Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 8

“TWENTIETH CENTURY’ ; LIMITED PALALASRANRRRANRASRARRARRARSANRIAN] They Were Included Several of the 12 men who took off their hats while the flag was pass- ing from the association rooms to the armory Sunday afternoon have taken exception to the jibes meant for those who didn’t remove their hats. Maybe they thought we said there were 12 who didn’t. We said there were 12 who did, but we might have over- estimated! it. —Haven’t ARl Reported— Who Is the Cashier? Waukegan, Illinois, will pay ten cents per head for each dead fly in a campaign to rid the city of as many flies as possible during the month of April. We wonder who will do the| counting. That city is certainly giving an in- ducement for shoppers from neigh- boring towns. Just think!—visitors| could take enough dead flies along to pay for their shopping and railroad | fare, ) —Customers’ Refund— i Nothing” Unusual A Minot police officer went forth to search for hootch in a barn, eight miles west of Minot and instead of finding hootch he located a plant of dynamite. At that, the hootch which he expected to find might haye been worse than dynamite. —It Has Some Kick— Dentist or Filer? | The Kelliher Journal says, “Strand ran his saw into a steel dog that caused a shut down until some of the teeth could be fixed.” We are at a loss to know whether he summoned a veterinarian or a filer. Maybe it means that the dog took a hunk out of the saw. —Must Have Been Some Dog— it's Only Too True 1 Luke McLuke says that if they ever| took @ census of the liars in this| county, it wouldn’t look very much| different from the ordinary census report. —DMight Be a Re-check— Just Imagine “The girls had gymnasium prac- tice, there was choir practice, base- ball, a card party or two and al' around Wednesday was a quiet one,” remarks Kelliher Journal. If a town the size' of Kelliher can do all those things in one night an still I:2ep the night a quiet one, we would like to know how they do it. —Might Try It Ourselves— Hand or Will? An exchange from a neighboring town states that Mrs. So-and-So has| S a power washing machine. —Might Be Power of Thought— Being Deiinquent It is said that the ordinary fellow pa?'s‘his taxes with about the same| spirit as 2 woman takes off her hat when she didn’t. have a chancg to| comb her hair before going to the movies. —Are You Ordinary?— A Good Bargain A possum dog in Dallas, Texas, is said to®have treed 18 quarts of| moonshine liquor recently. No doubt| Dallas had been flooded with inquiries| as to the price of the dog. —Cheap at Any Price— MINNESOTA TAX RATE FOR BIENNIUM IS LOW| (Continued From Page 1) part of the session were marked by extended debate on the appropriation meastre, the grain dockage bill and| wheelage tax measures. Adoption of the grain docakge bill| by a vote of 96 to 10 requires the, * return to the farmers of the value of dockage as fixed by the state board| of grain inspection. A wheelage tax bill, which prevents cities from col-{ lecting more than an average of 20 per cent of the state automobile tax| from owners ‘was finally agreed to ufter a compromise late yesterday. The house adopted a resolution cen- suring Representative A. C. Welch of Glencoe for an alleged remark to the effect that he had been approach- ed in the house by a member with an offer of a bribe if he would help to support the street car control bill. The Minnesota Daily Star, which printed the charge as an interview, was also rebuked. More than ‘one hundred minor measures, most of purely local ap- plication, were acted on in the last hours of the business session. | ELKS' LODGE T0 HOLD DANCE FRIDAY EVENING Anncuncement has been made that the Elk: 11 hold an informal dance ing party at their temple tomorrow everinz, Good music is red with “Dot” Van at the piano and the same | orchestra that played for the dance| last Friday evening. | Cow hides, No. 1 .... Bull hides, No. 1, 1b.. Kipp hides, No. 1, b Calf skins, No. 1, 1b . Deacons, each ... Horse hides, large. & s : POTATORS . « Anril 20 —Potato ceipts, % sacked, 90c to $1, bulk, 95¢ to $1.05. New Florida. No. 1, $7.25.to $7.50, No. 2, $5 t0 $5.25. [ | Boston . . . 7 GOSH, "READERS' DAN" WA OF A SUCCESS! WE SURE GOY ONE AWFUL RAZZING WS S “FRIENDS DAY BUT | DONT GUESS WE GOT ANY! MLST COUNT ME 1N ON'FRIENDS BE NOBODY LIKES US OR QLR PAPER' SAUCKS, | WISHY | WUZ WEDNESDAY’S BASEBALL National League. W L Pet New York . . vovvome..4 1 .800 Pittsburgh . . .. .5 714 Chicago . . .600 Boston . . . 571 Cincinnati . 429 Philadelphia .400 Brooklyn . . 286 St. Louis . . .200 Games Yesterday. Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia New York 9, Boston 5. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5. 