Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 11, 1922, Page 8

| schgol- at '8 o'clock, The pands will ‘ of floats, nutomoblles, cos=% 95 gnud hom school suilding through h town business section, lea! haracters' and the like lnd Sun and Dt\wn dance, Indians, q\ll-. drille;m nnd ocheu xm‘geonfly €08~ Frésh from successes ' in othes ;| communities, the Thuxston Manage- ‘I 5 y hint “it;” we would say dm wn a helluya good ione, although:t] naki g m,.d ) Front page of won'fi get |} & fellow anywhere ying -awake | nights and wondering how the news- pipers of Northern Minnesots are going to press this weeld with all the editors: attending the ‘annual spm-< mer outing of -the Northern Minne-. sota’ Edi association. ... Might Help. Some * One of the books of ' etiquette printed in Frapce in the fourteenth the man of fashion |3 s every. day and to “‘almost ' as' ‘often.” ienever' he got.a shave, is face ‘that -—C,!n ¥°.v ,Ee!t - lolding - Its Qwn : Scmntf':h “say’ t’hnt the world is now: 1,’!00,000 000 years old.” Ws must ~3ay that it seems to hold Ip age well. - ¥ —Whatever Thn,t Means— ' lnp- iEnough A fas) ‘expert declares that skirts won’t ‘be much I¢nger as long as “there are good reasons for wearing them short. 'But: it'seems to us that nearly everybody must know the reasons by this time. 7 - —No Secreti Ahoqc Them— Col tlmml from Py this w‘l‘ll aoflsfleuu b6 mesr.hoht pop- tlar "interlude “of the pageant. A number of dther dances w: be ‘presented. includfilx several N ) nnd popular ident that the pxoduc-' bered by every person witnessing xt .especially those ‘taking -part. This historic drama will be: pre- ] sented in serial form, each evening’s: entertainment being a continuation: of thought, nlthoygb a, few or: parts @e’to be repeated under var- fous conditions and " settings. Ths £ b sh contumes’ least 100 “per‘cent ‘to’ ness of the. spectacle, " whilé ing effects ‘and settings lete ‘the e Bemidj ind Nt orthern ap to am] lnc]nqmg b 4 mndern events. The outlime of the ‘scenario pro- {HHl’ yides for the folloy ‘epiddde, life in’ the early lumbering camps, and its contrast with life |S in the east!'at ‘thaf :|_Ande, ‘modern ‘e efforts’ of 'the’ pi dances; mardi gri the “Queen of the X Thursday 7 ni th—fll’!t episode, frontier “scenes “and the arirval of Father' Marquette to bring’ the gos- pel to the settlers; second episode, Count Beltrami receivas commission from . the ‘Ttalian’ King to jo expedition at St. Louu, and - arr to begin the. trip;: .- third episode, work; fourth® ephoda, béginning. of! Bemidji, showing eatly street scenel ‘| mardi gras. { Friday might— first epmode, life alu— p] erlflon of Carson’ Trading Post. u Bénidj gmrth episode, arrival of Sl;y Fil e iggins and his wo i /gras {8pécial episode, dh:zln?.:ntry of Los Angeles. y xcveunce “of tnn gver, fo:win t! 2 The coptest comes to a close next Monday night at 8 @'clock and all ballots are’ to be deposnted ‘st the’ ‘e by that hour in order t. ‘ Thé Btanding - today according to ths bilots already: cast is as follows: * Miss Xyfl)e McGulloch 17,600 Miss' Ellora Olson 14,600 Miss Mabel. Croon 250 Miss Ragnbild Moe Miss Florence Schull Miss Lugile Selvog: .. Miss Teresa Bower Sollthern Pacifi New York, August'1 killed, .two inju:ed & missing in an’ “explosion in the coal hold éf a White' Star lirier, accord-|§ | ing to a wireless from 'its eapmn here today. The radio said ho repairs would be: needed’ and that ' the liner & iyas com.mumg on its way. The Wi tev Star line was not informed as losionr. FAIR WEI':‘.K ls ;q 17 u lo AterYou flave Seen the Prize: \Yme:s o the Big Northern Mianesota Fair— Comeg in to.our store and let shpw ybu some : new mngs that will be worn this ma,ke a specla:lty of p ;' «every. shoe we sell for glufig give satlsj Phone 45-W 'Si; r;lary b.est éifiifl, f each— $6.75 | Two sectional Book: : weny worth $38.00, to -unq;oug n_out % Am:ii g filler Bedt—f ] . 80 9&— $27 50 4 . Four genume lenther, i ]:.eavy uk Nufola.._ One flat-top Office Desk only— Bl }= 32206 ;3750 sSSoo -Nil.le fienvy' oak Buffets _t?;olt-— : §23.szs 50-§32.50 l-'lve dmdy ook Dreu- en, lt only, e-ch— mek Clufiomerea to 'o at ollly, each— With every 550.00 pur- . chase made Suturdaz or Monday we WI,II give one ‘Season Ticket. to the Northern Minnesota Fair—FREE! .. ...