Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 2, 1922, Page 3

T ] i b -win"’{x{‘ix r Olaf Ga]en of Aure_spent Friday 1! in’ Bemidji m\nsa g bqflmess ““'Geofge Rossbach spent yesterday at Ferris where he transadted bus- ness during the day., ~{school.; Mrs: * Péterson’ will - réside £lin Bemld,u with her ‘daughter. if she can find a wmahle loentxon Dnnce Lnbar Day, Manday, Sept 4th ‘at_Cass Lakq Armor | Schuck’s Jazz, Orchestm L. B. Keeler and brother, Fred [ 5 Kfeler, of Col}asset, ‘Minn., also . A. D Pery drove over to. Bemidji friends from, Winona, expect:to mo- d & at tor tombrow to St Paul where they | ) k;{:n Htendedy F" Jome bua e“ will. attend the State Fair for & few hold ¥ .‘ 9 cluc‘k : ’days. and visit “towns in ‘snuhhern anesum. Dr.. T. B. Nordale will motor to Mrs. Chnrleg Thomas of 1} \(xmnre isited relh yihern for See Wm. C. Tude in Vaudeville edy magic act at the Elko theatre l L S nd Mrs. Wam. Sp. <hext. week, beginning S“"l"c‘t;yfi » | Lohe Eake; mogored to Bemuu‘; i d‘.'ly qml called on nds, r,_and Mrs, Allan Doran and n Jack, motored todny to s_?rmrm to atlcnd the wed- | eption for Mr. and Mrs: “Belhir, which will ‘take place he “home of the bridé’s parents this_cvening. Mrs, Doran ‘and Mrs _Rehr are, cousins, Mrs, Charlés™ McBonald and son |4 Milton, of Northern, were the guests of friends while shoppmg in Bemldji ra Friday. home: i St. Paul Thursday morning ‘atfer visiting-at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. L; Stanton for a few days. Mrs. Sophi spent. th Mrs. Fred Jones and family ot . Cass Lake visited her aunt,-Mrs. John - Noel of Northern for a week, return: ing to their home Friday. 4 heen engaged to teach for the com- ng, year. . ’ Wm. Dietz of Ceylon, Minn., visited" his, father . Wm. Dietz, Sr. at ,;hem' , summer home at Long Lake for ten deys, returning to_his home Tuesday: - Miss Blanche Dodge returned the first of the week from Towa where she spent the summer vacation with friends. She has been engaged to feach. the seyenth and_ eighth grade ‘history in the hxgh, school the coming, an au accident, ery and left eg to visit ‘& tew days before going to Ris home katchewan to resume his work: s nephew,. Sherril Case accompa jed; him to his home. Miss Myrtle Madson of Grand Rap-: ~ids_arived. in Bemidji this afternoon and will be an_over Suni 2 at the home’of Mr. and Mis. J. Conger 2 Helen Evans will leave Mon- See Wm. €. Turtle in Vaudeville | charter; p.uuyger lagneh THOR. A, |thg summer vacationswith hex parents comedy magic aet at the Elko theatre d l’hnne 50811 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Evans, : She will, all next week; Beginning Sunday. lm 972 | teach mathematics in the high school 1td-9-2 2 there Mmtl’md Mitchell” left ymtrrdw morning _for Minneapolis where he will Be the guest of-his cousm, Maur- ice Prosser, while attending the State fair for a few days. . He expects to return to Bemidji next Thursday. bee of Hibing, they leaving by au loz their_homes. Mrs, ‘Shannon i a_sister and Miss McCabe.a cousin of Mrs. Winklesky. Also their guest 2 i BT . of two weeks, Lyle.. Winklesky of .Friends ln‘chlflJl have received Lowell, Wash., a nephew of Mr. Win, word of the birth 9{ a son to Mr. and Klesky, left Friday for his home. | Mrs. Walter Gracie of Bovey, Minn. He is a former Bemidji boy and well Mr. and Mrs M F.. Wilson and |known here, being a son of Dan fittle son Ralph left on the_ early Gracie. His many friends will ex- AT m MRY morning, train today’ for Duluth|tend ¢°"gmmlflil°"5‘ ‘where they will attend the ‘Tri-state Fair today and Monday she will go! Mrs, Paul Yaple .;fx;d lgttle daughter {to Minegpolis to :be the guest of Marion veturned to Bemidji last even= DOt Van 8 OrChe". friends and relatives while atbendmg ing from southern Minnesota and Wis- tra. the State Fair. Ralph will remain |consin where they have béen ' the for the week with his grandmother, |guests of relatives and ds for t Duluth and Mrs. Wilson will return the past month. Mrs. Yaple will I e S e MONDAY .. SEPT. 4 "week and acompan ‘him home. ; schools ’ghe ‘coming year You'll see slnpn. gquar and sprawl ' through gale- " ‘ i mad uights~—destroyers roar in pursuit of scurrying smug- glers—-nrplnnel diving to .