Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 11, 1920, Page 5

PAGE FIVE THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER prenomenal as to make tfié mvortg..r cow’s production .an apology for its existence. TARE MEETING THIS EVENING GIVES LBS. ANNUALL :‘h; lBefii‘;lijl local of Retail Clerks i 31149 S ¥ and- Sales] es will hold a very in- teresting session this evening at the ! (By International News Service) Moose hall. Several new 'members Essondale, B. C., May 11.-——When a cow produces more than 33,000 will be admitted at this time. Plans - for entertainments for the coming Hlnt pounds of milk in a year she is en- summer will be taken up for discus- titled to a big name. That is perhaps why the world champion develdped sion and it is especially urged that all be present. here by the Colony Farm is named | G. Lindan of Hines was a Bemidji H, Bllling\s, of Thief River visitor on Monday. Falls, spent Sunday in Bemidji. Take home a brick of Koor’s ice Dance—Moose Hall, May 12th, by cream. 4-6tf| W. 0. M. L. Jazz Orchestra. 2d5-12 R ) Zarilda Clothilda 3rd Dekol, No. 14, A F. W. Willson of Brainerd was a| A, P. Ritchie and family are mov- | FATHER OF MRS. C. E. ALDRICH Gl " " | 887. She is a pure-bred "?015""""1" £ X visitor in the city on Monday. ing out to Meadow Dale farm this DIES FROM SERIOUS INJURY AY » {noush.the iworld e record iis, held 7 ? > J. B Bu;-ns of Ironton spent Mon: i Mr. and:Mre. C. B. Aldrich, were i \ b:' é'll;i“g: ;cartradz"{fld?;; e waics s G B s ; of & .6 pounds of milk was under i i i day here on business matters. Mrs. C. C. Foster visited her sons :::,lge: otto'rg?::e'iuxirm;‘;n:,m:n ns‘:xl:? o 3 strictly official test, so that under fi(::.mm;;:::f i s:lll: i a at Bemildji this week.—Mizpah Mes-|day. by the sad anmouncement that = such conditions this royal temale bo- % holstering. - $50,000 to 1dan on farms. Dean|senger. - Mrs. Aldrich’s father, Mr. Mathson, ; i vine quadruped is hailed as world's|| P 3 i Land Co. 5-1tt had been seriously injured on Sat- champlon of champions. . = - GENERAL REPAIR SHOP 3 Zarilda's average production for STAHL & JACOBS . : A. M. Bagley returned this morn- Albert Keer, of Becida, transacted |ing from Minneapolis, where he went business xq.Bemidji yesterday. Sunday evening on business. urday, his eighty-eighth birthday. He passed away less than a hour be- fore they arrived on Sunday, having been a resident of that community for over forty years. MARY JANET WICKHAM 1 L DIED MONDAY MORNING{ - & wlll The T. J. Wickham home at 1414 { A ; 1 Minnesota avenue, has been saddened S by the death of their three months \ old adopted daughter, Mary Janet, early yesterday morning, after sev- eral days illness. The funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock. Rev. Blaine Lambert offi- ciating. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery. g | C. G. Hankey, assistant county su- MANY WAIST LINES-MEASURED perintendent of schools, left last| A very pleasant evening was spent night for Kelliher where he will vis- by the many who attended the “Waist it schools today. - From there he will | Line” social given in the basement go to other schools along the M. & of the Presbyterian church last even- I railway, visiting at Hines tomor-|ing. A sketch entitled, “T"e Neigh- TOW. bors,” was given by pupils of the Nor- mal school under the able direction . - ; the design. T! i LICENSED T0 MARRY -, |of Miss Kavanangh Those Whol giye, o6 andl tepw Bty oot 1n License to marry was granted by Deliapi’aquin EslhercMc(;l::e z)slse: one. Medium size requires 37% yards Clerk of Court ¥°W. Linodu (W3 |Skinvik, Margaret Romen, 7 uoine | 40-inch material, with 2 yards rib- Itl‘mlrel:l?); uxl:)\'uvh Siatten und Lylvid|Young, Isabelle Hankey; also Messrs. bon for the sash and 8% yards elers Nywore. Raymond Nelson, and Ervin McPher- | trimming for necz and cape. : - son. All played their parts well and | Plctorial Review Negligee No. 8344 Don’t forget the Fireman's dance BUYS BACON BUILDING merited the hearty applause that was | Sizes, small, medium, large. Price, Perl Barnell has purchased the Wednesday night, May 12th, at the given them. Every one appreciated | 25 cents. armory. TES 2t5-11 |building owned by C. M. Bacon on|the fact that Miss Kavanaugh kind- Thh‘_d ._street betwéeri: Beltrami and|ly consented to repeat the sketch at Sam Pequin of Eckles, was one of Bemidji avenues. this time. . yesterday’s businees ° visitors - here g A social time was enjoyed after from out of town. _ . ALLIANCE MEETING TONIGHT |the program, and light refreshments : An adjourned meeting of the Citi- | were served. The ladies realized a Mrs. 