Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 7

FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1920 ~ THE BEMIDJI DAILY PlONEiR KRR KKK KKK KRR KKK HXK KKK KKK P|evening at the Guild hall for the PLEASANT VALLE' - THERN benefit of the baseball team. Local * J v T iy NOR * talent furnished the music. LA 3 % % % % % 3 3 3 3k ok | 2k % 2 2 3 % 2 % % % % % % % % % | Rev. Grundy has not yet returned Mr. and Mrs. Vogler motored to| Mrs. Colin Campbell was a Bemidji|from Minneapolis, where he was sum- . Bemidji Tuesday. caller Friday. moned by the sad news of the death Fred Gardner, son Gordon, and| Mrs Charley Erdahl visited with|0f his wife. Rev. Grundy has the George Edwards were Bemidji callers | Myg, Henry Conat Thursday 'fore- sympathy of the entire community Thursday. noon -and in the_ afternoon visited |in his bereavement. cle’{:l{mmstle::aa:e %slel:syte}"i:\et;‘x::yr‘sr? school. : The vaudeville show given at the ! ~| The d .|Guild hall Monday night was well d;" Maht. They "t““"“‘ to Elve 8 lity hall g:fzrcfl;eglxtt?v:se:;gfi‘g- attended. Be:{ s:enteanve::y “I;":n‘m'l;v‘;‘:flnp"" tended. . Many Tenstrike car owners took Sam Randall w:s a Bemidji sh%p- Lillian Conat i1s on the sick list|advantage of the nice weather Sun- per Friday. this week. day by spending the day in their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter motored Mrs. Hubert Cords has been visit- | °2"™ A M “, to Bemidji Thursday. i ing at the home of Ralph Grover for| Resgular school work will close \8 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardnmer, son|a few days. Wednegday, .May 26th. Thursday Gordon and Norman, George Edwards Miss Margaret Arnold took supper afternoon exercises will be held for Bl son, Geo! Jr., t the eighth grade graduating class. and rge, Jr., took dinner with |at the Arthur Glidden home Monday | ® *'67 -0 SRS, 100 Hae "0 1 g0 Christina and John Stephani Sunday. | evening. liver the address. After the exercises a,(tse:n:;{clf‘;l{l::l Pv;?:le:vell “u:‘d&d Guy Simpkins has again taken up|parents and pupils will have a picnic Mrs, Fuller, Elsie Kitaver. ‘Rev.| his duties as mail carrier, after an|supper on the picnic grounds. Pilmer snd daught E':fi"' i “]'(" bsence of three weeks on account of | o " oiqav night the teachers will di‘n:‘errut the Wagso:rimmse se\:ll‘nda(;g glckness, leave for thg;r ;‘;specuve homes ex-|. Thomas Randall has gone back to|, Baby Glidden has been quite sick|cept Mr. Tuttle, who will remain & “his work at the Crookston camp east | 0T the last few days. week or so before returning to Bal-|: “Deacon Dubbs,” the play given|som Lake, Wis. of Nebish. Howard, Floyd and Ralph Porter,|at the Community hall on ‘Tuesday evening, was a big success. Every- and sister, Elsie Bashor, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coffin Sun-|one enjoyed it. . : day. Ella Otterstad of Turtle River, A school meeting was held at the|spent Sunday at the Henry Conat Chas.anmn home Tuesday night. home. Audrey and Helen Coffin and Mar-| Biynn Anderson, Ro: ) y Conat and . vel Worden called on_ the Dickins|parsey Spencer met with the National e and irs, Will Belts visitea|SUir1s 08 Monday evening. . ) e Some of the young men took ad- g::::t);, ant{r?haengo;;:&o(M.th%.laé:le;xs. vantage of the sunny weather.on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and son, Clar- | 48y and went swimming. Was the ence, of Bemidji, were, visitors in |Water cool boys? this neighborhood Sunday. Mrs. Vogler and son, Bert, went to Bemidji Friday and returned Mon- day. While there they had Bert’s throat operated on. Loretta McClellan closed her term of school east of Nebish and return- ed to her home Saturaay. Tne Helping Hand Society are all busy making plans for a social to be given at the King home sometime next month. i Among those who called at the Coftin home Sunday were, - Dorothy Randall, Bess and Nina Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Worden and daughters, Mr. Gardner, John . Stephani, Mr. Green and father-in-law, Norman Gardner, Clarence Wilcox and Ira Cook. AR KRR KRKKKKF * TEN LAKE RIPPLES * 1322222222222 2 22 0] The Ten Lake Threshing Ring is a new organization which was form- . ed last week. Its object is to own, b T ¢ Iy a\ AR a ‘ G, Y, ¥ )\ %7 . % . 