Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 5

mnsn-'m.n WEDDING | Fred. Frause and. Miss Helen Tlll, e both ‘of Halstead, were marriéd by idifli«!iffi«ittflcfl_ Rey. Blaine Lambert at his home on| - Miss Louise Quesneli arrived Mon- Dewey avenue yesterday afternoon 'i" day evening and is’ visiting' a few T ————— > |4:80 "o'clock. They will make theln|syg at the home of her grandfather, th Ehlbertso nndutaker, left hompéln Halstend 3 ,‘; C..Patenon {this ‘morning for Kelither;to diginter pooam o1 Robert C, Shaw nrrwed hom S : : 1" prlce = brdvg&l ”“mph %l;z‘l&;:}‘y nfnlMy“;ndMl?dflp Smith, |\ NOTICE W ay from his studies gt theel,:: pecla ¥ 1 I have withdrawn'from: the: Clti-* ve ‘Farm at St. Paul, for a short “‘Pn" $5.50 at Troppmsns 1t6-22|Smith. "It will shipped ‘to 3 zen"s ‘Alliance; 1 cannot‘ afford tolvisi a b 2 e Mrs. Olson, who ‘has not been well the recent arrival of a baby REX Theatre THURSDAY and FRIDAY Louu B. Muyer pnunh - I paying ‘othets. ied on Wednesday. = Mrs, Ol T B - Mildred Harris Cha lm | Weeks ‘vistt with frie during the winter. ~The"funeral: will In Grace Miller Wlnte’l Sto ulis nd St. Paul. ‘She ‘also attended NOB.WEG!AN LADIES AID PICNIG 'be at ‘Cokato’ where ‘the ‘‘deceased l’Y on brown P“ml“ i Y, :?:l:rnglgg:fl‘:f:sz; el ! The” Nofweglan’ Lutheran Ladies![formerly lived: Sympathy’is 4 felt fot- (NS . 166-22 | {ng’ nadum, i At will have a'picnf¢:at Digmond|the bereaved ones.' . ... 5 SRR P e ¥ s oL Py Wednesday: ' afternoon A baby girl was born: to Mr: c_md o y o : e 3 " lunch. Xt if!Mrs, James Angell;o ‘Tuesday. M. Gassén arrfve in Bemldjl Sat- , the ™ be mwm The Ladies’ Aid. society. met at the [furday to visit for'two weeks with his |y h 3 #1home of Mrs." Lambert on Wednea— Wbl St - 3 ; s T e oy orm C ountry o, 15 fuskt” return| ODIST LADIES’ AID . #rom an_extended v tle. | mf‘g gbmflst Ladies’ ' AT3" W wiating i Wadsf A First Natlonal ‘Attraction, ., Directed by ‘Arthur Yy “Winaipeg! p hom .a“social ' meeting with Mys) (AR : H. Rouon. / nt 9 3 ety r summier home at 2 N d Grahd Forks Ba ternoon. All ladies are requested.to| v -¥Ise ; . D vy SR who speit the week bepresent and b‘}lng plenic lunch, ag {tor! ligme. in-‘Bémidji-on Saturday. Comlng’ Tom Mix in here . fishi ¢ . . : 1 the Tt Tnsarines Agency, [Plaaned.’ : il i g Lol T “COMING OF THE LAW” M /| The est wuhes of lnendl goes with ” 3 pd Bristol, ., of Fargo. Mr. being a D’;omlnent hardware l(‘lh:ll Georgla 2 3 heyscqught: a flne [ aughter o " A5 oK KK K 8 x )t ‘black b Cullem, of -Faribault,- died- yesterday x \* e tghiats el * * b ’: ; : % |morning; at their summer -home at|¥ . TURTLE RIVER Ial- | iy g s Birchmont, death being caused DY | 53 % Wik 3 % % 3 2% %% 3% % % % - stad wer: a.monx the o\;t ot LR 8 d yiue ! ml_)lfa!:»culoslsl 4 * " hx%ir: J. H. Laney and two of their ers the .city- yesterd ay TR S e ‘remains ' were prepared for | en are to go away tomorrow in daughter, Miss shipment by M. E. Ibertson, under~|mgrming to Inger, Minn., for a visit R0 3 i Berthd, ‘who has “been: employed:: in L ¥ . il of BI F , taker, and: were shipped ‘to’ Staples|with:one of her daughters. . ] r ‘tendéd to business matters in Bemi sltey ‘;:?itl":f;lnlzfltl::o ayte atr!;e gfi:v::: this ‘morning, for ' interment, ac-i" Mrs> L. T. Otterstad has as her ex e a a jl bet.ween tfaiu on l(ondty. 