Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 3

ness in Bemid, : home. l BLUNBERS s ke A. D. Perty of North:é‘xfl dxso‘v'e to w Bemidji Wednesdayand transacted | iness visitor in Bemidji Monday. business. was a business visitor. Wednesday. $50,000 to loan on farms, Dean | Bemi Land Company. Mrs. Harry Screnson and infant, daughter will r@turn Friday to their home at Tenstrike, \ See us about your geese or turk- ey for Thanksgiving.-B. A..Kolbe & Co., located at foot of 2nd. street on’ M. & L RR. tracks. 4t 11 27 Paul Winebrenner of Lake Plan- tanganet , was calling - on Bemidji friends ‘Wednesday. — 1 -cent,Candy sale. Bemidji candy|for Baudette to.look. after busi- store Friday and Saturday 3t 11 25/ ness matters for -a few days. L Mrs. M. F‘ol‘ey"'fif Aigéley is vis-|, iting fgie‘nds‘,. ang: . transacting busi- this week. 0,%o 50 per, cent r Re,dficfion .0 w’s. . 2611 23 on coats at Trop] Erik Ives of St.. Paul is, callifg o friends and attending to business matters in Bemidji this week. Short of help this - year—Come in early—The Hakkerup Studio. . “11 16 tf A, E. Ellison left on:the. after- noon train today for Red Lake where he will transact business until to- MOrrow. See us about your' geese or turk- ey for Thanksgiving. B. A. Kolbe & Co., located at.foot of 2nd. street on M. &;I. RR. tracks. 4t 11 27 A son.was born -this. morning-to Mr. and Mrs. C. N.. Hammond 1227 Dewey avenue. ... Mother. and. baby are reported. to be’getting. . along nicely. N One ‘dozen photograirhs make 12 Xmas presents. Telephone 239, The Hakkerup Studio and make -appoint- ment. 11 16 tf John Hartmhn of Kelliher Bpglt yesterday .in = Bemidji transacting business returning to his home last’ evening. . You can buy.ancther pound..of candy for 1 cent Friday and Sat- urday at Bemidji Candy store. 5 3t 1125 Miss Laila ‘Bolster is reported. to be recovering from her recent ill- ness, she having been confined to her bed for the past®ten days. Loren Johnson of the Lyle Cul- vert company, Theif River- Falls transacted business in. ~ Bemdiji Tuesday between trains and left that night for Minheapolis on''a-business trip. Alex Shavitch. _of Shavitch clothing store returned . this' - ma ing from a trip to the eastern ma ets. He stopped in Chicago en route where he visited relatives and friends for a week. A letter received by Bemidji friends from Rev. S. E."P. White, former pastor of the Bemidji. Pres- byterian church, but: now of Seat- tle, Washington, told of the marriage of his daughter, Miss Eva on the 8th of Ncvember at her home in ‘Seat- tle. She left withher husband for Batavia, New York to make their NOTICE P The Modern Brotherhood of America " Lodge will hold a meeting Thursday | you never had before at the evening, Noveniber 28, at the Moose| hall. All._members. requested to bej present, Business of .importance. C.A. Parker, pres. 2:d11-23 o o 1) o) Reade Ives to see that items, of local interest are E"'!\::D wlil be give: n:p:tf onsideration when the souree. - 1-18tf | days’ business trip to Kellikier -and .| eration performed the latter part of "| evening at the new armory.- 111 23 lyesterday visiting _ his | jransact. business - gladly v 1 owe it to their guests. Russel Smith of Becida wi p Charles Richards transacted bus- ||| Walter Masterson - f (Northern iness-at. Wilton yesterday, returni‘:lsg Bemidji { to” Bémidji last night. this morning from = a two Northome. Rev.. J.. F. McLeod visited Rev. L. P, Warford in Bemidji today be- tween trains enroute to his home at Dulith from -Crookston. ‘See us. about.your:geese or turk- ey for Thanksgiving. B. A, Kolbe & Co., located at foot of 2nd. ‘street on M. & L RR. tracks. 4t 11 27 8. D. Snyder county Kighway en: gineer left on the train last night . i dig opeu, Syudaya; or.yéu may make appointment for sitting any iar_returned to his home.in MISS BERTHA FARNER Miss Bertha Farner, sporano, is to appear at the Methodist church this evening .as the second num- ber of.the entertainment course be- ing given under the auspices of the Bemidji State Teachers college. The general public is .urged to take ad- vantage: of this exceptional oppor- tunity/ to hear this noted singer. Mrs Wm. Lennon of :Kelliher is visiting for a. few days at the home of Mrs. ‘A, B. Kobe, 714 Bemidji avenue, She is.also under the doct- _| cr’s care while here. M. G.’Moe,r salesman and window trimmer 'f‘um;e‘rly employed at Mi- ‘net has accepted a similar position evening. ‘Hakkerup Studio, 11 16t . Mrs, Aag 'A. Tone ‘an _infi;:t san et th:.