Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 29, 1908, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED NVERY AFTHENOON, BEMID]I PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. By CLYDE J. PRYOR. Entered in the postoffice at Bemidi{. Minr.. a8 second class matter. SUBSCRIPTIDN‘---SS.DO PER ANNUM THE OPSAHL-ALLEN COMBINATION. Nearly every exchange that comes | to this office “contains a little free! advertising for the Bemidji Daily Pioneer, in the form of condolence, over the lack of support on the part| of the business men; commindations where its excellence as a newspaper, etc., anent the recent editorial that appeared in its columns wherein the management threatened the public with the dire calamity of going back to the publication of a weekly only, if there was not more substantial evidence of approbation, in the form of the “long green.” Well, well, bro hers, this newspaper | business is a strenuous life, but cheer up, there may be better times coming.—Bemidji Sentinel. The above is the policy of “dog- in-the-manger” which has been adopted by the new legislative com- bination which is at present at the helm over at the Sentinel office. Be it known that the local columns of the Sentinel would be woefully lack- ing of matter of a Iocal nature were it not for the fact that every even-|| ing the Daily Pioneer is left at the Sentinel office and the lo-al scribes of that publication grab it with avidity, oftimes making no changes whatever in the matter as it appears | originally in this paper. In fact, the man whose name now appears at the head of the Sentinel as editor (A. B. Allen) has often boasted that he took matter bodily from the{ Pioneer, without the usual courtesy of crediting the same. However, the Daily Pioneer challenges comparison of its news columns with those of any other Daily or Weekly paper published in north ern Minnesota; and were it left for the Sentinel to give the outside world the news of this community and “boost” the city as a progressive, live community, little would be heard of Bemidji. = We have always attempted to do a little “bonsling” for Bemidji and Beltrami county, without asserting that this was the most tax-ridden, disreputable place on earth in which to live, as one would believe were he or she to read this week’s issue of the Sentinel, which is very evidently issued in the sole interest of J. J. Opsahl’s candidacy to the legislature -and bearing out the assertion made by the Pioneer some time ago that the Beltrami County Tax League was but another name for a new politi- cal organization. WEEK-END SPECIAL WILL TAKE CROWDS TO FAIR Sleepers Will Be Attached to Sunday Night, Angust 30, Train to Cities. The people of Bemidji and vicinity will be pleased to learn that a way is being provided whereby those who desire to go to the state fair at Ham- line can leave Bemidji Sunday night, August 30th, and be in either of the twin cities early Monday fore- noon, August 31. The M. & I. railway company will run its week-end special train from International Falls Sunday night, est mile ever trotted by a gelding 1 2:03 34. This equals the Sweet Marie record, second heat made in 1907, and 'sets a new world’s record in the time made by a gelding on a race track during a race. Highball did the quarter in 29:3-4, the half in one minute: flat, and the three-quarter in 1:30 3-4. He won for the first dav of the Minnesota any track in the country. $6000 freeorall trot announced| heaequarters at the State Fai location on the grounds will be the same as last year, rear the Pre State:Fair, and he will be in one of | 43ine on Frim;ny row, i ‘the fastest fields ever assembled on |the left as yon gl in from the St. Paul entrance at, Snelling avenue. nelghbo:xng states. a8 well, will be A ‘bureau of information, place to rest and leave ‘cordially. welmmed. ¥ packages, will be arranged for. All typeyrit‘e rib] Just to| two and tri the uniform price of 75¢ each. J MINNESOTA W STATE FAIR RS 29| Minneapolis School of Fine Arts FROM THURSDAY, OCT.1. TO SATURDAY 574 Y29, L Academic eat—Dre and Painting. , Department of