Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 17, 1920, Page 5

Lois of houses, Let me sell you one, E.J. Willits, the landman, P o S "6t4-16 I ‘H. Swanson of Remer spent the ‘glay here yesterday.’ v . Carl Nelson of Nebish was a vis- itor-in the city today. Try a box of **whipped Creams,” af | Erwig’s News Stand. 2t4-17 Ji F. Deneen of Bagley w.as a Be- midji visitor on Friday. /. Olat Johmson of Boy River spent|Little Forks Times. Friday here on buginess. fters. Miss Lillian éollopy is quite ill at her home in Northern. Rex Warner of Puposky transacted husiness -here between trains Friday. . Joe Simpson of Remer spent the day here ygsterday on business mat- Williaj Rogers of Nary transacted business_in -Bemidji between - trains: yesterday. F. W. Langdon, the ice cream man of Bemidji, spent Tuesday here.— Mrs. EW Hall of Wiltofi~motored ick of Koor’s ice|to Bemidji ;yesterday and spent the 3. A. Stansky of* Remer was a Fri- day! visitor in Bemidji. .. ; i3 w. Place of International Falls . Wasa Ifi:iday caller here. oy : jlowland Hicks of Remer was a Be- midji business caller yesterday. 4-5tf|day here on business. Harry ' ‘ldgenign of Nymore went to Brainerd: last’evening on business. He will-remajn several days. Mr. and Mré. W.. A. Doran of Park ‘Rapids’ motored to. the city Friday toattend to business matters.’ ‘Louls I:‘I;eeman left Friday for his B C. Keu{lé “and family of Hines |home at Rine Island, after spending are spending t! ¢‘.da:( in Bemidji. - . / T 2 ®. F. Rossberg. of: Crookston was a ?uslnees caller here yesterday. f B. Burns of:Tronton spent the|they day here yesterday, on business, Y X ; ‘m!(r. and Mrs. Victor Petrie ‘and’ family of Redby spent the day here. i . ffom Swinson left today for Fertile, p n., where he will spend several days on business. i"i‘;eorge W. Cross, superintendent of the Red Lake Indian agency was a Friday visitor in this city. " On your way home, buy a box of “Whipped Creams,” only 49c at Er- wig’s News Stand. 2t4-17 " Mrs. 0. B, Bovold and Rudolph Carleon Were among the out of town callers from Big Falls yesterday. - Men do all the serving and cooking at the big supper at the Presbyterian church Wednesday night, April 21st. 1t4-47 i Miss Alice Elmquist and bro;.hf{, . Harry, left last night for Duluth, ‘where they will spend a wdek with “relatives: s : xteen inch mixed hara and soft siap wood for sale, $3.50 per load. Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 481. - Don't forget the ham and egg sup- per at the Presbyterian church on Waednesday evening, 8 o’clock. i 4 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stewart and ‘daughter, Helen, arrived last evening trém Napoleon, Ohio, where,they have spent the winter. . Miss ‘Evelyn Jarvis returned to her y ding a few days, the guest of Alice Blmquist.. - T3k [ 1 = ; "“rpake home & box of fresh *“Whip- d Creams.” Friday and Saturday ped specials at Brwig’s hews Stand, o 2t4-17 Miss Myrtlé Dunlap left this after- noon for Crookston where she will visit relatives over Sunday, return- ing to Bemidji on' Monday. ‘. A.'W. Hellenberg and L. D. Fletch- er of Coldwatér, Mieh., after spending the past two days here, left this morning for Cass Lake on nusiness matters. ‘Special designing service. Spencer Rejuveno corsets, surgica. supports. Mys. M. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Home appointments, if qesiréd. 1 mo5-9 W. P. Dyer of St. -P;ul, formerly . mipbrintendent of the Bemidil sefjools, arrived in the city today to néw acquaintances, and visit with _ ren ol friends. Bpecial designing service. Spencer Réfuveno corsets, surgical supports. H*ufio appointments, if desired. Mrs. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Phone b - 1 mo 5-6 ‘ unty Superintendent of Schools . McGhee, returned Friday.night from Red Lake, where he has been visiting schools in that vicinity for ‘past week. d{“ cash pald for Liberty Bonds, Liberty Bond ‘receipts. See G. ooléy | ati, Northern Grocery Co., duding the'day, orat Markham hotel. eyenings. 1117t Jessie B. Phillips left Thurs- ening for Mi#Y, N. D., to spent ) g‘f, yweeks visifing with her daugh- e Woman’s Study club entertain- his afternoon at the Commercial oms, each member having in- ted three guests. Oards and mu- sic;formed the chief source of amuse- ment, while some brought their hand wotk. Delightful refreshments were served, and a silver offering taken for the scholarship fund which ::lte clud ‘are porting. The committee .on art L ents consisted of Mrs. Thay- er ‘Bafley, chairman, Mrs. H. A. Nor- D J. H. Koors. d&s- }fection of ham and eggs, pan cakes T&F | him April 21“;1 t’:"l“,;, Crookston ‘arrived yesterday tq make ‘|home. home at Margie, this morning, after|from Clark, S. D,, Friday, where they some time visiting with Bemidji rela- tves and friends. Otto Morken and son, Owen, left Jast evening for Brainerd, where will spend several days visit- ing: with friends. 