Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 9

A very served by .Mrs.-G. -Dodge and -Mrs. Wallace Winde to a few. families in the neighborhood at the residence of Mg Gi-L. Dodge, ‘on Thénksgiving. | spending her Thanksgiying vne-tmn b,"’” Dec A;“ll Rachel Gerlingéy, has:a:posi-| with-her parentg here. giving remen Big: Falls;, ‘has Dec. 12—Blackduck at Tenstrike. tion as teacher at the qghool at Red-| . A. M. Thompson was‘a Bemidji vis- hLeclie w«me;: ::,fl:g' 1:0 Dec. 16—Northome at Northome. by, Minn. itor Sunday. He drove down in his | ¢ e'; "mwa"n‘{'“ e Sanatorium | pe.. 20—Bemidji at Tenstrike. car. OF trealme Dec. 28—Northome at Tenstrike. Mr. George Knott was a vhltor at Mr. ‘G. L. Dodges on. mnh.} “Rev_:I."G. Woodcock aome-iantern pietures heavy, snow storm was fin{lwonad. _BUCK LAKE___ pagitwo-weeks,” | Martin and “Arthur ‘Ro ay. " were sent by friends and relatives. tween 5 and 8 p. m.. Chas. -Chase, wa$ caller| Interment was made . in the Aure |those in the play ere ynable to come be given after the supper and the $n/Cass. Lake lntd?{ly ' | cemetery. .. |the program was & httfe short, How- | sale following the program. | ,Mr. .and Mrs. Henry er ' en- . Y ever, fine‘;pmzmm“!" endered wag giveri | Miss-Mata Haas who was to'leave ftertained Miss. Clara: Mus ‘Misa C ARR L AKE very smoothly.~ We“certainly appre- | oy Lincoln, Neb., last week was de- rihur ciate -the 4ttendance of -the out-of-|tuined on account of illness of her aumpmonn inner - was flie- ne;wol- hotse Dec. 4, but on’atéount of the old ¢ s Carlson and Qflolkndt«er % Garie Home from #“&WY who 'was. killed in a runaway near ghold were where:: théy -have- been vllifihg the bullneu calleu at Olll Lake Satur- v she had been several;days:attending a religious convention. Mr. and-Mrs.-T. B.4 and. Carl Schmitt drove to Shé unday to take Adeline back to high ‘school after The new bank' is now completed and Mr. Clayson is moving in; this week where He will have ample room and equlpment to work with form now on.; Mrs, Nels Rude will entertain the Ladies’ Aid in the basement of the bank .on Dec. .14th. Everyhody is welcome to attend, Mrs. Albert Eaton of ngs retnm- ed home Mondny after.an.over Sun- day visit in Bemidji. ‘Erward ‘Nelson of Debs returned home Tuesday .from .Minenapolis where he- has _been :doing . carpenter work for several months. The_funeral- of Conrad Drumness here ‘was:held on December 6 at the Aure, church A large crowd of friends “and relatives were present and_many beautiful floral offerings faces wera:seen-in-the- dmlng roomj duck come here on next Tuesday, for-the, oécasion. ‘The Epworthme'axue ‘of Northern sent a beautiful:boquet of flowers to the: Northern patiéntsias &' Thanks- 7 Mrs. 3 Pecklen\filg‘m over-Sun- day visitor:in Bemi be::u; A‘m;e:lhn -and Miss:Eliza- ness.callers i Bemidif: Miss Nellie; Qtitm ‘of Neblsh has accepted a posmon ad wpitresg at the sanatoriumy”" ", % O anad Miss 'Clara’:Langseth, gradiate nurse of the city, ,qq apiinty hospital, St. Paul; received’word” on Thanks- giving Day thaf she had succesafully passed the Autumn' State Board ex- aminations for ntirses. ' The sanatori- um'now has two ‘registered: nurses. pribln's St TENs‘rle-: A very