Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 7

FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1919 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ' PAGE SEVEN f S —yy e e e — m B R X j‘('é'llllllfllllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIII|IIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllllllllfllllllllllll|||l|||||llIIII|IIII|IlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’llllIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII|I|I|l||||||'h el KE KKK K F KK KKK KK There was a meeting of the Le- gion Saturday evening at Stechman’s at which Stanley Knott was appoint- ed adjutant temporarilly to take the place of Harold Kearick. "The boys decided to give a dance Friday, De- cember 12, in the Guild hall with lo- cal music. Buttons have been or- dered for the legion members. E. B. Alger, formerly of Tenstrike, spent Monday in town with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alger, who have been living at Sault St. Marie, since they moved from here three years ago, are now going' to make their home at Baudette, Minn., where Mr. Alger has business interests. Mrs. J. F. Hermann and her aunt, Miss Alice Byington, have gone to Crookston for a visit with relatives. and her aunt will remain indefinitely. Mrs. Hermann' will return Thursday Mrs. E. E. Schulke brought her little daughter, Violet home from St. Anthony’s hospital, last Saturday. Violet had her tonsils removed and is doing nicely now. Tenstrike people will not do mucl holiday shopping in Bemidji this year. .With only one passenger each way a day, they would have to re- main in Bemidji two nights, to shop one day. We are all hoping the weather will moderate so we may get a road to Bemidji for our cars and not have to depend on the M. & I. Miller & Gibson have moved 300 sheep from the Brookside sheep ranch down the line for the remain- ing winter months. James Hart, of Hope, N. D,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. E. F. Kreeger, for a few days. A number of young people took advantage of the train service Satur- day night by making the trip to Blackduck between the seven and ten o’clock trains. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- ian _church served a delicious supper at their sale Saturday evening. Everyone voted it a good “feed.” The sale was not such a success—most of the, articles being left over from previous years did not sell well. Harold Rearick has accepted a po- sition as bookkeeper at the Red Lake agency. e i ——— "An Ikntere’stin_g and Profitable Page of Christmas Shopping news To do a thing successfully and well requires time and thought. And ’as the enjoyment of Christmas depends to 4 considerable degree upon the care and deliberation with which one’s Christmas plans are carried out, tomorrow is none too soon to begin Christmas shopping. This store is filled with fine gift merchandise, of a quality that will bespeak your own good taste and the recipient’s appreciation. ' Out-of-Town Customers are requested to do their ordering as early as possible, so as to enable us to give you prompt and careful attention, Store will be open evenings until 10 p.m. beginning Thursday, December 18. [ Gift Handkerchiefs The Holiday Handkerchief Section is just teeming with every possible kind of delicate and practical ’kerchief for men, women and children. Gift hand- kerchiefs are packed in an attrac- tive gift box. They are the ever Qpreciated gifg. PR KKK KK KR * SHEVLIN. * KPR KKK RRKK KKK KK Miss Beatrice Pawek returned here Saturday after spending the week at the institute in Bagley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright and two children arrived here last week. They are visiting with Mrs. Wright's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiench, of this place. 1% Miss Anderson, former instructor ‘in the local school, arrived here Sat- urday. While here she visited with + - Miss Cecil Halton. < Mr. Eldevik was a Bemidji shop- per Saturday. F. A. Noyes was a business visitor in Alida Friday. P. L. Renne arrived here Saturday to spend the week end with his fam- ily. Clara also returned from Bag- ley, where she is attending school. Alf Rain and Mrs. Hamel were Be- midji visitors on Friday. - Miss Myrtle Rain, of Bemidji, ar- rived here Saturday. She visited © with her brother, Alf and returned to her home Sunday. Andrew Nelson returned to his home here Wednesday after visiting the past week with—his sister, Mrs. Martin Hippe, at Debs. . Mr. Nelson states that Mrs. Hippe is suffering from an attack of gall stones. Rev. Sorenson suffered from a prainful accident last week. ‘While working with a gasoline engine the fore-part of the week he caught