Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 2

_ welcome. EREER KKK RKKRK KR x BIG LAKE * PEEE KRR AR KK The Hang Together club will meet with Catherine and Harvey Bergh Friday evening of this week for the regular social evening. J. S. Beatty lost a.valuable horse Saturday-morning of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harley ‘Hansen were callers at C. O. Wing’s and J. S. Beatty's Friday evening of last week. A large attendance is again re- ported at Sunday school Sunday. The Children’s Day committee are preparing an interesting program for that day. All parents and friends are especially urged to be present. Date announced later. Sunday afternoon at a Gospel team from Bemi services at the Big Lake school house. Everybody come and hear the Gospel message brought by these Christian workers. A party of young people invaded the home of A. C. Steele Tuesday evening. The event was the cele- bration of Miss Florence Steele’s birthday. A fine time was spent play- ing games and charades. A dainty birthday lunch was served. The farmers are busy getting in potatoes and clearing land for later erops. 'TTSSS I 2222222 2 2 2 ) * FROHN * e S L Miss Helga Krogfoss of Cass Lake js visiting at the Peter Narum home oou-—u - - —— for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Colbwin visited at the Chas. Orberg home last Sun- day. Alex Hensel of Good Thunder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hensel, ar- rived here last Saturday to visit with relatives for two or three weeks. En route he stopped off at Minneapolis and visited his sisters, Miss Margaret Hensel and Mrs. Marie Yates. Wm. Rabe, Sr., who sustained a fractured hip last week, was taken (éo St. Anthony’s hospital last Mon- ay. Miss Edna Malzahn and Mrs. Clara Borchard of Good Thunder are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graf. Miss Malzhan and Mrs. Graf are sisters. - The Sunshine club will give an en- tertainment for both young and old folks at the Albert Graf home next Friday night. Everyone is cordially Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malzhan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brouillard of Be- midji called at the Albert Graf home last Tuesday evening. Mrs. O. S. Huset and Mrs. Carrie Hanson visited ‘at the Ole ‘Felland home last Sunday. 3 The Norwegian Ladies” Aid met at the home of Mrs. Carrie Hanson last ‘Wednesday. Switches. BEST EQUIPMENT { Deer River @ STOUGHTON m.|grain speculators were losers when CHEVROLET REPAIR PARTS We carry a complete stock of Repair Parts—also a full . line of Starters, Generators, Cutouts, Coils and Ignition We have specialized for years on ‘Auto Electric Repairing. In most cases we can repair and return the same day. Charges must be prepaid on parts sent in for repairs, Qur Workmanshp and prices will please you. ‘We also have the BEST Battery Station in the Northwest. We Repair All Mukes of Batteries W. R. GIBERSON, INC. SERVICE YOU WILL APPRECIATE CARLOAD “CHAMPION” POTATO MACHINERY CONSISTING OF PLANTERS—SPRAYERS—DIGGERS SEED POTATO CUTTERS P Complete Stock of Extras MANURE SPREADERS—AUTO TRUCKS g Plows, Drags, Discs and Cultivators T Auto Accessories; Auto Oil, Tires, Tubes and etc. N. D. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HOLDING STATE CONVENTION (By United Press) Fargo, May 26.—The family phy- siclan and his place in modern sci- ence will be the subject of the ad- dress of President Dr. Fred Ewing, at the opening of the state medical con- vention today. Prominent speakers| from (Minnsota and surrounding| states are expected to attend. FARMERS HAVING SAY IN GRAIN MARKET NOW Chicago, May 26.---Farmers are| having their say in the grain mar- ket. The farmers, with elevators filled with graiim, pocket profit and May Wheat went *to $1.80 on the Chicago Board of Trade yesterday. Many of the speculators had shown wheat promising to deliver to east- ern exports. Reports of contniued drought in the southwest sent the price of wheai to a new height and when ordering to cover operators had to buy at the high price from farmers. KKK AR KKK KRS * DEBS * SIS 222222 2 2 Louis Winger returned home from Bemidji Saturday where he has been visiting a few days. Mrs. Pete Olson of Bemidji, was a Sunday visitor here with friends and relatives. - Island