- attack. ; You'll' whizz through the gamut of thrills with— From tropic isle to nndemarid with straining sails and beating hearts; from love to hate—and hack to lave on the broad Pa- cific’s breats. o s Sweep there 1th Lola, waif of t})e sea, ruler of wild men but not.of her.own wild heart, who gives her love to a traitor—and . steals tbe woman the ttaltor Toves! RNy And may a tme.yorll ca.tch "A greater sea drama than ev- your breath at'thé deeds of : er before. See it! A A First Na- “Hurricane’s Gal.” - 2 tional Attgachon. OREATREELS Ben Turpm in his new comedy. gnpfleé ~Fox NEWS— REX 6-PIECE ORCHESTRA tinee 2:30, 7:10-9 Admission 10-30 ° Pqpslnp-, quq ul! ,88: a crate at i ezl sic by Monday—Muslc by Dot Van’s Or; Swenson: Lzfie Qnmprow aftérnoon to | sitéd: friends in Bemidji, en route to 2 [ friends from Tenstrike to- Minneapolis Mrs, M. 3. Brown; returned: to hex; she has' visited' friends ‘and relntwei Maki of Brainerd|Mmother and sister while attending the hl in Bemidji," leaving '|today for Penhington where she has For pienic _or_ xcursion parties, |day for Erskine, Minn., after spending: via Duluth the latter part of the|teach music in ' the Bemidji publie;| Penchu, today only 88c a crate at Troppman's. - 1t 9-2 ) FOOL S PARADISE” AT . R. L. Given and son Jack motored yesterday to. Blackduck where -he transacted business for a short time. Jesse I Lasky “présents' a° Céeil' B. De ‘Mille produetion, *Fool’s | Pura- disé™ with-Dorothy. Dalton, Mildred Haris, 'Conrad Nagel, Theodere' Kos-‘ loff, John. Davidson and Julia Faye Ll 5 lt 9:4 at the Elko theatre Tucsday, Wed-{ nesday and Thursday. * This is what you will see: Thrilling events on the Mexican b r, seething with deeds of bandits,*Faniblérs’ g’ solmesml fortune:: RR Sli b A vast and gorgeous temple in a towered City Beautiful, built’ “on teéming I"goanb- Dancey Siamese, dances Parisienne, and’ marvelot ing through'the-Ballet of\lce. 'i* Hundredsof aluring Beautics of the Orient, bewitchingly attired. Strange. heathen rites of hordes of worshippers in Jewellod clotly of gold. Spectacular usés of elephants, bears peac crocodiles and dogs. (The crocadile: fight s* the ‘miost blood-stir- ring -sensation - ever ‘!ho‘“’ir son: the sereen!) Revel scenes, strcot scenes, bnuxlo Labor Day Dance at New Armory Miss' Gladys Loy of Ortonville vn Spur where she ‘will teach in'the pri- mary department, Mrs. W. H. Elletson motored wjf,h vesterday, to attend the fair'and v1sn friends Miss Denise Blondo returned last evening fromClarissa, Minn., where for thé past two weeks Don B. Smith left this morning for Minneapolis where he will visit™his ‘Stite fair for a few days. ~He ex: Fpects to rcturn to” Bémidji next Sat- nrday. Mr. and Mfs A T Carlson and|vision scenes, “storm scenes,”” fire daughter Miss Corime, will motor to- | scies, War scenés; Watdr scenes. - morrow to Grand Rapids, and from| And weavi &lht‘ifl Wonders' all to- there the lutter will-take the train | Ecther into fal’ the greutest: enter- for Chisholm where: she will tegeh'| tainment De Mille has-¢ver made, is in the high school the coming winter, | @ Doignant, ghn ious story of humuu Mr. and Mrs, Carlson will return to hearts. Bemidji tomorrow night. e HE BORDER” AT THE . Mrs. Ida Jeffries, principal of the | ‘_VE(I;IR Nf)TQEATRBATONlGHT ur school, pased: through Bemidji esterday en route to asume her ‘dut- Betly Ccmpsan Parnmnunt star of jes at Spur. : She has attended’ the |“The Littte-Ministér” and “The Green summer sr:honl at Duluth. She “and.