Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 3

~ U0 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER " PAGE THLIZ oo Items for this column will be ! gladly received by Mrs. Harvey, telephone 114-W. Readers owe it to their guests and to them. selves to see that items of interest are reported. Every item will be rgiven proper considera- tion when' source is kuows.: John Suckert of Grant Valley was a ibusiness visitor in Bemidji Saturday. John Matland transacted business in Interational Falls during the week end. 17 10 el AT » § » Mirs. D. Higby of Puposky was a hetween train business visitor in Bemidji Saturday; For ,plenic or excursion parties charter passenger boat “Thor.” A. A. Lee, licensed pilot. Phone 61-W. 6-26tt Mrs. E. E. Kenfield spent the week end in Cass Lake, a guest at the H. D. Kenfield home. Mrs. William Masterson of Nor- thern was the guest of Bemidji friends while shopping here Saturday. Miss Vera Hedman, teacher at Nary, visited her sister, Mrs. Otto Maltrude, at Becida for the week end. Dance in old Armory Wednesday, Sept. 14. Music by Shuck’s Jazz Or- chestra. Everybody invited. 4t9-13 Hovey Lord left Sunday evening for Northfield where he will attend «Carleton college the coming winter. Charles Carter of Hines, who as- sisted in the Beltrami county .ex- hibit at the state fair, returned this morning to Bemidji. Miss Mayvis Phillippi, teacher of School District No. 90, near Frohn, returned to her duties after spending the week end in Bemidji. Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G.! B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. 1-19tf | Mrs. J. C. Cobb of Virginia, who/ has transacted business and visited | iriends in Bemidji for the past week, left Saturday night for Hibbing. D. C. Dvoracek returned Saturday evening from Minneapolis where he had charge “of the. Beltrami county exhibit at the state fair the past week. For rent: Modern furnished room, three blocks from Normal. 1218 Bemidji avenue, 6t9-14 Mizs Argie Boyer, who represented the rural district, Beltrami county, 8. C. Bailey is conducting a state land sule at International Falls to- ‘day., "~ ° o i Mr. and, Mrs. A. M. Bagley mo- tored to Royalton yesterday, and ex- pect to return to Bemidji Tuesday or Wednesday. William Eben Bower left Sunday evening for St. Paul where he will attend the St. Thomas college this +| coming winter, Donald Smith returned this mor- ning from Mineapolis where he has attended the state fair/and visited his mother and sister for the past week. Mrs. E. W. Ashley of Winnipeg, who has visited her sister, Mrs. H. A Reynolds, and family, 806 Bemidji avenue, for the past week, returned to her liome this afternoon. % Mrs. Carrie Giles and son, Richard, 6f Brainerq, who have visited in Be- midji at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bisiar for the past week, will leave for their home tonight. Mrs. G. A. McDonald and daugh- ters, Marfon and Helen-May, of Grand {Forks, who have been the guests of Mrs. McDonald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus, have returned to their home. . Mr. and Mrs. E. LeFleuer of Twen- ty-first street and Park avenue, re- turned Saturday from Minneapolis where they went a week ago: to visit Mrs. LeFleuer’s son, George Chand- ler, and attend the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Bailey, Mrs. Harold Meade :ana Walter Stone, motored to Crookston Sunday. Mr. Bailey.returned to Bemia)i last eve- ning but. Mrs. Bailey remained there to visit relatives there for a few days. J. W. Rilshaw has rented the resi- dence at 417 Minnesota avenue and left ,for Northwood, Iowa, Saturday to moye his family to their new home. Mr." Rilshaw is traveling salesman |for' the General Cigar company of | Duluth. Mrs. Frank Langand and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman who have visited friends in St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth for'a few days, were in Bemidji Sat- urday en route to their home at In- ternational