large myd Attended the home talent play: 1ast Saturday even- ing. Due’to.the Tact that several of Alicy Fellows opened wm busi- December 12th. The following schedule to date far the Tenstrike high school basketball team: - 8—Koelliher at Tenstrike. Jan, 9—Bemidji at Bemidji. It ig hoped that a large crowd will turn.out for the Kelliher game whith will undoubtedly be played in the af- ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thennult spent Sunday at Blackduck. Rev, M. E. Heine and F. X. Betz motored to Bembidji Tuesday of last week. R. W. Fellows, W. A. Rice, J. F. Hermenn, P. Haluvtzok, 0. A, Blake-' ly and Sid Maule were ‘business call- ! ers in Bemidji Tuesday of last wéek. ;Paul Halptzok made a business tripJ to Orth Monday. Ray Rearick of Bemidji spent Thanksgiving and last Sunday here. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will | give'its annual Christmas sale in.the C. C, C. Hall Saturday, December 9. Chichen dinner will be. served be- A program will '\ (THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER _ ; t le e v . D, Jhmon ot foss| Mise B Holmbers o Visiting t::”“mi’;‘:s mvih oiano llo,_This T Several members of the 8. 8. Catc " ailop Lo Tske spent’ Thflwfiu;mfll M| With her sister, Mrs e was followed:by a short playlet en-|er family have been on the sick list - {3 . . aiid Mss, E. C. Boghold. ... Miss Bthel Rako spent the Week |titled “The Sociétyfonthe Preven- g IN ‘We are now ready to serve you in-holiday goods— J+ flenwmz?. Usion: Munday xSk Bat pareat e, S | e et i, Voaa [ Py st Yotk ot taut wieek BEMIDJI vl ! 7E doliodl” gained member | R2KO: Bo. | Bryent played a piano solo, “Under |grom Maple Grove, where he was best : with nat only the finest assortment we have ever shown, last Sunday whmmss ekt | Mo a0 M . Wapner of Pe-| The Double Eudle,”. (f;oflowms this | man at the wedding of his sister. the % 5 midji spen week-end at the home | came the“playy “The -Great Chicken| R, M d - Tt Joim the okt e and My, Coxl Wamer | Stealing Case of Sqpadh County.” it ;s"guf‘{o e v but the largest ever bought from every market in large ibbion: Gitls, Saturday. issionary. and Mrs . Cum- | yagel Krahn visited relatives fo Ch , Hagalai- Wedding bell o s ey At minga were st t.hesBret.hren Sumdny | 1o, Tust Wesk in Bemid: e D youe comnans lots—well selectef,d and in larger variety than any other sHEd f; ;‘né nhemdzi % e A very jolly anddarge: crowd at- [ity. gih: . % The " Parant.Teachs ténded 'W here Jast |, Miss Eleanor Morris' and Mr, and store. Why shduld-you not give-all of your holiday ng give: their ‘seéond musical an dliter. Wednesday. eVERINg:. ¢ of thege |Mrs. J. F. Hermann motored to Be- . W A ) i . fo ary porgram Friday evenirig” it sl e Lol ¥1a- buying to a store that was practically raised in holiday be:‘ 8thiat the acho Wednesday fine’chicken supper was | ited at the E. A. Grier home over 5 sty . dial invitation:is ext served at the Dayis-hotel Sunday, buying and selling? A store that can help you to get just 1]:he tn;elm hbr,:ry is expect;d The next 610 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice, F. X. 1] g - . Saving.the.su of ton cents YA ek |giyen in their hall on Fridsy, Dee. 15,| Pett and O, & Felley