Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 7

has the ° Northern . 4 <k v o o nj1 DAILY PION - oAr . —— VOLUME XIX. NO. 45 Bids to Be Readvertised for County Bond Issue for’ Road Construction’ ¢ em———— \ A committee consisting of Chair- man Edward Paulson of the board of county commissioners, County At: torney GGraham M. Torrance and en- gineer William ‘M. Everts, has been named by the.board of county cor:|yg missioners 'now; in_ session, to” go to Warren, the county seat of Marshall county on June 14, to protest against ‘the constpuction of consolidat ‘@iteh No. 1 which is being petition: for by a mumber of settlers Tn the Grygla district. Road) blds which were advertised . to be opened June 9, were not opened s there were no funds with which to finance the contracts if they were awarded. 'Two bond issues, one of $100,000, and one of $250,000, will ngain) be advertised for sale on July 12. ‘These bonds have been previous- 1y advertised for sale but on account of the highways on which the most of the'money was to be spent had not vet ofticially been designated as part of the Bahcock system it is necessary to readvertise. The $100,000 are to be sol¢ and the proceeds taken to reimbursé .the county for expended on the Babcock highways in the county.. The state required that the bonds be issued by the coun- ty and sold and it will thentake them over which is practically the same as the state directly refunding the money to ‘the county. This is fhe method, however, required by the state in this matter. : The resignation of George Camp- bell as commissioner of the “Lake Julia Sanatorium was accepted. and a new commissioner will be appoint- éd in his place before the adjourn- ment of the board of commissioners. The road running past the Pine Tree north of Puposky was desig- nated as a county road, = This will mean the completing of a two mile stretch of this road which will give the settlers in that community ‘an outlet north'to the Red Lake. ‘The ‘board officially asked the state department to take over thé remain- der of the.construction of the road from Cass Lake to Solway. ; s S ERERERNEXRRERRRES * GRANT VALLEY- Knapp visited Mrs, Fred Lgn‘e Tues- day. i35 ' Andrew Putnam ‘and"wife were guests of Max- Lubeck ' and . wife Motiday evening. i A.-R. Dailey and family were Sun- day ylattors at ‘the C. Knapp home. . Auto bandits abandoned a stolen car in front of the Fred Lange place Sunday apd golng to Bemidji escaped with Lewis Strawbridge’s car which was parked/ in front of St. Philip’s church;. Chief of Police Bailey iden- tified 'the. éap as one being stolen at Littlé-Fork Saturday night. 3 Sarah Knapp and family “were Sunday visitors at the B. Edwardsg ‘home. Rev. Cummings, Rev. Ferris and C. L. Isted held services at the Edge- wood school house Sunday evening. Fred Lange and family were Sun- day visitors at, the Charles Barclay home: | .. & money |~ ; 3 - M PP E L EIR T SR s . Mrs T 3. Wright and Mre.=0: |5 HERERK AKX LR SOLWAY- i f (Y2222 222228 2880 and Mrs. P. J. Rock were busi- ness visitors_at Bemidji Saturday. While there, Mrs. Rock had some den- ta] work done. Miss Elva Peterson returned from Puposky Friday where she attended to business matters for several days. A number of the Solway young folks attended the barn dance giyen at Heathman’s Saturday night. Miss Matie Stone motored to Be- yidii‘saurdny-with two of -her -pu- pils, Bina Gustafson and Gertrude Sime, to. attend the bread baking con- A number of the Solway young folks motored to Bemidji Saturday evening to_attend the movies. 'Miss Matie Stone, principal of the Solway school, left Tuesday for her home at Dassel. ¥ . Mrs. James Bratton returned from McIntosh Friday where she visited with'friends and relatives. Conrad Paulson of Shevlin was a visitor in Solway Saturday evening. Peter Sorenson was a business vis- |~ sto_r “in_ Bemidji: between trains Fri- ay: 5 Aohn Neely arrived home Wednes- day from Seattle, Wash. e Clearbrook band through' Solway Sunday. 