Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ISSUES_FIRST CALL TO GRIDIRON CANDIDATES (Comm from' Pnge 1) o not passing up the honor that will come to Bemidji if they can defeat Cathedral at' Duluth and Grand Forks at Bemidji. Last year the Flickertails defeated the green and inexperienced eleverd from the lo- cal school, at Grand Forks by the score of 19 to 0, it being the local] tea’s third game in eight days. The! Notth Dakota eleven has suggested Sedt. 30-for the game, but the Be- mi ;x coach prefers to meet them on jOctober 28. Cass Like has been offpred Septi' 2 here ,and Wadena Sept. 30 at Bemidji, Th_e navy blue and white will slikely’ ~ journey to r ‘on’ 14:and, Thief River Falls on’ O¢t.: 2, Brainerd has been -offered Nov. 11 Mére and De- troit Nov. 4 there. Weather permit- ting the Bemidji eleven _ will con- tinue to play to Thanksgiving. Must Pass Physical Exam This year every candidate for the school team must pass a medical ex- amination before given consent to try for the .cleven. It is expected the players will all present them- selves for examination on the open- ing day of school. Uniforms and other cquipment will be handed out to the candidates the first of next week 4 should the game with Blackduck at Reéd Lake be accepted the team will at once develop a few plays and _devote the rest of the week’s practice .to the fumiamentuls of the game. CONFIRMATION CLASS TO BE ORGANIZED TOMORROW The confirmation class of the First Lutheran church for 1922-23 will be organized ‘tomorrow at 1 p.m- in the church parlors, Rev. L. nounces. Those who should join it are urged to register af once so they can get the benefit of the instruc- tion from the beginning, Rev. Jerdee states. BIRCHMONT HAS FINE SEASON, REPORTS SHOW (Continued from Page 1) stituiion complete equipment future years. Rev. Wm- Elliott, pastor of the Episcopal church, gave a short interesting and humorous talk, much to the delight of his audience. H- Z. Mitchell cnu-rt'uned the guests with a number of spicy stories, which add- ed much to the mirth and merri- ment of the jolly crowd. W. L. Brooks, acted as toastmas- ter and expressed the sentiment of the stockholders when he said, “we have a right to feel more than sa- : over the report given by Mr. L e n and are indeed fortunate in kaving a man of his ability at the head of the business.” After the banquet and toasts, the guests were invited to inspect the hotel and cottages and enjoy them- sclves about the premises generally- All pronounced the affair a decided success and were pleased with. the conduct of the institution and the re- ports given. The steck holders and citizens of Bemidji owe much to Mr. Lycan and Earl Byers manager of the hotel for the success the past two years and for the satisfied customers this institution has entertained and brought to Bemidji, as all derive benefits directly or indirectly. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed hids will be received for the construction of a church for the Trin- ity Lutheran Congregation of Bemidii at the offices of the architects up to - the hour of 8:00 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 3 14, 1922, Separate bids will be taken upon the general electrical, plumbing and heating, all according ro plans and specitications of Fisher & Jackson. A certified check of 5 percent of the amount of each bid must accompany me, made payable to J. H. Meier, same to be retained by him in case bidder fails to enter into contract as specified. All bids must be submitted upon forms mllmuued hy the architects. J. H. MEIER, Treasurer, Minnesota District of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. FISHER & JACKSON, Architects and Engineers, Bemidji, Minn. for i R S S S T (36) The melodrama peauiiful, sweeping from ballrooms to the wild South African : jungle. 4 Produced by the man who : made “The Sheik.” Mil- || ton Siils and Wanda Haw- }| ley in the cast. I J. Jerdee, pastor of the church an-|: ‘included Misses ‘members are urged to be present. ““Mrs. .H. D. Kenfield returned to Cass Lake this morning after visit- ing in Bemidji for a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Kenfield and family. ; iy Edward.- Jewett, = 1110 P nue, resumed his duties Wey k ave- and day driver of ter a two. weeks, vacation.; Rudolph M: Rice of Plymmer ar- rived in Bemidji the first of ‘the week and"has enrolléd as a student, at the State Teachers college, . making his home with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swisher. Miss Myrtle V. Berry of Hector, Minn., arrived in Bemidji yesterday to be in readiness to assume her duties as teacher of seventh and eighth grade geography, with the be- ginning of the term next Tuesday.' Mrs. A. L. Kritta and daughter, Marie Catherine, who have been spending the summer at their sum- mer home at Pennington and visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Utter, left for her home at Zero, Mont., this morning. L TO HOLD FOOD SALE The Methogdist Ladies’ ~ Aid will hold a food sile in the office of the Bemidji Gas company all day Satur- day. ELKS LODGE TO HOLD REGULAR MEET TONIGHT The regular meeting of the B. P. 0. E. was postponed until tonight at 8 o’clock at the Elks hall, because of the banquet at Birchmont Beach ho- tel last night. The members are re- quested to note the change and urgod to attend tonight. ENJOY WEINER ROAST A number of Bemidji young people 2nd their guests enjoyed a weiner roast at the Marin cottage on Lake Marquette Thursday evening. Danc- ing was also enjoyed. Those present Edla Rudy, Alice Dean, Josephine Parker, Marguerite Donovan, Doris McCurdy, Spears, “Dorothy: : Wilson, Thelm Bowers, and Messrs, Roy Stapleton, Harold Morse, Phil Denu,. Louis Brown, Ernest Olson, Myron Plum- mer, Charles Reed and John Koors. oDD fELLOWS TO HOLD REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT The regular meeting of the. I O. 0. F. will be held this evening at 8. o'clock at the Moose hall and all BETHEL LUTHERAN MEN'S SOCIETY.MEETS TONIGHT The Men’s society of the Bethel Lutheran church will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in the church. An inter- esting program will be given, and will be followed by the serving of yefreshments, Alfred Moen being host. All are invited to attend. nesday morning as ngt .at, the city hall i e ‘ré’ thick, afs ‘| Miss Valborg E. FAREWELL PARTY TONIGHT = chur¢h . for Mrs. Howard Jones, who is leaving for her new home in Wisconsin, All members and friends of the church are invited and urged to attend. the Presbyterian SURPRISE PARTY About fourteen friends of Mrs. C. H. VanVorhees sutprised her at the home rs. Maude Hammersley, 611 I nh avedue, last night, where a pleasant social evening was enjoy- ed, and lunch was served by the self- invited, guepts. CLUB FJRST DANCE TV Y The Nabobs. dancing clllb. of this city enjoyed its first dancé at the K. C. Hall Thursday evening. Music was furnished by a three piece or- chestra and the affair was well at- tended- The club plans on giving ‘its second dance next Thursday night.| Dances will follow every two weeks it is nnnounced NABOBS |DANCI HALING-HERLING Miss Frances Marie” Herling of Fifth ward and Perry LeRoy Haling were united in marriage Thursday evening at 8:30 o’clock at the Meth-ji odist parsonage, Dr. G. H. Zentz of4 ficiating. They were attended by: Josephson andi George W. Howland. Both young people are well.and favorably known in Bemidji, Miss Herling being a stenographer.and Mr. Haling a mem+ ber of the Haling-Walker Electric} company, and theix host of friends extend. congratuldtions and ‘best wishes. They will make their home in Bemidji. YEOMAN LODGE PLANS DANCE NEXT THURSDAY. The first of a_series of dances to be given throughout the winter by, the Brothérhood of American Yeo- men’ will be held Thursday evening Sept. 14, in the new Moose hall. The dances given by this order in tHe past year proved to be exceptionl- ally well ‘attended and provided the pubm many enjoyable social evens ings- A new price has been set for these dances, 75 cents a couple. The same. high quality of music will be maintained throughout the season and a good time is assured those who attend. The public in general is in- vited. King“ B NEW ARMORY L B oporvavs 1 w ORGHESTRA | OH MEN / I 'lhls year we are showmv the finest line of Men’s Dress. Shoes that we ever had—all sizes, w1dths and leath- ers—real snappy stuff, in Black, Nut | Brown and Tony Red. You will thank us for your foot ap- il DAUGHERTY lN.FflNCTlON ey el b vees | OTEATISE LEGAL BATTLE ty injunction in federal court here as Bert' M. Jewell, Wm. H. Johnson and Martin Ryan, officials djrecting the strike, stepped from an eastern train. Deputy“John Oraf served notice of the writ.: The strike/leaders, af- ter a week in hiding returned to Chigago to carry out peace megoti tions with eastern railroad exccutives. None of the other heads would' dis- cuss the prubabilit& of a settlement. BEMIDJI BOYS BAND 0 ETURN sgan;l ;adt the requutio{hThfomns H: Rmmigwnet "With Bith anfie! s ta r. 1 All dur::?eth;y\:eek ghea" boys sl-z\r’&s].sn sz-w&sz-m have been playing in what is con- Popular 5i sidered the most prominent place on Priced ,No :‘ the fair grounds, the Plaza. Mr. Cafo HIGHER Cedar Canfield is ‘reported to be excep-|’ RAND } SUNDAY & MGNDAY ‘pearance if you will allow us to fit you—ithat’s our specialty, fitting!: 7 « And there is real economy in the shoes we sell at.. B 4'$6.00 to $10.00 Other Dress Shoes at $4.50 - $5.00 - $5.50 ‘flw “B&D’’ Shoe Store “Specializing in Fitting F, eet” 307 Beltrami Ave. “Phone 45-W tionadly well pleued-wuhuthwugan- ization and has words of praise for the boys for their performance at the fair. : Due to the fact that Anoka had planned for a concert by the band on its way down to the fair, and de- spite the fact that nofle was given the reception actorded the'baml « noted a hearty welcome,” and in re- turn the saxaphone section will give a short concert there .tomorrow, morning on its way home. (Contihuea From Page 11 L Stopat ] FREDERIC HOTEL in SAINT PAUL 100 MODERN ROOMS Rates, $2.50 and Down! ; (Lonunuen From Pags 1) & 3 4 :— We are now making sittings for Christmas delivery —: - a record of these dimples that time Hakkeru "STUD; What s more lovely? You watch them come and go like sunshine on a cloudy day. ‘It’s my, mission to help you to keep will erase. : Bemidji TG She was neves so alluring as in this appealing drama of impetuous young love. See her lavish gowns and daring escnpndes——see her rise through folly to happi- ness. MILTbN SILLS and CASSON FERGUSON in the Cast Announcing the Fall Display of Men S, Young Bemidji International Falls LAD]ES’-’"TAILORING A :QPECIALTY Each season our opening displays rof the new styles create a lively ‘interest among the well dressed men of this vicinity. The Fall' and -Winter exhibit is larger and offers a greater variety in choice of Styles, Fabric, Pdtterns and Colors than we have ever shown before. But the most important news we have for you this fall is the message of greater value and lower prices. Prices are lower \yhile high standard of quality has been maintained. New styles in all sizes. You'll enjoy trying on the handsome new models. 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