Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 10, 1907, Page 3

Souvenir envelopes at this office.| A, Klein ‘went to Big Falls: last -U T . Summer Baking Th Ci a M. H. Gorton was a visitor at|evening on a busiuess trip. . ., . Se Ourlst e ty Cass Lake yesterday. « 7O B Fleming B_rns. are doing a rushing sl e e i C 3 = We make a specialty to sup- amarrrmaneannd | For everything in the hardware |hatdwaré business. You ought to p ng AT ply the home with good baking. Phone 57, Fleming Bros., hard-|line go to Fleming Bros. \trade there, too. on your trip west this fall. Built for com- Why worry and take up your || ware Frank C. Tyson camé down yes- | M. H. W°°d night - operator at fort—clean—convenient—economical. Up- ONE CENT ‘A WORD. time in cooking during the Fountain pen ink at ‘the Pioneer | terday from his claim west of Turtle tn in Shevlin, was a . 4 E}?las'::enlim;: Ci‘le:l:}g]:;. d{:fg;:e:‘;mg;:;e:":: warm weather \\'.heu you can || oeoa River. o Yisltor in the ¢city yesterday. HELP WANTED. kitchen range. Berth rate only one-half - procure choice viands at our C. H. Winship was over from Sol-| Harry Mills, roadmaster on_ the Theodore Gulllcklon, general Standard sleeping car rate. Makes a great bakery. " '1a r night M. & I. went to Tenstrike and Funk-| ngent for the Hamm Brewing com- WAN’}‘ED FORU. S. ARMY: Able- saving incost o trip when used in connec- We make fresh pies, cakes, il L ley today. " | pany went to Kelliher last evening.| bodied unmarried men, between tion with colonist tickets, The e T . St Frank Osman of Fosston spent 3 i ages of 21 and 35; citizens of cookics, grakam bread, eream || ot night in this city. Henry Miles returned Y€St9fdfly J. F. Hawking, who is now travel| = rpiceq States, of good character o R. l E N TA L Ll M ITE D l\m\lxl, l:m:‘, ,‘:)\Id other choice . 0. Fallibee of Nevis was a|eVvening from a business trip to the |ing on the road for a meat packing| and temperate habits, who can one of the Great Northern Railway's daily goods every day. » Vo 10 st 8 . in citi house, went to Kelliher last evening, | speak, read, and write English. trans continental trains, t - visitor in the city last night. twin cities. X L Cubligban,. sirveyor: 1ot For information apply to Recruit. Heeging car rains, carries tourist Phone 118 CHfI6S SHdlsy . catme dowi 1¥es J.J . Camerson retur.ned yestf:rday " I i J ' Bi ing Officer, Miles Block, Bemidji, o : | Li 1 terday from Northome -and spent afternoon from a business: trip to |the M. & L. r.n way, went to .lg Minn. riental Limited leaves Grand Forks Jaily at 8:15 p. m. THE LAKESIDE BAKERY o P Grand Rapids, Minn. Falls last evening on a business trip. Westbound yesterday in the city. : - WANTED: Good girl for general For good goods, low prices,| J E. Wilkin of Cass Lake came| poucework. Will pay $25 per courteous treatment and quick deliv-| Over ‘from his home’ yésterday after-| month. Inquire 1111 Lake Boule Good connections made at Grand Forks by all passen- gers from Bemidji Ernest Newman was down from PROFESSIONAL || nome et evening. | e 0 to Fleming Bros tidts” A0 Ty by grp|_ A otber pota i Monuunay 13shor W ashioion; 3 o N A Mrs. D. S. Dennis left this morn- lng. WANTED: Competent girl for gen- Oregon or British Coluabia, address CARDS = 1. Kl,x[ Ilmy _l"ffl?'g Falls pa:s:Fl ing for Laporte to visit for a few | * Call at Bisiar, Vanderilp & Co.| eral housework. Good wages. E. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent. . w;;l:: 11.:1”\{6 15 :Vi " ol: :‘l‘::;;:gs:‘;ri: days at the home of - her daughter and see thiir' new line of musical in- ‘w“""_ fi y N p Mrs. B. F. McDonald. . | striiments and " sheet' ‘music which| WANTED: Good delivery man. reat 0 t er“ ARTS H. A. Towsend and wife of . 3 o0 ['has just arrived. One who knows town. Bemidji| M Wadena were among the out-of-town Bisiar, Vanderlip& Co., just re- Steam Laundry. > " MISS EUGENIA OLIVER | visicors who were i the. ity Tast| Cived a fine assortment of Violins, [ _G: E. Crocker returned this morn- gt " itars; i i ing from'a business trlp to Kelliher| WANTED: Three first class paint- VOICE CULTURE and night. ant.a sl Mandolm:; H-a roiopaca® and other torth-ouritry points in the| < €S- Inquire of G. H. Emerson, Charles and Ward Gage of Park Violin strings and all string instru- 2 ! ; Dudley Hotel. | Rapids cams f‘r’om t:§ "oRapi:s" ment supplies. interest of the Grand Forks Lumber lt e a c et MISS DICKINSON last evening and spent the night in William Burce, the geteral man: c‘o‘mpan/y. oy B i FOR SALE. ART OF PIANO PLAYING | o cjpy : ager for the Beltrami Timber com-| 'John'Harris, who has been in the - e ; 415 MI TA AVE. o (" . s et pany, came ‘down this morning fro | City since last Sunday,_gttending the [FOR SALFi—Flvg.l-lroom ilflousi with FLOUR T . Gar n}er of Cass a. e came Kelliher on a business mission. He |funera 9f his »Brother.Wzlt'er Harris, | - one acre lot. eap if taken at over from his home last night and 5 i " !left'last night for his home in Su-| ©PCe-. Inquire of Minnie Foster D. H. FISK spent the night and today in the dpenititodayn ithe:city. . Ti Visit'to this it A at Sentinel office. . H. P 2 . a ! perior. e Visit to this ¢ity was in- - 3 ~ i 4 . C lor at Law | city on business. George Kirk, who will' log_exten-|] . FOR SALE, Cheap, large oak side- We notice there is one thing the people of Bemidji are A&turneg‘r)‘:}::(:v"n‘l’::n&"::r sively this winter in the vicinity of deed a'sad ofie for John. g B iy 8 peop ] Peter Slough came up yesterday board, also one oak hall tree. In- particular about and that is the flour they use. A Northome, came down this morning | C.'E. Albrant ffl“ffled yesterday quire at 1100 Beltrami Ave. . fi a 2 o d E. E. McDonald ::e::qg r}:)m AN‘I"' ka_mcl spent last| o ccene of his operations and | ffom a visit to Fargo, N.'D., where e For that reason we sell only the best. By the best ATTORNEY AT LAW e I the city looking after some| o\ today in the city looking after | he attended the annual meeting of | FOR AT T B Sprages, 515 per| J| Ve mean Bemidjt, Minn. Office: Swedback Block u:\l:le;[s l:atters. i . i some business matters. the North Dakotq Laundrymen’s trami ey - H. Poupore, the cedar dealer association, of which he isa member. w S J PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 2 N . B S. b snd logger, went o Shooks Spurlast| A divison o the Ladiey d |yt T 00 O8O EEPS, | FURNITURE FOR. SATE—Avoly hite Ja.cket Dr. Rowland Gilmore | night to look after his business in- :"ifl‘eth"a:: t:‘p:;:: :::‘;:: :t “‘;;e having. been one of the most ‘suc-| age. Physician and Surgeon erests at that place. hotiie'of Mrs. Kriopke: Friday. cven- c.essful in the history of the ‘associa-| FOR SATE: Plants and farhitare. It haf.s many superior f:[\lflllue! and is no(.; made to com: < tion. g Inquire 321 America Ave. pete with any flour—it is.in a class by itselt and is an For rent, One half of business|. . % o 2 ing, at 8 o’clock. Program and - 5 DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D.|block, including shelving and the|y; exceedingly pure aid wholesome flur. We reach this light refreshments, 15 cts. Come D] cin 1N = 8 i . . N > :;:t;m'cellln Tavo sl«::;::uu 397 ‘;i"fé"'ge ;‘ ;’T{"’“se' Inquire of| 514 bring your friends. N“ml T:::r Customers. . LOST and FOUND conclusion by the many testimonials of praise our cus- hone Res. Phone . A. Hoft, 31 innesota Ave. We are pleased to announce that A N % . . s33s . . A 10 — b omers give us for bringing to the Bemidji market so DENTISTS. James Goodman, better known: as Ira C. Richardson, a prominent Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, FOUND—Society smblem.gin, Tn g ging ) quire at this office. good a flour as Drug law as it contains no opiates MISOELT A sous Wh ite J&cket one of the best of the good fellows| . other harmful drugs, and we reco-| PUBLIC LIBRARY—Open Tues- s attorney of Thief River Falls, a 1 I : 3 Jim, the ElPaterno man,” spent e N s colds and lung troubles is not affected DR. J. T. TUOMY the last three days in this’ vicinity, politician of considerable note in the by the National Pure Food and Dentist leaving this morning for Walker. Ninth Congressional district, and est National Bank Bu 1d'g. Telephone No. 230 You will like to cook better if you : 2 over west, arrived in the city yester-| |\ \on 4 it as a safe remedy for chil-| days, Thursdays .and Saturdays, h: e execlusiv is flour DR. WARNINGER |use Hunt’s Perfect Baking Powder| 4, anq will remain here for several d d adults. E. A. Byrker 2:30to 6 p. m., and Saturday Wl s S iy of thisflon VETERINARY SURGEON and Extracts. Also “he” is sure to days. e B . evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also. — Telephone Number 209 § v 7 Third St.. one block west of 15t Nat't Bank | like your cooking. Ask for our P . Library in basement of Court ————— | Cook Book. No home is pleasant, regardless of Club Dance Friday Night. House. Mrs. E. R. Ryan, librar- PRAY AND TRANSPER. the comforts that money will buy,| The first club dance of the season| ian. T. E. Bruner, who has a fine home- ROE & MARKUSEN Wes Wri : i ily is i -| will be held at Masonic Hall Friday = stéad near Vol toffice, as when the entire family is in per-|will b ; WANTED—To buy 100 cords of . D?E.,,.TE},%P‘: from his homz pxoass: ec:enic:mea:; fect health. A bottle offOrino Laxa-| evening of this week. y good seasoned wood. Write us Phone 207 Phons 40. 404 Boltraml Ave | o oy in the city Hi was tivesFruit!Syrup costs 50 cents. It T %no:ling prilgesb Smg& DeMars, — o~ """ A : .| will cure every member of the family | STOLE +$400, 000 IN RELICS athgate, N. Dak. acc d b 3 g ELIvo. Tom Smart ompanied by Mrs "Tyrell, hig of constipation, sick -headache or " . . . | wife’s mother. = : 1 Phone Nowag™ | "&5’12;:&:?'33. - ['stomach trouble.. E. A. Barker. - French' Thief. Riobs Churches At Sug T.J. Nary, the general north- . . ) gestion of Antiquaries. T . country representative for the Pills} F-J- Wilson, the Tenstrike livery-| parfs, Oct. 10-£a' ‘great sensation Are You Going to Build? bury Logging company, came up | man, returned yesterday from La- It so write to i % | last i i | kota, N. D., where he has spent 'the % T A.G.LE VASSEUR |2stcvening from his home at Park | - mont-Ferrand, Who was arfested, with Rapids. Mr. Nary has extensive | 1ast two months, with his teams, on| his mother and his brother, charged for plans and specifications, SR p " ith complicity in the theft of the Modern Plans'. Careful Estimates. | operations in this north country. _:';:alh?d con;r:tcit. thMr. "‘Z;:ns:?