Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 5

| r T tgote 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 local interest are reported. Every item will be given proper considera- tion when source.is known. Mrs. A. Gollica of Becida shopping; in. ;Bemidji Friday. Mrs. « Charles Kibbie of Lake George is transacting business in Be- midji this week. Cook With Gas was 3-30 tf C. 8. Darner left last night for [ the Twin Cities ‘to. transact business for a few days. '’ M: Lish of Schopleraft is atten ing to business matters in Bemid, for a few days. ' Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14tt A. Nelson and Alfred Skoogland | of Northern were business visitors in Bemidji Friday. Miss Kate Hines and Wm. Hines will go to Hines tonight to spend Easter with relatives. See our (jhildre’n’s Shoes and Slip- pers for Easter at our low prices— Consumers Shoe Co. 6t 4-15 P. L, Brown returned to Bemidji yesterday morning from a business trip to the range towns. Roy Straiter, traveling auditor for the M. and I. Railway, was in Be- midji yesterday on business. Cook With Gas 8-30 tf Miss Ila Lincoln of Park Rapids is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Olva Hayth, Irvine avenue for a few days. Peter Retter of Puposky-was ‘the| guest of relatives while attending to business matters in ‘Bemidji Friday. Only one evening showing of “The Three Musketeers” tomorrow at the Grand at 7:30.- No reserved seats, first come, first seated. Doors open 7P M i 1t 4-15 George. Hines of Hines is trans. acting business in Bemidji today and while here is the guest of ‘relatives. Mrs. Louis Olson’ of McIntosh is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Getchell and family, 1024 Beltrami avenue. ; A;k to be shown those Ladies tan If Mary has a little coat made of light velours, no matter where our: iMary goes the coat will be there sure., ‘Anyway, it will fit in with any back- 'ground, especially if it happens to be! Ju a lght color, as tan, gray, or beige #nd resembles the coat shown here. Note the ample lines in this model, its generous, flaring sleeve and large buttons. For ornament it has corded. seams and silk-embroidered arrows @and it is provided with a scarf-collar’ ‘ending in a tassel. [FVSPNINS v S v SO Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thurber expect to leave tonight for Minneapolis to visit friends for a few days. S. D. Snyder returned to his home 505 America avenue, last night from Baudette where he has looked atter road work; for the past few days. Clarence Foucault returned from a business trip to Grand Rapids and will remain in Bemidji over Easter with his family, 1018 Mississippi ave- inue, Only one evening showing of “The Three Musketeers” tomorrow at the Grand at 7:30. No reserved seats, | first come, first seated. Doors open 7.P. t 4-15 “ - J. .C. McGhee, county superinten-! ldent of schools, returned yesterday from Pinewood. He has been visiting lnesday. W. S. LaMount resumed his work as cashier at the M. & I. freight de- pot yesterday after an illness of about ten days in; the N. P. hospital at St. Paul, Cook With Gas 3-30 tf Muys. W.. T. Webster and son, Paul, of Solway arrived in Bemidji today and will be guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Webster, 1242 oxfords at $3.98-—you can’t afford Miss Edith Morse, teacher at the State Teachers college, went to her home at Hill City to spend her Easter vacation. Miss Edna Flynn, teacher at Sol- way, came to Bemidji Friday and spent the day shopping and calling on friends; . 