Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 192¢ P —rrn e 5 S T BAA A AP, i e Mise Anna Hegtoedt of Fosston was o Bemidji visitor today, J. L. Rolland of Thief River Falls was a hbusiness caller Tuesday. Mrs. Olaf Johnson of Boy River was a Bemid;i visitor Tuesday. Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G@. B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. 1-19tf Grant Norman of Park Rapids spent Tuesday in the city on business. R. W. Sheldon of Thief River Falls was a business visitor in the city today. Miss Minnie Pfeil of Virginia is visiting at, the home .of Mrs. A: L. Barker. : If its shoes.your buying remem- ber we save you money. Consumers Shoe Co. 6-9tf Richard Poster.and S. A. Poster of Hibbing were Bemidji business vis- itors today. W. E. McGuire and Miss Marie Neumiller of Pine River were Bemidji visitors today. P. S. Haag ofl Chicago and S. A. Harery of Minneapolis spent Tuesday at Itasca State Park. FOR ANY KIND of real estate deal, see or writq WIllits & Olson, the land men, 1-1tr Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tiedermann of Crookston- were among the out .of town visitors in the city Tuesday. ‘A son was born to Mr, and Mrs. B. Hunt at their home Tuesday morning. It is reported that; the mother and the baby are doing nicely. $560,000 to loan on farms. The Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota. 10-37tt A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Taber this morning at St. Anthony’s hospital. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely. Mrs. A. P. Batchelder returnad to Bemidji Tuesday from Winger and Mcintosh where she has been since Friaay visiting friends and relatives. She made the trip by auto. ‘The Elks Entertainment Commit- tee announces'that invitations have been issued for their dance Friday night of this week. Music will be furnished by Dot Van’s Syncopators. 1t6-15 | Wiy 9445 9449 CHIC, COOL AND COMFORTABLE A pleasing combination of cross- barred dimity and linen lawn is featured in this Summer frock. The dimity is in %recn and white, while the lawn, which orms the kimono blouse and bands on the skirt, is in delicate apple green. The fronts of the blousc are extended at the sides to form a sash. The round collar and cuffs are of dimity. Medium size requires 234 yards 36-inch lawn and 215 yards 36-inch dimity. PlC}ORlAL REVIEW BLOUSE No. 9445. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Skirt No. 9449. Sizes, 24 to 34 inches waist. Price, 35 cents, e A A A A AN Mrs. William Gerlinger of Spur was a between train business visitor in Bemidji Tuesday- Mrs. William Christianson of the Fifth ward is reported to be seri- ously ill with a case of blood poison- ing. A demonstration will convince you that the Roto-mixer will give you at least 15 per cent more miles on your gas. See J. H. Stechman, age;tté ie P Dr. W. W. Wilson of Baltimore is here.for a week visiting his brother, S. S.,Wilson, -proprietor of Wilson & company. F. C. Bates, 524 Irvine avenue,| left Tuesday evening for Minneapolis where he will sepnd a few days transacting business. DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH MEETING THIS EVENING ‘The Daughters of Rebekah will meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the I 0. 0. F. hall for their regular busi- ness session, and it is urged that all members be present. EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Episcopal Guild of St. Bartho- lomew . church wilhk meet with Mrs. G. A. Bradford at 916 Mississippi ave- nue on ‘Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock. A large attendance is urged. |BETHEL LUTHERAN AID : WILL MEET) TOMORROW The Ladies’ Aid of Bethel Luth- eran church will meet Thursday aft- ernoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Walstad of Fifth ward -at 2:30 o’clock. All are cordially invited to attend. MODERN SAMARITANS MEET THURSDAY NIGHT The Modern Samaritans will meet Thursday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall at 8 o'clock for their regular business session, and all members are urged to be present. MRS. MILLER ELECTED DELEGATE TO TOLEDO At a special meeting of the Women of the Mooseheart Legion held Satur- day evening, Mrs. Rube Miller was elected a delegate to attend the Toledo Moose convention to be held June 27. MRS CLAFFY ENTERTAINS | Mrs. John Claffy, 1107 Lake Boule- vard, entertained at her home last evening at three tables of bridge in honor of Miss Alice Hickey of Chish- olm, a former schoolmate of Mrs. Claffy’s at Michigan University, who is her house guest. MiSS KENFIELD ENTERTAINS Miss Arvilla Kenfield entertained a few friends last evening at her home. The evening was spent in Dleasant conversation while the la- dies sewed on fancy work they brought with them. Miss Kenfield | served lunch. Those present were Mesdames .