Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 12, 1909, Page 4

r will act as catcher. Both gentlemen are artists in_their line, The Spooner ball park now pre- sents as good an appearance as any park in the state. The diamond has been graveled and drainage has Wandered to the Dock and Fell Into|been provided. The grand stand . ne has also received its share of im- the Rainy River.—Body Was provement. The main entrance Recovered. has been changed to the side, which will give more seating capacity. Architeet Frank L. Young of oy : Duluth, who is drawing the plan’s .Spooner, Iflne 12: ASpecial. 1o for Spooner’s new school building, Pioneer.)—Little Wilford Swedberg, | arrived in town this morning to be the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs.|present at the bidding on the 5 _{contract for the school building Swedberg, proprietors of the Lennox |y gentlemen who are here for the hotel, wandered to the Lennox dock| purpose of bidding on the contract f s are J. Schlemers of Duluth, C. M. and fell dn ithe: river, | Severtson of Crookston, and C. E. missed and search was made. His| Wierscks of Glenwood, Wis. mother, fearing he had'gone down to| The school of Baudette closed their school year with an interesting program last evening. The follow- his hat floating in the water and|jng program was given: part of his body was seen. He d:Vacat‘i:on Eon%”lscl_mol; oveni:z address, C. S. alquist; remarks, was brought to shore and a doctor William Hoelscher; music, “The called but life " was extinct. The| Holy City,” Prof. Hoelscher; open- little fellow wiould have been 2 years| ing speech, Laura Gunderson; “Hir- ing a Servant Girl,” three girls; drill, twelve girls; recitation, “The Blue 1 nil " ” Spooner and Baudette News Notes. ::‘fle: l;’eoygrez‘;ng’ l:{flfl:‘ée Bfi;gk?:;d Mrs. Ole Imsdahl of Big Woods, | The Grey Together,” intermediate Marshall county, is here on a visit | department; “The Flag,” three girls; with her sister, Mrs. I. R. Severtson. | recitation, “Little Orphan Allie,” Mrs. Slater, mother of Mrs. Ball, | Frances De Curtains; Squurel and Mr. Grenauch of Crookston are | Song,” ten pupils; recitation, “A here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ball. | Teacher’s House,” Julia Hanson; P. I Holen, president of the{Song, Vera Gibson; song, “Little First State Bank of Baudette, | Bov’s Gone to Sleep,” six pupils; arrived here last Tuesday and is| Lhe Jolly old Pedagogue of Long looking after his interests here. Ago,” L“_Clllf Tripp; “The Freckled Magnus Koeford, brother of Attor- | Face ~Girl” Laura Currey and ney S. M. Koeford of Baudette has| Minnie Pollard; group song, first accepted a position as assistant grade; song, “Annie Laurie,” seven cashier with the S i Bank | Pupils; orchestra. Casier with the Security State Bank | "Nipy'e School Mister and School Wubbens‘ Bavdette's second base Mistress,” a farce in three acts was man, had the misfortune to break also given. The cast of characters ) b . follows; the third finger on his right hand we’;‘eh:ssc;oglefister “Mr. Hobert,” while practicing for the ball game 4 g y Jast Sonda Clarence Murrey, Board of Educa- i S tion—Squire Jones, John Stone; Mrs. T. J. Williams left for Crook-}Squire Smith, Walter Orr; Doctor ston last week. She was accom-|Brown, Alfred Grphine; The School panied by Miss Mollie Westerberg, | Mistress, Miss Barton, Marguerite who has been here on a visit for the | Manville; pupils, . fifteen boys and last three months. seven girls. Miss Blondina Sitz left for Duluth| Act 1—school three weeks after Tuesday evening, where she will|opening of term; act 2—store of spend the summer with her brother. | Squire Jones, president of board; Mss Sitz taught the primary grades | act 3—scene 1, entry. Conversation at the Spooner school. among the boys; scene 2, school; William Curry and son, Chester, | scene 3, the boys’ poem; scene 4, arrived from Wicksburg, Mich., for|school again. an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dialogue, six boys; remarks by H. V. Curry. Most of the summer |Fresident of the school board, T. J. will be spent at Curry’s Point, on|McGuire. Orchestra. the Lake of the Woods. A launch party, consisting of Messrs. Albert Berg and Odin iestic ‘T Hilden, went to Lommens homestead The, Majestic ’lheater, usder t.he Wednesday and visited there for the | '6W Management, is meeting with day. Mr. Lommen and daughter |the hearty approval of the lovers Ruth returned with them and left | of good, high class vaudeville and is last evening for Duluth. receiving loyal support. Manager The Spoouer public park is now | Ellis is installing an electric venti- presenting a fine appearance. It lati : stem, also one of the finest has been fenced, two iron gates have Ll 7 RO s been purchased and erected, The elect'rical signs in‘the north country, grounds have been seeded with |and intends making that playhouse grass seeds. When the boat house |modern in every respect. Change and dock are completed it will be|of vaudeville tonight. an ideal place for recreation. —_—— The Spooner public school closed Attention, M. B. A. on Friday evening last. The com- L mencement exercises were appreci- Themembers of Bemidji lodge ated by all present. The opperatta | M. B. A. are requested to meet in was well rendered to a crowded |the I. O. O. F. hall Sunday afternoon house. The eight grade presented |to attend in a body the funeral ser- the school with a handsome large | vices of Walter Howe, which will be flag. . . |held in the Norwegian Lutheran Thomas Shevlin, Jr., of Minne-| church at1:30 p. m., and will also apolis looked after the Shevlin inter- | 5ot a5 an escort of the body to the est at the Rainy River Lumber|g N depot at 3:30. company’s mill at Rainy Riverand| G M. Hammond, Pres. the Shevlin-Mathieu Lumber com- M s g . ’s mill 3 i " " and Mrs. Mathieu. A regular meeting of the Ameri- George Sandland of Stephen, who | can Order of O wis will be held in has been attending the state uni-|the Eagles hall Tuesday evening, versity for the last two years,|commencing at 8 o'clock, All arrived in our village Monday in|members are requested to be pres- company with Mr. Larson, who will | ent as business of importance will act as piicher for the Spooner ball|be transacted, team this summer. Mr. Sandland — Alvin Frost, Secretary. D DEPAIR NEPARTMENT | OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT Is famed throughout this and adjoining states. We have built up a reputation as being experts in the repair of high grade watches, repairing and manufacturing fine jewelry. 