'z Have you heard "of those Ladies one-half hoe Co., 6t 4-15 high grade. tan “oxfords price at the Consumers selling at $3.98. Miss Mabel Tostrud returned to her home at Wilton today. She-has been employed in Bemidji for the past few' weeks. ! Mr and Mrs. Paul Slipp of Brain- erd will be Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heckleman, 317 1-2 Bel- trami avenue. Polar Pie. Ask for Iu 2-14tf Donn E."Whitman, manager of the J. C. Penney Co. store, returned tl\}s morning from a short business trip to Minneapolis. H. Mayne Stanton was a between train visitor in Bemid}i yesterday en youte to his home at Duluth from International Fallg ' Mrs. M. T. Mitchell, who has been ill and confined to her bed at the home of her son, D.S. Mitchell, is yeported to be improving. \Cook With Gas ’ 3-30 tf {3} Miss Emma Lou Ketten, teacher at Nebish, is the Easter guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ketten, having:arrived: in Bemidji yesterday. The ‘Public’ is invited to attend a dance to be given by the Maccabees at the old Moose Hall Monday night. 0ld fashioned dances, as well as the rew, Tickets T5c, extra ladie5225il_ t -417 Joe Ferrester, employed at the Northern National Bank, went to Minneapolis yesterday to visit his parents over Easter. He exects to resume his work Monday morning. _ Polar, Pie. Ask for. it. 2-14t1 to pass them up—Consumers ‘Shoe Company. 6t 4 Doud avenue for a few days. schools in that vicinity since Wed- E. LUTHERAN FREE Confirmation; services in the Aar- :|dahl church town of Frohn at 10:80. Trinity church on Monday at 11:00. 0. P. Grambo, Pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services will be held in the Battles building, room 24, over the J. C. Penny Co. store at 11 o’'clock. Sun- day school at 9:45. BAPTIST Sunday school at 10:30. Morning Worship at 11:30, sub- ject; “The Risen Christ For Us” Junior B. Y. P. U. at 3:00 Young peoples meeting at 7:00. Evening service at 8:00, subject; “God’s_Picture of Sin.” Special Easter music by the choir. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Geo. W. Kehoe, Pastor \ METHODIST \EPICOPAL 10:30—Morning Worship, Bap- tism of children, Reception of Memb- ers; "Pastor’s subject: “The, Power of an Endless Life.” Special Music. 12 Noon—Sunday School. 7:00 P. M.—Epworth League. 8:00 O’clock—Evening Wors] Reception of Members; Pastor’s sub- ject: “The Authority of Jesus.” Spec- iel Music. We earnestly desire all our memb- ers and friends to be present at these services. We have planned to make Easter one of the outstanding days in the history of our church. May we not, depend upon you to make it so? Come, Bring Someone! PRESBYTERIAN Special Easter music at both the morning and evening services. Sunday morning at 11 o’clock the pastor will give the Easter message. Mrs.” Paul Yaple will sing, “The Con- ueror”, accompanied by a “violin igato by Miss Grace Currie Miss Ida Virginia Brown and Miss Edla Nelson will sing a duet, ‘“How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds”, by W. Brown. Sunday evening at 8 o’clock the choir composed of eighteen voices will sing the Easter Cantata, “Priest and King,” by Lorenz. This i3’ a beautiful composition a sermon in music, telling the story of the Passion and Ressurection of our Lord. It is an annnual presentation for which the choir has made most careful prepa- ration. § The Sunday school meets at 10 A. M. In the primary department there will be a special Easter Program given by the children to which the parents and friends are invited. There will be no meeting of the Polar Pie. : Ask for it. 2-14tf W. A. Rice of Tenstrike motored to Bemidji Thursday and transacted business and while here was the guest of ‘hisxparents, . Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Rice, 520 Irvine avenue. P. Watson. of Brainerd came to Bemidji Thursday evening and trans- acted business here yesterday. He was a six: o’clock dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Arnum Thursday evening. $60,000 to loan on farms. Dean bnnd.cpmpnny. 