Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 3

B B “to théfr hoie” fn " the o -Hat- Shop, will réturn to-|anniversary. Lunch was served and , the new styles. _ Rich ‘Studio, 29 10tk St Phone 570W. " Thurkday night from ‘Steplien, Minn. ‘THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER e - wm INITIATION AND DANCE. Thirty were initiated at the meet- > TOM SMART ing of the Samaritan lodge Thurs. Dray and Tramster — EAT — day night at the Odd Fellows hall. |} Zes. Phone 58 Office’ Phone 13 Following the initiation a banquet 818 America was served, covers being laid for AT . about 200. Later in the evening a|\™ dance was given for the new mem- - : B bers in the Armory, which had been MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ir ren a a decorated for the occasion, the color Huflhpmu. Sewing Maohime scheme being blue and gold. The 51.:." innesota ) . Our Waiters Do the Waiting SELF-CLEANING. . SPARK PLUG To each day give an interesting and complete review of the “eity’s social-activities-is-our desire. This page is devoted to personal omention; svcini=items and -hews briefs-and -we solfeit your cooperation - in its maintenance. Items phoned or mailed to this office are appre- Il ethted byrremders-of tite paper ‘and-by ‘the publishem.: ; e ————— L T T 922. (] ve., Bemidii dance music was furnished by the & Mgr. Phone 573-W Samaritan flve-piece orchestra and 300 attended. MOTOR TO WILLISTON. Senator and Mrs. E. J.-Swedback, = accompanied by Miss Lydia Carlson, s N left today for Williston, N. D., by Mrs. Thomas Kane and son Francis of Milwaukee, Wis., have arrived in Miss Alice Tarldson of Minmneap- 3"1’.1“ the guest of Mtss ‘Arvilla Ken- oid. PP the tity and are-visiting Mrs. Kan€'s | yyo0r, where they will . visit their e e, ! ¥ Mrs. Nels Bye of Solway Wwas sister, Mis. P. M. Dicaire and family, | jaughter, Mrs. L C. Stewart and ¢ 5 m.’ = N among the out-of-town: business’ vis- | for a-week or ten days. From here mm;w- iFrom Willlsw; }hegu thu % § us { E——4 ¢ 3 v go by rail to Great 'alls, Mont., E 8 ‘Rs SR itors yesterday, pfitween trains. they will go to Grand Forks, N. D., B ers thay will be _guests of their |- 7 4 & thy i1 " = X where” théy will visit Mrs. Kane's daughter, Mrs. H. W, Haines and family, formerly of this eity. Mr. ¥, - _che ks, i FaR SALE and Mrs. Swedback started on & trip G i v tao Al fiesf sedson. Choies |niece, Mrs. L. F. Murphy and chil- 'péath, - ped fid c'é | dren for some time. _Conh‘h} fomer, o 189 - several days ago-en route to North every one, We have the following used CARS FOR SALE Saxon Six Touring— 1918 model .....$750.00 Franik . Bradiey, deputy Unitéd|ppors and Montana but found the use it i st Mes. Rose. Koors: went. to: Ten-|States .marshal of this city and Wil=| o063 (mpassable owing to.the recent beea it.is apr . nt fl_nt it is strike yesterday and:-is visxtflng :t lsl:.nt) Altl:lerson, . fis{fitggiunflnufifl heavy rains. » not due to cosmetics, paint and he He: techmahn “homie tor sev-|States attorney o neapolis, Wl ; 2 g d the onry Steo has.been in the city for the past sev- powder B.ut thg ti'u_e ""m‘“’. etal days, left this mofning for .beauty comes from good health, A spark plug that will met short circuit with carbonor oil. Price $1: ‘erat-days. - . 5 K | Brainerd on business matters. Mrs. 0 i g a 2, John Morfisoh ~ot ' Pupésky was|’ - and this good health is & woman’s : ? " A | Ahd@rsoif, who-vigitéd in Bemidji for P 2 b 4 , among the. bulinés visttors in ‘the a-short time; reéturned to her home secret. Buick Four Touring 1916 model .....$750.00 Dodge Touring OUR GUARANTEE “Your Money Back If You'll i last evening. Health coiies with good phys- [ical machinery and good spirits, (R I - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pautch and Miss CloTe BIIISEE of Good “Thunder;| Mr. and 8rs. Frank Koors returi- : ™3 Y 4 Minn. are visiting-at the F. M, dfal. o0 1ast eveting fFom o tlp to B DR:J IndRonr an active digestion. A'bedy fréee 1918 model. sisxes $950.00 Take 18" | - ~fo 7. ne, V! 4 4 a 1 . \ . o egp! . sahi-liome for ‘_‘,.