. C. M. Bacon. Sixteenzinch midjiMfg. Co.” Phone 481, "~ T&F |son of ‘International Falls, Avis Cafneron, Margaret “Rood,. Helen: ‘Reinheimer, Alice Cameron, Gladys Getchell, Muriel McGee of Bemidji, and Misses Jenson and Wallace of TONIGHT LAST TIMES Arthur Bx}rlow, who has recently returned from. service in France was calling on friends in the'tity yester- day. . Dr.. McCann,. who recently re- tirned *frohi" service; has rented the J. J. Trask residence. on Lake boule- vard. il ,.Mrs. C. BT Master‘s ‘left - for St: Cloud, Minneapolis and Lddy Smith, " Wis,, where she “will visit for a “month. Captain and Mrs. Orchard, of the Salvation Army, who have been at /Crookston for the past few days have returned to the city. Cofiim‘enclnpsnnmy, Aug -3rd the speclnl table 'd Hote dinmer”at tihe !‘ .‘\_, f. , Markham*” hotsl will ‘be~served from = 3 4 N ‘6 to 7:30. Price $1 per plate. 3d82 The famous travelers Appear-personally Presenting - their own L. Mr. and’Mrs.- Martin-Longballa -of Little Fork are visiting fri¢fids in the city for a féw days. They will visit at- Hemming, Minin., before returning home. Motion Pictures, Lecture, Mr. and Mrs. P. D, Hubbard, and . Comedy-Trick Violin . Mr. and Mrs. C: H. Kellogg of Tomah, 4 Wis.,- motored to Northern and will visit at the A. D. Perry home for some time. Music. PAULINE. FREDEBIGK | Mr..and Mrs. W. V. Gardner of O1-| wein, . Iowa, -arrived-in the city. last evening and will leave ‘for ' Puposky today where they will visit their son for a couple of weeks. sebms. too zomf 0 true, ‘but our. customers uy hey g just ‘thét at * Rich Studio, 29:10th' S Johnson's Given, for ‘af;er.vhltlni. 1 " . > ; ' /ROARING RIVER" 'l‘ONlGHT 15:: and 30¢ igt at Iowa - City,~Iowa: Miss “at the 3 her sister to visit in e this summer. \ ‘having moved away . o ~Jeft her. hand painted china with Mts. L. .G. Crothers for sale. Orders) takeu for same. Phone 479. 2d82 Mrs J. J Parr and daughter, Ethel, arrived last night from_Min- neapolis and ‘will make 'their home in Bemidji. Mr. Parr is employed as a printer with the Bemidji Pioneer. -TOMORROW - Patlie Fredsrick In the latest Goldwyn production —materially: different from the sort in ‘which: she has> ap- peared heretofore “THE PEACE OF ROARING RIVER” Also Keystone cofrie"dy “Fatty & Mable Mrs.vB. W. Lakin returned 'to the city Thursday evening from Little Falls where she has been visiting for: some time.. Mrs. Lakin motored to Little Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. Senator and Mrs. E. J. Swedback and Miss Lidia Carlson will leave Sunday morning for ‘wiliston, N. D.; Great Falls, Mont., and Yellowstone Park. The trip will be made by mo- tor. " Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Newton will motor to” Duluth today, by way of When'your englne goel “‘wrong,”" call on us.. Adl’ift” " We: ate’ specialists in S engine problems; Car- Featuring /. Shretion, 1gurtion; ind- FATTY ARBUCKLE TubFication ‘Bust de i watched carefully: with MABLE NORMAND Usual -Prices, 10c, 20c AT THE Also_an adjustment in - tilh ¢ives nitt.. Bemidji Auto Company Duluth. served’ by Miss: Witting--after the girls returned front swimming. - friends and- neighbors ‘for ‘the ‘kind- ness :ghown' us: during - the: sickness and -death ‘of our ‘beldved “wite:and mother.. Also the many beautiful floral offerings. who will visit at the 0. A. Carpenter‘ was discharged: at. Camp; Dodge, Iowa. ‘He-fs a son of Mrs. P. J. Rus- sell ‘and 'a -brether- of Mrs: J. A Younggren'and: Mrs: J. E. Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. A, Merdock and: nut. tree is the hospitality which it || symbolizes, and the: spirit of neighbor- ly co-operation. It is an established | institution in parts of Europe, ‘as’in || France, Italy and Germany. It I8 a:f practice worth . thinkingzabout. - Bothi} esthetic and. utilitarian purposes would:|l bei served- by -general -adoption - of: theifl rule<in communitiés>suffitiently” organ-: 1zed to give necewsmry earesto the. trees? onde they have béen planted: Friday en route to'their home. The' slab wood for sale. $8 per load.. Be-| the following guests: Minnie Ander: |’ THE.BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER A dainty luncheofi was| CARD OF THANKS, We' wigh ~ to. thank our mnay SGT. 0'CONNER HOME. Sgt. John D.. O’Conner. returned