Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 3

v s for ehis ull-- will' be glad); rmlv- . by Mrs. Harvey, phone 114-W. Readers owe it to-their guests and to the selves to that it interest are reported. ill given proper considera- on when source is known, Mrs. L. K. Galloway of the Elko Hat Shop returned yesterday from a buymg tnp to the Twm Clhes. Mra Carl Jnht 5 nue, left £6¢%-Jdrdan, Minn., this morning where-she-will receive treat- ment. Polar Pie. Ask for f. 2-141 George Row arrived here Friday N f‘ormng from Roseau Minn., to visit over Sunday with his farmly He will be accompanied back by his family who expect to make their home, there. Mrs. M. E. Groff yesterday com- pleted a successful term as teacher at the Guthrie school and returned to her home, 1200 America avenue, last evening to spend her summer va- cation hexe, N Polar i‘i Ak for'1t. | 0214t Miss Lessie Gray returned to Wer- ner Tuesday from Walker and held the 'state examination Wednesday and Thursday at the Campbell Lake school ‘house for a number' of her former pupils, all of whom did ex- cellent work. Those who merit spe- cial mention are Arnold Fladham- er, who passed successfuly five of the subjects required of eighth grade pu- pils, and Ethel Augustien, who pass- ed four of the subjects in a very creditable manner. k | — Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Winter and lit- tle daughter Pearl, Mrs. Frank Frost and Miss Bertha Webster .expect to motor Tuesday to Minneapolis. Mr. Winter goes as a delegate from the local I. 0. O. F. order to attend the Grand Lodge there June 8 and 9, and Mrs. Frost will represent the local Rebekah Order. . Mr. Winter will re- turn to Bemidji the following' Satur- day, but Mrs. Winter and Pearl will remain there to visit Mrs. John Dahl, a former Bemidji resident, and other friends for about two weeks. ySchool—day Memory books and oth- er gift books at the Bemidji Book & Stationery Co. Just the things for Commencement gifts. New things arriving daily. 3d6-3 Miss Ruth Goddard, who has been staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary, 601 Minnesota avenue, while attending the Bemidji: high school, left Monday for- the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goddard, at the Red Lake agency. Mrs. God- -dard and children, Miss Ruth and Addison, expected to leave Friday morning by auto for a month’s vis- it with relatives in southern Mis- souri. Mrs. Hayes, mother of Mrs. Goddard, will remain at the agency to care for the several other mem- bers of the family during her daugh- ter’s absence. Graduation gifts at the Bemidji Book Store, 403 Beltrami.Ave., are just what you've been waiting for. Come in and see them. 3d6-3 ];/[r. and Mrs. Charles Landgren, who have visited their son, Benard, and family at Liberty, and their nephew, Erick Landgren, and ‘wife,| of Becida, and friends in Bemidji, for the past ten days left by auto Thurs- day morning for their home at Pipe- stone, Minn. This is the 14th trip, averaging 350 miles to each trip, that Mr. Landgren and wife have made with the same Ford touring car to Northern Minnesota ,in the past few years to visit their oldest son, Benard Landgren. Mr. and Mrs. Landgren expected to visit a niece, Mrs. David Long, and family, at Wheaton, Minn., while en route to Pipestone. Mrs. Long lived with her uncle and aunt for several years prior to her mnmage i JUNE IS “MIND’S “PLANTING TIME” Asked why Dakota Business Col- lege, Fargo, N. D., begins its school year in June when all others open in Fall, F. L. Watkins,' /Pres., said: “‘By plzmmg the seed of business knowlcdge in June, our pupils’ ‘crop’ is ready when there’s the biggest market for it.”’ He explain- d that most June pupils graduate in winter, the busiest season. Even in “‘dull’” months D. B. C. graduates are offered good places. Only recently Elizabeth Stajgr was employed by the U. S. Veterans’ Bureau. “‘Follow the Succe$Sful.”” Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, N, D. 403 Beltrami Ave. ..Robert Stai-of.Pony/Lakesantoed ..