'R. Rickford of Kelliher, was nice sum of money, as well as provid- the between train guest of Bemidji ed a.pleasant social evening for the friends on Monday. large gathering present. { the past three years is 31,149 pounds 0 Bem: of milk, and her production ever since 811 s‘;;hls;'“s dji she was two years old has peen so one Nels Flesvig of Pinewood, clerk of school district No. 76, was a Be- midji business visitor today. Rex Theatre TODAY HARRY CAREY In a Play of Strength and Tenderness “ Marked Men” From the Wonderful Story by The Wonderful Writer PETER B. KYNE “THE 3 GODFATHERS" When the great Saturday Evening Post writer, Peter B. Kyne, conceived the plot of this enthralling story, he was at his best, for no story carries a finer idea, a more perfect plot and so great a lesson as does this story of the three godfathers, picturized in “Marked Men.” Lost in the stifling heat of the south- western desert with a newly born baby, three bandits— But what’s the use of spoiling so fine a play for you when you can see what happened and enjoy every wonderful flash of this photodrama on the screen. Don’t miss it. Jack Dempsey in “Daredevil Jack” “FLAME OF WRATH” Joe Simpson of Remer was a Be- mlqji business visitor yesterday. Dance—Moose Hall. 'May 12th, by W. O.:M. L. Jazz Orchestra. 2d5-12 Mrs. George Kreatz and Mrs. W. Z. Robinson left last evening for Minne- aolis to attend the Grand Chapter of the order of the Eastern Star. They will be gone a week or ten days. W. H. Elletson left the latter part of the week for Barnesville, Minn,, and Lake Pelican, where he will vis- it with relatives and ‘do ‘some carpen- ter work.. He.expects to be gone a month or six weeks. J. R. Abraham of Olivia was a Monday business caller in this city. A good time assured at the Fire- man’s dance, May 12th at the Arm= ory. 2t5-11 Judge B. F. Wright of Park Rap- ids was a Bemidji visitor yesterday. A delightful negligee in eoft pink flannel trimmed with marabout. If desired, the model may be lined with China gilk, or the order of the materials may be reversed. A ruch ing of ribbon or lace makes quite as attractive a trimming as the marabout and lessens the expense of M. F. Maynard of Long Prairie spent the day in this city yesterday. Everybody invited to the Fire- man’s dance, May 12th at the arm- ory. 2t5-11 Miss fiéfiny éreenberg of Minnea- polis, spent ‘Sunday with Bemidji friends. Miss Julia Berg arrivea yester- day to spend the week in Bemidji on business. g A A A A A A A A A A A A A A USES TELEGRAPH TO PREACH GOSPEL The “telegraph preacher” is the unique title which has been given te Ramon of Managua, San Salvador. Ramon won this title from bis use ef zen’s Alliance will be held this even- ing in the Masonic bpilding at 8 o’clock. All membersare requested to be present as muc¢h important business is to be transacted. ‘We have a few cashlhu)iz'sdto&r WOMAN'S éTUDY CLUB uses Bemidji. Tagle: n reiseefll] c‘m::fny. ey t5-15 INEW PRINCIPAL ENGAGED ANNUAL MEETING | the telegraph wire to reach fellow op- : FOR m‘OQ)NSOLmATED The \Woman's Study club held their | erators. Converted some years ago by Miss Anderson and Miss H. Ander-| Charles Rodewald ~ of Wisconsin |of officors for the coming vear at the | in American Baptist woman missios- san of Sebeka were among the Be-|has been engaged as principal for the | Library Monday auemog‘n'_ dvary in. | 8r¥» Ramon became a raliroad worker. miaji visitgx:s yesterday. et i{infs consolidated school for the|teresting and complete reports on one| He 18 station agent at Managus. In .John Steckman of Tenstrike, Wwas lglx:ailllgr yv?;& lgecmnm;: i;:f:cefixall;' gt glfmt,hew:.zst su:cgsstn}l ye;fs N th: :h 4 quidt Hours df the. plebt he sits i rea all o gospel t.lg:ga‘cto:ehe:: t;::;::::}t business)Greenbuseh at 'a? ~1n§:r§ase in sal-|committees. F‘ollozving‘ are-c:;sicgg: n:n::u::lhll;dk:: :::e:le?hloe: makes ary. B President, Mrs. G. M. Palmer; vice-| other operators ponder. He has a rec- - N—OTICE N president, Mrs, L. P. Warford, record- 'ord of many conversions through his ing