Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 3

§ ln-g fo tlh col: be nul f Hn. Harv- 3 z‘ 'l!" 114 -;n‘:imm :wwi{ to :hv:i: :’...u and to F will be held Friday evening at 8 ! mislyes to ses that items o i reported. o'clock at the K. C. hall and ell mem- Ed Tostrud of Becida s -attending | to business muttors in” Bexmd]x t}us week. Studib open Sundays; or you may make appointment for. sitting - any evening. Hakkerup Studio, 1} 16tf Mrs, Clem Williams of Grant Val- ley<was calling on Bemidji- friends ‘Wednesday. Lester Peterson, of Northerr drove to- Bemidji Wednesday and transact- ed" business here. | . “New Victor -Xmass and December records just arrived. Ideal ~ Xmas gifts. Bemidji Music Co., 116 Third sum e AL 29 Miss 'Nettic Amnold of ‘the Fifth Ward is reported to be ill at the Bemidji l;nthgran ‘hospital. Mr. R. . Anderson' and family| of Lake Plan!nganet movedl recently to Bemidji and are hvmg at 816 Be- umidji avenue; : X DO YOU WANT. \TO SAVE MQNEY? Walk up a fhght of .stairs over Gill Bros. and ‘ have your clothes repaired and §- new suit made to order. A Hendncks, tailor. 12 4tf s, John Marin of Guthrie vis- |/ ited her mother, Mrs. H.:Geil, Kaplan azpartments and.other tehmves in Be- midji this week; .Mrs. R. F.: Spencer of Omnha is. visiting in Bemidji ‘at the home of: her parents, Mr. and: Mrs: Ox-J. ‘Weekly, 1207:Béltrami avenue We: wish to_announce that_cvening classes ,will ‘ be -conducted. by - Myrt- le H. Letschell-of the Dennison Mfg. Colnpnny, on: Wednesday and Fui- day ‘everings af this week from 7:30 to 9 at our store. The public fs in- vitéd. 'Bemidji Book ‘and ‘Stationery Comp‘.ny, S2t'6 Elden Chamberlin, .who. has been looking after; his farm interests at Buena sztatfo: ’some time, returned to_his-home at Duyton Iowu, Wed- nesday. % Miss Alma Murson of Akeley, formerly a Bem:djx public school teacher arrived:in Bemidji the first of the week . to attend the State Teachen college this term. Xmas trees, ‘make your selectmn now: while stock is complete. Special orders taken for churches, _ ete Xmas tree headquartens, “Sunshine Grocery. s EOD 7912 14 Mrs. Anne Ferrell of Howard Lake who. has been: the guest of her son and famxly 714 Minnesota' avenue, for the past week, left yesterday for Brainerd to visit a few days before returning to her home. One dozen photographs make fil Xmas presents. Telephone 239; The . Jesse Watehus of Blackduck js vis.', iting friends in Bemidjij jthis’week. tonight.from a business trip to In- {-car_clerk in the M '& L freight office obD FELLOWS I-ODGB TO The regular, meeting of the I. 0. O bers are requestedi to be present. 2o MODERN SAMARITAM TO TG, Stuart Wwill return.to Bemidji HOLD MEETING TONIGH\ ternational Falls. s _"'~— Y Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Nix nnd fam- | ily cxpect to leave'tomorrow for their new-home at Aurora, Illinois. P { the regnlar business evening at 8 o ’clock at R.he K. C. hall. QUEEN ESTHER S‘QCIETY J. H. Varey of Anamoose, N. D., arrived in Bemidji Tuesday and ig visiting at the!E, -L.- Gary home. James Hayes of Liberty trans‘act— ed ‘business . this week and attended the county commissioners meeting. in'the Home M‘nsswn field. They will week. PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTMAS Edward" Paul:or:, commissioner from this district, has moved his fam- “ily from their farm home, four: miles west of here, to Bemidji, the Presbyterian .. H..S. Imsdahl of Pi%,-who came to La%‘ Ald'.u‘ Bemidji to attend.the county: cmnmip—_;' church 7held. Tuesday’ was very suc- sioners meeting, is remaining for a longer ‘time to transact businegs. cesslnl and a neat sum was realized. Short of help this, year- in carly—The ankerup st 11 16 tf ome | prettily decoreted booths were ar- noon - and“throughout ‘the ‘afternoon. ' ranged for each division, and most of | the grncles were 'disposed of.. The few: that ‘were 1‘_ will be. exhibited at the next regular meeting of the Mis. Jos. McF«dden left last even:' ing for Rochester, Minn:; where she will remain -as the gwest ~her motherand other ralative untl sfter‘ the Folxdays MRS’ NAU(;I.