his finger in the cogs and crushed it. Bernice Burfield is confined to her home this week with the mumps. Mr. Paulson and Mr. Burfield were Bemidji vlsitors Wednesday. F. A. Noyes was a Bagley visitor Thursday. Misses Ramstad, Swanlund and Noyes returned home Thursday after spending the week at Bagley for Clearwater county teachers’ insti- tute. . Mrs. Ervin Gordon, and Miss Verna Burfield were Bemidji shoppers Sat- urday between trains. Miss Bessie Larson visited Satur- day with Ethel Noyes and also at- tended the Shevlin-Bagley basket- ball game and dance, the same even- } i <37 The Ideal Gift ' Our entire stock of dependable Furs, reduced one-fourth, which offers you an exceptional oppor- tu?ity to-add Furs to your list of gifts. Don't forget the Tiny Tots Give them useful presents selected from our Infants’ Shop. Knit Sweaters, Cips, Bonnets, Hand Embroidered Dresses, All Wool Slip-On Sweaters (Just like Mother’s), Knit Booties, Blankets KEWPIE DOLLS SLEDS KIDDIE KARS - WAGONS TOY DOGS A SUGGESTION Give Mothfar a Skirt for Christ- mas. Our special offer, values SILKS Silk is a gift of. charm and distinction. They are 36 inches wide, in all the new and favored shades and colors. ST Our regular 75¢ values, | complete with cord and Our regular $3.00 Silk all- white or colored | frog. Messaline .............. $2.49 edges, special.......... 39¢c Special ......cccooeennnn. $6.98 ~e= ur Sanitary Markets ' Saturday’s Spocials - GROCERIES MEATS Monarch Coffee, 1h.... Beef Roast, 1b.........14¢c Extra Special—One p Coffee Free with order of nine Ibs. Beef Stew’ b...... ....10c Jonathan Apples, fine, per box....$3.15 Mutton Shoulder, 1b....20c Roman Beauty Apples, box.......$3.25 | Leg of Mutton, 1b......25¢ CAP OR TOQUE The appreciated gift for Little Brother and Sister, an all wool tassei cap or toque. . BATH ROBE BLANKETS Wonderfully handsome bath robe blankets. Rich in colorings and designs, BATH ROBE Don’t know what to give her? Well! How about a nice, comfortable, pretty Bath Robe. You know they are always appreci- ated. $7.50 to $9.75 BASKETS AND TRAYS Attractive Japanese Baskets and Trays. Made . in all the desirable shapes. Very reasonably priced. - OO OO e oo Sokmsupraiinged 451 Beclucs Ealiios, sarion iacs Mutton Stew, Ib.......10c FORDAD. R £ e 8s Cora Johnson return: - il . . & —3 = home at Clearbrook se,m,deay. Der Bulk Cocoa, b ... ] Rouqd Steak, Ib........20c Comfy All Wool Felt, Comfy Slipper, with soft cushion = ;)nl::i);l;Noyes accompanied her to Be- Peanut Butter, o . Sirloin S.teak’ Tb ceeee...25¢ in dark blue with soles; blue, red, brown, orchid, =E= Miss Mina Halvorson arrived here Honey n Comb ... Pork LOlnS, Tb L & e laed 25c 2.00 to $2.75 = from Grand Forks Saturday. While - Cranberries, b ... Fresh kR 25 smoke colored tops, black succiisinian $2.00 to $2. = here she will visit with her parents, esh Por Oast, h.... » i li = William Wiench spent Sunday CANDIES v : and cushion All Red or Blue Comfy Slippers = wllt\}l his x&ae}l{xts ll(t}n'e,I i Christmas Mixed, 1 ..o 29¢ SUGG.ETIO.NS . les, at $2.75 Children’s, sizes 6 to 1014, = e {5 Banpy DArCats ofl 8 aor o are Choice Box Candies, 1b.......50c to 95¢ ge_!;;y. Cgmmll\dm Me;t, l?ldl 80168, b s 5 PO R R $1.50 = arrived December 4. ; ickles, Swee! es, Sour Pickles . . e : 1.75 > NUTS . Ma- Misses’, sizes 11 to 2.....$1. Sh ts ; g : All Wool Comfy, in Ma. Approxigal{glyn?lomlgymken in Christmas Mixed, M....cccccooreeeeens. 39¢ Red $2.50 Moose Moccasins....$2.50 to $4.00 g:tthg basket b:la)ll game and dance Christmas Packages of Tobacco,‘ NOTICE roon Red .......... R ; . , P TGt e e e Jwoos Al e 75¢c to $1.75 . . Black All Wool Felt, Rubber Boots, in childs’ an ; i ipment . s o owns.~ Bagley wan very. well repro- FRUITS JupG areivedy 8. resh s with leather soles Misses, with tops that come sented. 5 : On account of the small hall the Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Apples, of Ludefisk. Extra Fine, 2.00 over the knees....$2.50 to $2.75 game was very much hindered. But Grape Fruit, Grapes. a ) T\ AR R $2. nevertheless the boys were right on the job. Shevlin had the advantage over Bagley in so far as they had Practice every night for several weeks, Line up for Bagley was: Larson, Courtney , Davids, Peterson, Olson,- Danfels. Shevlin—Paulson, H. Priebe, M. Harvey, Harvey, Rain, Rank. The score stood 17 to 13 in fayor of the local quint. After the gafne, a dance was given. Bagley's five piece orchestra furnished the music. On Saturday, December. 13, the Shevlin boys will meet the Bagley boys at the Bagley “gym.” If you can't follow the boys send them away with a cheer. | “Wishing You the. 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