this-morning.after about:two:-years i ' % servtcei, eleven moxéths»ot which:were A‘ NEW i ous .:w' hfl'qm your de- spent in France. Sgt. O’Conner was ca teet| ir yo & member of the s41st sneinesrs 104 || CONCEPTION Ty D SR, S - . Roadside Frult Trees, The genius. of the roadside. fruit or TONIGHT & SUNDAY.. A dcmmmmm' An Atrteraft” pieture: o Alyouswant to knowbefore. “you get your hat-to come‘down | and see this picture is that Fred |: Stone is-in:it, and.he’s so full |; of high amrlta and tricks that {! [~ you' would thtnk-he-had druni ! -‘a barrel-of " 1—but | he hasn’t, it's just Fred and his | Little Ways (!) i i The prodetion of‘animal fats, ex- clusive of -butterfat; equal to but 70 per.cent of the .vegetable oil output of the {United: States-in 1912; rose in 1917 to:nearly 80:per cent:; Including:but- ter,/In‘1012 the.quantity of animal fats wan“approximately twice-as. great as that of vegetable oils, while In 1917 3 thee¢ production -of ‘the ‘two classes:of Mr. Geo: Ellis and children. 1d82/fats and ¢lls was nearly the same. lightful Fall boots-that-it-has ever been our pleasure to | recommend. Just' like: the cut-except perforated tip. FREB STM imitation tip, foxed, 9% inch top, new leather Louis heel -and-welt sewn. ‘correct - right - through the -winter and may be worn on almost any occasion. Just in ‘hy express. model, priced at $14.00, war tax 40c. knapp's Shoe Store llg Pnduntl-n of Fm If everyone realmd the importance of caring for the teeth, there would be less sickness.and pain, . Don’t allow .the, poison, IN'A'BROWN BOOT You SAVE PRAOTIOALL ‘ng = AT THE UNION: DENTISTS . All' Work Guaranteed . -“]"||||||"|“lll|||||||“Illl““l"ll"""“' l"“l"“““"ll"““llll“"“"g GOLD CROWNS fin 22gme. Nototer @800 £ ‘BRIDGE WORK toasy'ovriter. pusntr. otes $6.00 £ SILVER FILLINGS Mesyptcsamsrc $1.00 PLATES Aslowas $10.00 B T e e ‘Union Dentists . BEMIDJI'S LARGEST OFFICE: Dr. Norcrass & .Co,, Owners. Opposite City Hall. ~ Schroeder Bullding. Open from 8:30a. m. to 8:p. m.-- Sungays, 10 to1 Here's one of the most de- All nut brown: kid vamp It's a- style that will be A popular Utz & Dunn o | ——Added Features—— i Mack Sennet Comedy ? : “LOVES FALSE FACES” | . ~and ’ ELKO ORCHESTRA. .. (Each evening) ........ 'NOTE SPECIAL PRICES ‘Saturday Matinee ‘and ~ Evening ..... 10c, 20¢ Sunday Matinee.10¢c, 20¢ Sunday Night,. . .10ec; 28¢c 3:00—7:30 and 9:00 AT THE ELKO TONIGHT & SUNDAY Well -now if there ain’t a hole in this shoe. Well, I'll take them to the BEMIDJI SHOE REPAIR SHOP 4 Across the street from Dal- ten’s restaurant. PATTERSON Wil fix them. His work is good and ‘prices moderate. 218 Beltrami Ave. Third Street Gafe TR TR RRI R bbbt el ool A il U e biticdd et b ok oo Ten head of good, young, gentle work horses for sale. These arrived here Friday. Can be seen at the Irvine Avenue and Third: Street HHBHINITRRIRINNNNInRNNRRRRRsanRnnan Every horse guaranteed as represented. IM.M.Heck,Owner Great Falls, Montana FOR YOUR LIVERY CAR New.Dodge -and Ford Cays« at your service Day or night the year round. WARD BROTHERS — EAT — AT .Ounr Waiters Do the Waiting SUMMER UNDERWEAR 5 ‘Lace Knee Union suits,49c ‘Knit Vests .......... 2Bc iSilk Top Union suits $1.49 Silk Vests ........ $1.79 Silk- Bloomers .. ... $2.69 Satin Bloomers . ...$3.98 (reinforced seat) Silk Union Suits. . . . $3.98 Athletic Union Suits $1.23 |, Silk Chemise up to. . $6.90 J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION s oo il P gee HATS 98c to $2.49 w:‘i’::s . 2014; Finer grades Advance Fall styles now e Alttractive silk | ® hort sleeve, e | el v || one e Sl 69c¢ $3.98 to $4.98 $1.69 & $1.79 CAPS HANDY Make your- bath MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS “FACE VEILS | 2 pleasure by | yNprpwEAR ; 18c. 19k 49c;08c using Colgates ‘Very- pretty patterns and » 1; 40cy big bath soap | Long sleeve good cloth, with or with- Chiffon: Auto 10¢c union suits..98¢ | o4 collar. ... ... .... 98¢ Barred nainsook Scarfs, 1.23, 2.25 3 carfs 5 Talcum: powder, athletic style - ‘Other styl to..$3, Mennen’s . .18c ‘Other styles up to..$3.50 Just the thing to” wear, when autoing or going on an outing ,attractive col- onings . ...... 49c to 2.79 C Rempoy G 197 BUSY STORES fvar TEL L IEN ° 413:415 BELTRAMI AVE. - - BEMIDJI, MINN, NOILALILSNI 3AIM-NOILYN V—"00 AUNNHd D °f