Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 3

% 4 v-l»bm et Lt iR sf‘)dhwkmic'lr.ué A a4 THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL, 28, , 1921 & Nl A5 T vl LRSS SR E R R R R K] * KITICHI * IR R RSS2SR 2R R3] The Up and Go Sunday school class held it: first annual banquet at the “C. C. Smith home, Friday evening April 22. About (5 were present in- cluding J. F. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Cummings of Bemidji, and Miss Elsie Jennings, president cf the White Pine Literary society, a guest of hon- or. The table was decorated with ban- quet candles in the class colors of crimson and gold and the colors were prettily; worked out .in place cards, streamers of crepe paper and in the deesert of wild cranberry pastries. The class history was given by Robert Wymore, toasts and speeches were made and the evening closed with games. 'The Up and Go class has completed a most successful year under the leadership of Clarence Ba- ney as president, and' J. F. Mahoney as teacher. Reuel Smith was elected president for the new year and Mr. Mahoney re-elected teacher. C. C. Smith accompanied by Mis- sionary Cummings and wife drove to Cass Lake Monday where the-latter left for Bemidji. i ' The Kitichi Literary dlub, gave an excellent program Thursday evening | to a 'packed house. The Up and Go class gave a play entitled “The Yan- kee Peddler” to which they did full justice. Large crowds drove in from other points with cars and teams and spoke very highly of the talent shown by the different ones giving the play. The Woodmen will hold a busi- ness meeting at Kitichi school house Wednesday evening. fThere will be a child’s clinic at the Kitichi schcol house about May 13. 1t wil be ‘held by Miss MacGregor, | County Red Cross nurse from Bemid- ji. Everybody is asked to bring their children, and find if there is any- thing wrong with ‘them. This is a great thing for -a community, and advantage should “be taken of the| ‘opportunity. ‘A number of young people was en- tertafned for the week end at ‘the country home of Mr. and Mrs. New- man the past week. Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. S. Cummings and Miss Canmpbell. motored across Kitichi Lake Saturday evening for a short visit -with the Sawyer families of Woodland. Henry Sawyer took them across in-his boat. Miss Elsie Jennings, of Louis, spent the week end with Miss Gay Maho- ney. 3 A very large crowd ‘attended the | Christian Endeavor meeting at Kiti- | “chi Sunday evening. On May 7 the Kitichi farmers club meeting will be held at the Kitichi school house. There is considerable business to be transacted. A very in- teresting program will be given and a fine lunch will'be served.at the close. Every one welcome. ‘The Henderson mill was dlosed dewn a few days last week, while the craine was being repaired. It is run- ning in fine shape now. Many of the farmers in this viein- ity are through seeding and will put in potatoes this week. Mr. Mills drove to Blackduck last Wednesday and brought out all the dynamite for the different farmers Jthat, was ordered at the last farmers meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Norris - were Cass Like callers’ Wednesday. Clear Definition. B Dessie ‘had takén her first lesson in punctuation. On- herreturn home from: school she explained to her lit- tle brother that a period was a dot, _and a commea was a period that had sprouted.—Boston Transeript. THE PIONEER WANT ADS “~ BRING RESULTS ~ Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike isthe toasted cigarette. 4 . @rrises " Poisoned: by Thousands (By L. W.'Bower, M. D.) Backache of any kind is oftem caused by kidney. disorder. Poison- ous matter and uric acid accumulate within the body in excess, over-work- +’ing the sick kidneys, hence the con- gestion of blood causes backache in the same manner as a similar conges- tion in the head causes headache. You become nervous, despondent, -sicl, -, feverish, irritable, have spots appear- ing before the eyes, and lack ambi- tion to do things. i Simply ask your druggist for “An- uric” (anti-urfc acid) Tablets if you - aren’t feeling up to the standard. If you have lumbago, rheumatism, drop- 8y, begin the treatment immediately. The physicians and -specialists at Dr. Plerce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buf- falo, N. Y., have thoroughly tested Anuric and you ean send 10c there Amusing! A Hoosler author was recently axked what she regarded as her most huinor- ous experience, She studied a few minutes and then related it, One sam- mer she lectured 'at a Chautauqua where another woman lectured on the subject of “health.” “One night,” laughed the -autlor, “she gave a wonderful lecture on the care of teeth. We went home together and as she was worn out I offered to go with her to her room and read to her. “That was a splendid talk that you gave tonight,” I told her as she finished making her tollet to refire. “Yes, I think it is real good mysell," she beamed, and absent-mindedly reached into her mouth and took from it a complete set of false teeth ard relaxed ready for the rcadmg. AKX KRR KKK R AR KRS x SREVLIN * ok b % % k2 % Ray Cooper spent Sunday in Be- midji at the home of his brother, B, ‘W. Cooper and family at 918 Eley- enth street. Gust Borud returned to Shevlin on Tuesday after spending a week in ‘Duluth and Superior visiting with relatives. Dr. Campoeil was called to the Oscar Paulson home on Tuezday nigint on account of the serious illness of one of their children. F. A. Noyes went to Bagley on Tuesday to transact business. M. G. Selvik of Crookston spent | Wednesday in Shevlin on businecss. Mre, Ay Marsh accompanied by her mother, Mrs, L. K. Rauk, took her lttle daughter, Mavis, to Bemidji on ‘Wednesday where they consulted Dr. Garlock in regard to her health. 