Decorative T8 m:.,l aft—Work in Leather, Mo3 ewely Depuwmm and Mechanical Drawing, For, fun/wrtmrhmlars apply to Robert Koekler, D: Kocehler, Director, Library Bldg., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. SPECIAL FROWN LINES ONE WEEK ONLY! SAugust 31 to Sept. 6, STATE FAIR WEEK Wewill remove sour frown lines and guar- antee that they wiil never return, no matter hiow long you have had them ot how deep {he may be. Our method is Painless and Blood- less; does mot nterfere with your business ot social duties. Call and get further informa- tion, Our regular price for this work *+ from $20.00 to $40.00. One Week Only. 20 pey ceni Discornt on | a2t Work During the Week. ForFree Advice CBII or Write | The EARLE DERMATOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Office, 7 South Sixth St—et, Room 4, o o iia s ° ™ MINNEAPOLIS. ‘WATCH FOR OUR SOAP COUPONS, Don't Forget the Date, ONE WEEK ONLY. Four Cylinder Motor Cycle. $1o.00 5 S5 i od cAlso agents for o of the Best Single Cylinder Motor Cycles inthe N W. The WAGNER and SPRING FRAME MERKEL Agents for five of the Leading Bicycles Made.—Repairs for All Makes. EDWARDS CYCLE CO. 119 South Sixth Street, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. AT OUR Time to Call BARBER COLLEGE i frisyess s s tor offer you to learn a great professional trade. " Only short time required to learn the barber profession. Established 1893, MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 27 Nicollet Ave. MINNEAPOLIS. All State Fair Street Cars Pass Our Door. The College Vital Science Opens Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1908 SPECIAL RATES FOR FALL TERM No profession offers such exceptional financial inducements to men and women The extraordinary demand for Vital Science practitioners willnot be met for many years. For information regarding faculty and course address during fair week and see for August 31, and already G. A. Walker, local agent for the company is taking up the matter of how many from Be- midji would go to St. Paul that night, if sleeping-car accommodations were provided for passengers from this city. Mr. Walker desires all who would go that way to consult with him and leave their names, so that he can make arrangements for extra sleep- ing cars for that night. Notice. All those knowing themselves to be indebted to us will do us a favor by calling and settling same before Sept. 1. This is due to Mr. Fraser’s retiring from the business and who expects to go into business else- where, ey Great Race for State Fair. Devotees of the “sport of kings” will have an additional incentive to watch at the races at the Minnesota State Fair, Aug. 31 Sept. 5 through the performance of Highball. In tke second heat of the free-for-all trot on the Peoria track last Fridav. when this remarkable horse went the fast- o —Bisiar & Fraser. DR. MELVIN L. GATES, Pres’t (Superintendent Gates’ Sanitarium) 1322 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, ¢/ TRUSSES No one Any Where carries a better line, and No One on Earth can give you better service in fitting. Fifteen years Experience right here in Minneapolis. Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Hosiery, Etc. Made to Order. Shoulder Braces, Hearing Instruments, Suspensory Bandages Don’t fail to call on us while attending the State Fair, Tucker Truss & Appliance Co., 811 Nicollet Aveuue, 2d Floor Kimpail Building. ~ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. The 31§ o ARPEoRg e OFFICE EXCELLENT LOCATION SCHOOL An Experienced Lady Attendant. Our own methods in Bookkeeping. Gregg Shorthand and Touch Typewriting. Home Study - Courses for out of-town _Students. o arn part of your tuition in our office Dept. - L Principal.— B\fi ‘Workers: noon lessons in Gregg 723 NICOLLET Sho and after Aug. 24, 12:20 to 12:55 p. Cor..Nie. & 8thStreet.§ This may be your opportunity. 