‘émufi}ta ]‘&;a'j'.ehlity hos- pital Monday, ing . to their home "at”Ncrthome that evening. There will be square dancing too at the Community club dance at the new armory Friday night. 1 11 23 ¢ M#. and Mrs. Edmond Jewett and family of Liberty were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.- and Mrs. W. M Sherwood, 811 Mississippi avenue. g --Mrs. Louis Geiser, grand . presfs dent_of the, Degree .of Honor :will arrive in Bemidji today, to preside at the meeting of the Order tonight. Are you keeping Friday ..night open for the Community Club dance? 1t1123 Gle.rm Hines_is xeported. to, be re- covering from his recent;serious op- the week at the Bemidji Lutheran hospital. e The quarantine.will be remoyed Saturday from the R, {... Luce:hon 6186 First street, the e had, mild cases.,of chicken’ pox for the' past three weeks. Mrs. W. M. Skrief of Kelliher re- turned to her home yesterday after being a guest of Mrs. J. O. Achen- bach - since .Tuesday.. She..was, .also having. dental work.done while here. you-may give them _excepk ~ ¥ Photograph., Call the Hakkerup’ Stu- dio - and. make appointment . for that Xmas photograph. 11 16 tf Joe' Démon -who has” been looking after his farm interests at School- craft for some time was in Bemidji yesterday ‘en route to his home at|| ¥ Wilton. . . . One of the events of 't'hé‘-é‘easoi\ Thé Community club dance Friday _..E; F. Bell, who has §] mer months with his. E. P. Johndahl and famil farm home Nary, was daughters, Mrs, Faye Belle Wilson and Mrs. Obed Sandven..Hg.left, on the morn- ing train today for Park Rapids to) ‘and from there goes to Des Moings, Iowa to visit relatives and friends for ,'g.,(_s'}vng‘rt time. He will then go to Arkansas and other places in the south to spend the winter months. ‘Don’t miss that candy Sale Friday and_Saturday. -Something neg_v that emidji Cendy store. 3t 11. 25 You take na -photos from _Rich! Studio wunless pictures and. prices moré than please you. 29-10th st Phone 570-W= iise 6811429 - Migs ; Hypatia Rouse, teacher in the Edwards “district, returned = ‘to Rockwood Sunday morning=~having visited friends and relatives in Be: midji since. Friday evening. While: here ‘Miss. Rouse made .atzangements for the Christmas program to'be given by her pupils at the school- house, Saturday evening, December’ 23. A The ladies of the G. A, R. Circle i T T T with Gill Bros. of this city and has eqtered upon his new duties. Mrs, Chester S. Rouse returned! Tuesday afternoon to her home 423 Fourth ‘street, from Carterville, Il where she has spent the past seven weeks nursing her father, Thos. Randolph, who was critically ill and not expected to recover, but is now slowly .régaining his health. During ber absence, Mrs. Rouse renewed flormer acquaintances, and revisit- ed the scenes of the home of her girlhood. En route to Bemidji, a few hours_were spent enjoyably at the Southern Illinois Necrmal University her Alma Mater, at Carbondale, IlL her daughter, Miss Hypatia, having been a student of that college also a few years ago, The return trip vis Chicago and Superior was pleas ant,apd interesting, a sister Mrs. T. A. Robertson of Carbondale, IlL, ac- companying her as _far as Chicago where ‘they, xemained. for a short visit with relatives after which Mrs. Rouse continued her journey to Be- midji; : THAT COLD OF TODAY Can be quickly relieved BY TOMORROW Increase the circulation, loosen the clogged bowels and flush the poisons from the system by taking a hgt cupful of . BULGARIAN - -~ BLOOD TEA It works like magic. Refreshes and tones the entire system. Sold by druggists everywhere. EET FRIDAY EVENIN . The .regular meegng:of thi( I, 0. F.:will ‘be held,:Friday eveni at 8 ‘oclock at tha:K. C. Hall and all members are urged to be presents. ‘NIELSON-SCHOBER Johri C. Nielson'.and Miss Anna i Schober, both [} Bemidji were uni- ted in marriage