\. L. Barker, Hartness, Hayner and Misses Peggy Dunnigan and Edna Fuller. “LITTLE MOTHERS” CLUB ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS The “Little Mothers’ club” is en- — vir Wy ey AKX KKK KKK KKK KX - PINEWOOD * (22 2R3 22 S AR 2N T. 0. Gelen, who died Wednesday morning, was buried at the Aure cemetery Saturday. Mr. Gelen was one of the old pioneers of Beltrami county. He settled on a homestead here over 20 years ago which he de- veloped into a nice farm with good modern buildings. He was well known for his good workmanship as a car- penter and also was a well known religious worker. We regret his pass- ing away at an early age and extend out sympaihy to the bereaved family. A. M. Thompson was a Leonard visitor Thursday. He drove the rail- road auditor in his automobile. ‘The Mississippi Timber Co. has a crew of men here loading their logs and box bolts. They will be here about a month. Carl Clauson and the T. B. Miller family spent Sunday afterncon at the Solway farmers’ clubl which met at| Mr. Frederickson’s place. There was a large crowd present and all ac- knowledged a good time. They very | much enjoyed looking over Mr. Fred-! erickson’s fine farm which he can| well be proud of. | Leonard was well represented here at the ballgame Sunday. The Misses Bailey, Moviland and Isaakson and a number of others were among the Lecnard crowd. D. M. Conners and M Zenda Bell of Bemidji were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Miller Sunday Ray Miller and family, who have lived here nearly a year moved to Fed eral dam Friday. The Thompson brothers and Mr. | and Mrs. Charles Rock took in the movies at Seclway Friday evening.} Miss Marie Nelson of Deb re- turned home Monday from a visit at Clearbrook where she took in the old settlers’ reunion. Mr. and Mrs. George Clemmer and Miss Velma Bolmer were Bemidji vis- itors Saturday. | Charles Lindgren and family took in the old settlers’ reunion at Cle: brook Saturday and report a gondi time. | The Pinewood haseball nine, one; of the fastest organizations in Nor-| thern Minncsota met their first de-| feat at the hands of the strong Be-| midji team' by a score of 5 to 3. It] was a hotly contested game through- ou¥ and fully came up t¢ the expec- tations of the hundreds who came fo rmiles around to witness it. Keen and clever playing on both sides kept the throng on their feet most of the time and all went away satisfied that ihey had witnessed a wonderful game. A return game which promises to be | even more interesting will be played at Bemidji Sunday, the 26th. Both| teams will have plenty of backers and the Pinewood team is determined to| wipe out the defeat sufiered at Pine-| wood. Tnterest in the coming game is intense and a great crowd is ex- pected. — - Tuesday noon to visit her sister, Mrs. Gust Ellefson. Mrs. P. Anderson returncd Tues- day after a two weeks’ visit with friends and relatives at Hendrum and Fergus Falls. Miss Katie Gordon has arrived | home from Park Region Luther sem- | inary, Fergus IKalls, to spend ihe| summer, | Bernece Burfield was a Be-! midji visitorsl Thursday. Evangelist C. E. Lull gave a very | interesting lecture Tuesday evening| on his experiences in the South Sea | Islands. | Mavis Marsh spent last week with | her grand ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Rauk. 1 Miss Julia Aaburg went to Bemid- | ji Thursday. She has been visiting | with her parents here. Among those who attended the dance at.Alida Saturday evening were | Olaf Hannem, George Hanson, Hed-| in and Oliver Hegg and Henry Han-| _ son. Mrs. William Bromaghin daughter, Iva, returned home