3 ring, Hubert Kyle tafson and family mo- ke Sunday. Stae visited here over Ay h‘:i tsi.sl:er,s {luth Stae, 5 employed at.the Solway hotel. - Misses Elva and Ovina Peterson' were entertained at the Adolph Gus- tafson home Sunday evening. ‘A baby boy. born June 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. John Tage. Both mother motored 'and babe are doing nicely. ~ Dorig Sime returned trom Bemidji iday. A Igre.well party was given in hon- or of Miss Matie Stone Friday eve- ning. * The evening was spent in zames and music after which refresh- ments wereserved. . Imer Schneering and - Hubert Kyle, who have heen visiting with the former’s sister, Mrs. Adolph Gustaf- son, left Tuesday.for Sac City, Iowa. . Hugh ‘Robinson _returned from Bertha Tuesday. . : : LOCAL FAR MBUREAU TO At the regular meeting .of the ‘113'“3}! ami c&unty Farm Bnre;ujheld 16 y -afternoon, at whic! ) m H. E. Arnold, H. A. Pflou- Géorge Rhea, Tho Porte 3, Bdward arson were present, lacided ‘contribute-a por- state;ald received by the ta. Marshall ‘county to reim- urse:it for the work of the Marshall ounty ‘agent| at Grygla, who looks after about twelve townships of Bel- rami- county.dn: the district north- t of Red Lake. 4 The matter] of the annual picnic ‘was algo taken up and arrangements for it were completed. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO VISIT MISSION RESERVE | Harry K. Mayer, superintendent (f thd Leech Lake Indisn”agency will accompany the county board of edu- cation to thé ‘Mission Reserve north of Cass Lake next Thursday for the purpose of making arrangements for the comstruction of schools for the Indian children who have been at- tending the Mission school, which has been closed. s . BEMIDJI, MINN;, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1921 s attended by the teachers, pupils and parents.. ‘The teachers left for their homes Sunday. 'Miss Madge Lowry to Dassel; Minn., 'Misses Magnild Michelson and Esther Miller to Min- neapolis. Miss Tilda Olson will re- main here two weeks before return- ing to her home at McIntosh. The Boy Scouts enjoyed a camping trip at Moose Lake Saturday and Sunday. Chiester Burfield motored to Leon- ard Saturday morning to meet his sister, Bernice. 3 iMrs. Ben Bredeson and Mrs. M. O. Bredeson made a trip to Bemidji Saturday afternoon. Chester Burfield, John Desjardines and Irven Gordon attended a show in Bemiidji Sunday night. Miss Lenore Thorpe returned home from Fergus Falls Saturday noon. She has been taking up a busi- ness course @t Park Region Luther Seminary. the past winter. Mrs, Oscar;Paulson and Mrs. Chas- Wiench were Bemidji shoppers Fri- FORD CARS AND PRODUCTS HAVE REACHED ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED REGARDLESS OF THE FACT THAT THE FORD MOTOR CO. WAS BEHIND ON ORDERS NEW PRICES F.0.B. FACTORY CHASSIS ............counin $345.00 ROADSTER ................$370.00 AEERRRER KN KEAARK P Miss * o SHEVLIN * (3222 Z R 222 E R 2 .. ‘The :women’s: home . and foreign mission sogiety of the Congregational church met with Mrs. James ‘Wicox Thuraday afternoon. ° Mrs. James Batten and children of Solway have been visiting. friends and. relatives for the past week. _Miss Hazel Pitt left Friday morn-' ing for Minneapolis where she ex- pects to spend the summer. Henry Hanson returned frqm Du- luth last Thursday. Miss Ruby Petterson went to Ers- kine Thursday afternoon to attend the high school commencement ex- ercises, iMr. and Mrs, H. Hanson of Leon- ard, spent Friday here shopping. ‘Mrs, T. W. Edens and, children of International Falls, visited with Ver- na: Burfield: one lay last week. Al very guccessful term of school was closed Friday. A picnic was held at the Clearwater river which was Wilton of Mr. urday. cordia Miss Holton day on ROADSTER, with starter.. ... .$440.00 TOURING*CARV ST ....$415.00 TOURING CAR, with staster. . . $485.00 COUPE, with starter and de- ) “"SEDAN,’ with ‘,‘it'arter and t%e' VT mountable rims . .” iy TRUCK, one-ton . . TRACTOR ........ C.W. Jewett Co., Inc. day between trains. home to spend her summer vacation, She has been attending high school at Pequot. ¥ IMr. and Mrs. H. P. Frodahl went to Arthur Sorenson arrived home Sat- her school at Clearbrook last Friday and has returned home to spend: the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holton, Cecil Ttasca State Park. 0. E. Oscar Paulson, Woodmen deputy, came Saturday to spend a week with his family. t A .lawn party was given Saturday evening in honor of Misses Lowry, Michelson and Miller previous to their New Kaplan Bldg. Olga Hannem has arrived Friday. to attend the funeral Frodahl’s father. He has been attending Con- college at{ Moorhead. Bernice Burfleld completed and Alf Rain sperit Sunday at [State. Evenvold was in Bagley Mon- business. departure. for th es. were played and at 11 o’clock a deli- MORT PENDERGAST .. fi““’-. pnzl was served, t’l‘he ifi]lgw— Licensed : ... ng guests were present: adge Lo‘wty, Magnild Michelson, Esther Umom Miller, Mabel and Carl Rauk, Mr. and Your. Business Solicited Mrs. L. A. Larson, Edna C. Hanson, Phone 17-F-4 Arthur Renne, Verna, Berniece and Chester Burfield, Sam and 'John Desjardins, Mrs. Pete Bromaghin, Alf Rain, Mrs. Hans Gordon, Mrs. Chas. McDonald and Cecil Holton, M. d Mrs. T. B. Rid d dausl;n:rnhlnrl?hsve gone on :; a‘:l';o SHOE REP A‘RING triu thru the southern part of the DONE A number of cars from Clearbrook went through here Sunday morning boosting the Old Settlers’ and Com- munity picnic at Clearbrook Satur- day, June 11th. William Bromaghin week end here with his family. Subscribe for The 'FIRST CLASS NEAT and QUICK PRICES REASONABLE Bemidji Shoe Store 315 Minnesota Ave, spent the Dally Ploneer. A FEW EXTRA SPECIALSFOR | ' SATURDAY ‘Added to Our Big Money-Raising Sale $1.50 Overalls to go at. . . .98¢c Men’s 50c Suspenders, your choice . A big table loaded with service- able Dress Shoes, of the $5.00 to $7.00 high grade, to go at $345 Unheard of Bargains await yoy—Our motto for this sale is, T he Most and Best Merchandise for the Least Money. take advantage of our wonderful Bargains. Come in and $2.50 Men’s Pants, come early for these ......$1.48 Men’s $1.25 Balbriggan Union Suits—just what you want for warm weather. .....79¢ $5.00 and $6.00 high grade Work Shoes; a rare-bar- gain at AR E I < 4 [ ) i MANY MORE BARGAINSAWAITYOU * Look for the Red Figures for the Sale Price at N BEN'S BARGAIN STORE " 122 Minn. Ave. New Kaplan Bldg. © COME IN AND SEE THE HUNDREDS OF BIG VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR GOQDS At:special prices which shew » you a big saving. DRY . this season—you’ll shop here first—of course. ‘At special prices—come ‘N()-T]ONS in and see all the new, as well as staple, Notions. You will find our stock of Notions complete all the - time. ! surprise awaits you in. this department, which compriges A great , biece all:-the “wanted - fabries. for =3 biore ] ing. ‘DISHES Twenty and more-sets of Dinner Ware in different patterns—for $5.95 for 32- 80 per cent, or more. Pails, Tubs, Boilers; Pans, KITCHEN Kettles ‘snd lots. of: other . goods at special prices. It is surprising what dif- ferent things can~ ‘be found in this depgrtment —and at a decided sav- ALUMINUM WARE And do not mix up i your mind our WEAREVER and WINNER BRANDS of heavy, warranted ware, which we advertised last year at very special prices ~—with. the light-weight ware offered elsewhere at 98 cents. We have this same ware at 85 ‘cents, in Cookers, 2, 3 or 4 quart sets, ‘At a saving of Percolators, Double Ce: Kettlea and:Sauce Pans—Your Choice— ». WARE 4. 85 cents Come to a store where you can see many different brands and. take your choice i . NOW ON IN FULL BLAST FIRE- WORKS k-2 S are safe, - Our China Ware depatt- ment is noted for values, and during this ‘Anniver- sary Sale we are offering some really remarkable vaiues—Cups and Sauc- ers, sets of 6— See-now- the- largest- line ever brought into this city, and all at less prices than last year. Of course, you're going t0 celebrate—every- one does—fire-works that STORE TO Hundreds of dollars worth DOEES& of Toys, Dolls, Doll Cots, Kiddie Cars, Wagons, Coaster Wagons, health giv- ing Toys. . You will find a wonderful assortment in this department at greatly reduced prices, During this sale you will find K CUPS & | an ample assortment: of the SIL S SAUCERS newest in Silks, and at special | iy | low . prices—the savings are worth, while— Crepe de Chine, per yd..$1.498 Georgette: Crepe, per yd $1-49 Organdies, per yd....78¢, 85c Satin Messaline, per yd..$1.69 2™ A v s WE CANNOT GIVE YOU EVEN A FAINT IDEA -OF THE MANY GOOD ITEMS WE ARE OFFERING—SO I SAY, €OME ‘AND SEE T e ‘The BiG VAREETY SToRE G A OF ' COURSE On Beltrami Avenue ~"" Bemidji, Minn.