motoreg, to Be- the goods you want'and at the prices you can afford to lies en;'fled to.zead any. ‘baok in .the rybody welcome. midfi Sunday aftemoém 4 a SHOP o Miss Adair Hoffer.of Bemidji, a herl:e‘;ag, §::|:Irlfla‘;f ev?::né‘ arrive “IN pay. T WES 8 s “Missi w 8] dent of the State Teachers college, ‘ dinnet, Frank Sé""‘"’“v"“’"x SundeyD::r%rnod %lfimw,}:‘el:egshephas spent Thanksgiving : here with her s ok oo Btk sh:rl.?iayr?f‘:l: PR —_—————— qulle M. "ogholl penk g one | LT o e ey e 16| Ms Ada Clutt came home ¢ noon. . i iss Della McCleHan was called 158 uff came home Irom 2 . 5 Th g e e e i . o ecoun ¢ B 0 spend B Thngin o Mot LT T o s bt THIS YEAR ABOVE ALL OTHERS THIS STORE illness-ofher sister, - vacation. . | . hour all "grabbmz".nu!ufas well'as| The Hemidji Farmers’ clubi met at | Miss Leore . Morris - of Bemidji - i‘“s M“t’g}‘;‘”’t T}}l‘:;"fsl “"fnm’x:‘i . SHOULDAPPEAL TO YOU ather objects. With pleasant, conver- | the school house Sattirday with Mrs. | spent her Thanksgiving vacation at | 2%¢ ’af"h 5 gving pD e T m, fi..;: afternoon ' passéd:. ;11 :g" | Dreyer and Mrs. Birch s hostesses. _|the hottie of Mr, and Msr. J. F. Herm- no]x\:hw‘nnd Ve R. W. Fellows mot- —— e giilékly. - Everyone:proriounce 6 1, and Given |ann- it tat Bund 2 - evént a success. * Fifteen'dollars was| were_well Te-| Several Tenstrike people witness- | ored to Bemi ji last Sunday. Jail g added to the ‘Aid treasury. ot;éek re- | ed the Bidwell-Rice performance at 7 9 — lF rrs ‘BLMKS ' I IS— ~ Mrs. A, E. Rector; and daughter|sented a number jons, top be | Hines Thanksgiving dgy Those pre- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER“ lT lT S TOYS ‘ lF ITS Do came ::me gnm the 1d - rodd. ibrought up in the c }nmx legmlature sent reported it to-be-a very good | e % }. N GAMB ETC_ i o camp where they: “bqgnfl,ymgu :which were discussed nnd voted by | program. S ———————_— { is store has the. o o Wi und- cooks for the-past/seversl months. .. |the memhbesr of the clih. e‘ i filfiefi aBm: Cl}l;renee wild an(} Al QILBERT BROS. . i y, we show - An all.day meem:g 15 to be held at | fred an n Haas returned from o arge selection from h | the school house on Dée, 31. Every- No;{ther: !t.o .spend Tbankugnvmg here. h“:."‘:.:‘.?:”r::z ‘:9' SHOP. 5c to $5.00 Na tore wlll -fow a redsof do!l: of all the 1 & - . your. | X one is. to.bring their own dinner and — :: th\: ;o Pflthme o{“;r 8:(‘;1]“1;5“;: | o We o fime cians antp BEmDJ i l""“'J‘"“Y" good . ones, also those the nftemonm of Bemidjf spent Thanksgiving day e g o |at th:. “n,ndA ;(!::e l}:w;; Rice spent ||| We meke old cane’imine we have'it, If its good . ferent, VAl sorts of dolls from - LAKE JULIA SAN. |mdise iy it or | o vl oot br et iR, i bers. - ] ell home idji - . Misy. Verle. Porter shent.the Y""‘ T n:wlLuui:Ir‘u:lchumh was dedi- || J. B. Gilbert-A. L. Glll;ort 10cto $ 5S¢ to $10.00 end - at ‘the Sander Sletts hoe. Fgreg_ Eliason . weht to Gnnd Rapidsy Tuesday. ot cre:hgn and sugar will:be fur- Inished by Carr Lake Union_ Sun- William* Mcclelhn sanito gineer, motored to lentn “\}:fl:'yl. 