yesterday at the first Lutheran parsonage, Rev. L. J. Jerdee. offigiating. They were at- tended by J. C. Jerdee and Mrs, L. J. Jerdee. They will make their home in Bemidji at 109 Eleventh street. YOUNG-DEGERMAN Miss Esther Degerman and Faye Hiram Young, both of the Lake of the Wocds, were united in marriage at 8 o’clock last cvening at the Bethel Lutheran Parsonage, Rev. T. B. Nordale officiating. They left on the night train for New Orleans en route to Scuth America. ORDER OF FORESTERS TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT Mrs. E. J. Gould and Mrs. Mike Corrigan, will entertain the Woman'’s Catholic Order of Foresters this eve- ning at 8 o’clock at the hcme of the former, 717 America avenue. All members are requested to be present METHODIST.-AID DIVISION MEETS FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. A. E. Hodgden, 1011 Dewey avenue will entertain the Miscel- [laneous division of the Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church Friday af- ternoon at her home. The chairman, Mrs. J. B. Minnick, wishes. all finished work for the Christmas Sale to be turned in at. this time. G. A. R. CIRCLE TO HOLD The annual Christmas sale of the G. A. R. Circle will be held Saturday afternoon and evening in the Mcose hall. In connection with the sale a cafeteria supper will be served from 5:30 until 7 o’clock and an old fash- joned dance held in the evening to which the publi¢ is invited. HOSPITAL AUXJLIARY NO. 1 TO HOLD MEETING FRIDAY Hospital Auxiliary Ne. 1, Mrs. A. 0. Akre, chairman, will meet Fri- day afternoon in the dining room of the hospital for work from 2 until 5 o’clock. Following are the pames of the members of this division: Mesdames A. J. 'Berglund, R. A. Steidl, C. R, Welch, A. F. Hazen, Henry Ohngren, August Munson, C. B. Minnick, O. J. Morkken, R. Gil- more and H. Bridgeman. All members are requested to be present. MRS. BRADFORD ENTERTAINS Monday evening Mrs. G. A. Brad- ford, 1106 Bemidji avenue, enter- tained the Senior Class of the Teach- ers college, for her sister Miss El- anor Bauer, who is a member cf the was served by the hostess. Also a few of the members -of the public school faculty were en- tertained at the Bradford home Tues- day evening by Miss Ella Pelto a freshments were served by the host- ess. YRESE '-.vflimllim‘nnim‘flin’li]mumniil||||umunuummu|!unimuufiliiunimullui JESSE L.LASKY GECRGE MELFORD PRODUCTION v Uk wItH 'WANDA HAWLEY MILTON SILLS ROBERT CAIN JACQUELINE LOGAN NTS A ANNUAL SALE SATUliDAY; class. Whist was enjoyed and lunch , junior high school teacher. Two ta-. B bles of bridge were played and re- @8 will hold their annual bazaar and! a cafeteria lunch and . an . old. timeg dance, Saturday evening at Mopse | Hall. A chrge of ten cents will be made for each dance. Following is the menu: \ Parker. House Rools Butter Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes i AN Brown Gravy __The answer-will-be found among|Cabbage Salad Baked Beans, today’s want ads. j Pickles Cheese Coffee (What “Blunder” do you suggest) Pie and Cake. opyright 1922, Associated. Editors ar 58 A T T T i 2t 11 26 A warm desert romance that is one long, breathless thrill. The story of an ‘English beauty who sought love across the burning sands. Produced on a magnificent scale by the man who made “The Sheik.” SEE IT at the ELKKO SUN. - MON, qmmmmm i llllllllllllillIllllllllIIIIIlIIllI|I||llIIIIIIII|lIIllllllllIII“IIllmlllIIlIIIIIiIIIllIIIlIIlIIIIFr. > SSEWING BEE A few reighborhaod. teachers en-| tertained qt{l*‘sewing bee'last even- Ang by Mrs.'E. N. Ebert, 919 Bel: trami:avenue. Musi¢ and social con- .versation .jvere;enjoyed throughout the evening “lunch “was: gerved by the hostess: 3 BIRTHDAY PARTY - Mrs, Paul Winklesky, 609 Bemidji avenue, entertained a few young people at 6:30 o’clock dinner last evening in honor of her daughter Elizabeth’s birth anniversary. An evening’s enjoyment was spent in music and dancing, and the party was entertained at a theater party they attending the second show. She received a number of birthday tok- ens. DEGREE OF HONOR WILL INITIATE CLASS TONIGHT There will be initiaticn of candi- dates at the special meeting of the Degree of Honor to