1-18tf Hovey Lord expects to leave to- morrow to resume his studies at Carleton college after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lord, 903 Beltrami avenue, during his ten day vacation. Miss Olga Skinvik, teacher at Bo- vey,. came to Bemidji Friday morn- ing to spend her Easter vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Skinvik, 1106 Doud ave- nue, Men’s oxfords in latest brogue style, goodyear welt soles at $3.98. Consumers Shoe Co. 6t 4-15 Miss Helen Minnick left this after- | H noon for Moorhead to resume her teaching Monday morning. She has been the guest of her parents,” Mr. land Mrs, C. B. Minnick, and family, this week during her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Grier and daughter, Elizabeth, returned to their home at Tenstrike Friday after visit- ing friends for a couple of days. They attended the Scottish Rite banquet at. the' Markham hotel evening. NOTICE : Citizens “of Bemidji:— You are hereby notified to clean up all your premises, back yards, and alleys of all offal, manure and decomposing substances, and haul the same to the dumping grounds on or before the first day of May, after whith the annual inspection will take place. By the Order of The Board of Health, Dr. E. A. Shannon, Chairman. 3d4-11-13-15 Thursday; | > Christian Endeavor Societies Sunday evening owing to the Cantata pro- gram, Lester P. Warford, Pastor help Ad o4 V1CES ST. PHILLIPS’ Low Mass at 8 o’clock. High Mass at 10 o’clock. Sunday school followed by Bene- diction of the Blessed Sacrament at 11:30. Baptisms at 2. Vespers and Benediction at 4, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'’S EASTER SUNDAY Celebration of Holy Communion at 7 A. M. Sunday school at 10 A." M. Pupils will please bring their mite boxes. Easter service at 11 o’clock. Knight Templars will attend the 11 o'clock service in a body. Knight Templar service will be used. Evening service at 8 o’clock. Wm. Elliott, Rector. BETHEL LUTHERAN Special Easter services will be held in the Bethel Lutheran church all day Easter Sunday, beginning with Sun- day school at 9 a. m. At il es will be held Mrs. George a vocal solo and there will be musical numbers by a ladies’ trio. In the evening at 7:3 o’clock a childre program will be given. The public is cordially invited to attend these .services. —T. B. Nordale, pastor. (Beltrami Ave. at Thirteenth) Easter services in the German lan- Sunday ™orning at 10: rmon on Job 19-25; “Ich Mein Erloeser Lebet.” school at 2:00 o’clock. services on Sunday even- ling at 8:00, o’clock, Luke 24,13-34; “The Two:On-the way to Emmans.” Sunday schobl teachers and choir on Thursday ewening. An adult corffirmation class will be organized, within the next weck. All applicants/ifor. membership will kindly confer with the pastor. S v+ Retr. By Frenk, 3 e FIRST’ LUTHERAN (Minnesota ave. and 8th. strect) Services Sunday, 10:30 A. M. in the English language. Song by the choir. Next Sunday at 8 P'. M. the Sunday school and :the chojr gives a very fine Easter Canthta lead by Mus. Alfred Gregerson. The Lutheran Brotherhood meets Thursday, April- 20th, 8 P. M. The program is in, the Norwegian language and the topic; “The early Norwegian immigration to Amer lead by O. B. Stephens.” The last seven divisions of the Ladies Aid Society has a food sale at the Bemidji Gas store, Saturday, April 22, at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Skinvik is chairman, Next Sunday 3 P. M. the Wilton church. Everybody Welcome. L. J. Jerdee, Pastor services in EASTER CANTATA SUNDAY AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH|; . “Priest and King,” a cantata ar- ranged by E. S. Lorenz will be pre- sented by the members of the Pres- byterian choir at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening under the direction of Miss Ida Virginia Brown. The members’of the choir wh will .participate in the cantata are: Sopranos, Miss Ida Virginia Brown, Mrs. A. E. Nelson, Mrs. Paul Yapl Miss_Carrie Armstrong, and Mi Hazel Ibertson: Altos, Mrs. William Budge, Miss Bertha Trask, Miss Edla Nelson, Miss Mabel Brooks, and Miss Mary Bell: Tenors, R; A. Hannah, E. D. Boyce, and L. P. Warford: Rass. W. R. Nel<on, N. E.Given, J. W, Smith, and E. A. Fisk, Mrs. George Rossbach is accompani The program will he as follows “Sing Unto The Lord” by choir with alto and soprano duet by Miss Nelson and Miss Brown; soprano and tenor duet by Miss Brown and Mr. d Is He That Cometh,” by the choir. . “Memories Of Gethsemane,” by quartet composed of Mrs. ‘Budge, Miss Nelson, Mr.