| Temptation,” and Tom Moore, fam- her husband. have taken a motor. trip |ous for his romantic eharacterizations, through the range towns and Duluth,|is a new but Wélcomé’ vombination !l and were returning by auto to Spur. |in Penryhh Stanlaw's newest produc- tion, “Over the' Bordér” are-at' the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rhoda and son Grand: thentre *tonight, ulso Sfitulay Albert motored to Cass Lake Thurs- matinee ‘and evening. i day afternoon acompanying her sis-| This story of‘the love of Gcm‘nnl ter, Mrs.: Henry Thiel, to her home |Flaherty, of the “Royal Mounted,” i there, she having in Bemidji for sev- | fof Jen, winsome daughter of ‘& tav- eral days.” They returned to “their vy - keener, “has*'many ‘moments- of home in Bemidji that, same night. high - drama.: Miss Compson’ misses - noijé of its opportunities,” Produced : as a Paramount picture, superbly cast wxll\‘:;:: ‘z,"n]v}l,;,g bAeu::“.‘n :fl'“;r‘;f'm;:: and*filmed_ along mountain settingg midii of her sister-in-law, Mrs, B.| which - thrill - with thenr beauty, the Getchell aiid family, for the past three creation is ofe that rightfully bears weeks, left ‘yesterday for “Wisconsin, thé" hall-mark of (xcl'll'\‘neevum* re- | where she will ‘visit relatives at An- {1 the greatest credit onall-ton- tigo, Lilly and Menasha and: then go | ™ if the" production. to Michigan before returning ‘to her| Its adaption from Sir Gilbert Pan home. ker's notable short story, “She of the Triple' Chevron,’ has retained al -the power:with which the.famous_anthoy| invested. his work, and has enhanced the * history, ‘of the nehhrntcd R: N Madson, of Grd will mutor! tororow. “morning: t9 * 'fiew Léridon, | W- M Police.” ‘A _century i Minn., . where they, wnl] be over:Sun- ab:flx!’s .My, and.Mr5) J; J.-Conger and son Glen C. 0., M_oon and. Miss Myrtl omedy, o nth-l)ny a;week'&yisit ani . of the %arty will“é day: A cast that calls For not the “start ‘comes ' to- the ‘sc¥ Etko Sunday and Monday when *“Paid Back’ is presented. - #Paid Bick” is & Univerdal sli-star feature with one of;“thehiggest cnsts of the day, di- rected by ‘a man, formerly a famou;z player’ Himsgelf, Irva Cummings. Louis Duruea Lighton wrote the story of“Pdid’ Bark” ekpressly for the cclebrated players who. take part in the film play. Hope Loring pre; pared the scenari t Glndys Brockwel has the femjnine hlon’ Hamilton, the mascu- ;and Stuary Holmes, Arthur Hul, Edna Murphy, Kate Wilfred Lucas and Lill the p nc:pnl roles in | “MAN’S LAW AND GOD’S” AT REX THEATRE TODAY One. of_the sequences which com: pels admiration in the Finis Fox Pror duction, “Man’s Law and God’s”:the feature attraction at the Rex theater | tonight, occurs at “the beginning of the story. Tt depicts the exalted lovée | of a son, an only-child for his mother, 1 Bruce MeDonald is'a young-officer of that valorous and vigilant corps, the Royal Canadian Northwest Mounted Patrol. Jack Livingstone as Bruce, Ku!e Anderson as his mother, Bobby Mack. | as the romantic Seattle belle, " "and "t passion”is camms, are the pnu(lpal (ut Futunnz Jnc{ Livingston, Etbel Slmnnon. Written ,and dn-écted by Fi&mu Fox. A romance of tha Clnndun Noflhwe:t and a. mail courtship by proxy, K Sennett Comedy “BE REASONABLE”—in two parts. Fox News Rex Orchestra Mut & Jeff Mat. 2:30, 7:10-9 %4 Admission 10:25 - TUESDAY—TOM MIX IN “THE BIG’ TOWN ND-UP" 'ELKO'THEATRE TUESDAY Kating daneers Whirl=t H scenes, fuéd scenes, théatre sceiles, as the lonely miner, Fthel Shannon | | “Cameo’” Brooks s n gambler whose i " CGRAND ‘MONDAY & TUESDAY 9Ty ‘Bafsicade,” William Christy Cabanne’s'notable production distrib- uted: by R-C pictures, is one-of the really big subjects of the year, te date, “ stand are nnt high according to Styli The glrl ‘who is xmn -vuy lo lC ‘oal or khon uolm g hére td nttend the Teachers” “College or ‘the High school wn“ findf a wofiderful assortment of this i lelson l newet! foot coverlng. ..Andit is a c know that you urg hlh cor- rect. ' ' We specialize i in | | wear properly. The Phone 45-W | 32wl | depo critics’ ish dootwear I fort to ttmg foot- "We sell footwear that will e tau.and our prlce- ! 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