2-YEAR-OLD BOY DROWNS AT SPOONER YESTERDAY He was the river, ran down and discovered old tomorrow. Majestic Receiving Good Support. 14 E] oM 8m en We carry one of the largest stocks of Precious and Semi-Precious Gems in the State. We buy Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, and the cheaper stones direct from the cutters and importers, and save you 20 per cent. Estimates given on Special Work. Chains, Emblems, Rings, Pins, made to order. GED. T. BAKER co. Manufacturing Jewelers 116 Third st WATCH INSPECTOR M. & I. RY. Near the Lake THE BERMAN EMPORIUM This Season’s Greatest Clearance Sals BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 12 Ten Days of Unparalled Bargain Giving in Dry Goods, Milli- nery, Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Garments, Undermuslins, Ladies’ Furnishings, Shoes, etc. Every department included in this sale. No goods reserved. The backward sea- son with new goods coming in constantly makes our stock larger and more complete than any other season. This means stronger values, greater bargains, as we must reduce stock and raise money. This sale will exceed even our famous Semi-Annual Clearance sales. The following are only a few quotations of the marvelous bargains offered in this sale. Waists Our Waist department is our just pride. No other store offers such wide opportunity for selection, choice, and popular prices. One lot well made Waists in white, black and colors, 59 BAIC i s ok ans oh BN SEREEE wH L IR0 S e e ek c One lot fine liugerie Waists, embroidery, tucks and lace trimmed, in black and white lawns; also white and 98 colored tailored waists. Broad selection. In this sale C 20 per cent off on our entire stock of high grade mid=-sum- mer waists, including the new tailored linen, nainsook elaborately trimmed, messaline, taffeta, net, and habeitia waists. Emdroideries We are greatly overstocked in this department and are obliged to make a great sacrifice. Every piece of this em= broidery is this season’s stock, comprising the newest, prettiest patterns. Good time to stock up for future need. One fourth off on the entire line. Laces, bands, allovers and trimmings, all at 20 per cent discount. One special lot fine laces, values to 10c, while they last 5 Per yard. ... . ... C Lot Germon and French val, new patterns, worth to 12 18¢, sale, per yard. ... ... SRR, SN T S c Dress Goods White goods, lawns and organdies, all new patterns and this season’s style of fabrics; 20 per cent off on the en= tire line. We are offering exceptional values in this sale at 15¢ per yard, in the newest lawns, linens, ginghams, zephyr crepe. Gingham and the best American print go at, per 4 YAPd . oo i 2c One lot beautiful black voile and taffeta, just the thing for warm weather, worth up to $14.00, for quick sales . 4 4 $6-48 The rest of our entire line of latest make in black, colors - and novelty materials go at one=fifth off in this sale. Muslin Underwear at one=fifth off. It would be difficult to describe or imagine a larger or better assorted line than comprises our this season’s stock; each garment made of finest material, daintily trimmed and finished; all cut extra full; at prices that would hardly cover the cost of the material. One lot gowns, handsomely trimmed in embroidery 49 or lace, finished with beading, at Cc Another lot elaboratel o onign orately trimmed gowns, extra full 980 One lot petticoats, beautifully trimmed, deep flounce 98 3 rows insertion, wide edging, at........ C Suits, Dresses, Coats and Jjackets at great sacrifice. Beautiful white lin- gerie dresses and elegant messaline taffeta gowns, made in in the height of fashion, at less than it cost to make them; saving the trouble to match trimmings and being fitted. Silk and Heatherbloom Petticoats in all colors to match your dresses at a liberal discount. Many are taking advantage of our Millinery Closing Out Sale. Best time to buy your Fourth of July hat while the selection is good. This sale enables everyone to buy a midsummer hat. Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers for ladies, mfsses and children. One sale . .. special lot shoes and oxfords, regular $3.50, this $1 98 20 per cent discount on our entire stock, comprising a large selection of the newest in shoes, oxfords and slippers, in black, brown and gray; a new and handsome line of shoes, oxfords and slippers for misses and children; all included in this sale. Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets in the latest models at one-fifth off One-fifth off on all Hosiery and Gauze Underwear The same low prices prevail in every department. This is not a sale of broken lots or odds and ends; our stock is complete with high grade merchandise in this season’s newest productions. In this sale you can buy what you need at marvelous reductions ale Begins Saturday, June 12 SKkirts It is an established fact that our skirt department is equal to any shown in the larger cities, the stock being re= plenished almost weekly with new models, latest materials and shades, and are sold at a great saving to you. One lot skirts in black and colors, $6.00 value, this sale.. $3-50 | BERMAN MPORIUM St S P R0 A S