Falls. They report a very enjoyable auto trip. -Announdements have beern received by friends in Bemidji of the arrival of a son, William iloyd, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Seeley, MarysvilleWash., September §. Mrs. Seeley was former- [ly Miss Hazel Olson, whose home was in Bemidji for a number of years. Mrs. O. P. Nokken and Misses Esthér and Alice Hetland, who have visited at the C. M. Baco and Henry Fallon homes, Miss Esther during the summer vacation,”and Mrs. Nok- ken and Miss Alice for the past two weeks, left this afternoon for Moor- in the 'boys’ and girls’ bread baking head and, Fargo. contest af the state fair, returned this morning to her home. I". M. Goughnour, C. M. Masoner, Pete Lenehan, Frank ‘Ward, and C. Treadwell returned Saturday from Minneapolis, where ‘Tuesday to attend the state fair. ——— i Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Schroeder and. daughter, Gail, returned .this morning to their farm home near. Bemidji from Minneapolis, where they have attended the state fair. % Ny e M. F. Wilson of Armour and com- pany, returned this morning to Be- midji from Minneapolis wheyre he attended the state fair. He went vija | Duluth and visited relatives there en route. g Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller left Saturday evening for Minneapolis. They accompanied their ten-year-old son, Harold, to consult specialists. He had an attack of infantile paraly- «is during the summer from which he did not entirely recover. After September 1st Mrs. Willlam C. Budge will take a limited number of pupils for pianoforte instruction. 1226 Doud avenue. Telephone 318-W 8-12tt Mr. and Mrs. Fay Head arrived in Bemidji Sunday from Ladysmith, Wis. Mhey made the trip by auto and vis- ited the state fair and various cities en route. Mr. Head is buying pota- toes for the Wisconsin Produce com- pany of Ladysmith, in this vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Garlock, daugh- ter, Rern, and son, Bobby, returned this morning from a month’s visit with relatives and friends at Chicago. (Dr. Garlock was called to St. Paul two weeks ago by the illness of his father, and joined his family later at Chicago, and accompanied them Emerson says: “We get nine- | tenths of our education through our eyes.” Let Us Set Your Eyes Right It Will Pay You Well L ] e ANAACAR PR they motored | TO HOLD SCHOOL FOR * . RELIGIOUS EDUCATION School ' for religious education will be held Tuesday and Friday at 3:45 p. m. at St. Pauls Evangelical \church—confirmation preparation. BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Alice Reynolds celebrated her 12th birth anniversary Friday by in- viting 12 of her friends to her home, 805 Bemidji avenue, where they pass- ed a pleasant afternoon. Games were played and a birthday luhch served, and Miss Alice received a number of birthday remembrances from the guests. ; A Mrs, B. R. Erickson left Sunday night for- Minneapolis, where she wa& called on account of the serious il- ness. of. her sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parker have returned to their home in Bemidji after visiting friends at Stillwater, and attending the state fair for a few days. Mi. Bemidji Muriel McGhee will leave tomorrow for Cass Lake, twhere she will visit friends for a| short time before going to Northfield, where she will attend. Carleton col- lege again this yeal | Dr. R. Gilmore and William Kaiser returned to Bemidji last evening from Minneapolis where they attended the state fair a few days last week. They | motored home. In Saturday evening’'s issue the new address of Rev. William Kamp- henkel was given as 713 Bemidji avenue. This was an error and should have read 713 Beltrami avenue, at the/ L. @. Crohters’ residence. Piano Instruction Mrs. G. O. Riggs will reorganize her piano class on Sept. 15. Those desiring instruction may call 623-J for appointment. 2t9-13 Special Nctice There will be a special meeting of Bemidji Lodge 233, A. F. & A. M., Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Work in third degree. G. M. PALMER, W. M. 3t9-14 Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends. and neighbors, also M.'&. I shop employees and Legionaires for their great kindness and many floral of- ferings and sympathy shown during the -death- of -our -beloved . son- and ibrother, Wiiliam A. Joyer.' Mr. and Mrs. James W. Joyer Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McGaffigan Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Paulson “po years younger, twenty-five .years healthier and twenty-five ~years stronger expresses what' Tanlac has done for me better than any other way I can put it,” said George D. Shaw, veteran of the Civil War, who now lives at 321 Walnut street Springfield, Mass. “I am now seventy-eight years old and I don’t hesitate to say I have nev- er known a medicine to equal Tan- lac. For fifteen years I was subject to attacks of indigestion that were so bad at times I would have to lay up for a week or two. For a long time 1 lived on crackers and milk alone as nothing else agreed with me. “When I started on Tanlac I weigh- ed only one hundred and seventeen pounds and my days were thought to Veteran of Civil War Still Hale and Hearty say that I feel twenty-five!be numbered. i GEORGE 'D. SHAW, Springfield, Mass.” I’ve been so wonder- fully built up, I now weigh one hun- dred and forty-three pounds and my stomach is as sound as a dollar. In fact, I believe 1,could eat the old army ‘rations again without it hurt-| ing me in the léast. “I' never miss a chance- of saying a good word for Tanlac and I would like to urge the boys of the “Sixties” who are not feeling right to give it a trial, for I am sure it wonld put them in line again just as it has me. For a man of my age to have no phsical ail- ment, to be well and strong and en- joy life as he did twenty-five years ago, is certainly something to be thankful for and there is nothing too good I can say for Tanlac.” Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by the City Drug Store, and leading drug- gists everywhere.—Advertisement. MAAaicsracsbravasgaryracs \ in 2 ROLAND WEST Production seppwraas ey an P SRRNARAR § BAPTIST SCHOOL HEADS . Mrs. - " i bers to be present.. All those desir-| MEDS T‘.“ESDAY MNiser ing transportation are requested to| Teachers and officers of the Bap-Tcall her at her home, phone 832-J,! tist Sunday school will meet Tues-|und arvangements will be made for| day evening at 8 o’clock in the chureh | hem, —and it is desired that all be present. S . NORTHERN TOWNSHIP TO | STAGE “COMMUNITY SING”| The town of Northern community ot iir putting on a “community sing” in will meet Tuesday = evening at the|their fine community ~ hall Friday | Moose hall at 7:30 sharp, and'it is re-| pight, September 16. (The exercises | quested that all members be present. |of the evening will be directed by | After the business meeting, about 9| Bert Grover and the singing will be| o’clock, there .\\’_ln'be a_dance, tolled by Miss Dorothy Reeves. | which the public is invited. As a special treat, the commun has secured Mr. Remmers of the Be: MRS. KINDER ENTERTAINS midji plant of the Falk Potato cor-| Mrs. William Kinder pleasantly en- | porativn, who will give his interesting tertained a few ladies at her home |lecture on Trinidad. | l’l‘hursduy afternoon. The afternoon Mr. Remme: has a fascinating| |was spent in sccial conversation, and | story of the life and customs of the the guests tied a quilt for the hostess. | people of that odd island and he will Those present were Mesdames Hovey, | be greatly enjoyed. Everyone is wel Carver, Ed. Williams, Seivert, White| come to-attend this meeting, and a and Kotka. They all report a very | large attendance is urged. | enjoyable time. ROYAL NEIGHBORS HOLD MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT The Roya! Neighbors of America —_——— WHAT HAPPENS When Brides Discover that Their Heroes Are Merely Weak Humans? MRS. REYNOLDS ENTERTAINS | Mrs. H. E. Reynolds