Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 5

| Monday at:the Granditheatre;: 1¢8-29¢ % by, Rugert L'star cast, flunm {ava‘apent :ha _past two’ 50 Ladles' and € ldrens —hou black or white onl'y mln 8. Mfl George Day of Northern, was among the businua csllers in the city '!'hnl'ldny 2 cation: = ; i u Bl shmon nl‘ht program otxunu%&al futerest.’ evening - with” her | Thursday, at their; farm home llghtlul ‘pienic s ‘spendin; time “at ‘the park they will resume their trtp zn st Paul 7 } Mr, and Mr! Leroy Elwell and| faniily wil leave tomorrow morning’ on a-motor trip to points in. southern Minnesota. Mrs. A. E W!tttlnx of Blnckduck k was's nhmlnm tunuetor in Athe clty g Attoml tho dance at Blrclunont to— nlgm. Good music and gram, ; by hu‘ mother, Mrs. E. E. Britton Visiting his P ot Brainerd were,among’the hiféinees visitors in the city yesterdhy. Knatgon ' and . wife :are| visiting. and ‘attending to business| : vna Lake. 4 Btgley were ong. the out of visitors, ln this oity yes Sixteen inch mimes: hard slab wood. for sale, $3.5 nemmx Mfg. Co. 0 Mn. 'Kate Austin’ and dnughm, »Hclen, have " returned fr: few. days’ outing ' at” Bem Forh Herald:- Mlss Mn.mr Katheripe Cashman end E-C.-Laugh- 1in 9t Owatonna, *were in Be- mldjl yeuerdny : e A 5 e returne s the- w§ where r, proprietor ».of ~The $hop, left last nightsdor Lit- ‘where he expects to spend ‘Spot_cash paid uufly Bonds. See G. B. Hooley they wlll go together Pmlson was a business traz BCtor In: the city, yesterday. 'He re- ported that on Tuesday night a 12- ton stack of hny on' his nrm seven ; Wll be :!venu; e Luly; was married.'to. Mr. Nelson E. | e u‘kfir 31 avenue.: ern Mlnnesotl ived by Bnndmuu m A ‘very ‘quiet, - lhnple ‘home ding took place’ yeste| ‘marrieetacishr: mouut én their ' daughter Miss - Basha Norman' of Berthold, D. “s{ceremony was performed by’ Rey. L. the First. Pres- || Warford,‘pastor’of byterian qh\lreh: An;the presence of « 'apolis are: guests of the G.:D. fi!uklu i trapsacteu business in the city yest- ; erday, and while here wuvthe nm i th F. ll»’b"ning for a: g:lt ‘with Tela- dren’ returned ' last evening:'frpm’ two. weeks vacation and motor trip. home. " They. arrived ‘on Wodnuflfly ‘and:will remnln over: Sunday. . m'r Tha regnlnr /meeting’ of the’ idji Twnhhlp F‘nmen’» Club: wm i d. an lntemtlnx mutlns helds the atternoon : £ Be)nldjl, to-be hell st 16th,” 1920, oelock, p m., for the repun-fng of Mr. Gill spent ine first week in New |5 York /on a’buyingy trip, ‘while: Mrs. mother in ‘St." Paul. they spent. in the-twin:cities. - They were accompanied home'by Mra. Gill's brother, 'Mr.' Fink, ‘who -wi emain for a vlsu here i .- Mies - ulllan Nysnrd of Nymore, was the’ honor guest ‘at a .surprise party at her home last evsning, when “The past wéek |° per cent of ‘the amount bid shoul company game. 'flu it unc! serves the right' to rejec 'a mumber of ‘her girl friends gathered [1920 *4and “spent a 'pleasaft e her. The girls had a del at. games and music and ice cream and cake at :: Those in’the party were Misses Lil- Ifan Nyzurd Edna ‘Grout, l{nul Ak.re. Jennie ‘Dougherty, : ‘Rachuy,” Mabel 'Grout, um-, cery Co, dirlng the din or at thel ‘Markham hotel mnlnu. 7-29t¢ < 'Mr. and Mrs. J. H; Km_ returned last evening from a skort motor trip} to Park Rapids: and: other points, where they transactell “butnul. - Mre.” Jull- Dablow of Thief River 3 ;nlll, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sears of Blackduck, “motored to Bemidji Thursday md called ‘on friends. i 3 *Mrs. Qeorge Knixm formerly’ !flp Helen Olzon of this city;-is in the nervous, d-wndon d:k‘. and miserable, your meals u. Then city for a two weeks visit with rela-|1 tives. Mrs. Kruger's home is in mn- H . neapolis, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wagner l;l&.’ this morniu by auto for tlulr T ‘weeks. _En route they will wisit at St. Cloud and the twin cities. Another nughty thrillet by- the scteen’s master of lweepmg ‘melo- drama! 8 A super-romance of lovs and honor, crime ‘and mystery—on a- sconic background 'of incredible | power and fascination. =’ ‘From “The ~Pavilion ~orr the Links,” by Robert Louis Steven- | 4¥0u WOoULDR'T BELIEVE IT”- e i’h\cx sznut'rr's LATEST nGoo.MosfmnCmodySm ;_ T, he SlimPrincess ~Ahmmpntmofu5hn Princess in a Fat #4277 country. . A typhoon of titters. A ' .- nlcofnulu "I'REAT ’EM KlND, a Two-Part Gol‘wyl Cmody 'rom(m'r & SA'I‘URDAY A atu'rmx story of two men’s love for the same woman. i Eugene OB Brien’ * 'SEALED HEARTS" ‘Added Attraction, comedy ] "HOUSECLEANING" s I B VWA R 1% plhioorn: e ANITA STEWART and ANITA snwu” : Harold MacGrath’s “THE YBLLOW TYPHOON” ' An- affair of a Naval Officer and two women with the scenes of action. ‘scattered - from ‘Washington to ' Manila. ' Some exciting-—believe us! f WARNER BROS. pM “The Lost City” ; of ‘the Afrlcin Jungles with Juanita Hamqi n I5 Seneational Episodes Z} First Episode “Tl-iE LOST PRINCESS” Story by i‘redenc Chapin. Directed by E. A. liartin. } lbx Um Orchestra Matmee 2430, 100—25e Evening 7:20-9:00; 150-300 Broken Law’ Well,:Im:just going to see Bill” Farnum,— - The best of the scouts on the:screen, ‘And while Eain’t up on play actin’ You kin bet I just “fall for”’ that scene. “BROADWAY COWBOY”' - . How to get to the Rex: Take airplane, stop and get off at Nangle’s Stoterwalk twenty-flve feet and-head in T