secretary, Mrs. D. L. Stanton;| unvgugi methods.. His wife, formerly To the Women’s Civic club, Park {corresponding secretary, Mrs.” Harry ‘6 ‘ob- thik g t » Board, and. others interested.. Call{Xoors; treasurery Mrs. ¥. ‘Essler. whee ies “cantinas,” or salosma, and see our display of trees, shrub-{ During the year the meetings have 018 - these because of ber converson. e pal Bory bery and plants. You can do no|been supported with great interest | W¥tension of werk in Sal Salvader and slab wood for sale, $3.60 per S better for your money. Our prices|and very good programs were given, | other Oentral American countries 18 Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 481. alre flghth ll;ansles with blossoms the | Two of the membership roll were tak- | provided in the New *World Movement ) size of a dollar. Phone 363-J or call |en off because of leaving the city, | of Nerthern Baptista, which, betwesn l.eyA'Clg" C}\?flls)on::;:rg‘mad?fllloz;:: gt 2004 (Ilrgne avenue, south of |but others have been chosen to fill| Apefl 35 and May 3, will raise $100. e ,» N. D, reenwood Cemetery. 4d5-6 | their places, mak th i many & week visiting relatives and friends. ; Te: . omplgt:. ey “llli s ea‘;:;‘lbzfsg“ll; 000,000 to l-n_«umm 5 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE FOR $85 to their Normal scholarshipyj. Probably. : Those wishing “Nu-bone” appoint- UNT! UB fund. ments, phone 114-W, Mrs. A. E. The memlgeorship Rc':oymg]i:‘ttee Iosf ?I}g During the past two years, the club Bix—Who was it said that the unex- Head.. In the city but a short time.|p. 145 Gountry club met Monday |DB2Ve abandoned the support of the pected always happens? 3t6-13 | . voni q . Redpath, Bntertainment Coursel Dix—I don’t know. Wasn't it some- vening and formulated plans for an which they formerly brought to the|body: connected with the weather bu- active mémbership campaign. Names of elligibles to members: _|entertainment lovers of the city, but}reau? 8 Aip were com many will he pleased to know -they piled and given out to' the various committeemen, p have secured a Redpath course of secure as soon a:i::ssi‘b étmc“u“s Yl five entertainments for the coming g season. They will also put-on a “tag o NOTICE" day” in the near future for the rais-| to18ry dispute? Tk ot et o ning | IE Of funds. They have decided to No pistols In the dispute at all. bl edogsdn:n ing|send their president, Mrs. Palmer,|They took it out in letter-writing.” accorfin ;’0 rg ,"{e‘“ f‘grd_agged' and several other delegates to the oA E: 10 provisions oi 1nance | gistrict convention to be held at Cros- Manhattan Island. 516 G by the fore part of June. “They tell me New York is located Rex Union Orchestra Night 7:20 and 9:00 10c and 26¢ Matinee 2:30 Mr and Mrs. J. C. McGhee enter- tained Mr. and Mrs."A. P. Ritchie at 5 o'clock: dinner, Suntay. eveping. . "+ . Sixteen inch mized hard and soft G RA” Toq'g#gk%dw | o e FIPVRRSI L £ Miss Agnes Billings, stenographer for Drd. Larson & Larson, went to ‘Thief River Falls yesterday to spend a few days on business. ““'Spot cAsh’ paid‘for Liberty Bonds, ‘See G.’B. Hooley at Northern Gro- cery Co., during the day, or at the Markham hotel evenings. 1117tf .- Nothing Like That. “Did those two men have an epls ; 'Th_ere will be services in the First ‘Sean Lutheran church to- Unlicensed dogs at large after May :’.;',’:2{,?‘2?:,3.,5 at 8 o'clock, to com-[20th, 1920, will be picked up and on a parrow neck of land.” me : disposed of. tndian’s Cradle. “Yep, sort of an island, entirely sur ay. memorate Ascension Day Licenses can be obtained at offite The papoose cradle, or “Pa-bi-chi,” | rounded by advertisements.” of city clerk. % S is found in every Piute dwelling, and # is the masterpiece of the Indinn mother’s achievements. carriage in one, it holds the youth- ful scion Jashed and shawl-bound and safe and content. — Opportunity for Every Boy. Tt was a wise dispensation of Provi- dence to have invented so many games for boys that every bhoy can pick out at least one iu which he can excel all rivals, and have the memory of his prowess to support him when he has grown old. - “Mrs. B.'J. Brouillard returned Sunday morning from St. Paul. While THOS. BAILEY, there, she was the guest of Mr. 9d5-19 Chiet of Police. and Mrs. J. C. Tennstrom. Two Views. Cradle and| “No, I never visit the pawnshop. 