The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23

I University OF North Dakota, will re-
turn home for Thanksgiving. Alvin
Is a graduate OF the Hemidji high
school and Is studying electrical en-
gineering at the university.
One OF these nice asys you ought
&c 60 to Hakkerup's and have year
picture taxsn.-Adv. leu
Misses Della Hendrickson and
Chesta Sather of Fosston. MIMI, are
tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo CAL
lenger OF the Challenge hotel. Miss
Hendrickson is Mrs. Gallenger's sis
ter. and Miss Sather Ii the daughter
of Rev. Sather Of Fosston.
Ladies' suits formerly sold from
$26 to $50. now SIS. Schneider
Bros. CO.-Adv. 2-1123
Miss Nora Estella Daniels, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Daniels
OF Solway and Olaf A. Goldberg, son
OF Mrs. Nels Bye Of Solway, were
married at the Norwegian Lutheran
parsonage this morning at II o'clock,
Rev. Osmund Johnson officiating
Now Is your chance to get an ex-
| ceptional value in a fall and winter
suit at $500, formerly sold up to
$4,000. Schneider Bros. .Co.-Adv.
21l23
Rev. Osmund Johnson, pastor Of
the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church OF this city, and wife went to
Solway today where they attended
the wedding dinner given at the Eu-
gene Daniels home in honor of their
daughter, Nora Estella, and Olaf A.
Goldberg, whose marriage took place
this morning in Bemidji.
Leon Battles. son or Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Battles OF Lake Boulevard,
will spend his Thanksgiving vacation
as the guest of his friend, Mr.. Cham
berlain, at St. Charles, Mimi. Mr..
Battles is a Junior at the University
OF Minnesota this year where he is
. Bemidji high school graduate, class
OF 1914
Melba Beauty Parlors O'Leary-
Bowser Building. Manicuring, sham
pooling, chiropody. Get your Melba
preparations here. Home phone IS.
Office phone $40. Make your APP
pointment-Adv. 1925
Midi" the delicious new confec-
tion manufactured by Naugle &
Gould. was put on the market yes
| terday. School boys made a house
to house canvass and the manufacture
ers report successful sale. A house
to house canvass will be made two
or three times a week. It will also
be on sale at the following stores:
Gould's confectionery. E. F. Netzer's
Pharmacy, Captain Macs" Hotel
Markham, McCready's. Henry Mil
ler's and other stores and cOnfection-
cries. \. J. Naugle. Arch Naugle
and A. N. Gould compose the firm
manufacturing the confection.
! "Life's Shadows" a strong and
powerful :iye-part Metro wonder
play. in which William Nigh. the
versatile rector-author-star, and
Irene Howley, noted for her delinea-
tion Of difficult dramatic roles, are
starred, will be the big feature pro-
duction at the Grand theater tonight.
In addition TO these two popular stars
there is an exceptionally strong sup
| porting cast which includes Robert
Elliott. Roy Clair. Will S. Stephens,
Kathleen Allaire, William Yearance,
Frank Montgomery, David Thomp-
son, Harry LinsOn. Harry d. Blake
more. Ruth Thorp and Grace 4.
Stevens.
J. J. Opsahl, the land man. reports
the following sales made recently
through his office: Sh NEA. Sec
ton 25-143-27, sold to Walter Bau-
mann. farmer. of Deer Creek, Mimi:
EH SEA. Section 26-143-27, sold
to II. E. and c. NJ. Schoonmaker,
both Of Sanborn, la. The former is
a conductor on the Milwaukee rail-
way and the latter is an electrical
engineer. VIZ SWA, Section 25-
1927. sold to Newton Peppinger of
Sanborn, Ia; S1z NWA. Section Is
1927, sold to Charles Robbins, Boy
River, Mimi. farmer; E1a SEA-
Section 5-14S31. two miles east Of
Tenstrike, sold to Ed O'Connell, car
penter, Sweeney. s. D.
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