‘."3’ deye: ~ |of the week. Mt. and Mrs. B. G. Gibbong Dogs MarkRam HUEL | o || from patns and aches coines with' || Ford Touring PEP SPARK PLUG Frosh stufted dates, “Home Made,” EW&'fifiou ot lgixt:gea%ufls, %:ho bave %o e - - a tonic known for over fifty years 1916 model ..... $350.00 - . ) : i uests al @ Koors home, ac- ast o N gons ) \ Y, at Mae's Confectionery, Third street. | oo = o ol as the bést “temipérance” tonic COMPANY 1 o%5 | companied them as far as tskine in and perviue for woman—namely, Motor l"n . the Koots car and from there went : by rail to their home. Mrs. Swansoft Mrs. T, B. Holmes has returned|is a sister- of Mt. Koors, and was to Lake Bemi atéer spendine~a|gormorly Miss Mae Koots of this eity. J%gflifigl}tie at hé¥ home ‘i’ Grand, orks, . ¢ 932 McKnight Bldg., Miniiéapolis’ ASK YOUR DEALER Dr: Piérce’s Favorite Preseription. It can be: obtained in any drug gtore in liquid or tablet'form, or, gerid 10c to Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. R R SRR 2 e Phone 78 Bemidji, Minn Hére's a snap! A genuine U. S. arfily Wool blanket 62x80 inchés, My, Lawrence Grossinger, of| Tower City, has just been pro- . Mr, gnc'li? M‘;g !%e i guarantéed perfect cdgndlt_ion!, for the ot o B M . ,Grand ForKs ate’spending k-bottom price of $6.85—Il¢ess than | moted to branc anager ofj - o " X & i it e £ Cleansing of the intestinal tract it cost theé governmeént. Will out-|¢ p . Fine g -| wear thiee ordinary blankets. Each the C. A. Finch Lumber Co., has beén thoroughly reno- . Slifbped prepaid on receipt ‘of | price. Order today, statiitg whether - ‘Biréhmont Beach* is iniportant. Take castor oil or select & vegetable pill. Such a oré"is composed of May-apple, at Englevale. Mr. Grossinger went to this company as book- keeper last spring after com- ! “On my way to Wil- ;m:’g’t;fi vis‘li)émgs'.mmd lgi\fi‘:d:trée d":‘;“ t;‘e“’(‘)’l“’i . 3;’3}’32“;}’8“1 pleting a course at the Dakota|leaves of aloe, root of jalip, and ton, where the BIG a tew days; o e Wouién Mills Go.. 600 1st|Business College. made into tiny sugar-costed pel- After taking a course at an- other commercial school, Miss Ida Lane went to the Dakota Business College for a post graduate course and has re- cently been sent to a position with the Bank of North Da- kota. For information about Busi- ness Courses, address F. L. XIVa]t)kins, 806 Front St., Fargo, Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. 8—6-13-20.27 _DANCE is going to Da be Saturday night!” AUGUST il -~ o gth You can‘'t et 3 away front this lets, to be bad at every drug store . 88 Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Electric Vapor A Sulphur A bath for all ailments for either ladies or gentlemen Ladies hairdressing ; and massages ad fetirned tromr Rochester, N. Y., Rl Pewraerr: d“ ‘where-he- attended-a_convention of| o one oo T AL Me. Q. i i ady attendant. ptemtrizs tor 2 wetke 6" atho| SR oy 0 . siconens [ VT I UTH MUY (| Cat ot 1009 Bemidii Ave. :o:mfeir‘ 2 ot '.het?’ance-block' aqte’rt’:inéd atha 6 g delfghtful oné o’clock bridge lumch- " M8 Jamiesr Mienies -and - daughter. edn -yesterday. The réoms were at- TG A gl Mer o ot MIGRERpallE; who ngve| Lactive’ witlt {mineuse bouguets 9% At regular prices, 10c, 20¢ it "ot Friond# ana’ rols. Sbrden. fowers and - lunchcon wis | g™ rvod? Hi{iv6" ofey ~fof - Oe" paist” shx S0TYed, on thie, pofch. - Mre, SIRCVEY , \ won gh-‘scofe ~at bri 3 4 weekd,? rethrned to their home this[inyo'os oo’ rgsant were, Mrs, J. A. MARGUERITE - Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs. J. H. :iElliott of Pinewood were among the {‘shoppers in' the city yesterday be- {'tweén trafns. Hay makers with teams and mow- ers wanted at once on Red Lake river, in town 152, ranges 36, 37 and ‘38, to cit hay by day, acre or tom, up -to 5,000 tons of hay, good | blue joint meadows. Will pay $5 per ton in stack or jobbers will pay standard ruling harvést wages. Ap- ply to J. B. MeGuire, camp section 30, township 152, range 38, 18 miles n:nl;eaat ¢;t T;afl. anm"’ or 7 L s J. Smith, Supt.; in charge of Farm psiihl; PHéné 177: 16 | station, Sec 11-151};37_ or J. 1. bk .. ... =|Opsahi, field agent in charge of work, E.W of the ‘firiti of | o ‘Ridhey & Lahr, Bemidji, Minn. S8fi %0, optometrists, | phoye177. - 6as1s ' The'Scandifavian American Fra< ternity- will give a picnic_next Sun- day August 10th, at KRidgeway’s Parks 1489 Wanted at once, for Red-Lake hay ‘department for cash, if price is right, tord runabout. Must be in good :’%rdér. with ¥ear box 'préférréd. ? gé 3. “and a little thing like this dog is not going to stop me, as there is going to be a five- piece orchestra and the floor of the Wood- man hall is very good. it = Dr: ‘Drs: . Make your appointments by phone 776-J J. F. Osborn morniag. Mfs, Ralph-Kirich, Mrs. L. CLARK e : ey o cosn 1S, Mille Mrs. G. A. Youngquist, : . TEKe Hohs' a* bifekof 108 ‘crelin |y Vil q Page, Mrs. Frederick in for Sunday dinner. Ordér at'Mac's regor, Mrs. Harvey Mismer, Mrs. s Confectionery, Third street. 1d89 | myaver Bailey of Bemidji, Mrs. S. A. “CQMEOU'T OF Erickson, Mrs. H. P. Miller, Mrs. T. E. Wilde and Mrs. W. J. Taylor.— ;| Crookston Daily Times. ] today.” BEF st Mrs NATAL DAY OBSERVED. - accompanied them as far as Ashland | ‘Mrs. W. N. Weber was surprised Wis. by a number of friends at her sum- A = < mér’ cottagé on Birc¢hmiont road yes- _ Migs' B Applegate, designer at|teérday, tlie occasion being’ her birth “ THE KITCHEN" A Paramount Picture TRY THIS RECIPE Mix piquant, captivating ‘Marguerite Clark in a bat- ter of love, suspense, thrills and pathos. Serve hot, just before the mil- lionaire bursts upon the scene to bid you “Come Out of the Kitchen.” Try it. It’s good! MOrTow from Chicago, | the hours passed in a social time. where slié”his Béer ‘studyliig désign=| Jurse e T Y ing at Gage Bros.; : ‘HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER. weeks. : Yesterday being Mrs. K. H. Olson’s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scarrott and’ birth anniversary, a number of her sons, Charles, Claude and William, friends surprised her last evening ’who,have fbee;, guests at the J. Scar- with a handkerchief shower. Lunch Tott_home for the past three weeks, was served by the self-invited guests Wil ‘Fetlrii to" thief? Honfein Morris. |and the evening passed in a social Also showing satirical b : time. The' guests weré Meésdames comed town” tohght: Charles Riley, J. C. Courtney, Frank “Th L g Bottl e” A. T. Carlson will leaye:for Min< :Hig;'lgcgck. Brownlee, H. S. Annett, e Las neapolis, St. Paul and Chicago Sun- Dohiefty, -J. B. Minnick, Stohl, Ray i and the day, where will purchase his fall Soencer, Harold Swisher, Joe McTag= ELKO ORCHESTRA Stock--giifl hioHaay ‘goods. He wilt|&8rt Grier, Theodore Virts and d ry datighter Dorothy, Lisheriiess and . at evening performance be absent from the city for a week 1 _Mrs. aCrlson will ac- cormpa: to the citles“and will buy her millinery stock and- study For’ sile, on’ e:is‘f’ teriis or trade i B ‘v ¥ 1 3:00-27:30--9:00: SATURDAY & SUNDAY for good Ford car, roadster preferred, two improved farmsteads, one 30% #nd the other 40 acres, near Lavinia and Bass Lake. Also 2,000 feet lake froht tract on Three Isfand laké:| S~y iishyiviidhifibmfbntidonminin’ e 17% acres. J. J. Opsahl office Mark- ham Hotel Bldg. Phioné 177.- 6d815 + One. of the best comedies yriore’ ever madé ; ot Walter Jones; until the university Jnh“ dpéns, at which flfl\f she will enter ¢ ) e Barrymore that ‘institution. 8 “Jores gr in a return showing of dted ‘froni’ the' Betnid}i~ high' sciool ARE YOU'A MASON?" & yedr ago-and’will probably-take up' _Also showing detitistry. “‘Better quality at less price,” - “AMBROSE CUP city. Mr. amd ‘Mrs. Fred-Scarrott and 4 OF WOE” children of Morrist and Clyde o seem8 too good to he true, but our Scafrott; aldo of Beriidji, returned A 2-part Keystone comedy with Mable Normand - Matinees Daily at 2:30 10c & 25c Two Shows Each Night at 7:30-9:00 20c & 35¢ customers say they get just that at CLAYTON ~ A Paramount pictute N ] “Women's Weapons whiéré ‘théy visited Mr. and Mrs. H. - - d T T o M. Cords, Mrs. Cords being a daugh- o . ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarrott. Be- . g | fore movingto Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. - s 3 i 3 nade i n Beridji, d with the pury Here, 8141 Mo’ Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarrott of this v o~