be held this eve- ning at 8 o’clock at the, K. C. hall and all members are urged to be present. Mrs. Louise Geiser, grand president, will preside. An entertain- ment is being planned for fcllowing the business session, music will be furnished and lunch served and a good time is assured all who at- tend. A AR AN AN A SAAAAA AN AN Colonists Suffered Cold. The houses of the early colonists in America were not proof against the bitter cold of winter. One volume tells of.icy blasts that blew down Cotton Mather's great chimney so flercely that this noted divine record- ed the fact in his diary. He speaks of a “great Fire that the Juices forced out at the end of short billets of wood by the heat of the flame on which they were laid, yet froze Into ice on their coming ont.” Judge Sewell wrote 20 years later: “An Extraor- dinary Cold Storm of Wind and Snow. Bread was frozen at the Lord’s Table. Even though it was so Cold yet John Tuckerman was baptized. At € o'clock my ink freczes so that I can hardly write by a good fire in my wives Chamber.” Cotton Mather tells In hi4 pompous fashion of a cold win- ter's day four years later: *'Tls dreadful cold, my ink glass In my standish Is froze and splitt in my very stove. My Ink In my pen suf- fers a congelation.” Dislike Ordinary Salt. A report mae to the French Soclety of Biology shows that 25,000,000 hu- man beings in the Congo reglon com- monly employ of potassium instend of salt of sodium for onlng their food. Tiey obtal It front the ashes of certain pl . Since the opening up of the country ordinary largely imported, but the salt has negroes r s Instpid, aud abun- don w the use of their fa- mitlzr sshe v take the importe¢ 1s cheapn salt onl; beea The smartest low shoes of the season are now on dis-" play at our establishment. | Ask for a Smith Smart Shoe ., model when you come-in. - Sold Exclusivgly in Bemidji by The ‘“B& D’ Shoe Store Specializing in Fitting Phone 45-W 307 Belt. Ave. » it KO 1 STOP AT THE New Anders Hotel Next to the Rex Theater EUROPEAN PLAN Commercial men’s headquarters. Hot and cold running water in every room. Steam heat and bath. Reasonable Rates 'FRED ANDERSON, Prop. 202 1.2 3rd Street - _ Bemidji, Phone 128 Minnesota — value ever given before. first All Ladies’ Rubbers, quality. dress heels. sizes. SPECIAL . Sale price 25¢ ‘ Ladies’ Auto Boots, heavy wool lined. $5.50 value .. Sale price $1.98 Boys’ Scllool shoes in black calf leather, sizes up.to 6 Sale price $1.98 Men’s Lumberman’s rub- bers with good grade leather tops On sale Sat. $2.98 Ladies’ dress, shoes in tan calf and black kid Sale price $2.98 ’ tic Overshoes, all sizes Sale price $1.48 | \ \ \ l = [} 3 L) a 2 < < - T g H [ E ® > k3 ) ] e 3 3 = ) & 3 in tan calf leather sizes up to ladies’ size 8 Sale price $2.69 Sale-- CONSUNERS $ Our bargain Festival is in full swing. The rcsponse was big—not only did we increase cur sale doubly over any previous sales event That is what counts with us—Satizfied customers are our best bodsters. Again we are adding to our many items, just arrived by express, loads o¢ rubbers, Overshoes and Felt shoes and Slippers bought at prices that will inter- est the economical shrewd buyer who wants to save. NOTE THESE PRICES e e e HOE €0, >Sale , but we gave'¢ur customers double the Men’s Rubbers in - First Grade in Dress Styles; all sizes Sale Price 89c Children's rubbers, sizes up to 10 1-2.'Gpod qual- ity Sale price 48c Men’s heavy Felt Slippers warm heavy wool. Sale price 69¢ \ \ Girls’ Good Calf school shoes. Sizes up to 2, Sale Price $1.98 \ Ladies’ Felt Comfy Slip- pers, Elk cushion soles. Sale Price 89¢- % One lot of Ladies’ black kid house slippers Sale price 98¢, . Children’s 'shoes, tan and black, sizes ta 8 Sale price 98¢ \ Ladies’ Satin Slippers high or low heels. All sizes Sale price 2.98 Men’s work shoes in tan' calf leather, all sizes Sale price $1.98 - One lot of white Rubbers. \ Men’s Dress shoes, tan and black calf kid some are good year welt soles l Sale Price $2.98 \ Ladies’ oxfords in tan and black kid and calf leath- ers. All sizes. $5 values $2.98 all sizes. $1.25 value Sale price 15¢ o \ Ladies’ Storm rubbers; in low heels. All sizes Sale price 69c=: