Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 9, 1922, Page 3

i, but now of Sauk Center, iu ds ‘here for & !fll}t d;'yl. “Biive sprentl -for sand _W}l—fll‘ best, be the guést of relwtwes and i B for a week. S e '“'Bargain toutiter txlled with stamp- ad goods at Bazaar Store; . John Doran of the Doran Plumglnz and E. Rasmussen Du- Big Falls Tues trariBacted husmeu. { Mrs, Edson Washburn of' ‘Monti- cello arrived in Bemidji Saturday and is Visiting her Hus Wi idji for I time. week for Duliith ‘and from kithe Great Lakes™ boat trip to New' York where she- will-visit & sister . for lbout two months. Van’s orchen.n. 2 ldS-B Roy L. Papermuter motored to Blackduck yesterday where 'hé. trans- acted business for the Bemidji Clean- ers and Tailors, of which his father is proprietor. - He!returned. ngmn to Bemidji last avenmg ~ i Charles Borchardt atrived in Be- . midji last evening, having motored “here from his home at Peoria, IIL., and is a guest at the home of Mr | and Mrs. J. W. Naugle. His wife has been in Bemidji with her parents for the past three weeks and wfll ac- company him home. 850.000 to loan’on farms. Déis Land eompany. X St Mrs. P .J. Ryan, dlughter FI ence and son Emmett -and ‘Mrs: Tay: lor, of Minneapolis, motored to Be- midji and were guests.-of Mrs.A. L. - Bundy for a few days. From here they went to Mizpah- to visit rela- tives ‘for a short”time;-leaving 1& mld)x yeuterday. flr and Mrs.. M. K. Onsgard and daughter Martha'and Mrs, . Gull arrived in Bemidji 1ast " efinihx auto and ‘are guests. of their niece, ; ", Mrs.. Ole’ Qualey, and “family, 511 America avenue. They have been *uring Mlnneson, going; ,from Du- L to Minneapolis, ‘and ' are stop- pin® in Bemidji en route to their home at Spring Grove. " Mrs.. Beatrice Voigt will give in- structions with- all stamped goods purchased at Bazaar Store 1d8:9 Mrs. Tlm McManus left this mor ing for Sauk Center where she wg,. be ‘the guest of relatives:for a short time_en route to'Rochester where she expects appendicitis, Her niece, Miss Alice Brophy, R::N., of Sauk Center, will|" accompany her ‘to Rochester to be{: with her during the operation and her convalescence. i Miss Elsie Blackburn left this morning. for Suisun, Calif., where she has sccepted a position and expects to- make her home. She expects to stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Shep- herd, former residents of Bemidji, .-who_went to California to live about two years.ago. Miss Jean Walker accompaniéd her as far as’ Brainérd where she: will visit' friends for a time. NOTICE 'T O CONTRACTORS Bids will be received up to August 22nd for the erection of a church building at Remer, Minn. Plans and specifications may be 8o at the office of the clerk and | f<'the office of F. A. Schweiger, Ar- chitect, Moose Lake, Minn. . The board reserves the right to re- Ject any or ‘all bids. MRS. J. R. POUND, Clerk, Mason: Memorial Congreganonal 3d8-10 4 Church. 1d8-9{m 94 'alls for quality - foods, good ervice, muhr ymces Sunshine . <o Here s a serious lookmg person necks” used to dodge him if they coiulld: He used to say what he thinks and. he ‘used to think ‘quite a good deal. . < Judge H. A. Simons commanded the utmost respect when presiding over his court and the stern expres- i would indicate _that he d. Well, that isn’t so, He . |can smile and doés’even today. E D. Boyce, motp{ed to- to: Park Rapids'to spend the day with' friends,” pecung to return to Bemidji this evening: - For picni¢ charter ‘passenger launch THOR. A. A. Lee, licensed pilot. Phone 508-J. 1m9-2 Mrs. L K. Galloway of the Elko Hat ‘Shop returned yesterday from Chicago ‘and: the ‘Twin . Citiés where she has spent the past ten days buy- nig her fall mlllmery and attending the fall openings of the wholesale millinery houses. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burtis and two -daughters :‘#irrived in Bemidji yesterday from their home ‘at' Ar- mour; S..D., and are guests at the home -of het mother and sister, Mrs. Emma E. Stewart and Misé Capitola Stewart, 920 Dewey: avenue. pnnce ‘at K. C. hall Friday, August 11th. - Music. by Schuck’s Jazz Or- 1d8-9 L. | chestra. Eyerybody invited. _Mr. and Mrs. Pat Doyle and little grandson arrived in- Bemidji yester- day from Big Falls and are guests of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Max’ Manders, Fifth wurd hav- | ; ing. mg ored here Today the partles té ' cret the ‘n'éme' implief ine rocery Mrs Elsie W)g}@mn Bemidji Saturdw g0 Where she” spent several months with he ghter, and she > undergo an operation for | {ents, M¥. and Mrs. A\ {; davy also visited her «flster at Ladysmith, Wis., ‘eén route to’Bémidji. 'She will ake “hér daugliter, Mrs, _Charles ndersgluis, and family, 1001 Be- xd;l avenue, an extended visit.' tote,. Pione 94— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and l(ttle son, momred to Bemidji Satur- day from their h - Paul and confinued their that after- noon to Blackdyc! VMt his rela- tiyes, he returning tlay afternoon to ‘his home. Mr Shaw' came by train yesterday m x and “will visit _her ‘mot] . Gregor, 415 Irvine ave Her sisters lml/ntfiefifi i for a week or ten days. . Mrs. J. E. Watfnns left Tuesday aftrenoon for “Grand apendmg a few days wnh her par- A. E. Henderson, 308 Fifth street. - PETTY R S. OF LATE AT LOCAL St AER RESORTS Petty robberies, have been quite the. thing; about ‘eighboring summer Tésorts, - ¢ ghhs 4go a num- ity were taken Arom the lines, steeriny 3 and gasoline from &uto tanks and garages. Efforts.- w %amg .made tu locate . The answer will be. oga&sunonl today’s want ads. 5 (What “Blunder” do you suggest?) Copyright 1922, Associated Editars A by A W, Jewett, who is in chargg oi'fi; to nces at.the Northe, #Jackson Special” for the ra Acceptance of the entry is being e today, Mr. ' Jewet reports. Other ‘entries wnll be announced I ter~ INTERIOR. OR ELKO HAT SHOP BEING , REMODELED The interior of the Elko Hat shop is _being remodeled and redecorated which will add greatly to its appear- aiice, The ‘work will be, completed in tinte, for .the -fall millinery :opening. A new feature, a complete line of silk. undq will - be added, and will be on-display at that time. Forks after| He could act.an lmporat.ant pnrt in the Pageant and you can bank upon it, if he aghees to do it that he will do it well. X . or excursion parties; | of Cé]umbn 7ill be. held this eve- ning at 8 o ck at the'K. C. hall, and gl membera .sne zequested to be present. * FORESTERS MEET THURSDAY The Woman's- Catholic Order of Foresters: will- hold its regular meet- ing Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in the church basement and all mem- bers are requested to be present. ENJOY ANNUAL PICNIC . The .Eastern " Star; ‘Masons and their families report a very enjoy- able time and hountlful supper at their annual picnic held last eve- ning at Diamond Point. It is ‘esti- mated that between 75 and 100 were present. e PRIZES FOR POSTERS The Children’s Welfare comnmittee is offering a prize for the ‘two ‘best posters to be used at the'‘Infants’ and Children’s clinic August 24 and| 25. Bring them to Barker’s Drug store Friday between 2 and 4 o’clock. Call 457-W for particulars, EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL HOLD MEETING THURSDAY, The prscopal Guild will hold its regular meeting-Thursday afternoon. Mesdames H. W.. Bolger and G. Pratt will be hostesses at their summe'z home at Lake Plantaganet.: AH ies are requested to meet at the ch at 2 o’clock where cars will e provided for them. 2 ¢ PICNIC SUPPER % 7 A pxcmc supper is being given, this evening at Diamond,Point at which . Whitby, fol;merly pastor of the honor. inicluded:' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LaMont; fi and Mrs. Arnold Johnson and 3 and Mrs. Charles Rantz and family, PICNIC PARFY ¢! everal Bemidji families gave a picnic party Monday evening at Dia- mond Point complimentary ' to. Mrs. Edson Washburn of Monticello- Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pflughoeft, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Aamodt, Mr. and Mrs..J. J. McCurdy and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dvor- acek and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Edson Washburh., BIRTHDAY PARTY Palmer Benson entertained a few of his friends at. his Home in honot | of his birth anniversary. T ent were Matrice . Sievert, sahl, Arvild Opsahl, Russell, Verna and Dell Everson, Alfred and. Pal-, mer Benson. Lunch was served by Miss Mary Hanson. ‘A big bivthday | cake ith six little candles adaymed the “table.”’, 3 sissippi avenue;rtb about. thflflzy guests, near relatives and’ ?rwpds‘ The bridal pair Teft this’ morni‘ng by auto for St. Cloud for a short wed- ding trip. Both ~young people are well and favorably known here, the groom™ being a. government. em- ployee at the postoffice, and the bride/ a stenographer at ‘the Crookston Lumber company's office, and their many- friends. . extend best wishes, They will Teta "Bemidji in abbut a ‘week to make’ their home Hete:” "] _— 'THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS and in the bygone diys the’old “ruff Vi rt. Legion are requested to ent this evening at the regu- tmg at 8 o’clock at the Moose JONES TO fi Hi B 7 10LDS' FINE hs:‘rmc ved at noon to abo .-and Mrs. D. C. Dvoracek and Mr. and, Mrs. 'Edson Washb\lm lttended “TO ENTERTAIN 'lecu'r Miss Lucile Young will ntertnm nbout twenty guests-this evbnmg at Hefi summer home, Idle Hou¥, Grant|: ley, in honor of Beihler of Minnéapol . guest of friends in Benmii ef and mdrshmallow rodst are plan- ned; and music, games and dancing will be enjoyed throughout the eve- ning. ‘A meeting of all - farmers, inter- ested in a ‘potato warehouse at Be- midji will be héld at:the Carr Lake school on Saturday, August 12, at 2 o’clock p. m. The néed of adequate facilities for handling potatoes at Be- midji has long been felt by the farm- ers. This need is even more/impera- tive this year due. to the. expected reluctance of dealers to buy pota- toes outright and the extreme neces- sity of having a warehouse with prop- per grading facilities enabling the putting on the market of uniformly top_grade potatoes. While the main potato ¢rop is not yet made, indications' are that there will be a big crop all of which may not be sold. In that case, only the best should be sold and the balance, seconds and culls, put on the mar- ket in pigskins_or butter tubs, there- by building a reputation for high quality potatoes from this county. It appears that marketing will be the big problem in the potato game this year. Every grower, in this vicinity is urged to attend this meeting and help solve this problem. ° ; PAGEANT REHEARSALS PROGRESSING NICELY (Continued from page 1) are real hits, and they are !upported by a most able chorus. The early settlers arc puttmg on la. most pitcuresque and thrilling | sceng—prairié schooners, a fight with the Indians, old fashioned songs and everything. A rich bit of come- dy is introduced by Vera Bachus as ‘Hilda, Barney Erickson os Ole, Ray Olson 4s Justice of the Peace and J. A.. Breen as the bdlacksmith. More old settlers ate wanted for this scene Everyone who has consented to act in this is urged to appear at the next rehearsal. ‘Baptist church here, is a guest of| The following familigs: a¥e]’ 5| Mitchell, Vernon Jahx, Borgal Op- forester of Tonight the Qnadrflle group will trip the light fantastic to the strains of Mr. Irish’s old fiddle. Ever)h y be the; NATIONAL FORESTERS GATHER FOR MEETING {(Continved from page 1) Bazeley of Boston is the present hend of the foresters, W. T. Cox, Mlnhemm state ioncster being pres- ident’ two years .ago. Included in the party are; C. L. ‘Harrington, Madison, Wis.; F. W. Besley, Baltimore; 0. M. Butler, Washington. D. C.; C. P. Winslow, Madison, cector of the national G. Peters, Washington Chapin sJones, | Charlottesville, Va.; iL Lewis E, Staley. Harrisburg, Penn.; W. T. Cox.state forester, St." Paul; P. 0. Anderson, St, Paul; Dr. H. Chapman, ;pre fessor of fore#try nt Yale forestry | school, ‘representing Illinois; Wh A, { R. Ba7e]cv, Boston, state fordster of Massachusetts; H. o. Cork, assistang] to. Mr. aneley, W. G. Hastings of Montpelier; Harris Reynolds of Bos-, ton; C. R. Pettis of Albany, state ew York state; Col. H. J. Stevenson, Wmmpeg, reyresentmg western Canada? and E, A'Linder of “|Cass Lake, where she spent the week Warroad. Clyde Levitt of Ottowa is expeeted to join the tour. NEbr— X MEN AND A GIRL SHOTINN.Y.R!OTINL' |9 —_—— / * (By United Press) New York, Aug. 9—Six men I d “la lltfle girl were shot last whén'riots broke out in connection witn"{ the garment workers’ strike here.” The - {shots were fired from a blue touring car filled with men. Police took up the pursuit of the car. Sixteen machines loaded with members of the New York rifle squad chased the automobile . through heavy traffic. All of the men shot were tailors working after‘tne strike Was ‘determined. The child was an on looker. Catherine McGarry, 1241 Dewey avenue, returned yesterday from end as a guest of Mr, and Mrs, I. Uptegrove. They made the trip %y car. O F{:»P“*fl—‘-—r—wmw PAGK mm— WIFEONSE! NELSON « DIES IN WASHINGTON (By ‘United Press) Washington, “Aug, 9—Mrs. mmte' 3 Nelson, wife of the senator ' from Minnesota, died here today. after a long illness, She was. 75 years; of | age. Mrs. Nelson SRTHERN. QU ‘1O MOVE TO GR has "been condueted by the’ department store ‘of Pnrk 2 Since. April ‘of this year, is-now’ ing .made ready to move to Grand. ‘Forks where .the owners have foynd itable locations for their busi- ness. This firm was located in the New Kaplan ‘building when * they opened up but only recently moved |« to the Schrocder building--formerly occupied by the Peoples Co-gperative store, :‘Mr. Schroeder has not’ an- nounced his plans for the use of his hulldmg REDUCTION m PRICE OF HUPMOBILE umz ! ' A substantial decrease in the price of Hupmobile cars has been an- nounced, by the Hupmobile manu- facturers {hr resentativé, Dr. A. Dannenberg, ef- fective August 4. Touring cars have been reduced $100,: roadsters $100, toadster-coupes $150, coupes $200 and sedans $150. Rebates have been authorized on deliveries made af- tex August 4 at the former prices. JUDGE WATTS HEARING CLEARWATER DITCH CASE Judge Watts of Crookston is pre- siding at the hearing at Gonvick on 'f}e Clearwater drainage project. he Ruffy Brook settlers are being represented by Graham M. Torrance of Bemidji, opposed to the ditch project while the side favoring the project is being represented by At- torney E. McDonald of Bemidji. CLINIC PAMPHLETS ARE DISTRIBUTED TO WORKERS Pamphlets, advertising the in- fants’ and children’s clinic to be held at the Central school August 24 and 25 have been distributed among the workmen at the Crooks- | ton Mill and the Box factory through the courtesy of the managers of cach, the pamphlets being pinned to the pay checks. KEEP MILK AND CREAM COOL Product Will ‘Soon Sour on Warm Spring Days Unless Promptly Placed in Tank. As warm weather approaclhies, bet- ter care must be taken of the millk and cream. The can of cream must be put into a cooling tank into as cold water as possible to keep the cream cold. Unless milk and cream Is cooled promptly and well it will sour during the warm spring dnys. Nature Pointed Way to Man. Electriclans coil wires to make them elastic, Wi cucumbers colled their teridrils for the same purpose thou- sands of years before eleciricity was thought of. Acld-Prodf Corks. Corks steeped in vaseline are a fina substitute for glass stoppers, Neither aclds nor unything else will affect them, and even chemical fumes do not eat them, IFin; al Outlook. “Why do you object to children in the houses which you have to let?” “As a matter of kindness. People who are raising families can't be ex- pected to pay the rent I require.” Easy Explanation. Eustace—“Father, what 18 a par- {-adox?” Father—*“A paradox, my son, is a manner of gaying something that —well, It's llke spegking of & dyhpq)llc optimist,” | MINERAL MIXTURES FOR HOGS \Vood Ashes, Salt and Lime Increases Appetite for Feéd and Im- proves Health, Hogs crave something in nddmon to the feeds glven to them. When fed mineral mixtures containing in- gredients such as wood ashes, salt and lime, they. not only scem better satisfied, but havé; . greater appetite for thelr feed and nm general health s improved, ough ‘their Jlocal rep- || ‘Phone 82 e in her footwear. It iy mighty graceful and styl;sfi ‘too, and ‘w*i'll n;utch up v{itlx any dress ‘u‘r suit, partic?lan ly walking costume. A MERE TOUCH' or our Nylotis face powder e atithe psychological moment, « 8 oto .speak, means a lot to .a pretty. woman. Carry in your hand bag a dainty puff ‘and’ a bit of our powder; it helps. Are you using our Nyal's face cream? That “ helps, too. 5 LALIBERTE & ERICKSON Bemid)l LAST 'I‘IME Elko Fixens Playets =~ Laiky Coiph M. Shows 2:30—10c-20c 7:30 & 9:00—10c-25¢ » ja/umuun[ Cosmopolitan & umre Production Seena Owen and Matt Moore New York’s midnight whirl of 5 l"(L she,. sought the thrills she wh ¥ A el 1h ot itle home town. And when her “back pay” was col- lected—what. tHen?—An intimate tale of both sides of life’s ledger. Mack Sennett Comedy, “IT PAYS TO EXERCISE” —Coming Thursday & Friday— MATTY ROUBERT in—“HERITAGE” vln Story Fnlu. REX THE ATRE‘ T ODA LLIAM, FOX, BRESENTS Gt Charlés. “Buck” Jones in “Trooper O0’Neil”’ STORY BY GEORGE GOODCHILD - TOONERVILLE TROLLEY COMEDY FOX NEWS .'"WALLACE AND SCOTT DUNLAP Rex Orchestra DIRECTED BY C. R MAT. 2:30 ““:— 10c & 25c —: EVE. 7:10-9:00 COMING SUNDAY——*1 AM THE LAW” -