day after spending severay. da Leonard. - | NMrs. Marie Krohn and daughters, Jda, Inga and Mattie, aud Stanley | Spicer motored to Clearbrook Sa urday to attend the old settlers’ pic- nic. Mrs. E. J. Gordon has returned home after spending several weeks with friends and relatives at Under- wood. Mrs. Roy Cooper spent a few days in Bemidji last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Petterson, their daughter, Myrtle, and son Arthur from Alexandria arrived Thursday to spend a week at the W. O. Gordon home. | Mis. Benjamin Thelan was a Be-| midji visitor Thursday. Little Hans Gordon had the misfor- tune of fracturing his arm - while| playing. | Dr. Campbell was & visitor here Tuesday. 1. W. Tichroew of St. Paul arriv-| od Saturday to spend a few days at| the Geo E. Burfield home. Mrs. L. A. Larson went to Clear-| Lreok to attend the old settlers’ pic- nic and tc t relatives. i Misz Bernice Olson has gone to| Bemilji where she will attend sum- mer school. | {rs. George Titsworth went to Be- Monday t omeet her daughter, Sonth, who is coming from | Junction, Towa, to spend the with her parents here. | professional | | | Vioclet Heming Theodore Roberts Wanda Hawley Monte Blue ! Bebe Daniels | Tully Marshall Clara Horton Dog Went to Church. [Snglish correspondent writes: was very fond of ;:oiugl He wou'ld sit quietly with ¢ between his paws. For two successive seasons he atcended all the contirmation ¢l I tild the bishop. ‘Well, Tink said the bishop, turn- ing to him, ‘I'm very sorry I can’t con- firm u.' Tinker looked at him very gravely, and from that day never at- tended another cla It may be add- «d that the stor well as the dog, lacks confirmation. MEMORIAL TO LINCOLN (By United Press) London, June 15. memorial tablet to Abraham Lincoln was dedi- cated today in the little chureh at Hingham Norfolk, where Lincoln's - WITy woae PAGE THREE ancestors worshipped. Similar tablets will be unveiled at the art gallery at Jirmingham, in memory of Lincoln's friendship for John Bright, July 4, and at Cambridge University at a date to be named. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS (Oirice of school board, Ind. dist- riet No. 7.) Notice is hereby given that the date of receiving bids for the con- struetion of a new senior and junior high school building for Independent school district No. 7 of Beltrami ceunty, Minn., as advertised to be ré- ceived June 1 1921, will be post- poned and cxtended up until the hour of 11 a. m. July 2nd; 1921. ¢ Sch Board, Tndependent S¢hool 1 No. 7. J. T. Tuomy, clerk; - Gt6-13-14-15 REX TODAY ROY STEWART IN Richard Kipling’s SUPER PINNACLE PRODUCTION | “The Lone Hand” The Most Starllifigly Sensational Picture Ever Made " BILLIE WEST in Two-Part Comedy FOX NEWS Rex Orchestra Children—10c 7:10-9:00 Adults—26¢ THE PERFECT S CREEN COMEDY From the pen of America’s foremost humorist and played by one of the humanest ar comedians. 1id most humorous of all Clean, wholesome American humor at its best The chucklesome story of a hood until way past t man who never had a boy- he half century mark. GOLDWYN Miss Rosella Schneck of Wycam came to Bemidji. Tuesday to atten_q the summer term of the Bemidji State Teachers college. tertaining the husbands at 6 o'clock dinner this evening at Diamond |y Point. After dinner they will go to the homea of Mrs. Philip Gill, 1002 Beltrami avenue, where a social eve- IWILL ROGERS| | GlMx;s.FAI. HMJester auid daughters of SHEVLIN + 8 James Neil | % this morning to spend a short time| Mr. and Mrs. Edor Dredeson spent | . . Irving Cummings here visiting friends. They ‘were ey i * et vood dairy ‘butter, 22 cents Deripning will be spent. Those who are to [Sunday in Bemidji. .3 former residents of Bemidji before|poyng at the Peoples Co-operativebe present are Messrs. and Mesdames uM(,. }1:(\1 ™ : pjct(\ 1,14;,,,.4‘“1“,, and ‘B A N t Ra g 1 All These, and More, in ased on the story by Irvin § Cobb going to Great Falls. 5t6-13|T. C. Stuart, G. T. Baker, R. Board- — . man, E; H. French, J. Gilbertson, G. Misses Josephine and Edna Bailey| E. Kreatz, Philip Gill, J. F. Died- and Mabel Barlow are in Bemidji|rich, W. Z. Rcbinson, Mrs. Grest, Miss this week arranging to attend the Ursula Grest and Ed. Kaelble. Bemidji State Teachers college. EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS AN ENJOYABLE SESSION ‘At the Epworth League business meeting held in the Methodist church and Mrs. J. 8. Thorp ‘and the play by Charles O Brien Kennedy) DIRECTED BY CLARENCE BADCER | N ALSO SHOWING store. children, Mr and children, Mabel and Carl Rauk.| were among those who spent Sunday | at Clearwater lake. | M. and Mrs. Fred Philip have gene on an auto trip to their old| Norma Kittleson -arrived in the| city Tuesday night-from Minneapo- lis where he has been attending the University of Minnesota. He ex- pects to spend his summer vacation here with his friends and relatives. . | Every Woman home in lowa. 1 | Miss Tilda Olspn, Who has been | A Paramount Artcraft i principal of our school the past ycar.| Picture | has returned to her home at Mcln-) Mrs. Dick Van ‘Arnum arrived Have you given us an opportunity | home Tuesday night from Eagle to demonstrate our money saving|Bend, where she has visited relatives 6-9t¢ |and friends for the past three weeks. EDGAR’S SUNDAY COURTSHIP A Booth Tarkington {wo-part comedy S plan. Consumers Shoe Co. ; last evening, it was decided to hold tpsll\l' th P i | - y on is recovering from lizabet A Get more: miles out of your gaso-|a contest commencing one wec_k from n 0{1) ord aldE_:o:aofe 'éof,’ifi‘l'fc “239 E‘;L’"'E‘hfi‘.‘{y line witha Roto-mixer. J. H. Stech-|Sunday evening, to see which side can | bis illness. N Gt £ 7:3 spending a few days. Miss Tharald-|man, agent. 2t6-15 | hold the west meetings during the| George ;a. Burfield, Ver na'\ :\_n(l Der- f 0_9 son will visit with 'h ist flM month, each side taking charge of|nece Burfield and. H. W. Teichroew o the meetings alternate Sunday eve- | Were among those who attended the 10ck 25¢ old settlers’ picnic at Clearbrook Sat- urday. Manville Teigland and Arvid Lun- Fred Everson, for a few days and| Miss Lorena Fennendahl of Black| ;. will then leave for Fisher where she|duck was in Bemidji this morning | s will spend the summer months. Leland Trafton and Miss Ma- i E bel Welch were chosen as leaders. The en route to Lavinia where she has League also plans to give a reception accepted a. position, for the.summer.| to; the Methodist students attending|din, of .Alida, were Shevlin cailers . -t Juige C. W. Stanton and his the Bemidji State Teachers college, | Tuesday. FR D Matinee 2:30 { A Night 7:30-9 daughter, Mrs. Leila Sanborn, and| Mys. J. W. Diedrich and little| 44 the church, June 24. Mrs. Qually of Hendrum, arrived Miss Bmma Grant, who has been a|qyagliter will leave Friday morning member of the State Teachers College |for Little Falls to spend a month as faculty during the past two years, left this afternoon for Minneapolis., Miss ‘Grant will go on to her home at Springfield, 111, where she expects to spend the summer. She plans to attend Columbia University at New York city next year. After the business session a social '] L time was enjoyed with music and the guests of .relatives and friends|games, and refreshments served by | the hostesses, Misses Grace Isted and Miss ‘Van Wale of Minneapolis ar-| Mabel Welch. rived in Bemidji Monday evening and ia.the guest of Mrs. J. A. Parmelee, | 710 Minnesota avenue, for two weeks. Good dhl;'y ‘butter, 22 cents per pound at the Peoples Co-operative store. 5t6-18 Mr. and Mrs. D, A Gale of Fun in the Offing! Cuban Dancers De Lux in a melange of songs, etc. | KEENE AND PEARL | J. ALDRICH LIBBY e A Mr. and ‘Mrs. Edwin Anderson of | Evansville, Minn,, arrived in the city| this afternoon from Duluth to visit a few days at the home of Mr. and| Mrs. H. L. Cummings. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Cummings are sisters. GEQ. & MARIE BROWN The Singer and the Boob PANTZER BROS. Artistic Athletic Achicvement Shoes that’s all we sell, our buy- ing power is the secret of our low prices. Consumers Shoe Co. 6-9tt E. Kaelble returned Monday from Towa and southern Minnesota where he has visited friends and relatives for the past month, and is a guest| at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. T. Baker and family, at LaMoure. Miss Clara Scranton and Lewis Thacker left Monday night for their homes at Waukegan, ]Illl. Miss Scran- ton graduated from the Bemidji State camp % Teacghrers college this year nind has |lakes in t‘hagwcmlty for the remain- accepted a position to teach at |der of this week, Springfield, 111, this fall. Lewis T R ‘Thacker, son of Mrs. Grace Thacker, | -Little Miss Joyce Stanton of Grand dean of women at the college, has at-|Forks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. tended the local high school the past M. Stanton, is the guest of her grand-| term and will spend the summer va-|parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Stanton, cation at Waukegan. He expects to|for the summer. return to Bemidji in September. 3 . ‘Mitchell an family motored to Park Rapids Tues- day and will camp = and fish at the (3y Amangement watti'Jabeph M W TheDollai 2am o Master Pointer, 3 | My name is Winthrop Wise, For whitest white enamel 1 fovor Eyanize, i Y Andrew Abbott, chief of the Eagle ] Bend fire department, was in Bemidji Tuesday en route to International Falls to attend the firemen’s conven- tionbeing held there this week. N _| While here he was the guest of rela- Mrs. John Herbert and two chil-1 ;0 % " erjends, - B’ilP)' 0. F E‘P&Smceting 0l|dx-en of Bend, Ore., are visiting Mrs. | ere will.be g reetial | Herbert’s parents, Mr .and Mrs. A. P.| . the Elks lodge “Thursday evening. Wehite afptheir inmer home at| Miss Grace Hammond. 4-year-old T. C. BAILEY, Sec'y. | Birchmont Beach. |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles irchmont beacl: I‘Hamraond, 1227 Dewey avenue, sub- | A mitted to an operation for the re- | Bing cherries, $3 per box, . 0. b.imoval of I:er :Jonsilso and adenoids | Bemidji. These are extra fine stoek‘ vesterday. She is reperted to be get- IT’LL BE ALL OVER TOWN |and will be shipped same day as pick-| ting along nicely toda: | ting '4 y v. ed to insure their arrival in good . For his Uncle Samuel he worked twelve months for a dollar. And when you see what he did— you’ll want Sam locked up for ¢ travagance! [} But as for laughs and excitement | condition. See our advertisement on| Apdrew Rood and L. C. Rood left MIDSUMMER another page. Roger A. Neal, Yaki- Tue:day‘}or (\,{zhltfieli\('azer, \\'isfiocanzd Iy M 1 MADNESS ma, Wash. 2t6-15 there by the death of their brother, —holy Moses! ol al Martin, who was fatally injured TH[S WHITE ENAMEL STAYS WHITB Fot the finest buildings everywhere leadiog Avchitects and Paintere arc wing Mrs. R. J. Boardman and son Jay|when hit by an automobile at Ja will' leave Friday morning for the|ville, Wis. Mr. Rood passed a Twin Cities, Rochester ands Plain-|Tuesday, although he lived some time view where they will spend about after the accident. | |six weeks visiting friends and rela- | tives. CANADIAN IS ELECTED | HEAD OF ROTARY CLUB| {#R Charming LILA LEE Leading Lady ‘ Comedy—*“LADIES’ PETS”—Chester With Children and Animals, not only Adorable but Astonishing—Laughs and Thrills. | Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Johnson-of- the International ;NHITE ENAMEL | Fifth ward .went to | M 10¢-26 Nigh 18 | Falls Sunday morning. Mr. Johnson| (By Unlted Press) | atinee-—10c-25¢ ights—15¢-30c . 5 {returned to Bemidji Sunday evening| BEdinburgh. Scotland. June 1",\ - bm'l‘.l;g "’62?:,5’52:.,’,‘:‘33:‘.‘: n‘ffgwaor'k’éi F:?;v: ::::3. x:l:‘:llez :‘I:: 11 —— with @ beautiful lustre that does not chow a brush mark or lap. {but Mrs. Johnson remained there to|Crawfcrd MeCullough of Fort | visit her mother for a few days. liams, Ont., today was elected inter-| | | national president of the Rotary ciub | | ) | N ' Missés Engbretson, the Misses | at the world convention here. The Missés Enebretaon, man Black, of Fargo, N. D., was one| | Thorson and Miss Hoialman of Gully| 5 ¥ | |are attending the summer school at of the eight vice-presidents elected. | r lthe Bemidji ‘State Teachers college, THE PIONEER WANT 'ADSi and are stopping at the home of Mrs. H. A. Bridgeman in the Fifth ward. BRING RESULTS sed, and is not A beautiful For interior or exterior work it is unsurp affected by exposure to severe weather conditions, white at the start and stays so. Let us show you the beautiful finish this cnamel produces,, ? GIVEN HARDWARE CO. ' Phone 57 239 TONIGHT & " Thursday ELKO 3:00 Bemidji