* Boyce, and M Given with obligato soprano selo-by Miss Carrie Armstrong. 4 “Must Jesus Bear The Cross #lone,” quartet including Miss Brown and Miss Nelson, Mr. Giyen and MF, Han- irigh’ also soprano and alto ddet by Miss Brown gnd Miss Nelson. 2 “Behold ‘Pfe_Lahb Of God,” wo- mend chours” with alte and soprano duet by Miss Nelson and Miss Brown. “Angels Rolled The Reck Away,” chours by entire choir, with soprano and alto duet by Miss Ibertson and Mrs. Budge. “Christ Our Passover,” chorus with tenor solo by Mr. Hannah, and alto and tenor duet by Miss Nelson and Mr. Hannah. “Lift. Up Your Heads,” chorus quartet including Miss Ibertson, Mrs. Budge. Mr.. Boyce and r. Given, and a bass solo by Mr. Nelson. “Hark Ten Thousand Harps,” wo- men’s chours, men’s chours and en- tire choir. —dd —t ey —_— BOY SCOUTS SIGNAL EXPERTS S A During the anniversary week rally conducted by Troop 3 of Macon, Ga, one of the interesting features was the tower demonstration, in which many of the members of the troop pasticipated, .. ROYAL ARCH MASONS MEET MONDAY NIGHT The reguiar convocation of the| Royal Arch Masons will take place| Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the| Masonic hail. Work will be done inj the Royal Arch deégree and it is urged that all members be present. W. B. A. OF MACCABEES TO HOLD DANCE AFTER MEETING The Woman’s Benefit Association of Maccabees will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at 8 o’clock at. the K. C. hall. Following the business meeting there will be a dance and social hour to which the public is invited. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Byron Russell entertained a few friends at 6 o'clock dinner last cve- ning at his home, 907 Dewey avenue, at which Wm. E. Bowser was the guest of honor. After the dinner a pleasant social evening was enjoyed. Those present included Leo and Ken- neth Mayer, Harry Breen, Wm. E. Bowser and Wm. Clish. BIRTHDAY PARTY rs, C. Karlstad and Mrs. A. Berg entertained a number of their friends at the home of the latter, 211 Mill Park, Friday evening in honor of their birth anniversaries. The evening was spent in conversation, dancing Luncheon was served by land cards the hoste: Those present were: Mesdames Batchelder, Jacobs, Craven, Schroth, Rice, Love, Koehn, Tiller, Wallace, Doughtery, Ritchie, Simpson, G. Juncau of Blackduck and A. H. Bald- win of Brule, Wisconsin, and Miss Hazel and Elsie Berg. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A surprise was: planned for Mrs. W. A, Dehart yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma Collard, 1018 America avenue, it being her 66th birth anniversary. social af- ternoon was enjoyed and lur served by the self-invited gu Those present were Mesdames Frank- lin Jones, Arthur Eastman, Emma Collard, Al. Collard, Hans Anderson, Amelia Miller, James VanKirk, S. E. Hurlocker, R. K. Bliler, W. A. De- hart, and Misses Eva and Ruth Col- lard, Jessiec Hayes and Ardarth Bli- er. LARSONS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larson cnter- tained a few friends and neighbors Friday evening at their farm home west of town, complimentary to their daughter, Mrs. Spencer, who will leave next week for her home at Wolfe Point, Mont. Flinch, rook and crokinole and other games were enjoyed, with singing and Victrola music, and lunch was served by Mrs. Larson. Mrs. Spencer was presented a gift by her friends. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swenson and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Hebard and family, Mrs. Paul San- ford, Albert Moe, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Stillmaker and family, Mr. and Mrg. F. M. Pendergast, Mr. and Mrs. George Harris. | WOMAN'S STUDY CLUB TO |tendance of the mentbers. 