Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 7, 1921, Page 2

Sy SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1921 BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER i . PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY; THE BEMIDJI PAONEER PUBLISHING CO. : mg @. B. CARSON, President § E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr. G. W. HARNWELL, Editor J. D. WINTER, City Editor Telepharme 922 Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minnests, as second-class under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879, No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer's name 'must matten, be known to the editor, but not necessurily for publication. Communica- : tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not Iater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. G —— RSt , TOY AT S W oo SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' o By Carrler . 15.00 By Mall ! | Leader.!” i | NE VO ccecccecncecopmicacacens § 0. Publi dially luvited. Six Months 300 One Yoar —— 4800, Pl Com e Y enta, pastor. BAPTIST | Three Months 1.60 R (T R— X | 10:30—Sunday school. One Month 3 | 11:30—Morning service. One Week .15 Threo Months e 1,23 NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN 0—Junior B. Y. P. U. 1 THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve D.\ges, published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in\ advance, $2.0U. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS __—___‘———‘———_—‘—-—_—__——————_—_—-—— HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION? —iow firm a foundation is the business of this city built| upon?—rock or, shifting sand? | This question can be answered most accurately by a deter- mination of how loyally the people of Be.midji support the stores of this city. The foundation of cities where the people as'a unit, nem-ly,| do al} of their buying from the home stores, is a foundation of rock: that of the cities where there is still a considerable ele-| ment of the mail-order type of people, is a foundation of sbift- ing sand, liable at any moment to be swe pt away by a furious tide. ‘Are you making the business found ation of your city of stones or sand? Are you buying at home or ftom unreliable, far-away-mail-order houses? . 3 If you are building of stone, you are increasing your own and your neighbor’s prospects in life; if you are of the mail-or- der type, you are threatening your own and your neighbor’s{m 2:00"0’alock, security. -Buy in Bemidji.! Our merchants can serve you best. gt ST MOTHERS’ DAY Tomorrow is Mothers’ Day. Tomorrow the mothers of our nation are specially remembered, whetherit be the hallowed memory of their presence once with us, or wheether it be the liv- ing memory of our own dear mothers still with us, For the cherished memory of the departed, we wear a white flower and for the memory of our motheer still with us, we wear a red flower. ; Mother, the cradle of the nation, the gnardian of its chil- dren, the counsel of its youth, the companion of its manhood and the coniplation of its bereaved, how fitting it is that we should set aside a day when all the nation shall cherish her memory. Let-us express our appreciation of all that mother is to us and wear in her memory a suitable flower. O MORE DISCOUNT ON, GAS, . .. The announcement of the Bemidji Gas company to the ef- fect that an increased discount of 15 cents a thousand feet wiil} be effective on May consumption, is but another evidence of the trend of the times. The attitude of the Gas company is to be commended, and we understand, according to the:manager of the company, other increases in discount will come just as soon as it is possible to grant them. If -you ‘want to be a help to your city, come across, with some of your ideas. They can’t be put into use by keeping them in the back of your head, and using the “hammer” won’t help matters a bit. Give your ideas an airing, so the fellows who can Igmkc:_ltthem work may do so and thereby give the public the enefit. F SO We notice that Morrison county has voted $100,000 worth. of ‘bonds withk which to pay debts. Of course, they expect to some fiay pay for the bonds. It’s better to have the debt all in one big slice anyway, but what about'counties that have debts in a large number of big slices? —_— Thp budget plan adopted by the United States senate is a step in the right direction. They are/displaying a streak of actual business ability. The senate hasi been referred to as a| gody ot" “figure heads,” but may now be considered a “head for gures.” 2 0 Cupid, the God of Love, usually represented by a nal:ad boy with a bow and arrow, has developed into a'full grown man at Cass Lake, according to the Times, which bears the headline, “Cupid Was a Busy Man Last Week.” Evidently Editor Utley is of the opinion that the arranging of the details| of a modern marriage is a man’s sized job, or that “Cupie” has been a kid long enough.