0. G. Lee of Bagley, spent ‘Wed- .| ness matters. Rev. Sorenson went to Bemidji on Wednesday fto attend to business matters. Miss Mikkelson went to Bagley cn ‘Wednesday to consult Dr. Campbell in regard to her health. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coocper, who went to Bemidji on Wednesday to home here on Thursday. Mrs. O. E. Peterson went to Be- midji on Monday to visit at the home of her brother, L. P. Bckstrum. Roy Delaney returned Sunday from Minneapolis, after spending a week visiting with relatives. On his return he drove back a Ford coupe. Inga Krohn returned Sunday from Bagley, where she has been employed for the past four weeks. . Mirs. H. Liedenhopf of North Bat- tleford, Sask., returned to her home on Tuesday after spending the week visiting at the Geo. Fredenberg home. AMred Christenson ot Bagley, came to Shevlin‘on Monday, where he will ‘be employed by F. A. Noyes. Bernice Berfield, who~is teaching nesday in Shevlin attending to busi- | attend the funeral of their niece, the | late Lucille Cooper, returned to their | i at Clearbrook, spent the week-end at the home of her father, George Ber- field. August Gordon of Minneapolis, -ar- rived here on Saturday to spend sev- gnl days visiting at the home of his rother, W. 0. Gordon. Dorotky Noyes, who is teaching near Bbro, spent the week end at the home of her parents in Shevlin. Hjalmar Johnson of Mallard, who was injured in & run away last week returned to his home, aftcr spending a week at the Fosston hozpital re- celving medical attention, C. Bergland, Miss Young, A. Berg- land and Miss Hedberg of Clearbrook attended the home talent play here Saturday evening, One of the largest crowds that ever attended a play in Shevlin was in attendance at the M. W. A. hall on Saturday night, when the three 'act comedy, “Deacon Dubbs” was pre- sented by local talent. To €ay that the play was a success is too mild an expression to adequately express the manner in which the play was stag- ed. The characters all played their parts in a manner that would be a credit to professional actors and act- - | resses. Special scenery was painted for the production and special elec- {trical effects were arranged by Mr. { Fritchie. Over $110 was taken in. What is left, after expenses are paid, will be used for the Raymond Gor- SB0 0 h 4 TR TS RO PR SR T PO A M 77| PAGE THREE, don post of the American Lnglon.!lnneh was served by the sell-lnvned'on Thursday eveding. The evening Since it was impossible to seat all those who desired to see the play, it | is expected that *he play will be| given at a later cate. Mirs Madge Lowry spent Sunday | at Solway, visiting with her sister, Bessie Lowry. N. O. Nelson of Bagley was a busi- ness caller in Shevlin on Saturday afternoon. R. Roedocker has bought the lots back of Rauk’s hardware store and has moved & building onto them. He will r3in a blacksmith shop. Martin Nelson went to Solway on Saturday to attend to his farming in- terests at that place. Ben Bredeson has secured the con- tract and hes already started to, ‘build a concrete sidewalk on the east | side of Main street. W. C. Ripley and H. A. Kusick of Park Rapids, were business call- ers in Shevlin on Tuesday. Val Post of Bagley spent Thursday I in Shevlin attending to business mat- | ters. 3 George Plumb left Wednesday for Clintonville. Wis., where he will vis- it with relatives, ! A pleasant birthday surprise was| held last Saturday afternoon at the| home,_of Mrs. H. W. Sorenson, the| cccasion being Mrs. Sorenson’s birth- | day. 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Miss Hanson left Wednesday for her home at Milan, after spending two weeks visiting with her broth- er, H. P. Hanson. ‘The school Sewing club waa enter- tained by Zelda Nelson at her home was pleasantly spent sewing, after which a delicious lunch was served. J. B. Tremblay of Bagley spent several days here last week tuning and repairing the piano at the M. W, A. hall. Stan Spencer, Ida Krohn and Mrs. 1. A. Krohn drove to Bemidji on Wednesday to shop. Miss Tilda Olson spent the week end at Mclntosh visiting with rela- tives. B. F. Thelan of Stillwater spent several days in Shevlin last week visiting with ‘friends and attending to business matters. L. A. Larson was a business visitor in Bemidji on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rl Holton drove to Bagley on Friday where they at- tended to business matters. Mrs. Frank Hutton of Leonard spent Saturday in Shevlin visiting with friends and shopping. Ben Thelan left for Crookston on Monday atter spending the week end in Shevlin. 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