(:rlt’:isl zlml:mcs ::);:)e u{ o:-lgh' ;hlch bg‘]’onged A. G.LE VASSEUR, arand Rapids, finn E. Kaelble, who now resides at) & C cn cams outin the % to the state and was valued &t $120, Hibbing, came over from the iron| St and Will go out therein a few| 000, from the Church 6t Ambazac, near : s < .| days and get them for work around | Limoges. range Tuesday and is spending lTy trik G . Thomas, Who :gave. himself up to several days here looking after his il clear his mother and brother, & declarefi . . s eV N % his| that after the passage of the churc! business interests in Bemidji. Mr, Cafl Wxtterso.n came .down. ¢l 15| and. state separation law nnd,tha tak- Kaelble recently took a stone and |{morning from his home at Margie. ing of the church inventories’ began timber claim in Cook Cmmty,g‘ He went to Cass Lake this noon |.antiquaries.of Paris, some of whom 5 PR 3 are millionaires, hired him and others which he claims is a very valuable{"d appeared before therflicnls of o 80 through the countey #2d bribe one. the U. S. land office at that place, | tpe parish ‘priests to surrender the W. D. Ford, who was connected relative to some land matters.: Carl | relics arull Isubstltut«: c:;nterfelts . } K . s which could later be turned over to with the Turkish bath parlorsherelast | W28 .accompame'd 'by John Nobl:es, 2| the state. winter, has been in the city the last| * homesteader living near Margie. | * He says, this plan of operations con- . T f two days. He has circulated a paper Fred La Favor has returned to m‘:z,‘&ax{:&ng}ffirzfit :'r;:;i?zsomfi; i iil Bros. The Popular Priced Clothiers. You'll look well in a brown suit; the color is becoming to most people. The women know this. Connected with the ° System of the among the business men of the city |! his labors at Barker's: drug store, not be: counterfeited he finally went 0 3 d l v 1 i i banstns ind ecured noueh guraate o aiter maing pent fhe. st fou| Bl 9 B e ¢ oo ur new model Varsity, In s trons to warrant him in starting| weeks, hunting, tramping and"hav-| P%rS or>- Ar 3 Telephone 'E pal g eks, g, PIng and. hav-| = mhomas estimated \‘_he amodn: of mk 3 elep C ® i xchange another bath parlor, which he will| ing a good time generally .in the | robberies at $400,000. ' ' rown, ma Es a swe arment. omlrany do in a very few days. | woods hereabouts and in the country b;{;“’?;’insifixi‘:a:;’lg‘ ‘gzcn :g‘;e t:: It S a . Henry E. Jones of Tampa, Fla,| TOrth dnd west of here. L. J. Lun-| $19.000. ‘He further;dectaredéthat the Minnesota, North and South Dakota and Western Wisconsin S - January Ist, 1907 32 50o INCREASE DURING 1906 writes: “I can thank God for my| demo, who filled the position of| antiquaries of Pariy get! ridsof their. present health, due to Foley’s Kid-| pharmacist during Fred’s absence, | “Plunder” in England and_America and announces his lnteptlunolo make ney Cure. I tried doctors and all | Tas returned to Minneapolis. a clean breast of it and: expose his kinds of kidney cures, but nothing|" A. E. ‘Witting, the cedar “dealer acmmpldemed him, done me much good till T took Foley’s | who has extensive interests along the Woman Weds Former Cévict. Kidney Cure. Four bottles cured [north line of the M. & L in the vicin- CIWONCE“EL :’I“’? %‘;} 7‘0_‘““‘ P 'a, eac a weal lan o me, and I have no more pain in my| ur.y of Blackduck,came down from the thi‘: city, has jus: eenyw:‘;:led to back and shoulders. Iam 62 years}| “Duck” this morning and went on old and suffered long, but thanks to through to Minneapolis on a busi- N Men.s Suits overcoats Foley’s Kidney Cure I am well and | mess trip. He reports evérything in| g, K " 3 - oman ‘of rank for; a business man If you like to vary from the i can walk and enjoy myself. It is|.his line moving along nicely, .and | whom.she loved despite th@disgrace|(fl" - ¥ Y Anyone contemplating pleasure to recommend it to those | that his partner, Charles {Trbndson, | OIOWInE Lis arrest, indictment 1ot .brown, you are sure to be up buying an Overcoat w:ll do needing a kidney medicine.” E. A.[is still mystified relative toflle Hks conv_f:&wnn?ort%fii;fi,ynzd»d«qonsequent . 1o, the last notch Of Style if well to look over our new Hart Schaffner & Marx Make The Value of Telephone”Service Increases with every new subscriber added At the raf® we are growing, and with our comprehensive up-to-date system, no one can afford to be without a Northwestern Telephone DON'T DELAY ORDER TODAY Barker. initiation. e i araindian, - |f§ ~.you buy a suit of elephant . | dels and fashions for fall i gray. “ and winter. They are made THE BIJOU ke s m L Lt ckiabis, 0 Ot Fiea DUt ‘We have hundredsof mixed in mixed and p'ain gravs, ? e % ‘mol AL rty-6ix ‘years, went . C. L. LASHER & co. g E LM N . |ithe hame of his wife npnd.dgprcing l;lls. r and SOII(Ii colors an(: shades and the usual darker fab'ics E—— SR | - || . ZZ::"?:X‘;?’T,.;‘.;’“?:'D el per i sholl to suit all tastes, cu invari- o4 mixtures divaree. ous models graibed ‘her andl feled to foreo car- ([l . ‘ $12 to $25 $12 to $25 Every Evening 7:30 to 10:30 — > 1 WHEALTEARE CHpn Saturday Afternoon 2:30 o 3:30 B f , : | boTio-acid into her -mouth, burning the i| flesh” about ‘her lps, Failifg In this gy he shot fber dead and ‘then turned the ONIGHT \ . : . N [l | = et R s Shirts_ A Drama so;lai[t;he Riveria, AENLARR i - NEWF“;::;' (;‘;“';:;_‘;_hvtfl‘;;ke il The Crossette Shoe makes. . f.t‘yi]?lon BdI'OS.' ShiTtSlIaW\ll-a);s\ Help Quick! T'm On Fire nr' P"“ ' "I'O“ Fl‘h c.l'r’ FOOII ?F"‘::,T;mfgs Q‘::{:E %s%ghl?::; : 2:2'5 ;VZ lk;:iz;\-:\]aadléleath- élst“ll)eatt::nswear e 5 wlosed shop con n: ‘which means 1 g L] I Yot g e o e e, foods tha, gre eapecially good for oruit, m e, L $5 $1 to $1.50 All My Dreams - Price’s] y. reasom, ‘of its| i < i Sk il & : The Cook's Drea || Peing made from wheat and celery, which s not | s * ™ " 0 « The home of Hart Schaffner . & Marx Glothes, Becker- Fixing Up the Wrong Flat{| O0IY strengthening, but possessing the materials| c,,,‘;:'.’.‘;‘.:"?gcf " e ol ~ Mayer Clothes_for Boys, Wilson Bros. Shirts rooram Ehimcrs i for maklng bone afld m e lt Wl“ make top Backwian, aged:fftysix years, was =l Bt e s e tempting and nourishing a luncfl clnld needs—w?l? v ‘»fn"filiir‘é.flt?.‘ b et : and Grossette Shoe Admission Ten Oents {| keep them well, gy e ad fo0d it is the bk | Stis Siler, ety [t it Y Next Door to First Natlonal Bank. BEMIDJI, MINN existence. The convmcmg proof is a trial. . mwwy '3’“'" Royocstion g g : \ DEFECTIVE PACE