1 don't like the principle of the thing.” “It's the interest that I don't like.” ’ BOX KITE DISPLAYS .. .. RECRUITING BANNER ‘““Men wanted for the U. S. Army” read the sign which was displayed Monday afternoon from the rope at- tached to a large box kite wbich was flown high over the city and allowed to remain there for some time. Con- siderable interest was displayed by those out of doors at the time and a novel scheme of advertising resulted. GRACIE POST TO HAVE MEMORIAL FIRING SQUAD Plans are being made to have an American Legion firing squad to rep- resent the Ralph Gracie post in con- nection with the Memorial Dal ser- vices. Men from the National Guard company who are members of the American Legion will be asked to constitute the squad. This action was taken as a result of a request from the G. A. R. when y arrangements were being made for| preservation of the road itself and’a the Memorial services. Appropriate| subStantial addition to the value of gervices featuring the G. A. , the| adjoining property. No matter how G. A. R. Circle and the American Le- | smooth and well constructed the trav- gion are being planned for Bemidji| eled road may be, if the roadside is this year. not properly cared for, the highway as a whole will not give a good impres- MARKHAM REGISTER sion. Macadam or gravel roads par- Among those registered at the| yogiarly need the protecting shade of Markham on Monday were C. R. Rauk, A. M. Kiehle, W. E. Lebar- trees. ron, W. E. Kinman, W. L. Lee, A. S. Dean, James B. McMillan, F. W. Wirfs, B. Allison, 1. P. Weiner, and V. C. Ulbrich of Minneapolis; F. W. Willson, P. V. Humphrey of Brain- erd; C. A. Boalt, W. S. Sylvester, H. A. Halverson, John W. Owens, D. J. Shea and L. J. Rauen of St. Paul; H. 0. Blodgett and E. L. Monroe of Duluth; R. S. Carter of Fargo, N. D.; ® C. E. Mills, A. J.l Hu{tzéer, r!?d M:[‘ Cost of Good Road. Optometrists. trou-|Mahon; R. Merrell of Superior; M.| ¢ pas been found that it costs about bled with headaches,|F. Maynard of Long Prairie; Albert $2,500 a mhe to bulld a really first- nervousness or eye dis-| Hass and E. L. Balz of Mason City, [ Ol " 00g hut when it is properly kind, Iowa.; C. L. Shieron of Faribault; . it is as t a8 them. | George S. Lowry of Chicago; and C. constructed Jermanen - 10, Collett of Cedar Rapids, Towa. i Samuel"Goldwyn .andiRex!Beach present ‘ ‘Mrs. L. A. Knight, mother of G. S. Knight, arrived last evening from Omaha, Nebr., for a visit of a few days with the Knight family. — Tonight, Last Times MAURICE TOURNEUR presents JACQUES FUTRELLE’S Famous Novel ‘MY LADY’S! GARTER” Every.Seen" e a Thrill or a Spectacle with WYNDHAM STANDING " SYLVIA BREAMER —also— “GEE WHIZ” Mack Sennett Comedy ELKO : Tonight, Last Times § ‘. "Mrs. Charles Rowe returned on Monday to her home at Villard, Minn., after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Ray and fam- L ily. Miss Bernice Olson returned to Rer home at Shevlin, after spending the ‘week-end at the home of her friend and former school mate, Mr4 Paul » ‘Mealio. Spot cash pald for LiIberty Bonds, ‘and Liberty Bond receipts. See G. B. Hooley at Northern Grocery Co., during the day, or at Markham hotcl. svenings. 1117t Rev. George Backhurst went to Du- luth to attend a meeting called to consider .details in connection with ‘the election of a Co-Adjutant Bishop " -“at the conventfon on June 1st. PROPER CARE FOR ROADSIDE Means Substantial Addition to Value of Adjoining Property and Aids Appearance. Proper attention to the roadside means a definite increase in the pleas- ure of traveling over it, a positive ! The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will meet tomorrow afternoon in he basement of the church. Mrs. Sonstrud, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Stevenson will entertain. Every one most cordially invited, Add to Social Advantages. Good roads add to social advan- tages. They strengthen the country church, tend toward better living, bring & good class of people into a commonity, and help to hold a bigger share of the best boys and girls on the farm. . Rev. George Backhurst will deliver the baccalaureate address to the graduating class at Cass Lake next Sunday. evening. He was also asked to address the local class, but as Cass Lake made their request first, Mr. Backhurst gave them the preference. TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY