Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 25, 1907, Page 4

1 | it - covering from the serious at- . of early morning Henry Towers :-of his hasty act while giving free .-at that place, and has been giving -is one of the comny s gtrongesfi - drama, “Dora Thorne,” will be & previous occasion, . A Liverpool paper tells the pathetlc | Get Your Office Supplies at the Bemndn Pioneer Office : Most Complete Stock West of Duluth lank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Etc., Stationery, Christmas Stickers, 1907 Diaries, Typewriter Paper, Scrap Books, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Ink Wells, Etc. Rubber Stamps and Pads, Fountain Pens, Letter Copy Books, % | | { e Legal Blanks, Copy Holders, Calendar Pads, Document Files, Note Books, Time Books, Scale Report Books, Trial Balanoe Books, Rulers, Erasers, Kneaded Rubber Squares, 0. M. OLSON REGOVERED HIS MENTAL FAGULTIES Ex-Postmaster at Northome Is Begin- ning to Recover From Dangerous Attack of Fever. A letter received from Grand Rapids states that 0. M. Olson, the ex-postmaster of Northome and deputy sheriff of Itasca county, who has been confined in the hospital at the Rapids for two months past, is slowly re- tack of typhoid fever with which he has been afflicted, and that there is every reason to believe that his condition now is not dangerous. Olson’s mental faculties failed him, at his home in Northome, about two months ago, and he was entirely oblivious to local happenings. He was violent, - at times, and was’ affected =with .a raging fever, his temperatu ranging from 106 to 115. " Heé] was taken to Grand Rapids and placed under the care of a local physician, who placed him in the hospital at the -“Rapids’ for treatment. Olson’s wife has been with him since he was placed in the hospital, and by careful nursing and the best of medical treatment, he has been brought back to a fair physical condition, and his brain is again clear, Olson’s recovery 1s hailed with pleasure in jthe north country, and his struggle with the fever and consequent loss of reason has been watched with ~keen interest. Towers Taken to “‘Pen.” Brainerd, Jan, 25,—(Special to . Pioneer.)—The last act in the Hagadorn tragedy took place yesterday. In the crisp coldness was taken out of the county jail by Sheriff Erickson and accom- panied by Clerk of Court Johns- tonas a special ’deputy, they started for Stillwater. “Ere this Mr. Towers will have donned the garb of a convict to serve weary years before he again sees the light of freedom. It is indeed doubtful if, at his age, he sur- vives the term of imprisonment, twenty years, during which he may reflect on the consequences rein to his violent temper, Have Played to Big Houses. The Elizabeth Henderson com- pany, which went from here to Blackduck - has been - playing their plays to capacity : houses, in the up-line town. The company ' will return to Bemidji tomorrow morning, and ‘tomorrow afternoon will play “The Girl I Love” .ata. matinee performance, at.2 o'clock. ‘This bills. ° Tomorrow evenmg, thé aterhng the attraction. The company has played this drama in this city on and it isa fine performance, Foresters Installed Officers. The local lodge United Order of Foresters - installed officers last evening, and there was also the attendant good time and fine things to eat. Mrs, J. A. Ludington, past ehief ranger, acted as installing officer, and after the installation, & dainty lunch was served, one of the kind for which the Lady Foresters ~ are famous. The dining room was tasfetully decor- ated and the service at the feast was of the best. There was music during the entire evening. Easy. Answer. - .story of one A, who is compelled to 8row a beard tu ward off pneumonia and other {lls. The woman with. whom, ke has fallen In love, however, declines %o marry him unless he will shave. “What,” asks our contemporary, “should A. do?” The answer seems ®asy: Keep the beard and cut the Woman, % Paper Clips and Fasteners, Rubber Bands, Letter Files, Invoices, l‘ypuwrllur Supplies, Postal Scales, Township Plats in book form, Fine qualily colored Blotters, Letter Copy Presses, Waste Paper Baskets, Rubber Type Outlits, Staplers, Paper Knives, & O’LEARY @ BOWSER The Greater Department Store. Fi ¢ Red Kersey 52-inch Coat Without Collar, Jacket Satin Lined, a beauty at the re; ‘lar price of $20. . Given a radical reduction and selling at Gray Plaid Cloth Coat of exceptional merit, full 50 inches in length and worth our for- mer price of $18, Selling during the January clearance at Women'’s Cloth Coats, Fur and Fur Lined Coats and Fursk We are now offering our entire remaining lines of the above meniioned stocks at Tremendous Price ConcesSions . The fol]owmg quotations are but euggesmons of the » oney saving possibilities and we urge 1mmedlate vmts to thts section of our establishment where you ma.y make selections from the cream of bargain garments. All Winter Wraps in 1906 and 1907 Styles . Beautiful Krimmer Jackets—our best fur jacket value at the regular selling price $ of $60. Yours for the specml price 48 -00 Black Broadcloth, 56-inch Coat, Quilted Satin Lining, Beautiful Blended Fox Collar, a garment that has been a special' $25 bargain, easily worth $30, our January prlce $20.00 $13.34 $12.00 All new models of our $30 Astrachan Jackets. $24 uu Fur Lined 48 inch Black Chiffon Broadcloth Coat--River Mink Lin- ing, with Sable Opposum collar, perfectly blended--well worth the I ‘éé“?if:;f}i’z“ui‘iym;:‘fé $9.60 $20 65 inch Raccoon, worth $25 has 6-15 inch tails, only. . One Lot Ladies’ Wool Sweaters, worth :i!(): eto 2’51:00, at your. ser- s I 3 8 One Lot Ladies’ heavy fleeced hose. An excellent value at. One Lot Boys’ and Girls’ heavy ribbed fleeced hose. Extra One Lot Ladies’ fine hemmed handker- chiefs—worth all of ten cents,’at (CORSET WAISTS Regular 8i, 81 25, 8L.50 and 8L75 values,: Fri day & Sat. 19¢ LADIES' FLEEGE LINED Vests and Pants CHILD’S COATS ALL REDUCED $6.00 Coats $4.00 $2.50 Coats $2.34 $2.50 Coats § 1.67 } These include bear cloth coats in brown andjblue. MEN"S, WOMEN'S AND GHILDREN'S SHOES fSeeii s Phenomenally Reduced! {Spectal Lots| One Lot Tamoshanters, the 'kind you usually pay 50c for, on our Iu . counter for. G One Lot Child’s SWEATERS Ladies’ fine box calf shoes, regu- lar $2.50, at $1.49 Ladies’ fine viei kid shoes, regu- lar $3.00, at $|.69 Ladies’ fine dress vici shoes, regu- $' 79 lar $3.50, at. ; 8179 . Ladies’ "patent leathers, regular Misses’ fine box calf shoes. regu- lar $2.50 at Child’s fine vici shoes, regular $2 25, at 3'139 Child’s fine box calf shoes, regular sl 29 [l Child’s fine vyici kid shoes, regu- lar $2 00, at. : Men’s:fine vici kid shoes, regu lar $3.50, at. .. Men’s fine box calf shoes, regu- -lar $3.50, at. .: Men’s- fine ‘dress shoes, regular $4.50, at ' Men’s fine kid dress shoes, regu- lar $5.00, at. Men’s fine patent leahher. regu- lar $B 00, at $1.29 $275“ 275 ONE LOT GHILDS. SWEATERS $2.95 $2,95 Closing Out Candies! Do you buy your Sunday candies at this store? It| fE is the place where you buy extra fine box candies, chocofates and bon bons at greatly reduced .prices 10c Extra. Additions Are on our big 10c counter for Friday and Saturday Snappy Bargains Figur‘es. Clothing! Thc entire line of our Magmficent Clothing Stocks are still offered at-one- fourth off. - Regular Prices Marked in Plain| Don’t Miss this great clothing opportun- ity. Only a few more buying days remammg ‘of this remarkable pnce-cuttmg snle - Worth 50c and 65c, reg~ ular, while they Jast . . 380 // Red. Cream, Blue, Tap, Bi Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Skirts, Reductions of Enormous Power 8.5 Plaid Cloth Suit.. $17.50 fancy mixed sult lined jacket: 812,50 black cheviot suit, braid trimmed, )wcket satin Hned 812 brown, b special sSB 34 33 llll 89.00 skirts, ;. $6.00 86.00 tailored colored ALL BOY'S CLOTHING REDUGED Gz-een. One Lof. Fleeoed Wmsts, Black §$6. 00 Waists'at; and White Checks, Fancy Bg i Colors, etc woxth 3 $1 25 G $5.00 Waists | $3.00 Waists at