invited a few| ladies to her home Saturday after-! noon, friends of her sister, Mrs. E. | W. Ashley of Winnipeg, who has lited in Bemidji at different times. A} social time was enjoyed during the! afternoon, while the ladies worked on | fancy work they had brought with ithem. Mrs, Reynolds served afte: noon coffee. METHODIST AID DIVISION ! HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY | The Bedroom division of the La-| dies’ Aid of the Methodist chureh will ! be entertained Tuesday afternoon at, ‘the summer home of Mrs mussen at Waville, and the ch; QT T T H T H TR TR TH H William Chisty Cabanne Leaf from a Woman’s Soul And, | WALTER HEIRS ELKO —TUES. & WED. Mack Sennctt Comedy “CALL A COP” A. W. Benson, urges all mcm~’ BCARD OF EDUCATION TO r meeting Tuesday evening at perintendent’s Boardnian’s Drug store. MEET TOMORROW . NIGHT office, above The board of education will hold its MASONS Bemidji _ Lodge 233, A. F. & A. M., mects every Wednesday eve- ning at the Ma- A sonie Temple. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. Special Communication Wednesday, Sept. 14, 4 p. m. Work .in Third Degres G. M. Palmer, W. M. Waltker, Sec. GENILRAL REPAIR SHOP 311 Sixth St.—Bemidji 10¢ & 25 . L GRAND=<“Tonight AT QTHE FAG END OF“ THE GREAT KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH 1S LAID THE SCENESIDF BUCKING e TIGER With all ité wealth of Scencry, Drama and Rémance—and a non- chalant ever-ready-with his-fists, Blackshecp of a' wealthy family, as the hero, who, under the most peculiar circumstances, makes gcod—played by CONWAY TEARLE and supported by WINIFRED WESTOVER IF YOU HINK THERE IS NOTHING NEW OR DIFFERENT IN PICTURES—SEE THIS ONE— YOU'LL BE SURPRISED. ——ADDED ATTRACTIONS——— PATHE NEWS WEEKLY “THE BIKE BUG” SNUB POLLARD , Comedy _ WEDNESDAY- Mary Miles Minter in—*“Don’t Call Me Liitle Girl” i SHOWING LAST TIME TONIGHT e e e James Oliver Curwood’s New Picture God's Country and the Law ":*“THE CALL OF THE NORTH! “God’s Country and The Law” is a vigorous story of prrimitive menl and, ptout-heanted, beautiful women—of red-blooded adventure, surprise and suspense, mystery and thrills, staged in that great outdoor playground of the gods—the North woods. FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY—In 2 Parts FOX NEWS REX ORCHESTRA Matinee 2:30—7:10-9:00 , REX THEATRE UESDAY & WEDNESDAY— JEWEL CARMEN “NOBODY”’ A Master Drama of Woman’s Motives The story of what happens when “nobodies’” try to be “somcbodies” and a ‘“‘somebody” covets a “nobody’s” love. \ A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION —THURSDAY & FRIDAY— VIOLA DANA—in Donn Byrne’s “PUPPETS OF FATE” WHERE YOUR HEART IS YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE Memory Fades, but Photographs Remain HAKKERUP STUDIO “The Studio of Unusual Portraiture” | i Our showing this season in- cludes every new and practical model that Fashion says is right. And judging by our patl- ronage of former seasons we have put in a larger and more varied stock than ever before. WE SPECIALIZE in We are in a position to satis- FITTING FEET fy your demands for practical footwear. Specializing in good Shoes—as we do—we are able to advise and help you to select the Shoe best fitted for your needs. Good Shoes Cost No More Than Cheap Ones— They Cost Less in the Long Run And Look Better Longer Come in and ask to be shown the new arrivals—we can fit the whole family—at a nominal cost. S Fashion’s Latest Moedes in Women’s Footwcar The ‘Cobbie’ To Be Sure of Getting Fiiled, Select Yours Early For street or party wear, you will find the very style you want. One particular style we want to calr your attention is the “Cobbies,” a Brogue Oxford that will be worn all Winter, with wool hose, FINE PARTY SLIPPER You can make no mjstake in; select- ing Party Slippers here. We show every good thing of the seagon. Prices are very reasonable "and we take extra pains to fit you cor- rectly. ,,SS'[%%%“B & D» Beltrami Ave. “B& Phone 45-W (T T R Ry TR R R R R T