HOSTESS: TO STUDY CLUB. “American Music’ was_the :topic for discussion at the-Woman's Study club -yesterday ‘afternoon. ' The iclub met atthe home-of Mrs: E.. W, John- son;:-Lake Boulevard.: ' The: progtem Roll:Call-—An. cAmerieanr Composer and;One’of his Worksa:— ‘““Music: of .-Our.-Forefathers’ : Mrs: ness. d}y. terday:- yesterday. the paper prepared by Mrs. D. . John Anderson of Bagleys:-camp passed yesterday ini the elty: on busi- Pre 1. G. Haycraft:of early-and bring:thimbles: < A program J:2A WATCH FOR THESE: Coming=-~'DRAFT NO. 258", Coming—*THE BARRIER": N supported by Charles” Gunn, Mar- garet Thompson, Darrel Foss, Charles K. French, J. Frauk Burke.and:Louis Durham. Lambert-Hillyer wrote and directed the play. REX"TNPN'GHT." Lucretia Borgia,:wife’ of the’ Duke! of Ferrara is generally:regarded by historians as a woman- of unmixed . evil influences. In “The Bternal Sin” another side of her:character s | ‘'shown. A powerful:-cligue 4s deter- mined to overcome. herrpowersas all costs and to this end.five.conspizators < arrange the assassinatiom.. of . heg! g brother. The brother: succeeds .in- reaching his sister's palace before he: dies and gives the-names-of his:mur- derers. Lucretia - takes-« vergean [Charles R. Rogers, merchant of ilton, was among the business vis- E;:rs yesterday. : “Grandma”’ . Pierce of the township of Liberty was among the ‘Bemidji George C. Berglund has returned visitors yesterday. /| from Lake City, Minn., where he at- H tended..the.funeral of his sister,. Miss. Mathilda Berglund. Miss Berglund died at the state sanatorium near Walker; where she has been recelving treatment for some-time, suffering from tuberculosis.. She made her home 'in: Bemidji about two years ago and was known here. g ALeak Inthe ‘ War Department 14 o S Y i ' g N enlisted in the navy with Postmaster " A. P. Ritchie Saturday: Harold 7 “ —In— Dixon,...Raymond Doughterty and " 6, 4 o = Can: You Imagine Your Best Cirl ‘ a Spy? 'ELKO Tonight | TOMORROW WM. S. HART “The Silent Man” Absolutely NEW Your FIRST Chance to See it | Mrs. Swanson of Virginia is the guest of:"her daughter Mrs. J. W. Srim for a few days. Piano duet=-Mrs. ‘G.-W. Harnwell and ‘Mrs;7F. ‘G. Schadegg. Reading—Miss Alice Dyer. Piano Solo—Miss_Alice. Minnick. . 'D. G. Taylor,-assistant secre- tary-of ‘Woman'’s Foreign: Missions, wil-give a talk on-her-work THREE JOIN NAVY. \ | Don’t forget the date, March 20-— g.:ual Easter sale and supper- at ¥ sbyterian church.,. - -2-319 | 7y ¢ "Yet in the Woolstock you will find this:aggregation Don't forget—when son | | morning | for ~Pigeon: iPalls, Wis., < of high point features much improved and simpli- nklwnlu&os!llk. 1titisn’t where he will transact business-for 4 . fied,to fit the touch, the person, the mood, in a way : a 1 u-emy;unwﬂlg&onm some time. He is a cousin-of Mrs. f aze wn 1} .that:no-other typewritér does—~(The best operators your money. Grambo of the Fifth iward. - Masterpiece of Phdto-Drama E say this). o e Black Silkk Stove Polish 3 z X I ‘ Works, ‘Stesling, Minois. Miss Lizziew Bréennan, who has COMING: » g‘m‘h"""‘;‘g’%m:mﬂ chand trial of this excellent | Y Use Black Silk Air Drying visited relatives in Duluth for two < ® " Investigate by all means--We are at your service. Let us \ Jron ol o e ens- § | months, returned to her home -in 1] ' 1] F“R"'TURE & \ show you how easy {tis to try one; to own one. nob!ladnrrlms. Prevents Wilton erd 2 . Telephone Central 5563; call up—call in—or write il s ton yesterday, stopping in Be 3 Wi WRITER CO. 1 Dz Black Silk Metal Pol- midji for a short time while enroute. ; . u "BEHI“‘“' OODSV'.OCKC TYPE R-CO. b for silverware, n . L a hicago %&T%ﬁmﬁazs ers, Bduard F. Netzer and son; Barrlel'” % fGehseon satomoblles. Edwin, returned yesterday noon from Sy ne Crookston, where they were the H. N. McKEE, Funeral Director & guests of Mrs. Netzer's parents, Mr. PHONE 178-W or R - and Mrs. A. R. Fuller for ten days. - —+— 2 += | i |

Bemidji Daily Pioneer dated March 19, 1918

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