« Ed. Bergvof Big:Lake was:a busi- to Bemidji Friday. and auended to ness visitor in Bemidji Fnd:y. business matters. Mrs. E. M. Sathre of Bass Lake Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schofield left|was visiting friends in Bemidji Fri- last” night for Chicago where they|day., will be the guests of friends for a time. Polar Pie. = Ask for it. 2-148¢ Mrs. A. Annette left this mnrn- ing for Little Falls to vxslt )\er dnugh-‘ ter, Mrs. Wm. Johnsqn,‘ for a fev{ days. | Miss Lucy Dunnigan, teacher a} the State Teachers college, will spend her vacation with friends at Birch- mont Beach. Cook With Gas 8-30 tf Miss Cecelia HefFilfinger, teacher in the North school, left last night for Minneapolis ~to visit relatives during her vacation. Miss Avis Akre, mathematics teacher in the high school, left this morning for her home at Thief River Falls ‘to spend her vacation. Miss Josephine Parker, teacher in the Lincoln school, left this morning for a two weeks’ visit with friends at St. Paul, and relatives at Stillwater. $50,000 to loan on farms. Dean Land eompany. 1-18t¢ Mrs. B. W. Lakin expects to leave the first of the week for Minneapolis where she will meet Mr. Lakin, and together they will drive a new car home. A Thermopak is the clear thing for picnies. You can’t break one and it keeps your ice cream stiff un- til you are ready to eat it. Get one for a dollar at the Bemidji Book Co., 1d6-3 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gill and fam- ily moved Wednesday from 1002 Bel- trami avenue to the home they re- cently purchased at 808 Bemidji avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. Albachten and little daughteér expect to leave to- morrow morning by auto for St. Paul ‘to visit: his :mother and other relatives. i Polar Pie. 2-14t1 Misses Edith Morse and Miss Anna Searfoss, teachers at the Teachers college, left Friday night for their homes in Pennsylvania 1 spend their vacation. Ask for it. Mrs. Carl Durand returned yesters day to her home at Puposky after being a guest i of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krantz (pl‘ the past two weeks Mr. and Mrs.°W. A. Rice and fam- ily motored today to Bemidji from their home at Tenstrike and were guests of relatives while transacting business here during the day. Cook With Gas 8-30 tf Mrs. Agnes Pi'ne, who has taught the past term at the Bemidji State Teachers college, left last night for St. Peter, Minn., to spend her vaca- tion with relatives at her home there. Miss - Margaret Kelley left last night for Detroit, Minn., to spend the week end at her home, and from there will go to Chicago next week to visit friends. She is a teacher’at the State college. Rev. T. B.-Nordale was called very suddenly to Minneapolis because of the serious illness of his mother, leaving for there on the night train. Mrs. Nordale will go today or to- morrow. Cook With Gas 3-30 t1 Mrs. Otto Stahl and Mrs. Perry Gary autoed to Turtle Lake Thurs- day where they visited* the- latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peter- son. They also attended the picnic given by Mrs. William Grey at the Silver Lake school house in the af- | ternoon; . i . Mr. and Mrs. O..H. Erickson, '.daughter Lenore and son. John Ran- del, expect to motor tomorrow to Minneapolis where they -~ will visit Mrs, Erickson’s father, Bev, J. P. Miller, and her two sisters. Miss Anna’ Erickson, teacher.at Deer River, will' make the trip.to meii eapilis with them. Cook With Gas p 8-30 tt Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morse and daughters, Ruby and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bradford and family, Miss Nora Bowers and Miss Peltoe left this morning for Mille Lac lake to spend a couple of days with Mrs. Bradford’s parents, "Mr.” and’ Mrs. Bowers, and Mrs. Morse’s sister; Mrs. C. L. Frier. State,| Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fort and sons ’Ray and Luther autoed to Bemidji and visited friends here/ Friduy. Miss Adelaide Wilson left yester- day for her homé at Enderlin, N, D., to spend her summer vacation. Mrs. ‘Andy Larson and Mrs. S. A. Cutter, ‘of WaVille, were calling on friends while shopping in Bemidji Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keihler and Miss Emma Hinshaw of Wilton au- toed to Bemidji Friday and trans- acted business. Miss Nell Hanson and Miss Amy Barnes of Bagiey were shopping and calling on friends in Bemidji between trains Friday. Miss Irma Hintz motored to the .