'F‘red Goughnour, proprietor of the Motor Inn, returned /last evening TON Shows af 7:30-9:10 THE BEMIDJI DAILY ;PIONEER IGHT - - Last Time / Ohiidron 100--Aduits 280 from a business trip of a week in}|. the Twin Cities. Mrs. Monday evening for Bemidji, where she will visit her parents for a few days.—Little Forks Times. . Mr. and Mrs. Christ Olson of Island Lake were in Bemidji yesterday, en route to Rochester, where they will consult specialists at the Mayo hos- pital regarding Mr. Olson’s health. Ervin McPherson, who is attend- ing the State Normal school at Be- midji, visited his parents in Walker over Sunday and also attended the American Legion chow party at the club rooms Monday evening.—Walk- er Pilot. 'by far prefer staying here but as his family was at Bemidji it was up to suit.—Cass to follow Lake Times. George _Hefford "and family of their home.on théir farm three miles Inorthiwest of Bemidji. Mr. Hefford ‘|has been a freight conductor on the: Great Northern road for some time, and will make his farm his future * Mr. and Mrs. Gust Larson returned aftended the funeral of Mrs. Lar- son’s sister, Mrs. Ruth Nielson, who pagsed away at her home at Mentor, death being caused by acute appendi- citis. Mrs. Larsen has been with-her sister most of the past two weeks. NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE’S SOCIETY The Young People’s society of the Norwegian Lutheran -Free church will meet in the church Sunday for the afternoon, at 3 o’clock.- After the meeting refreshments will be served by Mesdames Ed. Akre, A. O. kre and Thomas Nygaard. HIGH SCHOOL DOINGS Th&\ boys and girls glee club -will give a cantata in the month of May, entitled *“Building of the Ship.” Prospects are bright for an active season in track athletics. Interest is awakening and the warm weather will bring out the out-door psort act- tivities., The Junior English classes on Mon- day openly debated on the ‘‘Results of the Proposed Mill Strike” also “Whether the United States Should Help Germany to Get on Her Feet Financially.” Miss Grant of Normal school facul- ty, gave ‘readings from Kipling. The issuing of sweaters and 'letters. was deferred until some future date. JUVENILE SHOWER. About thirty friends and neigh- bors surprised Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wickham at their home, 1414 Minne- sota avenue, last evening at an April appreciation shower for Mary Janet, the two-montas-old daughter adopted by them on April 12th. Mary Janet’s health was in criti- cal condition at the time she was adopted, but she is now getting strong and healthy under the splendid and loving care being given her by her 'new .parents. She received many pretty and useful gifts. ‘A fine lunch was brought by the self invited guests, and all spent a most pleasant evening. The biggest feast for 75c in the country, will be given at the Ham and Egg supper at. the Presbyterian church on_ Wednesday, April 21st, from five to eight o'clock. It will be a feast‘of fun as well as a feast of good things. Men-who have been expert cooks all their lives, will be on the job in their white aprons and caps, to show the ladies how to do it. The staff of | waiters will be composed entirely of men. Let everyone make it a point to come, and be ready to begin with grape fruit and then realize the per- and pure maple syrup, also all the lother. good things that go to make a supper complete. g S.. E. 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A tense story about an - @ Frank Carrier and wife left yester- , ’, day for Bemidji-where they will “ . make their home. ‘‘Frank’ says he ' \ o y has no kick on Cass Lake and would} i YTELL InNCThE RiGHT Or tWa: ~ FEATURING ~ BERT LYTELL Supported by a Gapable Cast of Well Known Screen P,lai;'rera' A superb picturization of the-drama which won the Author his ;glgnight- Matinee 2:30 fofindg'tru‘e Billie West _) FOX NEWS { Two “Mightiest of All” @eleiVer who happinessonthe eve of despair i Reél'f(‘;oinedy REX UNION ORCHESTRA Nights 7:20 and 9:00 3 REX Woiay HARRY CAREY King of the Gallopers, in “A Gun Fighin’ Gentloman” A ramping, roaring, rollocking romance of the west, that gives Harry Carey unusual opportun- ities in a rugged, virile part. 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