‘E ENTERTAINS - Mg, Archie: Naugle.: entertained ! the Young Married Ladies”: Sewing — Snm Ellis_of Black‘fl\‘lc and- Wi, Lemmon of Kelliher: rcturped. to Aheir Homes last evenin| '.a‘iber hay- Sixth street and conversation . was enjoyed while the members sewed. ers mcetmg here. Mr and- Mrs. Charles Blonmqmst of Big ‘Lake motored to = Bemidji Monday,” expechng to return home ‘that .evening, but\owmg to the bliz- zard were compelled“to remain. here -untilt-he néxt day- also given which pleased the guests: Two ‘solag by Mrs. H. M. Broadhearst and piano selections by.' Miss Mar- chant. A dannty lunch was seived by +-.-|the hostess. The guests included the Mesdames - Danielson; .Bradseth, Wil- ley, E. G. Brow‘n, Bercroft, Trafton, Morris, Knight, Strande-and Btfoad- hurst, also Miss Mamhanh., NORTHERN Mr. and Mrs Gus Gendreau moved last-Wednesday on to the farm they purchased from Frank Deming. Mr. and Mrs, William, Tisdell and family were guests at the N. J. Rey- nolds home Thanksgiving day. ‘ iThe members. of. the Latter-Day We ‘wish'to announeé that:evening classea will. be conducted. by''Myrt- le H. Lotschell of the Dennison Mfg- Co.; on Wednesday and Friday. eve- nmn of this’ week from 7 30 to'9 store. The public is invited Book ‘and Stationery Com- 2t 6 A, -W. Aamodt left yesterday by auto for Minneapolis where he will ‘transact businegs for.a few days. He ‘plans to go from there to Cahi'omxa for the winter. D C. . Dvoracek, co\mty agent, ‘went to Hines yesterdey to attend the ‘poultry show being held there yes- terday and today. - He will' retun to Bemxdn tomght hall Thanksgiving day and enjoyed a bounteous dinner: Mr..Blynn Anderson went to Bag- Jey-Saturday to spend a few days at the liome of his brother, Frank. i’A public sale was held Tuesday at ithe farm occupied by Mr. Hintz who - With his family wiil move to Iowa in the near furere A new range | has ben purchased by the. Northern farmers club for use in their basement kitchen at the Com- I muntiy -hall. j £ The children of our school are busy prepannx 2 program to be given just before Christmas, “The young people at the Hintz ‘{gave a party to their Northern friends last Friday evening. About thlrty guests were present. Games were played and refreshments serv- Mrs, J\me W.atkim E midji Wednesday to visit Hi ents, Dr. and Mrs. A, E. Hende! and. to. attend’the funeral of hex ‘grandmother, Mrs, Lydia’ Ward,: held vesterday afternoon at the Iberston 'Undemkmg parlors. & Lawrence Harvgy has: been’' ap- pointed - to“the’ 'flusxtwn‘ of ‘elerk” for H. E. Titus, master méchanic of the M & I Ry., the vacancy‘heirg caused: by-the resignation of Julius R. John- son, sheriff-elect. ' Wm, Armitage of Fifth ward will £ill the position of Yo Hakkerup Studio and make_appoint- ment 11 16 &) We feature the . Do you realize as the coffee itself. coffee is the finest “Palace,” pound “Ideal,” pound . .. Coffee. "and cheapest coffee.. Do you realize the difference between the fmest nnd Ceffee is only 4-10 cent per cup? Why not buy quality for so little more and be satisfied? Our quality “ Everyone reported having spent a veyr enjoyable cvening. bemg “vacated by the. former per cup. __The! differerice between the finest finest in coffees and can make fiou want (he‘r; agu;m and again if vou will try them. i that cream and sugar used cost. over twice as ‘much cheapest the worlq produces, fresh every week. ‘Buy coffee here and learn complete satufactom. Every pourd guaranteed. % - ASK'FOR THESE BRANDS IN BULK .35¢ .45¢ ey -30c I “Special,” pound . it Ll .40¢ Best,”,pound-,........ SATURDAY ONLY ,1'0 introduce the above brand of our BULK coffee, we vnll give 1 pound of sugar free with purelmse of 1 1b. or more of these brandl of BULK MEET FRIDAY. EVENING All members' of the Modérn Sama- ritans are requested to be present at meeting this | PLANS CHRISTMAS BOX A few of . the members of the‘ ‘Queen’ Esther Missionary society met last evening at the home of Miss Viv- ian Hines to. plan the Christmas box‘ they contemplate 'sending the little | girl “whom ' the society is supporting send;the box the latter part of the | SALE 1S VERY SUCCESSFUL' sale of the!l The. sale ang cafeteria _dinner and; lunches .were - largely. -attended - at Ald, ,Wdlnesd:y of ; néxf. week ‘and bb | -| 6 acres. club last evening at:-her home, 108 An informal musical program was| | 4, stumped 1 and broke 7 acrez. Saints church met at the Community: Judging rom her picture, one of the things that isn't ratten {n Den- mark ‘is Gertie May, Denmark’s most beautiful moving picture actress who ls{na}.mg Her flx‘s! trip to Amerlm She will nrmo at Chrmmnx rres entis 'LAND ( CLEARING DRIVE .- - IS A DEGIDED- SUCCESS (Connnucd_irom page 1) George (‘rflghtcm» ) 20 and broke 4 Here: +Craver and, L: brushed 312, stum ed 6 and brokc Carl Petersen, Pi 8 and stumped 3 a 2 Olof Gelon, Pinewood, bxu:hcd 4, stumped 2 and byoke 2 acr J. H. Tammond, 8 acres. > Gustave Landford, Debs, brushed 3 and stumped 3 acyes: “Bernt Hanson, Debs, brushed Hs«». and ‘stumped 6% acyes; H, L. Arnold, Bemidji, brushed 6 and stun\p(‘] 6 acres. Thos. Wison, Bemidji, bxushed 3; stumped 4 and broke 4 acres. Chas. Cramer, Puposky, brushed 3, stumped 1 and broke, 1 acre. ‘Wm. McClellan, Puposky, brushed Charle7 B.oomqulst, Bemidji, brushed 5, stumped 6 ‘and broke 7 acres. J. S. Rozzell, ermg, "brushed” 7, and broke 6 acres. H: Sanquist, Hines, = brushed 38, stumped 4, and broke 4+ acres. . Frank Markus, Nebish, brushed 7, stumped 5 and broke 5 acres, Robt. J. Gamble, Blackduck, brush- ed 2, stumped 2 and 'broke 2 acres. ‘Hans Johnsen, :Quiring, stumpcd 2 and broke 2 acres. W. C. Ten Eyke, Quiring, btuahed 2, stumped 1% and broke 13 ‘acres. J. C. Nyreen, Stanley, brushed 2, stumped % und broke 1% acres. Herman Boren, Kelliher, brushed 10 and stumped 10 acres. James Troy, Shooks, brushed 4, stumped 1 and broke 3 acres. During the year 1921 the follow- ing feed wag shipped into Beltrami county: 54 cars of oats, ¢ 000; 53 cars of corn, co 000; 13 cars mixed fecd, $6500; 78 c: miil “feed, ¢ $32,250; and 145 cars of hay, cost- ing $32,190; making a tétal cost of $126,940 for feed shippéd into this county, which could be raised with the proper number of added acres under plow. - Tt is estimated by Mr, Washburn that 6,583 acres would, grow or rath- or produce the above feed for stock Fur-Trimmed | The fur-trimmed bathing suit is ‘he very latest. Here is Miss Dora Brown, California bathing beauty, whose beach costume ‘shows the esult of reading newspaper stories of akill waathar in tha Nast. - |obey its laws; to | ehirp simply. i new-style |, composure, thnt was shmpcd into this count) It inust be taken into considera- tign that more _cattle are. bemgi brought into- this country every vear and_ as a ;esu‘lt ‘the’ pace set by thc farmers on cleating land “‘would have to.be decidedl¥ increased in order to | cateh up to. the. consumption. ¢ ‘above list of farmers by no i means covers all of the active land 10c & 25c¢ ¢learers, but merely includes \»Alo'tumcd in re-port; to M F d Y 7:15-9:00 Sirm. : riaa 'DEPUTY GIVES FINE . TALK ON EDUCA“M ‘ \ (Continued from Page 1) asat the present time. That we should have faith and optimism and lsugh all “pessimism to scorn and grereby kindle enthusiasm in’ youth, vho is the citizen of tomorrow was also_ expressed. Equality of educational opportun- ity was emphasized by the speaker