—Walker Pilot. 5 Why Attorney General Doughtery should have refused to hear Captain Rosenbluth after he had accorded Debs a long interview is difficult for nor- mal Americans to explain.—St. Paul Dispatch. SECURITY STATE BANK CALF CLUB Breed Members Hugo Bloomquist. Olaf Narum Nels Christia Paul M. Carlson Members Carl Haines.. Leslie Evans Audrey Jondahl . Martin Hass .. - Ivan Goodmanson. Bernard Goodmanson - Carl Bloomquist.......... Leonard Swenson. Oscar Swenson... A Otiher!svexpect tz joén, but havc;:] not signed the application biank s yet. ew members’ names will appear later. Applicati i not be accepted after May 15th. o o sl - All of the animals will be pure-bred and pedigreed fe: - of the best stock obtainable. We hope 'by ti?is nfians to";tiltensu;:;: i : the pure-bred livestock industry in our community, and in addition, to give the boys and girls some valuable experience in livestock farm- . ing. = All calves will be at the County Fair. v % If you wish to be among the leaders for better li c] i _ your application at once. ,L 7 hvostmk,' tendin SECURITY STATE BANK PHONE 101 BEMIDJI | i I 2 | i FRRE Sundnnspscfiool I;H: 457 ¢ {. Service in Nymore church at 11{ oo qich corvice at 11 a. m. | {820 ‘English service at 8 p. m. at w)h!ch i ‘Young people’s meeting at Aardahl|,, = thisre will he Speciali mulc..” i hurch, 3 p. m. 3 SElRth, Stomnpl ol MElR Pty [The publc Is lavited 1o these ser- Th Ny " | vicses. ! no::}as Nygaard on Thursday after T. B. Nordale. ¢ 0. P. Grambo, pastor. S He | ; ST. PHILLIP'S | METHODIST EPISCOPAL Low mass at 8 o’clock a. m. High| Mothers' Day service in the morn-|{mass at 10 o’clock a. m. Sunday | ing at 10:30. Pastors subject will [school, followed by benediction .of | be “Types of Womanhood.” the blessed sacrament at 11:30 a. Evening worship at 8§ o'clo¢k. [m. _Baptisms at 2 o'clock.” Vespers | {Subject, “St. Paul, God’s Chosen |and benediction at 4 o'clock. i Services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. in 7:00—Senior B. Y. P. U.. Theme: | the Norweglan language in the First |“The Bridegrcom King." | Lutheran church,.Minnesota avenue| 8:00—Evening service. land Eighth: street. Song by the| Messages both morning and eve-| choiry K 3 ning will be given by Miss Alma Rie-| Young People’s Luther League|ber, and Miss Irene Murray, will sing. | holds its devotional meeting in the|, 8:00 Thursday .ievening. Prayer | English language at 8 p. m. Good (meeting. g | program. Miss Leila Jerdee leads the| All welcome at these services. | topic. : y . | Sunday school immediately after | the morning worship. | ~ Serviges in"Wiilton at 3 p. m. in the | English_ language. Topie, “Why Should We Have Hospitals?” 9:30 a. ni. | All are welcome to all meetings. Mother’s Day service. All mothers | L. J. Jerdee, pastor. |are kindly asked to be present. i Morning gervice in the German language at 10:30. i Young People’s League meeting ‘at ! f (Missouri Synod) ’-{[:\)e';t‘:‘r'"'romc" Fellowship with lhe,i pecial ascension services Sunday |” Atte;\dnn‘ce increase campaign | |afternoon at 3:00 orelock in the FIrct | witn the Brainerd Sunday school has = 3 » | had good results. Attendance is in-| | Eighth and Minnesota. Theme of ser-| ..oaging from -Sunday to.. Sunday.| mon: “The Significance of the Ascen- |, Iy 2 e f the Ascen-| oome ~ for Mother’s Day Sunday | {sion of Christ. Tn? choir will sing| g 00l serwices. : * Kessl's “Petitio Dei.” Sunday school | " gyeryone cordially : welcome. . W. F. Kamphenkel, pastor. | ST. PAUL’S EANGELICAL Sunday school: and Bible class at ENGLISH EVANG. LUTHERAN Young people’s social Sunday eve- ning at the home of Henry Toensing, 523 Sixth street. : Adult Bible class Tuesday ever'ng |’ PRESBYTERIAN | at 8:00 o'clock. ~ Subject for discus. |; Mother's Day will be chserved at | sion: A Harmony of Acts 15 and Gal- | the Presbyterian chyreh at the morn-; atians. 2 respecting. thé Apostolic |In8 service ‘at 11 o'clock. The pas- council. tor will speak on the subject, ‘A Choir ‘rehearsal Thursday evening | Mother's Faith’. Andrew. Rood will | at 8:00 o'clock. sing the solo “My Mother's Prayer.” | Everyone welcome. At the evening service at 8 nl']e]ock‘ B a . stop. | the sermon will be “on the theme, | rdmann W. Frenk, pastor: luynen the Brook Ceases,” (1 Kings y 17:7) .50 S i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sunday schcol ,will, meet at 10 a.i Services will be held in the Battles|m., and Christian Endeavor at 7.p.| building, room 24, over the J. C.