4 / l’. “ v \ -\ n’ PERSS BEGIN HOT WATER DRINKING IF YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT - Says glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast -~ washes out polsons. If you wake up with a bad taste,| 1 INEST GOCOANIUE bad breath and tongue is coated; if |- X EANUT C WS TENSTRIKE x| your head is aching; if what you eat o i ioson, trangacted busiaess | allow and ean't get feoling fust righ; |. E< 3 OLESOME S Mr. and Mrs. William Travis ac- geguifmside b,:?:n%hgnnkwm?:h Ey SN { LA \ companied their son, Roy, to Brain-| ro® ast, a g l." 0 w.h ol i"“ . erd Friday evening where the latter |2 “9"”“.““‘.‘;’““'1‘:“;;"“ pLosphAcS was operated on for appendicitis Sat- | iR it- This will flush the poisons and|, A O e o oioinis, awomtint "Mass was celebrated in the Catho-|8Nd bowels anc. c'eanse, lic chi purify the entire alimentary tract. . : \ / ; ‘ ¢ church at Tenstrike Sunday. Rev. Do your inside bathing immediately : \ 7 / Fonmosse of Blackduck officiating. gy s The regular baseball team defeated | UPON arising in the morning to wash the married men in a one sided game |Out ©f the system all the previous at the ball grounds Sunday. The|day’s poisonous waste, gases and sour | benedicts are sadly in need of prac-|bile before eating more food. N : | tice. 'l'cuf tleeuitke young lflolk; te;l; like Mrs. Fred Ketchum returned |you felt ore your blood and mus-| A o Tlllxesdnyh night from Minneapolis |Cles beumfe loaded with I,a:;dy lm_p:ri- Manuf ac}ure rs where she was called ten days ago|ties, get from your pharmacist a “\b/ * ] 9 / ( : by the illness of her muther’,7 Mrs, quarter pound of limestone phos- . &n n eapo 1S, ;\ mnesota. Oblinger. The latter is much improv- |phate, which is inexpensive and al- ed now. most tasteless. . A number from Tenstrike attended| Men and women who are usually operate or lease all kinds of farm |the baseball game at Bemidji last|constipated, bilious, headachy or have machinery. The first purchase of the | Friday afternoon. any stomach disorder should begin . P [ ] [ ] [1] : ' A Ring was a 22-36 Avery grain sep-| A dance was given last Friday gfi;:]elir:d by Gamhle-Roblnsun-Bemldjl-cn'vé?somehsua'l:'s e f' ; ¥ ¢ b i KKK KKK KKK KKK - this inside bathing before breakfast. arator. The threshing ring, which : will be incorporated under the state laws, is closing its books and no more | applications- for purchasing shares will be granted, as sufficient share : ° holders have already been secured. ’ ‘The officers of -the new association . : l er S are: president, Carl Strecker; vice- £ president; Edward Regholt; secretary : E treasurer, Joe Johnson; directors, Al- a2 [ i 5 bin Carlson, Henry Sawyer and Os- | v e alr 0 car Reghelt. . : i “You Know Me, AJ” That's the Way Ring W. Lardner Introduces Him- self to You and to the Thousands of Readers Who Enjoy His Distinctive Humor in the $t. Panl Pioneer Pirsy (Morning and Sunday) } Henry Sawyer and Oscar 1I\l‘eg'l:lelt. “Forded” to McIntosh last Monday{4 . to examine the new Avery separato 313 Second Street Phone 359-W and to close the deal for the same for the Ten Lawe Threshing Ring. The Silver wake Farmers’ club will meet on Saturday, June 5th, at 8 p. m. at Carl Strecker’s. Mr. Dvor- acek, Beltrami County Agent, will be with us. After the meeting, the even- ing will be spent in dancing. Every- one is welcome. . SELLS AN New and second-hand bi- Y cycles, guns, ete. REPAIRS Guns, bicycles, locks, cash fifl*#ii‘fiii*iif#’ d - 5 LIRERTY *1% registers, typewriters and all - i i % ¥ k%% 4 Y - : i ‘ i:ete: I‘Jt:;r‘ v‘va:‘a visitor in Be- fine Work. . ' st.?u(g}eni g‘_”m midji Saturday. o’ Mr. and Mrs. George Burr and X idji Sund ¥ . ::gd:x::nt‘rl::egay!:vil::n:rlgnds.“ S see Rube When you Want a gOOd JOb r. and Mrs. Peter Utter entertain- g ai b : od M oad Ars. Horman Klasen and|% done or a’bargain in what we have. children and Mr. and Ms. Champy ; ‘Petri and children Tast Sunday. Dolpha Butcher came up from Spur No. 7 last Monday after a load of hay for Mr. Fuller’s camp. Mr. and Mrs. H. Klasen and chil- dren and Champy Petri autoed to Be- midji Monday and transacted busi- ness. 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