Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 10, 1919, Page 3

THE BEMIDJ1 DAILY PIONEER ' - e Tm—— BIRCHMONT NOTES. DENTISTS : . Mrs. R. D. Musser of Little Falls f is chaperoning a party of young peo- ple at Birchmont; Misses :’&lllce;(;lls— DR. J. n‘:fi‘:‘lEDRlCH ser and Bloise Ritchie of Little Falls, Miss Edith Mayo of Rochester, || p, OILecoDbeqry Bowser Blag. Charles Mayo of Rochester, Edward this: “J. B., care Pioneer.” Davidson of Pittsburgh, and Francis Thest' ave what are knowh Ab Woodtord, of New Haven, Conn. DR. J. T. TUOMY blind ads and those wishing to : % DENTIST answer them should do so by Fi P. Shel‘;“ ’“‘i" son 'z' Md"“‘f" North of Markham Hotel mail, addressed as directed in apolis motored to Birchmont and w Gibbons Block hone 230 the ada: Many parsons call remain until the season closes. this ofll:ce andyals,k who the ad‘: vertiser is. In several instances this paper has no knowledge of the advertiser’s identity and if the party is known we have no fauthor':{ty to give out any in- TO READERS Many ads appear in the classified column of the Pioneer [ which are signed similar to It’s a deuce of a fix to be in isn’t it—to mistake a man's wife for his daughter, and make love to her before his very nose? That’s what Chester Calhoun did, and he was not sorry a bit. To each .day:give :an. interesting and :compiete: review. of . the . city’s social activities is: our-desire. ‘This page is deveted to personal aention, social items and mews briefs ‘and we solisit yout cooperation’ In its maintenance. ' Items phoned or mailbd to:this office are appre- e‘hhd by readers of:the paper-and.by the publishers. " =——————————r=="Telephons 922, ===———————=—= A A A A A A AN A A A AR LAWYERS Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Comb were over night. guests at Birchmont Beach, en route to their home in ‘Winnipeg. George T. Baker and Hector Brown have returned from"a*business' trip to Bagley and Clearbrook. Mrs. Lucy Ridell of Turtle River is attending court-this week.- A remarkable story of love and mystery. See it. Come today. ETH EL CLAYTON Mr. and Mrs. R. Viall, of Provi- Loans and insurance:+Northern dence, R..I., arrived at Birchmont f i Monday and will remain until the Land Co.. Phone 29. 813tf H. Hansel ret;:::e;;et:d:n:; closing of the hotel. D. H. FISK Attorney at Law Oftice, Northern National Bank Bldg. Phone 181 Collections a Specialty Phone 181, Mrs. Herb Aldrich of Wilton trans- acted pualneas in the city yesterday. Mrs. W. R. Appleby and daughter of Minneapolis will * be guests at Birchmont until the latter- part of Ladles and-gents’ wlll leave their *—EAT-— ‘at'Crother’s barber shop to be H 2 ~ mgfio,ggo to loan or farms. ‘!13;:& : e e e do. | the week. GRAHAM M. TORRANCE “Vl GKY v AN” liver them:: 122 Third St. 64914 M 4 LAWYER : 4o Mys. A. A. Law and Mrs. John R. 1| yyjes Block Phone 560 By Carol Jacob Goldberg retirned last even- Sweet, both of Minneapolisare guests y Carolyn Wells ..>Dr.. Diedrich has returned home from the State -fair. - iMrs. Diedrich and daughteér; Katheryn accompanied 8 him home - after -a' visit at Little Elmira Haward of Laporte tran: all acted business in:‘the-city yesterday, between trains: o at Birchmont for the remainaer of the season. - ing from a business trip to” Black- duck. sosess— || Third SIreet Cafp [ Fo=smov ieree Our Waiters EXTRA Chicago 4topped at -Birchmont en Mrs. l\gaurice L. Rothschild of route by auto to Walker. TOM SMART 818 America Miss Mabel Graham will leave this e . . evening for Tenstrike, where she will Better Than Medicine. Dray and Tramster wils . A Big V