205' Northwestern Building. s except the lor ribbons or special; makes on sale at thePioneer office 1t Just to remind you of ‘the importance of sav-. ingyourteeth. That’s my business. - DR. G. M. PALMER and be assured a salary of when course i completed. State Fair week, if not, write for Free Catalogue, RATES REASONABLE. BARRY'S INSTITUTE 0F TELEGRAPHY, 7 s e THE LEADING CREAM BUYERS OF THE NORTHWEST \¥rite For Prices MILTON DAIRY CO. ST. PAUL “THE HOUSE THAT MAKES GOOD” McLEOD & SMITH, Headquarlers for Upholstered Furniture 0 Foo i A L L K 1 When in the city don’t fail to see us. 700 Central Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. = LIGHTNING PROTECTIO i We will be in our old stand in = = : / Booth No. 3, Maln Building. = ' STATE FAIR WEEK Storm apparatus, and will welcome you all, 1315-17 FOURTH ST. S.E., MINNEAPOLIS, SHADEGG ENGINE CO., 315 Third Street South, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, THE CHEAPEST IN CANADA Worth $25, will sell for $15.—a chance to make $1,600 on one hundred and fifty acres. I own nine splendid spring wheat farms in Canada. Worth $22,50 to $25.00 per acre; only $15,00 per acre. Southeastern Saskachewgn. Fine dark loam, elay subsoil, s ‘water; near schools, churches and r;ulroads and surrouude fine unproved farms. Biggest snap in Canada today, BURDETTE LAND COMPANY, e Big State Fair IT WrLL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE FOLL.WING BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL EMP@RIUMS ; T By "'l"ln Taylor .6,1 ,—of Advord.lnl." Minneapolis. LEARN TELEG RAPHY AT THE “ONLY EXPERT SCHOOL” $60.00 TO $125.00 PER MONTH 7 Visit our school if in the city during with a great display of Thunder. H. TOWNSLEY&SONS jj AND ROV BOATS.| Teoth Sclentlflcally Restored CANADA FARM LANDS h.bnfi",: s sl T Bl Exponie Will sell 160,-320 or 640 acre farm as you desire; Will make terms to suit. Located in the famous Roseview settlement, Arcola Alamanda dlstnct. To those ‘who:have money and intend to buy I will make $15 ratés from St. Paul and return any Wednesday. Write me at once for free maps and literature, also my $10-per day guaranbee “that my farms are as represented. AUG 31 . TO SEP 5 1904:» CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE Oldest and Largest Mail Order Whiskey House. Troporters and Wholesalers Fine Whiskies, Brandies, Wines an Liguors, Call on us while attendingthe tate Fair. Mail Orders delivered by Freight or Express the same day that orders arc receive :d Wn(e for Price List. 209 Nicollet Avenue, s ey AL e, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Low Price, Rapid, Simple, Durable, Great Range, Easy Operated. Can Duplicate euy Cement Block Make all your buildings of blocks that give a dry wall. LOOK AT THE WALL, Continuous Air Space. No Furring or Lathing. Our: Mixer is the Best, let tis tell you aboutit. See us at the Fair,near Machinery Hall. Write for Catalog NODAMP MACHINERY (0., 415 Andrus Building, MINNEAPOL'S, MINX “IT PAYm A Trial will prove this O. K. CHAMPION POTATO DIGGER. Don’t Fail to see it at my STATE — FAIR EX- F fl B HIBIT. MINNEAPOLIS Will also have on display the finen line of Farm Machinery in the Northwest. PETER FABER, 211-213-215 Plymouth Ave. Minneapolis. $70.00 CASH MINNEAPOLIS’ FINEST TAILOR q When in Minneapolis, be sure and call at my store. I want to show you my Fall Goods for Suits and Overcoats made to order, or take your measure for future reference. Yours truly, HARRY MITCHELL q Store 310 Nicollet Avenue. - Minneapnlis @lagsical School. Fitting School for University of Minnesote, Eastern Colleges, WEST POINT and ANNAPOLIS. 2y "A.D. HALL, A. M, PROZPAL. Summer Classes and, Tutoring FALL 9IERM, for College Examinations. SEPTEMBER 14, 1908, 1228 Fourth Street S. E., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Como or Oak Street Car. !ay E{ffi{’l‘?‘-“ Inlay P.ocess The Perfection of Dental Skill You have read about the Inlay method—some friend Of yours who has been a patient of ours will tell you about ‘Our best advertisement is the work we do.. X n,’ Special inducements to State Fair oisitors. THE INLAY DEWTAL COMPANY, 703 Henr.cpin Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS MINN. e S— B‘ 't miss seeing the Buescher “True Tone"” Qflkahlxe Cornets. \dlmyonm;mumul instrument, go S toonew)mhwws—flut’ . B e s