{m. Ef 1 Penny Co. store at 11 o'clock. Sun-|" All are most cordially.welcome. day school at 9:45. Lester arford, pastor. Special for?ToJa‘};_;.gl;‘l';]f. | | FRESH STRAWBERRY SUNDAE £ CHOCOLATE | ICE CREAM | | g MAC'S l " Youll oy drink ABERCROMBIE & McCREADY at - our fountain— . there's a difference. Third Street i i i 1 - i H oL e T T T e s T T s NEW TOBACCO STORE NOW OPEN— ! COMPLETE LINE. OF TOBACCO, CIGARS gy ™% and CIGARETTES i SOFT DRINKS . ' AND . CONFECTIONS | I‘have opened my. store at the corner of Minnesota Ave. and Fourth St. Rgady for Business. { et H a Rooming House with Roms for Rent'by Day - or Week. b R Your Trade Is Soliciied and Will Be Appreciated /Here l I will also conduct a Pool Hall and will operate Frank Dewey i 2 5 T T T T The City Council of the City of e |y Sommmer o ™ midj!lwlll open bids for the furnish- ! o ing of electric current for lighting ¥ et & X and power purposes at their meeting i YOU WILL BE WELCOMED v in the City Hall at Bemidji, Minne- |} * 2 - E | sota at 8.00 p. m. May 16th; 1921. |2 ’ B In tendering the bids the bidder [§ at BROSE'S r'llll sl;;\le at what point he will de- | b s ver the current to the City, the rate B o . B3 per K. W. H. and the. maximum 3 We are.m?W located in qur %_ amount of current he can furnish. |3 new building at 220 Third ‘Allbbkils must h«afindn i%—,lll‘wr ser-ji1 Street where we will be glad §§ vice basis. A certified checkin the|f iend H Abmount of " 12,800.00 ‘on ix. Fempian ||§ Lo meet ha" S °1dk fiiends i Bank must accompany each ‘bid: ... and we hope to make many H Bach® bid must specifically’ state new ones, y H whether {#) is for a Two, Five or Ten H Year period. y {. The checks of the unsuccessl - bidder shall be returned at omce,. . 3 The check of the successful bidder {will be returned upon the execution ' PIPES AND PIPE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY f ith the City of ¢ i . s :%e;i‘:lliiper SoRnaCk I Ghe b I We Carry a Yery l.'arge Assortment of Pipes-— | The successful bidder will be re-|f This Is Pipe Headquarters | quired to furnish a surety bond in'g [0 the sum of $10,000 for the faithful ‘;g performance. of his contract, .. H 3 | .The City Coundil reserves the'sight | . to reject any or all bids. Noifs it >y BELLE DENEEY, | TOBACCOS—CIGARS . E. J. BOURGEOIS, City Clerk. 5§ . City Enginger. 3t5-7-11-14 § CIGARETTES—SOFT ) ¥ 8 P e : Jg DRINKS & CONFECTIONS DAILY PIONEER |} H YOU ALWAYS GET SERVICE ‘AT Every Member of the Family Can Be Fitted and.Suited Here in ; qud,- sy SHOES. * You owe it to your sense of L,acbndihy to see our Stock and Prices— you will be surprised. BEMIDJI - "' SHOE STORE 315 Minnesota Ave, KINDERGARTEN UNION TO . - HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION (By United-Fress) . Eau Claire, May 7.—The Interna- tional Kindergarten union will hold its annual convention here next week. Kindergarten teachers from scores of cities throughout the United States A’nd Canada will be here. i NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS. FIRMS|- ' OR CORPORATIONS SELLING |- ‘ ELECTRICITY. ; i BROSE'S 220 THIRD STREET — iy Al e A A A ot o A A A A = ;lllIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIII—IIIII.I-II|IIlIIIlllllllIIIllIIIII|IIIIIIIIII]IIIilIIIIlilllIlIIII|I|IIIIIIII|||||| NOCO GASOLINE woffien THE NORTHWESTERN KIND CAN BE HAD AT o Wateh and. . Jewelry Re- Watches | \ Diamonds Rings—Pins Silverware Mail Orders ¢ a Specialty 308 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji FORMER TEACHER STENO FOR GOVT. Miss Irma Krebsbach is another ex-teacher who is glad she *‘Switched"” to stenography. After a course at Dakota Business Col- lege, Fargo, N. D., she easily passed the Civil Service examina- tion and is now in the U. §. Inter- nal Revenue Office at Fargo. Nora Prindiville went to the U. S. Land Office at Dickinson. D. B. C. graduates make good in government and commercial jobs far and wide. “Follow the Succe$$ful” at D. B. C. Summer School. Graduate in the busiest scason. Write F. L. | Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St, | Fargo, N. D., for terms, etc. .: Imm||||||||mm|umm| o oo 57, | Wholesale Prices fo Consumers| FILLING STATION PRICES "~ TR DT R R ON-AND AFTER MAY 1st, 1921 AT THE FOLflqWING PLACES UP-TOWN— MOTOR INN— Beltrami Ave BEMIDJI AUTO CO.— Minn. Ave. ED. AKRE— : Nymore NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. Filling Station—Near Great Northern Depot NOCO BRAND PRODUCTS GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION | 70 THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS TRUCK; AND. TRACTOR OWNERS. GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH USE NOCO TGS 211 THIRD ST. BEMIDJI, MINN, LADIES’ OXFORDS . In Tan Calf Leath'er;v&)od- fia'- year welt Soles, Semi-English Special §4:29° In Tan or.Black Calf or Kid oo iin 8 Thigh o % Fine quality Tan Calf Leathers; high or low heels; os. best workmanshij Special $3.98 . Fyira Speciel Valus$6:29 Boys’ Black Calf Dress Shoes - “ “Children’s Black Calf and Kid In Blucher Lace style; good, solid Shoes in every way; sizes'to 6; Special........... $2.98 * Gonsumers Shog Go. 3 ._Bl.ltt?'l:l: Shoes, sizes to 8; Special.2.:...$1.29 16 EXGLUSIVE OPERATING * SHOE_STORES