Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 3

ot -the #3 (JFeb: 24 at ’tfie’n‘ew artiory: o sy -»wn-xmoys ‘Don’t: 'fi”"“fl?fifl"fli ¥ ‘.’;,‘.22,.3 s - “6; Wilton' at dness” mntte:’s between ded Mrs. Sidney Miller -of Pinewood Bemidji; Wed sloyd Swed rg of Beuna Vista: spending 'a_few days in Bemidji th k- thi ting business. i len, during. the latter's l“!les!' ~Listen! listen! Did you hear 'l‘l|’e good - time that's drawing afid 'Mrs. ‘Charles ‘McDonald rn were: shopping and call- friends m Bemld)l Wedi\ey— ins |- ras the guest of friends while shop-| - ~ Mechanics “use " -the-grease...: ““Mrs.4 Elwin® Bolstershas’ béen very(e ill for the:past'few days at;the Bok{1 ster home; Nmeteenth street” anil eturned this mo; .'Red ‘Lake, after. clty on business-for few‘hbur!r The eve of gladness and of Jny—— Telephone ,opemtor.s danc:, “Oh, Boy. \ 4t2.-2-4-" ’I-m . "proud parents of a seven and.a | " pound boy born January 30. Mnther . and baby are both reported to be d ing-nicely. s+ : A Dorothy returned the first ‘of the week from Mason City, Iowa, wherel|: # they—-have- visited relatives for the ipast three weeks. spent Wednesday in the ,from Red Lake to his:ho; $on is also intereste 4 erxl store at Leonard. .f ‘Mr: and Mrs. B. ‘LakinT will lenve tomorrow morning for Royal- to attend the funeral of Mi h elepl %2 . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen are the Mrs. - C.. F.. Darner: and da'ughtef folis. where he attending the’ b 2 onn FELLOWS TO HOLD MEETING, FRIDAY Nl&hrr “SAMARITANS TO TALL NEW OFFICERS Mk! Sprln' will 'soon:he hery, car painted or-vafrmished- | [Brasll, Phons 202W. nfi for Sime: : J ,;the\r _sister,, Mrs. - le.halfifiE Mc- forget-to y}txmrT besth;"lrl and ask her to go to the Telephone.operatars’ totshe will 9¢njvy &[;‘m ville, Wulnngton‘ zel Olson of Bemidji, Who Rochester with her husband, the ter havirg underwent 'an operation] ‘there Word has beeri received: from Mrs. Olson that they were en route to Minneapolis and would visit friends there a short time before re- turning to their home in Washing- ton. Mrs. Olson will spend the bal- ance of the winter with her daugh- -ter and famil 4+ TO MEET FRIDAY mbdr The Luther League of the Bethel h will begin a Bible Fnday ev - : 'Death: Rate ,in,-WIunhl;nxtan in the w}ute. family: income :is. ¢ :y |icess of the average to educational opportunities aftd ‘ingness ed”in the death rate, col dying: !r()mt nintelli care at a rate/more nt the’ whjt h show Foet thouisand of, 90 in" 19 -High 8 4 b will sing, and Miss Vera Iy %; -Perfect Trib- lee clul -Tefi M Ehe, 3 is the s ich th i )-solved that this ‘Association rededicate ‘1920 Armong White Children plmnly the rela nshlg) cesslul living,. an uc evel ‘of -education come. . These: embrace’them, are’ reflect l9rcd babies an_doublethat te ‘babies. 0. rts ived 1t an’ infant mort-llty ate nil 14 nst & rate or f‘ ¢ " s eathi“tute, 47 MEETING. r,l-us VEN (ff %“@m% et “eate, 17 The regular:meeting "of the B E. will be held this evening | lat|8 | Aiteflt e | Ri 0, F o'olock- at - the Elks hall. business meeting: theré will ‘be a hearsal of the JKlks minstrel shoiy, t 31l mem: 90 for 1921 ngmnse a rate _MEETING AND SUPPER h, Aid of ‘the Methodist hr danice at the reguhr meeting held | both" forenoon '8‘«'.3Plll| sifl ol 181 Fall ppears_for ~No- city- sh ~ than pfor 192? ber:: that e wquue a 1 “%‘%fl“‘lfil{: ent>feeding ort' 5 |- member. take &l SeEs dage o he* iy mni%o& Dfi:afto Asgpglagion 5in,, conyentjon. unmhl at Sauk Center,. Minn.,, Janu: 1922, does Tereby: ) Aftirm ‘its ‘allegiance to tfle Government af the United States a tH6 State:of Minnesota