Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 3

Tidaye: D 8. Mxtc,he!l b&nm gladly rece vl‘ by Haevey, : telephone m.w Ruhu owe it to their guests and to thumi be il and: tinds at her home, 20;: gfihd ¢ selves to see that items of local ' kg Johi Gl ; interest are reportéd. 3'-‘:1 and“&h.'n:ut?gu;m ‘Mt hfim will b propar considera- % > source is known. g ; flink{ o Leshe Chiluon of Gig Lake vli“ Ao ,&xs:cxt‘ Fuaings ; business vmm 1n Bemldjl Pnd.&y i in: Cass Lake yesterday ‘et y Yo, Bemidn y:s igr' and-ref urned Mre, William, Ellott ll.reported tof or's care o Mrs. Blaine: Lambert >i 1205 Dé{ey avel foka téy ! % tachars of Ce piatd Y Aver,lsutnt""‘ g" s‘ep‘? ha spent ye’!{&fln Traimg ¢ fulof tl;:_np { Misses B, and were between train: shoppers in Be K midji Fvidfg 8 go’ yesterday e gemng along nicely. B onight 10c . t P-l(:e Meat & Em. e for it % Lester Peterson of Werner. was a s, e husiness caller i ber Iflbllfl hvuinesu for about ten tween trlms % B 3 "N Ba tod-y“{'tom Cpleraine to syend ig parents, - Mr. Bulk Cracki ‘10¢ per 1 oni at the Palace Meat & Gracery. Message Was: ucewzd hom nl. 7, - last evenmg g tn-u(my would be un-. care of spuuluts for.a. few| S Mrs.. George Shambo of. Cnm!.lko ¥ was the snest of !flend,s while shop- ) pmz'm nfl'dJl John 1. W.-Eren ch g fzom Bism-nk, N morning and Wll v q‘«m ng “after business.in today, and return peming of: his C LG anlm and. L,l of Fernhill' marketed potatoes othe produce in Bemidji ’l'hnrsd; H itehi i} and neatly d emnt tehing-well and neal one by "Mrs; * :n%u l‘cl’hemy 214 stréet. Telepbone 415. Jtd2-11 to: hnr home the past few days with o sprained. snkle. . She hoj b #hle to resume her studi some time next. week." ) Mrs. Dl.vid Hlnuhuw and daug] Heleny of Wmon Weére the betwi g train; guests. of Bunitm friends F;n B 'E. Watts and son Jesse o( MalL lard. spent ‘Thursdsy- and: Kriday 'in Bemnyidji, shepping : and " calling” ‘on friends. e 5 h;som D 1Det‘& Mrs, c Siinde ot Wakish. e - 11 ora inde 0 £l z ding.today:in Bemidji; -She 3 tonight to visit her Patchin,. Turtle: Rfl":l‘. urned Friday. morne ie, nnd\ChW ing from the ‘where ‘he: has :a‘short time. o - ‘of the Bed Lk the. automotivs cities this week. - her “gister, : avenn, forial1 fe —-—1-—' ¢ da Jeffries of Sp\xr ptesldzm 2 who, vns very: ur— of the Patriotic league, is in Bemidji 26w days ttend. the % mday. finz to: %e Goughnour ot the Motor rage returned this morninz g twin cities when he ‘went u w and to trans. rs of 0] " Miss Ahf: Willets, wlm has spnt ié the "past ‘gix weeks at the home 0f {8C Mr. :and Mrs;; Pet turned to her home in Grant Thursday. . Warren Stillwell and G: D, Grellg I came to. Bamld{: by. team Th F: usiness, reti and t¥nsact ¢ thelr m‘s’mh “al ra-in Bemidji, re- alley | W s: F. Lang plhtl}(es in !gn'a interests of, ntgg Intér- national Falls Lmer :wpfl this ' Harold, - will Inve ondu eveniy for" “M-mnewnha where they will ‘ats tend. the W .f” of..Mrs, Miller’s s:s&eli,dn t apecialists £6¥41 Harold. /.00 “his n F Hegxlf.uboth o{h eé‘ghflwer'e bm { ess. visitors 6 cif ursda; Friday. Mr. Hen !;s a xuflqm,fi ty rheumatism -and is taking chirnpm- tice. :d,)ustmerfls here, C. S. Range. who. siffeze {lapse this- week from his illne tWO- we!ks'lzo, inrecavered 1y to again