9 | b MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON The regular meeting of the Wom- an’s Study club will be held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Rhea, 1010 Beltrami avenue. The afternoon topic is *‘East, West, Home’s Best,” and roll-call will be responded to with American state nicknames. The following papers will be give “Origin of American State Names,” by Mrs. J. W. Smith; “History of Itasca State Park,” by Mrs. G. H. Zentz; “Our Forest Re- serve,” by Mrs. R. J. Boardman. It is urged that there be a large at- Animal Mimiery. Observers of nature mre frequently struck with the singular’ resemblances of Insects, to leaves, dried so forth, and the: posed to have grown out of the n - sity of protection agalnst, or conceal- ment front, enemies. An interesting example of this kind of resemblance was recently cited by a government naturalist, who exhibited a spider found inhabiting some rocks near Cannes, on which were also fastened the cases of a species of moth. When at rest the splder exhibited almost pre- s il | chis PAGE FIVE AT E DURANT CARS NOW BEING SHIPPED TO-DISTRIBUTORS New York, April 15.—A train-load shipment of Durant four-cylinder au- tomobiles left the plant of Durant Motor company of New York this week for Washington, D. C., for de- livery to R. H. Harper, Durant dis- tributor, the first train-load shipment of automobiles ever to be taken into the national capitol. An intéresting phase in connection with this shipment in' the fact that Mr. Harper did not receive his fran- as a Durant distributor until March 11, and in less than thirty days his sales of Durant cars in Washing- ton and vicinity has approached two bundred. The demand for delivery made necessary this week’s shipment. Train-loads of Durant cars have recently been shipped to Philadel- phia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Oakland, Cal., the latter be- ing the largest single shipment of any commodity ever carried across the continent. MUNICIPAL JAG RESULTS IN DEATHS AND ILLNESSES (By United Press) Londonbe Ireland, April 15— A municipal here that resulted in two deaths, many illnesses and much athy for people in the United s. Thie removed casks of from a locol distillery and opened them in the street. Soon large n, women and children ts were on the man collapsed and died in the street. Another died later. Scores of people were il It was found the whisky was immature: Corrinne Carlson, teacher at Nashwauk, came to Bemidji yester- day morning nm}\will visit her parents Mr. and M T. Carlson over | Easter. Misses Sarah Dewing and Mayme Yahr of shwauk accom- cisely the same form and color as the moth cases surrounding it. panied her to Bemidji and are guests at the Carlson home Easter w0y AT N ' A Sunday, Served from b:: \ $1.00 Dinner THE HOTEL MARKHAM April 16 30 to 7:30 P. M Y % FRUIT COCKTAIL ~ STUFFED CELERY SLICED TOMATOES Y RIPE and QUEEN OLIVES CREAM OF TOMATO, CROUTONS SOUFFLE CONSOMME ROYAL FRIED FILET OF WALL-EYED PIKE, TARTAR SAUCE LONG BRANCH POTA TOLES STUFFED TENDERLOIN OF BEEF, BORDELAISE SAUCE PINEAPPLE FRIT ROAST YOUNG TURKEY, GIBLET NEW CAULIFLOWER AU GRATIN SRS, FRUIT SAUCE SAUCE, JELLY WHIPPED POTATOES PARKERHOUSE ROLLS ROAST NATIVE DUCK, APPLE SAUCE CANDIED YAMS EARLY JUNE PEAS HEAD LETTUCE, 1,000-ISLAND DRESSING GREEN APPLE PIE HOT MINCE PIE FRESH STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE AMERICAN CREAM, CLUB HOUSE OR ROQUEFORT CHEESE WAIFERS A e e e e % ' Our Easter Brick with col- ored egg center is very ap- propriate for the day. N J Vil Specials For Sunday Ace EASTER LILIES AND CHICKENS FROZEN INTO INDIVIDUAL MOLDS OF { : L'angclon's Sanitary Ice Cream To Insure Delivery of These, Place Orders at Once! Cherries For Sale at All Leading Confectioneries in the City LANGDON MFG. COMPANY Our Special Brick for Easter Sun- day of White House, Maraschino find most delicious. - Q and Pineapples—you will P P S PSP PP L L LSS L P PSS PO PPN ;