Lake again met their Wa- 50@_! ciSa refl§ for 10c from one sack of GENUINE "BULL’ DURHAM = | TOBACCO AT i@ | BEST MECHANICS Minnesota WAGONS and Bemidji, ' F. M. PENDERGAST § Telephone 17-F-4—or People’s Co-oper;tive Store Minn. terloo in a fast game of base ball, played here Sunday, the score be- ing Debs 7, Island Lake 5. Parks pitched for Debs and Clifford na Gilbertson. Doyle of Nebish, pitched for Island H. L Peterson of Litchfield is here tor a few days to visit with Mr. Woodford and' family. Peter Lien and wife motored to Bemidji Sunday. Pinewood will play Debs a game of ball next Sunday, May 29. The game x !will be played two miles mnorth of Pebs on the Anderson farm. Come, s % % % 3% % % % 3% % % ¥ 2% % * ¥ % i you wish! to see a good game play- THE BEMDJI DAILY PIONEER buildings and The shadow A large number of friends called |fine success, on the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs.|play was given by home talent, en- Julius Nelson at the Nelson home, where they were served with lunch and cigars, the merrymakers report ¥ they had a fine time, Mr. Nelson and wife will make their hcme in|the result. ¥ We were much disappointed in not|ten. Lennie | Bemidji. Mrs. Nelson was Miss An- having Rev. George Kehoe with us district was at'the They cleared a wide strip around the will have the same disced and seeded for fire protection. |his absence. The ladies were also present and served coffee and lunch. AR R KRR K KITICHX * sociar at school house Friday evening was a A fine program and|well spent year during which we alllthe new one on. as parents appreciated his services as titled “Reading the News” by theja teacher in.the school, as well as|class all banded together last Satur-|weak, strained or inflammed eyes. Up and Go' Sunday school ciass. The|his good moral and intellectual help|day and completely cleaned, rakcl],IAluuflnunl eye cup FREE. shadows were sold to the highest|to all, being a fellow of high ideals and burned all the refuse in the ceme- Barker, druge Nearly everyone in the Debs school jlast Sunday evening. clearing bee. [able to keep his appointment owingnings at ‘White Pine. Kitichi | ture. bidders. $41.50 in clear cash was|and wi to the illness of the lady who is in ¥ charge of his Bemidji work during|quite sick last Sunday and the doctor \N rg¢ > We expect him to be|was called from Bemidji. oman s Case here next S;nday and the remainder of the week. Special music and an}gay jast th ill h. be closed ;“'““ne"l’: ?3(’; tl':ii °1é°‘:' erllx“";z “That | gown for tl?e,lzlny a:dltl%nne-iecdo?iie ea! ul Golden Gate' has been pre- i} Vi TR i mared ‘for the oitaston, to a long distance, even to the roof }two years with sore, watery eyes, The Kitichi Sunday school will A Gy g i pletely destroyed but the men pre-|she tried simple camphor, hydrastis, give a union picnic in the near fu-|, : o a1 28 4 a Watch for date. vented further loss of the contents.|witchhazel, ete., as mixed in Lavoptik Mr. Baney ciosed his school and|time the roof was burned, they had|Another lady reports “it leaveseyes:' THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1921 Y53 influence for good in his|tery, made flower gardens, planted community that will never be forgot- | seeds and it looks fine. Many thanks to the class from the whole commun- - Miss Gay Mahoney and Charles|ity, long may they hold the spirit He was un-|Fuller spent Sunday with Elsie Jen-|their name signifies. Mrs. Ingwad Gregerson was taken o gse During the very high wind on Fri- Amflze‘ Bemldjl A business man’s wife suffered for of the cook shanty which was com-|which pained day and night, Finally Just one hour and a half from the|eye wash. This helped her AT ONCE. ccol and fresh.” = One small hottle The Up and Go Sunday school|Lavoptik usually helps ANY CASE E. A. — Y SPECIAL arrangement with a num- This t O ber of the leading magazines, we are able to offer for 30 days only an exceptional opportunity to our readers to procure annual subscriptions for about onc-half the regular prices, in club with THE DAILY PIONEER to Save Monev ;The Seven iMagazines 7 i Pictorial 1 1 Pictort . Review JiAmerica's Greatest Magazine fo; Women ¥ PICTORIAL REVIEW haz the ton of PICTORIAL REVIEW 1, 15, £00¢ hagane ‘published. 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