2 American League. New York . . .. Washington . St. Leuis . . Cleveland . . . Detroit . . . Chicago . . Philadelphia . .. Games Yesterday. Chicago-St. Louis: wet grounds. Cleveland 6, Detroit 9. Philadelphia 4, Washington 6. Loston 4, New York 6. 18 1922 10 bo American Association. w Minneapolis . . .. .2 Lounisville . . . Indianapolis Milwaukee . . Columbus . . . Games Yesterday. St. Paul 11, Kansas City 13. Minneapolis 5, Milwaukee 2. Toledo 7, Indianapolis 5. Columbus §, Louisville 4. THIS TIME LAST YEAR Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati and took lead in National league. 4 Baltimore only city in which raini did not prevent opening Internation- al league' season. Navy beat Harvard 3 to 1. OEADY SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Samuel Ramsey is now locat- ed in the Cordz property at 611 Irvine DAN OLD KID! NOURE ALL RIGHY AND SOIS T BOSS AND WERE ALL PROLD TO ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Mrs. H. W. Bolger and Mrs. Ray Olson: will entertain at eight tables of bridge, Friday evening, at the home of Mrs. Bolger, 1115 Bemidji avenue, avenue, having moved: there the first | QUEEN ESTHERS T0 HOLD of the week. WOMEN’S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS. MEETS TONIGHT The ‘Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Agatha Court, No. 759, will meet this evening at 8 o’clock in the Moose hall. A large attend- ance is urged. N . FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. Clinton Crosby, 1319 Minne- sota avenue, gave a farewell surprise party in honor of Miss Gladys Davis, who will leave Bemitdji soon for her home at Northern. Cards were play- ed and a social time enjoyed, after which Mrs. Crosby served a lunch. .| Those present were Mesdames Leslie Nuss, Dan Newton, Clinton Crosby, and Misses Rose and .Dorothy Schmitt, Bertha Miller, Mabel Nelson, Evelyn Hickerson and Olga Maltrude. [ 'FOOD SALE SATURDAY The Queen Esther society of the Methodist churcli will hold a home cooking sale in the Gas company’s of- fice, Saturday afternoon. At MACCABEE GUARD TEAM TO DRILL FRIDAY NIGHT Miss Rose Olson will drill her Mac- cabee Guard team Friday night, April 22, in' the basement of the Presby- terian church; and all members are urged to be present. RAG DOLL SOCIAL AT NYMORE LUTHERAN CHURCH ‘There will be a rag doll social to- morrow evening. at the Norwegian Lutheran church at Nymore. Ladies are asked to bring a doHl and lunch for two persons. The public is in- vited to attend. BANKS are the only business institutions that advertise to get you to save your money in- stead of spending it. We invite you to visit the bank and join our savings club which now has over six hundred members. small to receive our. best attention. No deposit is too Interest works for you at night as well as in the daytime and is paid every three \. months. SECURITY STATE BANK OF BEMIDJI The Store We have just returned from Chicago and the Twin Cities with a wonderful display of new _Mid~Summer Hats—Prices:* 3.9 5 7.50 S.50 10.00 12,560 15.00 We will place on sale, Friday and Saturday only, 100 wonderful trimmed Hats, originally worth as much as $12.50 and $15— : i Choice $6.95 Don’t Fail to See These Hats They Are Real Values Sale starts Friday—ends Saturday night. We are operating a large Millinery Store and our prices and assortments are equal to any city. You Are Always Welgome at the Elko Hat Shop MRS. DALTON ENTERTAINS Mrs. J. Dalton, 519 Minnesota/ave- nue, entertained a few ladies at her home "Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. August Peacha of Carlton. The afternoon was spent'in a social way and Mrs. Dalton served lunch. CARSON-JOHNSON Charles A. Carson and Luella John- son, both of the township of Lam- mers, were married Wednesday morn- ing at 11 o’clock by Judge of Pro- bate J. E. Harris. Miss Elsie Maag and Alfred L. Johnson' attended the bride-and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Car- son will make their home on a farm in Lammers township. SHADOW SOCIAL AT CLOVER LEAF SCHOOL ON SATURDAY There will be a shadow social and program at the Clover Leaf school in District No. 89 Satur’ay evening at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome to attend. A dance will be held at I-the Clover Leaf farm following the social at the school house. Ladies are asked to bring Tunch. CARD OF APPRECIATION ‘We wish to express our deep appre- ciation of the kindness and sympa- try extended to us during the time {of our sorrow and bereavement in the loss of our daughter and sister. | Especially do we wish to ‘mention the || kindness extended by C. W. Jewett 'and the employees of the C. W. Jew: ett Co. The sympathy extended has helped to make easier our burden of grief. B Mr. and Mrs. B. 'W. Cooper and family. 1t4-21 WANTED—Shoemaker a tonce, first class shop, going wages. | Dick’s Shoe Shop. 2 3t4-23 S=—am Ford Parts. 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