'nhursday to spend 'l‘lmnksgivmg Day day school! ‘Services will be held:in{" A. Greir last wi Dr B orresen And Miss Alice Graves catéd lastzSunday momning. Serv- icey Were held at 11 o‘clock-with Rev; Frenk gs the deliverer of the sermon, mobile painting, perfec ing lntl monogram wark. w ] guarantee all first dn-uwnk 5 Propristors in every known well- values than this store Blocks — many dif- IF IT'S BOOKS— that walk and talk. 7 Doll Carts and Cabs: Hilra ‘Leet came home: 'l‘negduy Wlfll Rnu famliy. At W& evinihg services Rev. Cliusen, i " ;r:lmngannd Forks to spiml ‘hanks- bm din flm& o:m P;xg: Ram.x.u, oF-} hrd”treaeheaue sermion. [ IF lT SDOLL BH)S" fro Y . ; 2 ot m and ] Clmnhell, Gmmnay hflg! been one of fl:e ment; of th 80&2 m;nt Tha 'kszlvmg at Beds, chairs Doll Da- and M3 and Mrs. O. G, Olwon spent |ckldren's infitmary for the. p..h,,f; tfi Honteis o0 : SHOP Doll ‘High- Sc to 49 50c to $14.95 Sauifday’ evening “; cfi:“""};”‘ - I and e 63, Pollows and — & thoss i PINCT o YemRest AR T e [isses Cnme ani nd . Beaver, ients- whi till have some e nice ] & it " Floreres Swinburrie | ler at.the- un:fi:::x Shépmgm:':mme dn ‘;lr(;tfi ':;’h?;g:tnd’n;&‘:: SKRMSWW """;"‘“ lote left in Elwell's ad- | BEMIDJI chafrs, T.H?" ted all kinds for boys, No matter what price ,wcmmnmeLe Mn. ;mlih Mys, P. grs Husby,;-whe' has Fer & Tecelviiig F' : - ]| dition, A e h:lgh ml. rh why this is the place. p e i Packer to” Lengby Sunday: eatment the past summer,; Fet Miis Sylvia Vig $pént her Thanks. || are 37 1:2 feet wide, t. long or girls, for children. ill buy here af - Albert .Spooner, Who “Has apent home with - Y "‘m"d 4 z faci ast and others facipg . ) you will buy here af- e mor?ths ik the': Bredging | viett, with < him fop xevel‘al;weéka Klvhlt vacation- with Jher parents at! __“"'L'_ :n 8ol sivects ':d _fw If reprint copyright, \ L crew; north 'of ‘town, réturhed to his| :Word has bee; walks. $270 will buy them now z er you see our . homé at Albany, Monday. thern- that Ralphn Ffim“j fJol'mm Nor herm::e Sl‘;;e““:mfi““:g;fl;:‘:‘mfie:: /$290 for corner lots on Minnesota then select from list Lo Cashion ‘and Max Roswig, 1o-|tient of thé sanatorium ma o mer:2% | at THompson, N. D., while Miss Flos. || avenue, or 15th strect: You cap IF DRESS GOODS— of 500. cal highway engineers left on Satur-|on at Rochester, . last . we i":mt’d sie ‘Bbtorsofi’ spent her vacation at|]/Buy them on as small payment s day for Coleraine, whete they are|remowal.of a. lm,iney. Mre;h or: ghe Anéta, N. D pe! $10 down and then monthly or at 75¢ visiting “with relatives 8¢ thié week. |discharged last spring in - Field Ml bue‘ to t’he blizzard Monday the yearly payments. No interest un- Silks and other useful Elmer McKinney spent Sunday| Mr. Peul, M. & L mmm | Blackauck ‘basketball team_could not || 1 APFil sty if you buy_pew. © 4 Copyrights - with his amily. . ks | 15 TePorted confined to-hls fed) come herd Monday, therefore, caus- || A 'T. CARLSON, Owner - items for Christmias, i * B Kodnémann dnd Einé with a severe cold. Mr. Paul was | ing 0br kigh school boys to lie idle : B 1.50, “1.75, 1.90 drove to Bemidjj Saturday Aftemoon | patient at: the sanatoritm, ‘M & behind their entrenchment. Arrange- Phone 61-J why of course t'h i ” F GlFrs___ “ - nnd from there .Mr. Ko#hnemann | heen disoharged severa] ” th ment# are baing made to have Blnck-l