and.does lwrp- ‘pledge the ability and ener; 1ts”members to the mainten v .28, g of a Iovul ’F the agricultural flevelo orthern section the’Btate will place. l!sc]l st in production among, . the t the union, be it hereBy. re- <] itselt to the cause of the agricultaral develnnmqnl of the great areas: of orthera. Minpesot: ).As in these es of eco'nolillc stment many changes . in busi- "ness. hods and distribution will he -devolved, let it he ‘the sensé of ‘this Association that its members ca-0p- ‘erate in ‘évery movement looking 'for- ward to the flitnllllthmrnl of the most efticient methods for the sale and he D\ll‘lyhuseu . (4).: Be it hereby. resolved 'lm( tllh! sociation go upon record: as-oppos- tracts ade in violation of iaw ' and that 1t ‘give its: support .to' ANV mem- ber-opposing_the granting of such con- (5) Realizing the difficnlties eps countered by the average.settler in Northern; Minnesota and the necesaity for finding & market for the cordwood he is able’ to.cut .on his land this Asso- ciation heirtily” endorses the move to | secitre lower' railrddd rates on- cord- woad, ffom’ Nortliern Minnesota to the farnfing“commiinities of this ‘and ad- and urges tho raflroars to’ grant the requests; §0 ving that the developnient ot the sdairy ‘industry. is ot prime im- portance to agricultural progre in Northiern Minnesota: and realizing the the national dairy show, let this-As ;?311 on -, co-operate fn making the ! ‘Dairy" Show and fyal "évefit ‘at the State Fair Grounds, (7) Be it resolyed that this assoy ciation r:approve - the construction lof /the ,déep . waterway ' from -theGrdat, Lakes. the/ Sea. and that every ‘means -wjthitl’* ill povm to ‘further- this .vital nrojectI .‘Since ‘the’ Northern Mjnnesqts: 1 {ation; was organjzed to’ omote nterests of .the publuh t - the Northéfn - gection ' of .the e, sense of every meni- . tion,. reste - in. 1r: tionshins «imong: | it ‘resolved thlt even greater effort ‘m. busIness. held “if” thig*coufity next’ week, -, first at Turtle River Thursday; fil}& ruary 9, and the second at Black ‘peports an Unusnally large at-| Friday, February 10.° There wil duck. be and -afternoon: 7in the churcfi sions at each town, the forenoor ses- asement. < sions beginning at 10 o ’clock andithe v] - “After the, busthess meeting, | ilev afternoon sessions at 1 o'clock., Blamc Lambert showed stereoptician the pioneer hat-had ‘been accomplish- ‘the west.. Thos¢ who saw speak in highest ;praise of society-tendéred Rev: days_of the r;enlt specialist, University farm, St. au! ed by missipns _ thruout Oregon and| thy the- views| tion‘of potatoes and the cost of pro- them, and| duction of butterfat, . Lambert a| which are of direct interest to the illiam L. Calvert, farm manage- will " be present and take up uestion of the cost of produ: two “subjects rising vote of thanks for giving them | farmers of those communities. this pleasure... A very fine luneh was <erved by the hostesses, Mesdames Cutter, Tib- betts, Funk and Farrell, and a large crowd was served. rangements are being: made. to. de- commodate ‘a large each meeting and all persons inter- ested in these subjects are especially urged to attend. attendance at | | { & t forth o make and .respected in their sev- eral-communities. Be'. rqolved that this asso- -clation, extend its thanks to the peo- ple of Skuk Centre, the State Board of Controk, to: Mrs.. Fannie French entertainment to- which all have col tributed,-let - this, Association also e: press its déep appreciation to the daily newspapers of Minneapolis, St. Paul given to this organization and to its mheetings. Be it also farther resolyed ' that. this " organization extend a vote of thanksto its president, H. . Phil- lips and also to its secretary, A. G. Rutledge for his services so faithfully serfnlly rendered th the 1 printfiig or publishiiig con- | behiefits to that industry arising Trom{’ e E - \ mwu/ W mse ganization: Resol\\ Januapy 27; 1922. Oi"tvtpt}ln»tb.- * PLEASANT VALLEY . I “Miss Cora Watson, who “lias be been employed at Lemloh’s at Lemloh’s Siding for the pust several months, home llere WelL d Mfi.'Clrl Jones were siip- ts of Mrcand:Mrs, .. L, Knox p“' Sunday. .nd Mrs, N Kiox and ! lam- lly;jh! "fyarrel: Dickinson and Miss Ketten, téichers, Miss Alice Hender- son, G. W. Gardner, Heury and Ben Higginbatham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell and Phillip, Ralph and Doris McCléllan ‘attended . a -party at the ank Stout_home'Saturday evening, glven in honor of ira Stout, the occa- sion being his 2ith blrthdny The evening was spent’in.,dancing and refreshmepts- werc served. A most enjoyable tlme was had, Cecil nggmba sam was a caller at the N. Knox ome +ast Wed- nesday. cvmnng Miss Ketten and G. W. Gardnér, | were visitors at the, Carl Jones home' on Wednesday evening, last week. * Rev.” Bldiné - Lumbert services at the P..V.. school hous Sunday eyening. Sllde pictures wel shown. Miss ‘Rasmueses ‘o ithe . wayside school, "accompaniéd by . the Higi batham boys attended church at P. V. school jiouse’ Sunduy evening, Miss Alice Henderson visited Miga, Belle Vogly: Friday evening. *fhe.J.- B., Higginbotham ed at supper Sunday, Misses Verna McRae, Rosella Rassmugsen, Alice Henderson and, Wallace. Wheelan, Mr. and Mrs. Levi FFoster called at E. R. Lee's Friday afternoon. G. W. Gardner and Ben: Higgin- batham were, callers at the N. L. Knox home Siinday. . Mrs. Wrz.. McClellan and son Mor= ris called on_Mr, McClel.an and Clar- ence at the Lake. Julian, sanitarium gmeer‘s job. Mrs. C. Thompsnll and Misg Ohrxs- tine. Stephani. were callers on Mrs: Ray, Wordon, gt -the C. W, (,hnx !nrm, Saturday ang 2 . Murs. Etta, Wltso an "\Irs J A. Bye on Thursday ol lnst week. Whelap_of . Islmd Lake e Was given at the - | hig way to’Spur 28! Morse andl to Asa M. Wallace for the and Duluth tor the splendid dllhll(,“.yl Pine Ridge, schoul, house Saturday night and a most en, njoyable tiie was reported. - Those who made up the party were: Mlpen Dorotny. Randall, LChristine Stephani, Dorothy and lo Watson, Viole Osfiorne,\;l 5518, Roy Watson, Glen McQueeney, arid War- man’ Gardner,, Ed Olson was & chiler at the Wm, McClellan home Sunday evening on Misses Dorothy Watsoti and Nina Caok, - Gleniw McQueeney and “Nors man Gardner -spent Sanday aiternoon and evening. at thev i Stephari - home, =5 Sam Fellows:hauled hay from Cary Klucks las; week, whzrn he pmchascd seyeral tons.. . John Baker; on* hls r(Lurn frun Spur 28 last Friday had lunch st : Y REX SUNDAY “Molly O"—a picture that goes to the Heart of ‘Life. Taking more than a year to comé plete and_ over 2000 persons to present, “MOLLY 0" comes to the screen -a pitture greater than. “Mickey.” REX SUNDAY “Molly 0"—Will open your heart. “Molly O”—Mack Sennett’s great- est cinematic achievement. conducted; Miss' McRae “of lslnnd Lake. und# Saturday_ wvhere they are on.the en- | ljllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllilllllllllll E. R. Lee's.and was an overnight guest at the F. V., Gardner home, he also called at the McClellans before ;‘uchlng his home - on, state - roa 0. 8. g Miss Violet Osborne was an-over: night guest of Mlss Dorothy Wnaon Saturday. Mr. and: Mrs. |Geo. Stonsruid and daughter - Alice all’ed‘ on, " the Mu- Clellans sSunday. _Charles . Hedglin of “Buena Vista :lvu a caller at the Watson home Sun- ay. ' Miss (:ladw Pete the' guest of Mrs. Arch Master George! Edwr.rd vas 8 weeks end guest at the A. A tepharii home. Mrs. F, Gardier “entertained 7 Miss Emma Eu Ketton, Sunday, Miss Christine ! Stephani will leave Tbuadsyg f:!r the‘ lw‘chltle i Mrs,; ee| an ughter Mar visited M am F loevs un* 'l‘hury day of last week:i * ‘2’8 E. Randall and 1. Tmmpxon ate tended the Farmdrs’ lnst:tutv.-\, held nt Pupnak) Snt‘urdn ‘N. Higginbatham was a uzller at: Lemlnh’s Siding last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. children alled 3 the.Ne]-.Burqum home "Sunddy evening. {alley brehestra will play* c iat Nebi . "“I.,mgmq eiat Nebish-next- Sat- ~71A ‘brofHér of ust Peirs o Tad En: ar- nnd iro-hrWlsc i 5 P make- lh is lnmily'fl ‘come- shn y$am;l the | childrent: wiilrenrer He‘nrf— Higginbatham wag |n Bé. midji- last ‘week gettlng den\:nl Wo! done. Miss Marvel Wordon wlm is. here with" ‘her . grandparents attending school..visited her parents Snturdm at the C, W. Clark farm. Miss Elberta Lee was the gnest of urday..' ¢ J. B, nggmbathnm and.son .Ben urday. . A."A, Randall hauled Puposky for ‘Chas. Comn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, E. George Hedmn. % otatoes to rlflhy and Mrs, Levi, Enster who Ras'been’ ém: x| ployed ‘as. nurse | at Julia B pe R Ahés Lake Julia eturred hqpef ri b a week’s visit with h j?.y or s, conisolidated schopl helo Thursdn) of last week.: 'Miss Swenson expressed Miss Wordon Fndny mght nnd Sat- were .Puposky busingss gnllers Sat- mll mean nothing to the untnm- [ed man-who dves not prepare him- ‘self become skilled "in" some -trade “or profession. THE BAR- BER”TRADE" offers splendid op- portuni *'High’salaries o start in business for you with sniall s’ the’ time’ to act. nlarged Iocnt.ion offers latest ment and methods of instruc- Vlrlte 1or FREE lllnstmud cat.alv TWIN CITX !ARBER COLLEGE 204 Hennepin. A loyd: Williams and| ] l*Avljvq YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT Before 1o(h ‘6f ‘the ‘Month . —=GET: mun DISCOUNT— mmwbficimc IGHT & ; 0od jans n,: Manager herself as gratified by ths sanitary condition’ of ‘the school in other re- spects but insists 'that we must have d an extra mchonfor next year. 1o 8 o 8. W. hlnn. l’no. COMPLETE STOCK TER r.‘un,u. ' . BEMID)I LUMBER. & FUEL GO, Opposite Great Northern' Dgpot Building Material and Fuel TELEPHONE 100 Hard and Soft lCoal-—Bri(luettsTBlpckaitll Coal SOFT CQAL:ADVANCED 50c¢ FEBRUARY 1ST d, S.t'-Tnll- S 3 PROMPT DELIVERIES nanE o Pork Chops, per Ib .. Pork Roast, per Ib . Leg of Pork, per lb Round Steak, per lb Sirloin Steak, per 1b Beef Roast, per Ib ... Boiling Beef, per Ib ..... Hamburger 'and Sausag Blg Slash i Moat Pnces SATURDAY, In order-to"'reduce our stock before moving into our ‘new'hq’me on Sceond street, we are offering the fol- lowing prices in fresh meats. FEB. 4, 1922 per, 1b REDUCED' PRICES,IN, AI,L,,MLATS LARSOII ‘& EDD o, ICASH-AND-CARRY o PEOPLES: CO-OPERATIVE STORE lllllll_! | omNenaONNZS E a4 _JIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll |||m|ummulmmumm :mummmuumnmuuummmnuummx I @he Curtis Hotel 10th S’I'NEF;IQ:EPAOPUOII‘II';{ AVENUE The Northwest’s Largest and Most Beautiful Ho:tllry All Roowms are Outside and Each Room hes Pnuu Bath 2 mn~<=amzb 2AmMOOR TARIFF:. 75 Rooms (Private Baths) le at *7,00~—Tmub|e $3.00 325 Rooms (Private Baths) Single at $2.50—Double $3.50 200 Rooms (Private Baths) Single at $3 00—Double $1.00 Othiers frem $1.00 1o $15.00 III|IIl|IIIIIIIlIIIIllllIIIIIIIlIIllIII|IIIIIllllIlllllIlllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 S