2 { ‘companied by Mr. and Mrs. Cullem. guest. her sister from Brainerd. Her|d - | Tive the latter p ’ y thi ; X husband arrived two days later and f SR | and-soft \ ENTERTAINED AT DINNER |will also visit for a short time. Comin . y 4 Y R S Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Slosson enter-|" Rey. S. T. Kolste from Iola, Wis., i g 8. T £ ; /| thined at five o'clock dinner last even- | made a trip through here yesterday e ; B e £ ] 3 ing\in honor of. Mr.and Mrs. Tuseth, by auto. . : 3 t Ve 66 [ 14 Sure It’s “DOUG ‘Iwho are spending two weeks with old| A splendid crop of hay and other friends and acquaintances in ‘Bemid-|,roqucts is . expected this year, tof: ~ The Crown Prince in the Kingdom of i MRS Fun in & United Artists’ production that KRR EKE KKK K KKK . “Icontinual Anquiry for f 1. Mr. “Tuseth. i band ' mast f partially lmproved :Zimé'"x’i",' o ot Rt ey ot e b m ks by che way everyihing locke ¥ SPUR «x|& upsets the Army of Glooms with a laughter KKK KKK KRR KK KK KK i . o barrage that will make your sides ache. ? lrap1'to’sell: your farm and your pr: | 'The guests at the dinner last even pumps - early. s-are right, we .can sell~it:for |ing were Messrs. and -Mesdames 'W. ::z:ev;rgrd:]’; ht‘lllte t;::’uv?ndd tg“:: Cl rlesL Conqer' = i - e — nd son, ‘William, lnfl this mornlng P ore!t:ifl,lto(l;nd;;])lvl aé:l(:y.l ssatt::g:;d ml::- i b, 4 4 i ’ R . | " Douglas Fairbanks in “The MOLLYCODDLE” pairs, 311 . % i3, or: R. Webex, ‘R. A. Hanson, E. Kramer will destroy them. Stoddard ‘is' one of Armour’s' power It's new and original in story and ac- © My, J.B llln ck left yesterday %'x'l;urzt“l‘.: M(upgffif:'f Jen v .d?l‘l;\gemeevtn}:;"’::Qs“:l::ug:l'; t 2 few days wfill the " : : men ' gt that city. ‘tion. Far from anything that has been attempted before. Scenario by Tom Ger- aghty. * Story by Harold MacGrath Directed by Vietor Flemmg i ) 3 Nothing-So "S:i‘o'np" as That. : - i d Ao Lol 3 A. gentleman with a high-sounding vmtinlgdnt the/|MacGrom ¢ e e B AR : “‘}|. French. name has opened up the most sovera ays. . 7 S S 3 ' 4 - - || exclusive: fewelry -store in town om 'y Fifth aventie. Not a single article of ‘Jewelry is. on display and nothing is o i ¢ ! - 3 LN o ‘sold for less than $10,000. The clerks Box 9 BG)fi Uji, Mipn. - 5B ‘f R B Y P Y % 3R ¢ . 0ok ‘more: like members of parliament 4 &< ¢ i : g ; their frock coats and white silk for mnnea'polls where she will spend b ; 3 > ‘_ e Y \ Y . "‘I?I'K- .T':’;‘:;‘;::: l::;'&’;:“n: waay visiting: her»sll:'? enr&i'lte ¥ %y n ;. N cently to get an emerald rng: They 5 Ad rela i R i showeg. . her. one for' $18,000. - “Ob,* 7 & g i 2 5 o A e sAld. “I only want to spend $1.: There was an awkward pause he 'clerk flndlly sald: “Well, madam, we do not sell a- ring for. that price. ' You might get it farther dewn the pvenne at . Blank's”—and , he named..one of. the oldest and best jew- elry establishments in* New York in the pntronlzlng manner that he mlgm EEmeen Tlls;meuoar Want Ads Brmg Results 3 Nuhgerlbo for 'Tae gl."mnot'. “'Mr. 