and ‘brought home to his listeners that there was still much to be sought for in this land of ours, : A ‘creed, compiled. by William Ty- ler Pageand adopted by the United ‘[ States Commissioner of Kducation, chosen from thousands submitted, | was read by Mr. Deputy and is as follows: |, '\ The American’s Creed “I believe ‘inythe United States of America as’a guvernme..t of the | people, by the people and for the! people; whoze’ just. powers 2re de- | rived from the consent of the gov- a democracy §n a republic; A Nationtof many snvuugn double wedding. Herej we’ huv yic! made by the samé prnd’ilcet with. the same star from -a’l story by the same. auth that made and furthér str@hg‘th by adding ¢ the. weH known‘names as——' RICHARD Dl‘ i} LAURA LA PLANTE TOM GALLERY She b]ended ‘ into the wall Dancing wasn’t a form of éx? . exclse for Idalene, for she ' spent most of her time in ‘a-f chair, waiting for a partner. You will laugh at her, and then suddenly you will feel |’ tears in your eyes. 4 ; GOLDWVN ] writien on& Jn-ec%e& 1;1.; RUPERT HUGHES| _with COLLEEN MOORE ELKO/| W Supported by T. Roy Barnes In the zippy comedy-drama of a Follies beauty who breezed into an aristocratic fa- mily and started a storm that mbnded ina “Don’t Get Persona State: perfect Union, one and in- scparable; o« tmlm}ul dpon these ! cedom, Lq.x.lh ve JLIS- Added Attraction—“THREE WEEKS OFF” | 2-Part Comedy — tice, and ican pat: vificed ‘their lives and fortunes. T " hclicvn- it is my duty to my court:y to lo\ it; to support its C A-ul S| :Egnght Only-VELKO Admlsnon 10c-25¢ HAIL TEN-CENT GOLF BALL Innovation Looked To to Turn Cau- tious Playing Into the Merriest of Swatfests. Would you heliove the new ten-cent | golf ball uld arrive without afTeet-| ing American outdoor life? Rather not! Did you fancy that with link pills available at a dime apicce golf- fng would remain the same coarse, flndu rather rough old ||.|\Il|lle that | Well hardly! ! Iun 15 who have entertained any | ast ldeas are blocking the Let these fast ones flm:n;,h In the first place, there need he no more men hazards. A mental haz- ard, they ig a form. of morul it of losing the ball of losing the ball is log ault of those traits walify which one unconscion 1 quires the moment he undertnkes fof learn this ancient game of the canny | Scot, Tt is, therefore, not unwulowd‘ strunge if a player, standing on the brink of a‘rather wide Inke or seeking a foothold on the bushy bunk of a tortuous stream, swddenly begins to| quiver and to quake. He is battling: with his mental huzard—the fear of | losing his ball. [ But with " a ten-cent who'll give a durn?, Another thing—there Isn't going to be nearly so much profanity on the; links with this ten-cent ball made of scrap rubber. Innocent youngsters who make an honest living caddying need | no longer be regarded with resound-| ing oaths every time a ball s lost.| “Mister, I've lost it,” the kid wi " consider ourselv: get even a limi ing to save them. ball—why, | i Dancing. “Yery well, sonny,” will reply this, sifer, maintaining perfect | e this dime; run Inxyi me o new one, And besides all this, look what flm ball wili do for the husband. Now! he'll be able to finunce the wife to a gume of golf every day during- the, supaner, more than likely, and she can lose as many balls as she needs to without bhringing the family to the brink of bankruptey.—~kExchange, Phone 45-W - IN STEP WITH STYLE! Such gond Jooking styles as are shown / this store now are seldom seen anywhere. And they wo 't stay in stock very long. We fortunate in being able to .amount and ‘we're not go- The Colonial Pump pictured above is one of the many popular new styles. Not $14 but $9.00 Dress your feet d;u'ntly for Ask here to sec the Holeproof Hosiery The “B&D” Shoe Store Specializing in fitting feet. . 307 Beltrami Avenue. in