supervise “the work: % qeonun ing for yah ich he ey can buy. " Al T, crenm, milk* 3t2-H the twin wfll “winit. lfludfl “and-relatives d:nd ing 3. [t 0g. if #xpecied to arrive |D i dmmahnt & | rates. juntted and ounggren left Friday »;:. s 03 Tiake Bou!e— 8 o'clock at 'th siness i served. following’ member has the. pm_étc of: mvimlx um Golz hus been eonfmed s 4s - held irid i i | wonderfal work thet could as|plisked by the: This was folotre on *|light- Somat children; d by;the Beeflwven‘s t; n 0% By Misg, Lucy, D\lnm- Gi ‘mb& ‘of xln.s sixth _grade pupils. he. program ended with’ 4. pa er. ‘Home"” gwen by “Music in th W: C. Bud;e commlwon A | would. set Qhesdae Pnblic hearing._ in. the ne? fature., i Gfief“ cm'l"m. here last October for = Quincy, IL., where he worked until recently when‘[, fl:e hopes that they ity volunn ly__reduce flle c 1n his' lettér: to'the railroads PIPA., nt- ] e’sh\rdny, q:e Peachers collgy tter and that fi for_the Bemidji “Each | cledred of said low grade forest prod- hfm' uu!.ur:rmuus CLUB'OF . COLLEGE HOLDS:' lE‘flNG o avs: to- Hines . Monday. He c| il Mr. Hilderhranch took a:ldad: of > Mise Gladyd Chs ,:w titoes, to. Hines for Theo. Gregex- 5 r m grad.e and “The Ll!iew Meth- S”'" Ay C Bead Notes,” heo. Gregerson, attendeéd: the ¢ gK ?‘fll}{fi; oy 0! i \ Sundny school and Kitichi- m”Bothh 5 ‘ oml datd lan Christian Endeavor. society lemonstratior’s . show at Kitichi; Sunday afur which -she, oo at that time, Mr. Carter sgid: *The year able by the settlers and-business mep. ‘of northem ‘Minnesotd in making &, n&eflnn to.speed successf) ap land cléaring. :%?T ' TANLEY ar has_been: made-memor- |stead. s 7:30 & wa—lm- > NIGHT. The Modern Brothierhood of Amer.| ica are planning a bi; ,at.their regular meefihg Mg:;l" By e’ Nz br e _wonderiull effective “work 'zh‘e ‘i Beltr lzm.lnty the p‘:ut ugon, where b ween nc 1 and 1 1 car] explo- sives uu “an lwred to. the | ag: dettlers at cost.: Stump puller trac- tors, ete,, istied at smallest P A county. ocy Tubs” formed, * which . BD] imntely | id, more than 'had | Jast five Veégrs: pottii: was _f*ednm" mm ‘easilvi g it into effect, rates on Jow .grade otut ‘products, such. ‘28 cordwood; flx e‘ ;:}m fiades of farm posts es, which' would enable mxef on’icutover Jands to find | i» mn'kkt fnr said products: of farmers in the Red lle'y, l‘lh!\esou and North ould gladly purchase the ommodity “could it be had at price. “'n:w would furnish ‘the " settler n‘ployment during’ " the . winter “{months; and would result in_the clear- | ing of a considerable acreage for extl geason’y crops. It would: spee i 1and clearing; remove forever lrom the land cleared the origin of forest fires, thus pmmeu%" hvu and | property of the settl: { “And, inasmuch as the land first at ‘ucts, by reason of the short haul, would_be along the right:of-way of i+ I the different railways, it mmld usxst materially "the rm]zolds GOODLAND Hattie, Edith and: Mnen Clark; Mr. and ‘Mts, ‘Harold Norxis. . . || M- and Mrs, P. E. Mills and daugh- ;abeth drove. to Kitichi Sun- . .Ilm:vin Hughnrt veturned Sun- day to resume her'school dutics ticre. Mrs. Hoghart has spent the past weelk qt her home in Bemidjl M&honey és. Hazel and Mu{ i is Mi ol K:fiehi called at the P. T.'home: Sanday. g I Tow. Kennedy was, a Pennington caller Sunday. Gregerson, daughter Dorig ns " Hatold and ' Vernon took jer at thé Then Perry home sum f.ook dinner at the J T, Maboney | Hiame. " [ Mr..and Mrs. Henry Gregerson and family and Doris, Harold and Verion| orson. attended . the ~Lutheran, sehool held nt the Ingval Gre-| will “be’ in< £e\'eated to hear that he is now: nt' { Denver, Colo., ‘and expects to go Casper, Wyo., to sée-the oil fieldl be—~ %! fore: returning east. Mr. Long left he, Hwem. to (‘liol%ia o.G 3 g enry. an €0, regenon eac! He| hauled ‘a load of potatnes to mneu! Saturday. !lmce Lydick’ spent Snndny at| Sfllool began Monday nlbcr being : closed for a week. | ank Hornemann spent, Snndny at Mr. Coppernell and M Dll e | digging a well on Mr. D aly’s ome— Mys. Johin Bliss and 'son Charlie “Pennington callers Friday.: 1 o1 bas been received here from Harold Van Dyk. saym%hg i8 wnrklng infa b shop NOO! LINCOLN-- i 'MASTER p F MEN Sublaet ol Sermon hy Zentz SPECIAL PATRIOTIC MUSIC - -==80L.0 BY DR. E: R. TWO Worship at 10.30 Subject‘ ‘BG ARene ""fi v§‘uwndem‘, gahle lble and 8 uem and’ settle#lnfl»w’ p Hjalmer Gregerson s wood at f ¢ [Harold Noni‘;yschturdn e Lob Ma rtin Byrns was 1n Cass Lake this § ity Gregerson hauled a load of | = ISLAND LAKE POSTOFFICE " {‘""" ® ’”ls‘ DESTROYED BY' FIRE: that he expects to be. back at Gnod- clnfis. Mike Hmtmnnn 3unmrs claas. land in the: spring. teacher, Mrs. Pearl Dlisas Mrs. Clark who hll been quite. ill | claas: teacher, Albert Clatk, fm th palt wnk is able to be out} “Mesdames' Horace ' Lydick and Gregerson visited =t the Wm. N Word was received by Adam E. wood Satur- g % ark hat hnme Fridpy afternoon. Otto, postoffice inspector for. this dis- day for the Goodll school, .\ mesting was held at'the school{trict, this morning from Bert Noble Wouid has been: m Ro- [Kouie Friday afternoon, to decide of Nebish to the effect that the Island . chester; -aa¥ing that 5" Hill, who'| abbut heving a basket social and play | Lake MOfflee, located in the Whe- was taken there & Yew weeks aga 10r | some time this month to'be given for{lan store building, was totally 19;- e an_ operation, {8 now hothered with{ the benefit of the school. ~We will|stroyed " by" firé 148t nights cause of the fire wng ot stated nor cumatiem. . We: hope Mr. Hill il | publish'm bout t wee 5%01‘ r and &Fi’nfl\ at Penning- ‘?h 2{:,2 ;’adie‘: :::: wi:h:Mn. were .any other particulars surround- %{efii S el hoot cae Boreeson Hadhetlr e it Jisrastoh: s, gt i % njor e - e Ve e-m;wden .,N,sun& T s i e I e e By, ol o £ B 3 d nigh sm qu\ Fostbr was quity sick Wed- leo, abnnt six miles west of Nebish, seql‘etfih nesday - and l'l‘iutxrng:y. )Hn hutioo\ werd glad, to. have him back in Young ”é m Eriday. 4 5 UBSCRIBE. FDR‘ THE PIONEER Assocnated Pr ducers New Maek Sennett’ Comedy— . .3 “BE REASONABLE” : REX ORCHESTRA Mat. 2: 30—-—10c-25c —— Eve, 7:10-9—10¢-30c Matines—10c-25¢c Night—10¢-30c Sunday Night ALL SEATS—30c Shows at 7:15 & 9:00 TOI 1 AND MONDAYQ MATINEE AND Nmu'r ATia OIS TR0/ TORS The Screen s Most 7/ Popular Comedian In Hia, First Full-length Feature Comedy. s A SUPER-DREADNAUGHT OF JOY! —Also Showing— TOM SANTSCHI . Star. of “Tihe Spiolers”’ 3 Greatest of All Comedies TR, WWW mnm Sunday Evening at 38 p.m. ‘The Great Confesezon