'and ‘Mrs, Frank Ma‘hley,v\ot . 'Transcona, Can.; were the over-s ;—» By Herbert B. enon.. Herbert Brenon s masterplece. i ;m 'guggs thsAayyor ;g;;;g’ A cuu' L FILM co. pruenh i am hotel evenings.: * 3 5 B NEAL HART in- SRR, + 0. stoele, of Park- Rapld was ln :.‘:,,,.:“:u’f.:":;fl.:z...;:?T“§.§§$§ “BARE KNUCKLES” GALLAGHER - wiapdbinie il e resg, blapded me‘g%’;’;‘“,;eg b, Jnciog combey éllllIIll!lllllmlllIIIllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIlllllllllIlIIIlllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE - Becida. - “i s who feared 1o bne, yet ‘. Fred § elle . Plg ¢ : :;;‘,‘;,’;“_’ - msnager: i L XUNIONORCHI'ETRA 3 ‘the. Farmers’ Co-operativ Elev:lor ‘o i 0 nght T 20 a,nd 9:00° 10c.and 25c¢ Co ot that place RAFE . Ell(éeitrficfity In The H@meq “ Is Not Expensive Electrlclty does for DIMES that which often costs . DOLLARS when done in other ways.’ - A Dime a’ Month -will buy enough Electricity to keep your Home clean with an Electric Vacuum Cleaner. ! ¥ oL "~ TwoDimes a Month 111 buy enough Eleétricity to operate an Elec- . tric. Dish Wgsher that keeps your dishes spick month wlth her mother, M) George ‘Huffman-at. Seattle. She also visited er points. ¥ the St. Phillip’s: ‘ vacant lot north of the post office; on ‘Wednesday from 3 o'clock to" 8:30 olcleek Misses Dnri.s Abbott and Mlme An- derson’ of Eagle Bend; returned to ‘their- home ‘Manday, after Sgperiding the week-end with their cousin, Miss Valerie Doran, and with. Miss Lucy ‘Hazeén, at Lnke Planu; et. 7 'Mrs. Jacob Kohler left t& ay fof a short visit at Fargo, ~From there she, “ will’ go to ;Breckenridge, where oht; will visit with her sister. . ‘Mrs. Nafy before going on' to Memphis, 'rsnn. nnd span. " "where she will join her husband. .. : Mrs. Emma Barlow has jnst receiv-] : Less than Three Dimes o ed word announcing the death of an a month; will buy enough Electricity to run an : e - old friend and-neighbor; Mrs. Marion Current, who made her .home in the ~Pifth- ward for a.number of years. Mrs. Current’s home {is at: Wfllluns " Electric Cfothes Washer that does the family washing in the cleanest, most sanitary way. ELECTRICITY CERTAINLY : . 2T IS NOT EXPENSIVE! g ‘And our, deferred payment plan makes it easy for anyone to secure anything Electrical from us whether it be Wiring Work, Appliances -or Furnishings. Mrs. H. L. Goss and daughter, Vir- ‘ginia, of Austin, Minn., are expected to arrive in the city Saturday:morn- ing, ‘to. be guests at th M. N."Craw- ford home on: Minmesota avenue-fer’ several weeks. ~Mr. Crawford is Mrs. Goss'-father. ¥ % Let us help you make life still more pleasant. Why Not Now? anes«»tm Electric Lngllnt and. Power Company “Buy your Electric Goods from an Electric Shop” “Phone 26 e i . Elks Bldg. Bt Wc hereby ‘wish ,to thank all those who ‘80 kindly helped -us during the fire. which destroyed ‘our home and -especially the nelghbprs, also "~ the Farmers’ Co-operative fire Insurance Co. for their promptness in settling | rour claims.' Signed, 5. M. SCHAAK - $8-22 AND FAMILY. ‘f%':fgi’]';",? the f°"'“°1' emng Post story by Will Payne, of “Almost a -Husband”’ andv Optometrists. 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