s l M Btnkl'ns hn}x:;e }1‘"“1‘\{ mnemlksd::: an;”"“’"‘fly arrested ¢$ o A : LI s Vs S R, SHOP, store has the largest r. Baker to his honte il tier - = = —_— . LaaCashion; B. Baker B, Koehne- | porches Gasing. i m"em"‘"'e s : BEMIDJI stock at the smallest of Ivory, Cut Glass, - - manf, C; ‘aser an fford Mart- | 41, E N ' A . H B g iome wm.m ey e :;d; Dimws blankets. m nf prices. IF HOSIERY: China, Hand Bags, Inst Friddy evening at a-Yeulkon din-|successtul will be provided for -Il ofl S g Leather Goods, Suit nér. the ‘beds: - The manufactorers. clai et of every kind, in fine ’ iss' Mabel makenab&i), ncond them o be absolutely -l 5 A y y fade instrucfor, was called home on :f.hereby relievin, Z oot ; cotton, silk, wool, silk Cases, Bags, Silver- Sunday, on dctount of her fRther8l coive weiohs KLP' ents of the ax. iF SLEDS sxls__ )\ B i “death. Miss_Blankenship. fives st/ vocten plani bt ot Jani d and wool mixed, also 00 ‘e gell all “Rothaay- Mrs. Olaf Boveld;: o Big ' ildren’s cotton and Mr. and Mm S. L Hailg#'and fani- pon o P children’s cotton dard sil 5 k : t Tuesd d o standard silverware idji visitors Saturday: “lipt wedk: w:i);{:: fle;d’ d, Tobboggans, Christ wool, heather wool. ’ who is a patient:akithe snmmmlml 5 i mas Tree Ornaments, katin, socks and all other gifts— T4 B 3. Dibble” of No & —-—ttieastn. quart of Koors i p also skal h-‘ e ORI NGFEAED 'b“;'.'é"i“lil'lsin s id:; %ef hxe:relz\::“mgfi{mw P uteunzed Milk every day Candies, Nuts, Post etc, why thisis the g 4his store has the oF ebs Mt caller here Saturday, M. Tl}““lg":: on-bis yray 5. the citlen, : 5':32 Cards, Seals and Taga: place you should buy e Tom Bakken, the' igekguith, was e patients o sanaf ; o G . e cuite badly hagh whils Sying to-shoe |gave a birthday party the evening 2| . Ak yo“r doctor abo“t BEMIDJI G.g them here. it at. a horse from Davis’s camp. Dur- |November 27, in hogor of Miss lflme % I £ ing the atiompt the Horfushroke looge | Rhen. Games were played | and.¢e- i the economy and = value o kicked Tom over the tight eye, | freshments served., lenty of good milk for 5 D: Mrs. piel of g mi ol leivmg a severe cut. . and R. L. Laney were bus 1 5 Miss Gertrude Jamtvo\d {bft Thurs. | siness callers in Bemidji Saturday. i "om‘ cl’ll dren. f Course 'y morning for a visit with relatives| Mrs. J, Veloske of - Betnidji, " 4t Fosston for'm few days afd then | Mrs.-Conrad Renter of" Ericl el will go to Edmore, N. D. to visit Koochiching - county, “were adniitted there. ) to the ‘sanatorium-for »tteatmelwflhat s cfl Mr. and lgrs Ghn;‘ flfi“fir arrived MmdaTh ll"! s TS T £ M Y Standu\g "here from Chicago .Mon Er evening e Northome pal al sana- an' earg for a visit with relanvs. Ma‘ ‘torium v;ere the ‘recl}llnents of a Phone 175 T‘he Blg Gl& Stcte o 1 Ray. Thompson 18ft - y, for | box of fruit from the ‘women’s club it N S . Milwaukee gvhere e, fill attend|of Northome. OR W. C. HABD[NG PH‘ol’E 33‘9 On Beltrami Ave B 4 BUY NOW! sehools this-winter. . . Abppetites were in fine trim for thé % o & f ; % - uy in Bemidji - Miss Anna Warner mm;a home | big Thahksgiving dinner, five turk: : BUY NOW! - Buy in Bemidji -- Always Buy J \ from Bemidji Monday evéfilni\whera eys being consumed: ~Several mew ¥