Comedy Lee Wright of Grant Valley hag re- [ yigit Mys. Fred Graham, her sister- Remember that medicine is, for most || Res. Phone 58 Office Phone 13 DO the Waltlng HAREM’S & HOCUMS| % turned home ‘from ‘the North Dakotd’ harvest fields.” : part, nothing but the substitute of ex- ercise and right thinking.” And it does not take a great deal of either right thinking or fresh air to enable you to throw off ‘any ordinary symptom of illness. All that is necessary is for you to hold in your mind the thought that you are both healthy and cheer- ful. {n-law, returning to Bemidji.-the lat- ter part of the week. NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY Dwight D. Miller WE CAN Insure Anything Anywhere Offices. Security Bank Bldg., Tel. 167 E. W. Hall of town of Eckles was| among the:business: visitors'in Be< vagterday.:: ¢ ¢ .. DANCE AT ARMORY. : Another .dance of a series being given byithe members of the Samari- tan lodge in the armory:will be held Fri y evéning. -‘The Samaritan or- chestra will-play the dance numbers. lewing Machines Tonight. & Thurs. ENTERPRISE AUTO 0. Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Service Office: Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 Residence Phone 10 WM. M’CUAIG Manager ELKO DR. D. L. STANTON SPOT CASH"paid for Liberty Bonds and siberty Bond réceipts. #G. B. Hooley, Markham. 94tf — MUSICA] Subseribe ‘for The Daily Pioneer. L _INSTRUMENTS Mrs. Tom' ‘Wright of*Becida ‘mo-|* tored to: .Bemidji *cyesterddy-:gnd passed the day with 1nalflk. Furs made to order, repaired DENTIST Office in Winter Block PRESBYTERIAN ‘LADIES. AID. B4 Mimmotora Aver® B ‘A" Business -meeting ‘will be held B 7. Bistar, Mer. Phone 573-W A. E. Witting returned from a}noon at:3-o'clock in' the:church base-{] ° g ¢ - business trip to-Duluth-this-morningfment-~ Work for the winter months . -and will return to Blackduck:today.| will be discussed and dociderl upon. 4 FACTOR Liberty. e 2 a food sale in the Gas company’s At T ‘s D Y building on Belirami-avenue, Satur- - t Troppman’s Department Store by the . Ladies "Aid-society of ‘the . and remodeled at gt Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Grout of Cedar|day afternoonat-2-o’clock. Lunch : & Rapids, Ia., are visiting Mrs. Grout’s| will be served. i ! 4 sister, Mrs. H. P. Rise of Grant Val- 0 - 1 . i ley for a month. 8 . ACCEPTS. DAKOTA: POSITION. DRS. GILMORE & McCANN d . Preabymflmf church tomorrow-after- Mrs. Paquin of Long Prairie_is vis- FOOD SALE SATUBDAY 2 E iting at the home of her sons, George| = <Fhe - Ladies - Aid-<society of ~the b BROCKMAN FUR Paquin and Sa.m Paquin of town of) Swedish. Lutheran .church will hold - i ! {, The Business college night school |- -Harold White, son of Mr. and Mre. DRY CLEANING i1l be held from 7:30 to 9:30 Mon:|A. P. White, left yesterday afternoon Physicians and Surgeons Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women ?fay, Wednesday and Fridays. Now|for Devils Lake, N. D., where he has Office Miles Block and Children i is the time to enroll. . 1d910 | accepted a position with. the Electric - P S A %o Toas Hy s“ Light company. * : N 'or Sale—50-pound fout 84 i i = I l I dozen; 100-pound flour sacks; 5{25 ST DR. _E!.NER JOHNSON 4 EAR WI IAMS 4idozen. This makes the cheapest| " Physician and Surgeon « R ' “THE HORNET’S NEST” cloth on the market. Koors" Retail] ~8pace for..concession.for tunch, re- Bemidji, Minn. GRS Adapted from the popular novel by the same name, Store. i T11mwf | freshnfénts; etei; will “be sold at auc- written by MRS. WILSON WOODROW VAUDEVILLE 13, at 2 p. m. Free space will be glven business firms for display pur- Arrange space soon with H. J. 3d912 Mrs. Fred Graham and pareats, % Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rice, of Ten- ¢ @3 strike were visitors at the Graham I home Monday, ‘returning home -tho' DR. L. A. WARD Physician and Surgeon Bemidji, Minn. o S e G. W. Cross, superintendent of the ON EXTENDED TRIP. DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. 7% Red Lake:Indian agency was in. the] M. N. Crawford and daughter Miss . Physician and Surgeon city Monday en route to-Red Lake|Beva Crawford, are expected to re- Office in Mnyo Block from St. Pa.n.l. where he ntendod the|turn to Bemidji the latter pArt of || Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 E -|this week or the first part of mext|=——————————— 400 Minnesota Ave. First Class Rooms in from a two weeks’ auto trip to Min- 1 . neapoly8t. Paul,“LeRoy and-~other C. R. SANBORN; M. D. ConneCtlon "‘“u““?’é“n‘:"v“fi‘" g ek, whore ey neve vinted tronds rh d4s Pipe Man and well of Grai alley w! el state, where uy ave visite lends ysician an urgeon Tobbaconist KENO--KEYS & MELROSE ’ ko Office: Miles Bloek : i < . House Phone 449——Office phone 56 “Got ‘Rich gulek” for quaitty| +s:HAVE CLOSED' COTTAGE. ‘ Acrobatic - Dancing - Comedy photo work. Portrait post cards, six| Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Jacobi, their only 96¢c, 12 only $1.75, proofs sup-|daughter, Mrs. Robert Henry, and i d. Kodak developing, 10¢;:printaher ssan,. Bobbie, -have closed their . DR. H. A. NORTHROP DOUGLAS GRAVES & CO- 3c, 4¢, 5c. Rich Studie, 29 L0th S |summer cottage on Lake Bemidji and OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN in the sketch, “NAUGHTY PEGGY” 923tmo | fave ndturned to Grand Forks.’They| AND SURGEON p | 2 were accompanied 4o the sorks:by | » Ibertson Block Office phone 153 Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. E. Dailey of Ed-|Miss Ellen Stevenson of Ann Arbor, - i | HARRIS & LYMAN gerton, Minn., were in the city yes-|Mich., who has been their guest at DR. E. H. SMITH o P Singing & Dancing terday’ enitoute to their home from |the lake. h Becida, where they had looked after Physician and Surgeon their farm interests. Mrs. Dailey fs1- - M ¢ Office Security Bank Block a victim of ‘hay fever and found fm. MOTOR *FROM: ‘WISCONSIN. st r . 5 mediate relief upon her arrival here. Mr. and Mrs. C- M. Chrisjiansen of i ‘ Children 20c—Adults 40c Phelps, Wis: arrived in the city yes< A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. o iy haid | The Royal Neighbors of America in their new Paige cur, and SPECIAZIST H : LAST TIME VAUDEVILLE—TONIGHT will give a big dance, Tuesd -Bop- ests-.of Mr.; Christiansen’s.'sis< | E. E N Th B -} tember 9,7in the Odd Fellot ter, Mrs." Hetb Rasmusson and hus- Y les plovriry roat Tickets 75¢ Yer couple. Ladiel with- | band, of Dewey avenue for a few out escorts 25c. Supper “will'-be jdays.: -d\i“; il;:l Mfi\flflg:tlluasefl. ac- served at 15¢ per plate. Music by|companie Yy T ristiansen’s Van’s orchestra. A good time is as-|father, Nels Christiansen and Mr. VETERINARIANS sured. Everybody invited. 6d99)and Mrs. ) Rasmusson motored to a3 Northome ‘today where they passed The Journal Press, St.*Cloud-says: }:the; dayswith- Mr: and ‘Mrs: C: P: El- »'*Miss Edna Bunnell was hostess at|l!ingson’.” D i a dinner of eight covers Saturday ’ H evening in honor of her guests, Mr ‘URNS FRO: '‘ERN fl‘ 3 and Mrs. Seth Richardson of Fargo. RE]:{‘ES Msinnie g Mz);m;teturned lai Mr. and Mrs; Richardson stopped for evening from a fiverweeks’ visit:with lh 3 S oio ihrough. the central am| Telatffes if the west. At Yakima she J. WARNINGER Ao OMABLE thern part of the state. - Théy left Visited ‘her ibrother, O; 8. Bailey and VETERINARY SURGEHON “here Saturday night, and expected to with him ‘motored to Seattle, across|| . office and Hospital 8 doors west.. g -t treet and Irvil . i %r:;;opl::;g:? by way of Bemid;i and land, Ore. From Portland they mo- Sed Stroel anl frvine av0 tored up the Columbia highway for| =—————— = " 50 s, 8aid to-be the most wonder-|; A . ; - s ful i!h“ in"the world. ‘At the GENERAL MERCHANDISE : ‘ ) it Heretofore there have been several differ- goi‘llt}l)d‘ ey ;‘fl"e‘ =0 aunty Mrs T P - & ences in the methods of quoting long distance 3 . A. Dowd“and from there motored 'eed, f A ,r:;'::g the’r‘;:i ::xlltge“:n::;ke’:w::% back to Yakl:lmin hl;[iss Bailey says W. G. SCHROEDER rates by various companies. . ¥ 5 the.. ed. 3.in the west are won- X 373 . to their ::n;e::lggi hay réturned Ryl oadsdn the wek a0 won|LiBemias, Minn Flions 5 At - , This resulted in much confusion because of g ey ’ S oon¢ | her sister, Mrs. F. E. Rathman and - h the many different conditions involved. This family of Jamestown, N. D. ] i g i was not only expensive but caused many diffi- : e the long distance lines. ' FAMILY REUNION. Beltrami County culties in operating the long Members of the W. L. Davies fam- ‘ ily gathered in Crookston yesterday e 8 for a family reunion which was held Traveler ;t the homé-of Mrs. W. L. Davies, 3 Lincoln avenue. During the past : week: the'family has been gathering WIH find a warm and with the exception of one or two members of the famiily, all were pres- ent. Among those in attendance at Dr. W, K. Denison—Dr. D. R. Burgess DENISON & BURGESS Veterinarians LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE " RATES ARE STANDARDIZED Phones: Office 8-R; Res. 99 Bemidji, Minn, BLAMCHEL SWELT : o Long distance service is often conducted over the wires of more than one company and fre- quently across state lines. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Phelps nd son . returned from an enjoyable: .motor trip to the'morthern part of the state ' Walker, also:viewing the beauties of r-Jtasca state::park, and visiting -an «uncle at Brainerd. Although'they ‘saw many:-interesting stghts,* thére|- iwas no country that appealed to “them like this locality.—Mflaca Tri. bune. PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT. Swedish ‘prayer meeting will be held at the home of August Elmquist { ‘tonight at:8 o’clock. ; W e the reunion were C. M. Tinker and { TO NEW POSITION. ' Ifamily of Ghicago, F.'R. Davies and |/ Miss Pansy Gary left yesterday af-\f,mify of Plummer, Dr. L. E. Davies for Arnegard, N. D., where ternoon of Chicago, Hal S. Davies and family .she has accepted a position as teach-|,¢ Fargo, W. P. Davies and family of T dyring the coming term. Grand Forks, Miss M. Helen and Miss Under the rates now established long distance service i8 on the same basis throughout the country whether it is inter-community, inter- company or interstate. It is available every- where on the same standard terms. welcome at FRL-SAT.-SUN. The West| Matinees Daily ; . AT THE MEETING POSTPONED. @ g el At e ol Minneapolis slephone-Exchangs Go. 3 The special meeting of the Turtle|family dinner last evening John River Working club, which was Crawford and the Misses Crawford, called * for: next Saturday at the|friends of the family were present. -Brown store in Turtle River village, | All returned to their homes tudny —_ has been postponed -indefinitely..... .,Crookston Daily.-Times.- -« - GRAND|W&, Service our watchword X