| farm home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Snyder near Staples yesterday and visited the family over the week end. D. G. Wells is spending today in Minneapolis on a business trip, hav- ing gone there last evening and ex- pecting to return 'tomorrow morn- ing. What’s a “Thermopak?” Why, it’s a non-breakable thermos bottle, used for picnic parties and knocking around in an auto. Keeps food- stuffs hot or cold. Sells for $1.00 at the Bemidji Book Co., 403 Beltrami Ave. 1d6-3 Misses Blanche and Virginia Bush, and their brother Gail, left this morn- ing for Brainerd “where they will vis- it thelr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bush, and other relatives for two weeks. Mas. J. F. Burke returned to Be- midji Thursday morning from a two weeks!visit with friends and rela- tives at’ Minneapolis and Stillwater, having gone there from Sauk Center where she attended the.state ¢onven- tion of Federated Women’s Clubs as a delegate from the local Woman’s Study club. NOTICE From now until mid-fall, all Den- tists of Bemidji will close their of- fices at 12 o’clock noon on Satur- days. CHURCHES ; 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. LUTHERAN FREE Services Malvick church, Nary, 11:00. ' Ardahl church, ftown qf Frohn, 3:00 p. m. Trinity church, town of Liberty, 7:00 p. m, All are welcome. 0. P, Grambo, pastor. TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN (Beltrami at Thirteenth) Penticost Sunday. German ser- vices at 10:30 o’clock.. Sermon on Acts 2, 1:11; “The First Penticost”. Sunday school at 2 o’clock. English services in the evening at 8 o’clock. Sermon on Zech., 4, 6: “Not by Might, nor by Power, but by My Spirit”. Solo by Miss Frenk, “Open the Gates of the Temple”. Ladies’ Aid on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ehrenberg in East Bemidji. You are invited., Rev E, W. Frenk, pastor. {3 PAGE' THREE PICNIC AT CAMPBELL'LAKE Miss Lessie Gray closed a success- ful term of school ‘in the Campbell Lake school district No. 36 Friday, May 26, with an interesting' program and, picnic dinner. . A large crowd was in-attendance-and an enjoyable time had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ryge were among those who attend- ed from Bemidji. Miss Gray went to her home at Walker the same eve- ning. 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. BETHEL LUTHERAN Owing to the absence of the pastor, there will be no preaching services in the Bethel Lutheran church tomor- row, but Sunday school will be held at 9:45 as usual. T. B, Nordale, pastor METHODIST EPISCOPAL Pastor preaches at morning wor- ship at 10:30. Sunday school at. 12 noon. Epworth League at 7 p. m, Evening worship at 8 o‘clock. Public cordially invited. G, H. Zentz, patsor FARGO PASTOR TO SPEAK . IN NYMORE TOMORROW Rev. J. E. Wildermuth of Fargo, N. D., who represents the Latter Day Saint church, will hold services in the Christianson hall at Nymore Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. There will be no collection for this service and ev- erybody is welcome to attend. SALVATION ARMY Sunday school at 10 o”clock, Holiness meeting at 11:15. Sunday school, Nymore, 2 o‘clock. Salvation meeting at 8 o’clock. Next Thursday Col, W, Barker of Divisional Headquarters, Minneapolis, | § will be here to conduct a special meeting There will be a baby ‘given away. Come and see who gets:the baby. The public is invited g,o,x?ttyend all services. Ensign B Knutsgm 1d6-3' * Scripture Mat. 9:38." BAPTIST Sunday school .at..10;30. ..... Morning worship at 11:30. Sub- ject, “God’s Call TFor Laborers.” Young Peoples’ meeting at 7:00. Evening service at 8:00,, Subject “The Divine Plan For World Redemp- tion. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00. Everyone is invited to attend all services. George W. Kehoe, pastor. FIRST LUTHERAN Minnesota and 8th st. Services Sunday—Penticost 10:30 a. m. in the English language, song by the choir, and services 8. p. m, in the Noregian language. Services 3 p. m., in Wilton in the English language. The Bemidii circuit will hold its Spring meeting in Rev, H.W.Soren- sons’ charge, Shevlin, Minn. It will last three days, June 6 to 8 inclusive. Everybody welcomey L. J. Jerdee, pastor. AUGUSTANA SYNOD TO HOLD MEETING TUESDAY Bemidji district of ‘the: Red River Valley conference' of Augustana Synod will hold a mission meeting in the Bethel Lutheran church Tues- day evening at 8 o’clock and Wed- nesday morning at 10:30 a. m. to which the public is invited. The vis- iting pastors who will be in charge are as follows: Rev. W. E. Erick- son, McIntosh; Rev. A. G. Anders, Clearbrook; Student Lindau of Hines. TONIGHT wsrme GRAND GEORGE ARLISS In a Picturization’ f the Stage Success "'Famous on Two Continents— “THE DEVIL” Truly, a mighty dramu, rich in climax moments, rare in its fascinating artistry, compelling is its vivid action, ENTIRELY DIFFEREINT IN EVERY WAY. ——ALSO SHOWING— BABY PEGGY In the Two-Part Comedy “THE LITTLE RASCAL” Alone, It’s Worth the Price of Admission! MRS. DETTY SURPRISED A few friends of Mrs. Detty sur- Mrs. D. G. Wells, 713 America ave-| nue, where an informal social after- noon was enjoyed and lunch was served by the self invited guests. INFORMAL RECEPTION FOR The members of the Presbyterian church and congregation.and friends are invited to attend an informal re- ception to be given this evening at|h 8 o’clock at the church for Mr. and|t Mrs. George Row and family, who expect to. leave;, Monday for their new home at Roseau. W. B. A. OF MACCABEES MEETS MONDAY NIGHT State Supervising Deputy Mrs. Harriet Olson, Fosston, will be pres- ent at the regular meeting of the Woman’s Benefit Association of Mac- cabees Monday evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. hall, and it is especially urged that all members be present. There is a large class of candidates to be initiated at this meeting. After the business meeting a social hour will be enjoyed and refreshments served. LOCAL TEACHERS TO SPEND THEIR VACATIONS AT HOMES With the closing of the Bemidji public schools yesterday, the differ- ent teachers will spend their vaca- tions at various places. Following is the list of teachers who taught this year in Lincoln school, with their summer residence addres: Miss Dale Huntting, Cresco, Iowa; Miss Sadie Chesborough, Long Beach, Calif.; Miss Clara Zicske, Mankato, Minn.; Miss Rose Olson, Bemi Miss Hazel Stomner, Kilburn, Wis.; Miss Ella Pelto, Two Harbors, Minn.; Miss Josephine Parker, Bemidji; Miss prised her yesterday at the home of }Jewel Missionary ROW FAMILY THIS EVENING|: Adelaide Wilson, Fargo, N. D. ‘ENJOYING. OUTING The Home Guards ' and Mother’s societies, of the Methodist church are enjoying an outing ‘at Diamond Point with picnic lunch this afternoon. CIViC AND C\QMMUNITY CLUB qokim'r'rs*: HOLDS MEETIN The! ‘imjammec on committees for the anans Civic and Community club 'met, yesterday afternoon at the of Mrs. F. S. Arnold, 802 Bel-| in; d{r}; avftue, where' ‘they devoted the af poon in arranging the com- r the ‘coming ciub year, a 1 chiwill be published in, the near. future. Those present yester- day included Mesdames. F. S. Ar- nold, G. M. Torrance, E. H. Denu, E. A. Barker and J. T. Tuomy. | (& tqnd he eighth grade: o the;iSauny: consohdated;; being thirte, ils” whi SAUM SCHOOL. GRADUATES .. THIRTEEN FRIDAY MORNING Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mcdhee, Miss Mary Lillescov, Mrs. Agnes Pyne and Miss Ragnhild Moé returned last evening about 8:30 from Kelliher where they motored with Mrs. C. M. Serrurier yesterday’ moriihg to at- diplomass State ’P&cfi ;09 1 s ' mma, and J C MtGhe penntendent also address ering. The Bemidji peopley ner. at Blackduck en route; nere, and a community picnic dmner was served at the school preceding the afternoon’s exercises. Clarence Burton Western— Events and Swift ment. 10c & 25: GRANDZE Sunday Dorothy Dalton — * Frank Campeau In the Swiftest of OQut-Door Stories, entitled THE CRIMSON CHALLENGE From the novel “Tharon of Lost Valley. A Paramount Picture That Out-Westems the Usual Calvalcades of Speeding Cowboys, Exclhng Climaxes, in Such Rapid Succession That There Is Not One Dull Mo- -ALSO SHOWING—— “THREE WEEKS OFF” Two-Part Comefly REX “Here is to life.”—New York Times. “Production elaborate Mat. 2:30 " Prois’ Comment on “ THE PRODIGAL JUDGE” pantomime for you. Fere is impersona. tion, Hore is acting that brings a fictional character Theatre- Sunday and Monday “THE PRODIGAL JUDGE” may well be termed THE GREATEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! "1 AM SHOT = GOOP BYE" HAS THE PIAN ‘SHE LOVES KMAED' HER HUSDAND? Th: strains of the wedding march had scarcely when from the silent depths of the thicket e road came the sharp report of a rifle Gibort € Simth prosontr the Uitagraph Juper-Pictura % PRODIGAL JUDGE an Coward Jare Producton featung Sean Paige This beautiful daughter of the old South, gentle, lovable and loyal, forfeits her true love for a principle, only to get it back again. Love, hate and private feud, true friendship and evil ambition, the mysterious and unex- pected,.all have their place in this romance, founded on the book by Vaughan Kester—a romance rich in incidents, hearty in humor, full-flowing in a broad current of life and cvents. Made into a super-picture by Vltagtaph which has achieved such notable successes ds “Black of the Nor‘h 2 —News York Telegroph. “Beautifully directed.”—New York Tribune. EDUCATIONAL COMEDY Starring TORCHY, in two parts—A Sure Laugh! Rex Orchestra +— 10c & 30c —: Bcauty«” “The Litile Mxmster and “Flower Fox News Eve. 7:10-2