Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 1, 1920, Page 5

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER - Lots of ‘hrmsea Let me sell you; bne. E. J. wnms. the landman. ° L. Olson and wife visited at Bemid- ji yesterday.—Cass Lake Times. * Take home a drick of Koor's . ice cream. 4-5tt Claude Watkins and mmily have moved to Bemidji.—Cass Lake Times. H A. Rahier of Brainerd was a business visitor in Bemidji yesterday. .$60,000 to loan on farms. Dean .Land Co. 5-1tf ¥“6. A. Paulson of Pillager spent the day here on Friday on business. " J. W. Crandall ‘of "Beuna Vita spent the day here on business yester- day. Miss Hazel Grandy was a Bemidji visitor over Sunday.—Casss: Luke Times. 3 * Miss Apna Tardy of F‘rfinn_ was on out of town shipper in-Bémidji yeetordey, " -Mert Benton of Minot, N D.. Is vis- iung friends in’ Bemldjl and vicinity for a week. ‘A. B. Frost and wife of" Nymore v{sfied friends here Sunday.—Cass Lake. Times. ‘Mrs. Ole Olsen of Clearbrook, was the between train guests of Bemidji frlends Ffldny. . ‘Mrs. Peter Larkin of 'l‘urtle River . called on friends in Bemidji between trains Thursday. ' ‘" Mrs. J. Lease of Nary was in Be- inidji yesterday to’ consult medical “4@vice for her baby. . 1.H, Swanson, A. T. Gilbertson and AL H. Witter of Remer weré*Friday _vlsltorl in this city. * “The Harmonick Glée club: wlll sing at the Sunday evening service at the Scandinavian Lutheran church, . Anyone wishing new boneé corset - appointments, call 114-W, Mrs. A. E. Head. Will be in the city but a short time. : 1d6-1 Special designing service. Spencer Rejuveno corsets, surgical supports. Home appointments, if desired. Mre. ."M. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Phone 486. 1 mo 5-6 Fred Tatro and family arrived this week from Glendive, Mont., and will . make their home here, if they can se- cure a location. < left yesterday for Mankato, where they will spend six weeks wéth Mrs. +Liambert’s parents st ‘Mrs. Ida Sandland returned last evening from Bemidji, where she vis- ited her father, George Chenny, the . past few days.—Hibbing Daily Trib- une . " Misses Mary Craig and Mary Mc- Gowan of «.rand Rapids arrived in the city Friday afternoon to spend Saturday here. They expect to re- turn to their home Sunday.: 8por cash pald for Liberty Bonds, and Liberty Bond receipts.. . See G ‘8. Hooley ‘st Northern Grocery Co. ' quring the day. or at Markham hotol. ‘evenings. 1117t . Mr., Frank Lycan of Bemidji was a . guest of his brother, W. S. Lycan ! yesterday en route to the cities where .. he will spend a few days.—Crookston . Daily ‘Times. Mrs. A. Weatherby, formerly of Be- midji, but now residing in Inter- national Falls, is in the city visit- ing with old friends and looking af- . ter her property. interests here. Miss Marvel Bolden.closed-a very successful term of school in district 34, last week. A picnic was given on Friday, and Miss Bolden returned to her home at Clearbrook Monday. County Agricultural agent, D. V. ' ‘Dvoracek and family arrived last eve- - ning from Dassel, Minn., and have _taken apartments at the home-of Rev. . Blaine Lambert, 1205 Dowey avenue, for the present. -~ The “Backward Soe€ial” .given in - the basement of the Methodist church last evening by the Philatpea class . was a decided social success. There were about thirty present, and every ‘one had a good time. Nice refresh- . ments were served. Frank Maddon of Big Falls, is con- fined to St. Anthony’s hospital, with injuries sustained recently when the ‘team he was driving were instantly Xkilled by 4 passing train. Mr. Mdfidon narrowly escaped. with his life, but has three bad breaks in ome limb, ‘besides other bad bruises. His con-| ‘dition is critical at present. ;" J. G. Oman and wife were at Be- {midji Saturday where they celebrated ‘their fifteenth wedding anniversary. It so happened that the date was also the anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gilbertson, ‘and also the birthday anniversary of ‘R. A. Phelps, an@ so among the three families a good time was had which lasted from Saturday unul Monday morning.—Cass Lake Times. Drs. ,Ltmn & Larson, Optmem If trou- bled - with ¢ headaches, * nervousness or eye dis- orders of any hnd needing ‘glasses or glasses repaired, consult them. Artificial eyes fitted. Mr. and Mfs. A. 0. Hoganson mot- ored to Minneapolis this morning, 6t4-16 | where they will spend several days on business. Dr. F. A. Hass and Laurence Har- ley left yesterday for Wheaton, Minn., where they will spend the day, re- turning with Doctor’s car. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dugas, formerly of this city, have purchased half* in- terest in the Rainbow cafe at Baker, Ore., and will have entire charge. Mrs. Paul Pagle and Mrs. Martha King of Becida were among the out of town shopper in the city yester- day. They also called on friends. Mrs. Margie Sawyer of Buck Lake was in Bemidji Thursday en route to Grant Valley. where she will visit for a few days with her mother, Mrs. H. N. Wilson. Mrs. A. E. Head will arrive the first of the week from Ladysmith, ‘Wis., to spend a short time with Be- midji friends and attending to mat- ters of bussness. E. W. Nix, auditor of the Kenfield- Lamoreaux Co., and H. N. Stronck, assistant general manager, both of Chicago, are in the city on business connected with the local plant. Earl Towle returned home last eve- ning from twenty-two months service in the Panama Canal zone. He ar- rived in the States on March 24, and received his discharge from Camp Dix, N. J. At a meeting of the Ladies’ Aid of St. Phillip’s church this week a beautiful quilt, which was made by the society, was raffled off. Mrs. John McCormack drew the lucky number, 93, and is the proud owner of the beautiful quilt. The Willits Booster club were roy- ally entertained at the Rex theatre at 10 o’clock this morndng. A film entitled “The Man of th est” was shown to a big crowd of youngsters, and the city Boy’s Band played dur- ing the entire showing. The nfialr was a big success. h Mr. and Mrs. H. Mayne Stanton are to be the honor guests at the meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion, at the Bemidji Civic and .Commerce association rooms on Monday evening. The reg- ular meeting will be held at 8 o’clock after which there will be a social session. “Five Hundred” will be played and refreshments served. All , ‘ The: Degree of Honor lodge will hold their regular meeting on Mon- day evening at the I. 0..0. F. hall. Mrs. L. A. Geiser of Barnesville, Minn.,, Grand Vice-President of the order will be here for the meeting. Refreshments will be served, and all members are urged to be present. NOTICE FOR BIDS Bids will be received by the doard of Education, District No, 7, for .40 \nlndgw shades, sizes 32)(82 up to 41x8 Address Supt. R. O. Bagley, Bemidji, Minn. 3t5-4 THE LAST DAY Tomorrow will be the last day of the present series of evangelistic meetings held in the First Baptist church. These meetings have been full of interest, and may be testified to their helpfulness. The church has been filled night after night to hear the sermons and expositions of of the word of God, and to take part in the singing and testimony. Mr. Moyer will preach his last sermon to- morrow night, on the theme "Saying Good-bye."” MAKE YOUR NOMINATION FOR PRETTY GIRL CONTEST On another page of this issue there appears an advertisement calling at- tention to the pretty girls contest which is being c¢onducted in this city and to which all High school girls are eligible to enter. Winners are to be selécted by.the public at showings on the screen at a local theatre, it is planned. Everyone in- terested is urged to make their nom- inations for this contest on the blank which appears in the advertisement for this purpose. The local winners will have their pictures published in the -Duluth News Tribune and will compete in the contest staged there. ELKS’ OVERALL DANCE PROVED DECIDED SUCCESS Overalls of various species, khaki trousers and khaki coveralls were in abundance among the men at the “overall” dance given by the Bemid- ji lodge, B. P. 0. E. No. 1052 last night at its temple. Only two ladies donned the overalls and . these two each received a box of chocolates to show the committee’s appreciation. Wash dresses and gingham frocks with aprons were the style for the evening among the ladies who looked very neat in them indeed. Music for the -occasion was furnished by the three piece Syncopators orchestra. A most enpoyable evening is reported by all, MARKHAM REGISTER Friday’s register at the Markham included E. H. Broberg, George R. Edmond, W. E. Filion, 0. T. Arne- son, E. F. Nugent, George Johnson, Morrill, James E. Schleicher, K. R. Halvorson, J. Selvig of Minneapolis, Harry Johnson, S. E. Freeman, J., A. J. Linden, M. Litman, M. B, Young, J. M. Drew, and Miss Eloise L. Calfhan of St. Paul; BE. L. Lieb- man, M. 8. Marcus, E; W. Nix, M. N. Stronok.,n B. Bright, and L. W. Kery. of Chicago; W. A. Bush of Win- nnpe ot H, A. Rahier of Brainerd; C. A. gon ‘of Pillager; R. P..Holles of ‘Shayta, Wis.; J. Golcz and S. P. Albright of Duluth; J. R. Blackburn, 6t-Waghburn, Wis.; and P. F. Keck of New York. CONNELLY FUNERAL FRIDAY AT 9 A. M. The funeral of the late mrs. Mar- tin J. Connelly of Bemidji will be held -on Friday morning. -Requiem high mass will be celebrated at St. Augustine’s church at 9 o ‘clock, and interment will be made in Calvary Mrs. Connelly was a member of the. W. C. 0. F., St. Agatha Court, of Be- idfl‘nnd«n( the Madern Sq.qwmans —St.~Cloud Daily Times, Apr' l!- 9. " Coment.Coated Natl Approximately one-tenth of the wire nafls manufactured asg now cement coated, according to H. A. Knight, who writes on' the subject in the Iron-Age ((New York). -The nalls are coated by 'shaking them up in a hot tumbling barrel with a compound consisting mafnly of: resin, from which they issue with a thin, tough coating which great- 1y increases their holding power. The triction of the driven nail with the wood melts the cement and forms a glue, which makes fast the nail—Lit- erary Digest. . 2 Not Nowadays. . Lndles of quality originally wore _.masks either to protect their complex- jons or out of modesty to prevent them from being recognized while out of doors. Foxy Birds. Many birds have the trick of tum- bling along on the ground in front of sportsmen in order to draw them away from thelt nests. Subscrive for the Ploneer. TAACE Mams AEGISTERED. Rex Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY Kathryn Adams and Frank Mayo “THE BRUTE BREAKER” A Picture as Big as Its Big Woods Settings Rugged as its mountains and strong as its primeval rocks— a great picture of a bold man’s ascendancy- over trouble-makers in the blg lumber camps of. the North Woods. A drama beautiful with inspiring romance and featurmg two popular stars in roles which will make them live in your memory. great outdoors picture is as gaed as a day in the woods. An hour at this COMING—Marshall Neilen, in “RIVERS END” COMING—Anita Stewart, in “FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS” WALLACE REID —IN— “EXCUSE My DUST” A Paramount-Artcraft Picture with - “Mrs. Blaine Lombert and children | THREADED Rub- ber Insylation, which is always to be i found between the " plates of the Still Bet- - | % ter Willard, doesn’t “fVAUDEVILLE| & members of the auxiliary, those eli-|J. Stoenberg, S. Hanlin, W. J. Kistler, gible to membership, and their gen-|M. Brown, M. J. Cort, F. H. Sliver- tleman escorts, are especially invited. "jck, A. P. Place, C. G. Atwell, T. O. Theodore Roberts—Ann Little Tully Marshall N ity SPECIAL MUSIC, NIGHTS Willard Service Sta- . tion_ will -tell you just as we do, that Threaded Rubber never gives the battery owner cause to worry about reinsulation, a statement that can- not be truthfully made of any ordie nary insulation. BEMIDJI AUTO CO. Phone 118-W 412 Minnesota Ave. Bemidji * Also “Big V” Comedy ¢ “PIPE DREAMS ‘ AND PRIZES”" GRAND--- Tonight Shows at 7 30 and 9:00 15¢_an and 30c CHARLEY VAN in Late Songs Esperance& Willoughby | in a Jazzy Song and Dance 5 Review TONIGHT—LAST TIMES Pictures ' *. Peggy Hyland in “FAITH” HALLROOM BOYS in ‘Chicken Hunters’ - A Two-Part Comedy Sunday - ONLY - I | Dobll;g MATINEE =" 2:30 (fl Man " ” Oud'" ahp e Children 10c—Adults 25¢ THE OBRIGHT SISTERS TRIO A New MUSICAL EGYPTIAN NOVELTY—Violin Duets, Cornet i Duets, ‘Egyptian Dances i —]IN— “TERROR ISLAND” A l’eremount-Artcn.ft Picture Six Smashing Reels of Love, Thrill and Adventure ‘ With LILA LEE and a mammoth cast . Battle and rescue beneath the waves. Strange rites on a barbarous isle. Subma- rine race to salvage sunken treasure. Love, villainy, mystery, sensational feats of daring and escape. All in six smashing reels of blood-stirring melodrama, made mjraculous by the genius of Houdxm. A BIG SPECIAL FEATURE—NOT A SERIAL ! Sunday Evening 15¢-30c CHARLEY VAN in Lage Songs ' ‘DARDENELLA and ‘DADDY’ Esperance & Willoughby in a Jazzy Song and Dance Review s i PR Wm. S. HART In One of His Best Pictures “BLUE BLAZERS RAWDEN” NIGHT SHOWS AT 7:20 and 9:00 Children 20c—Adults 35¢ GRAND -Sunday Sunday Matinee 10c-25¢ Monday & Tuesday, Matinees 10c-20c—Nights 10c-25¢ DELIGHTFUL MUSIC—ELKO ORCHESTRA—SUNDAY NIGHT ELIO SUN-MON-TUES 9