Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1909, Page 7

Blackduck, Dec, 5.— (Special correspondence of the Pioneer.)- A. j. Flemington moved his family into their new home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker-of Summit Township have a new baby boy. A family by the name of Davis now occupy one of Dr, Freeburg's cottages on Third street. Mrs. Bisbee of Duluth came on Thursday night to assist in caring " for her daughter, Mrs, Koch. J. M. Reed has announced a “big sale’”at his store beginning December 3 and continuing for a week, Mrs. C. G. Johnson came up| from Bemidji Thursday evening ing for a couple of days visit with her many friends. While here she was entertained in the E. L, Oberg home, C. G. Johnsom came up from Bemidji on Monday evening on business. A few friends appreci- ated a call. J. C. Sullivan, ‘the popular jeweler,. departed {on. Saturday morning for a week’s visit in Minneapolis. ’ On-next Sunday the church sér- vices will.be held in the auditorium of the new. Presbyterian church .for the first time. The regular meeting of the Lin- coln Study club will be held at the home of Mrs. George HEstabrooks on Monday evening. Dr, Elizabeth Monahan came down from International Falls last Wednesday by a short visit. Asa member of the Study club she par- ticipated 1n the reception Wednes- day evening. The Presbyterian Sabbath school preparations - for a Christmas program to be given on Christmas'Eve in the church, The!work has all been placed in the hands of committees. has* begun " : Dr, ]. C. Koch went to Hudson, Wis., the first of last week return- ing Thursddy morning. Mrs, Koch; who has been 1n a private sanatorium for some months, returned with him. Altho much improved in health Mrs. Koch is not yet able to be out much.; The-Lincoln:Study:Club gavea most delightful informal reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs,J. C. Parker on last Wednesday even- ing. Just members; their hus- bands and sweethearts were pres- ent and an enjoyable evening was spent in various games, guessing contests, etc, = Sandwiches, scal- loped oysters, coffee and cake were served. Mrs, Charles Hayden and Mrs. E. L. Oberg entertained the ¢500” club at a 6 o’clock dinner at the home of Mrs. Hayden on Friday evening. The table with covers for sixteen was in the shape of a *‘club? and beautifully decorated in the club colors of red and black and the four emblems of cards. . The four courses' of the dinner were delicious and daintly served. The remainder of of the. evening was deévoted: to'ithe ‘game of “¢‘500:? Mrs, C. G. ]ohnson was the guest of honor." FLOUfi MILLS REOPENING Minneapolls Millers Say They GCan Now Ship ‘Product. Minneapolis, Dec. +—Seven flour mills were reported in operation in this city. The Northwestern -Consoli- dated Milling company has its A and B mulls going. The Pillsbury Flour company has its B and Anchor mills going, Washburn-Crosby company had half of its C and its D mills in opera- tion. The Ilatter company reported that the Minneapolis and St. Louis road is helping it out and that more mills will be reapened. BREAD TRUST FOR . . EASTERN STATES Sald 1o Bo Organized at lsti gation of Millers. ‘New York, Dea. .—The bread trust - hag been formed: ‘Backed presumably by Western capital and organized al +| the instigation of some of the largesi flouring mills in the country the trusi is expectcd to add a cent to a loaf tc the present price of bread and so vie with the beef trust and the milk trusi in adding to the cost of the primary necessities of life. Announcement of the new concern, with an estimated capital of from $10, 000,000 to $15,000,000 behind it, was made public here. According to this announcement Max Oscher, a Western capitalist, is believed to be the mov- ing spirit. Oscher, when in this city a few days ago, admitted engineering the formation of a bread end cake con: cern in the Eastern states with a cap italization of not less than $10,000, 000, though he denied it was to be a “trust.” The )fl:(lt, it is belleved, is planning %o buy its flour direct from Western mille on mammoth contracts covering long periods and in this way to have a strong influence on the flour supply. GIRL MURDERED AND ROBBED Assailant Forces Acid Down Her Throat. Pltubuu,KAn. Deec. —Miss Goldie Ingberg was murdered and robbéd at her home here. "Her assailant forced carbolic acid down her throat, robbed her of her diamond ear rings and then dragged her out on the front porch, where she was found later by Her mother, who was awakened by her daughter’s moaning and calling. Miss Ingberg’s ear rings had been torn from her ears. She lived but a short time affer being found. 5 More Engines Work at Superior. Superior, Wis., Dec. 6.—The roads here are gradually improving the sit- uation locally. Two more engines were added to the half dozen previous- ly out and the roads are accepting all freight, previous restrictions being res moved. The roads are gradually get- ting more trains in motion. - —— REMEMBER = R e — REMEMBER This is the greatest, most sensational Outer Garment Sale of the season. It is absolutely unprecedented. It af- fords to every practical, prudent Bemidji woman an unusal opportunity to SAVE MONEY That unlike other advertised sales we, even in this GREAT outpourins, insist absolutely upon the superior quality of our Merchandise. We, as always, give our unchanging guaranty of absolutely DEPENDABLE QUALITY MINNESOTA $3,000 Worth of Suits, Coats and Dresses TO BE SOLD AT THE MOST REMARKABLE PRIGES ever made on new garments of style and character, with practically all of the real winter before you. 'We unhesitatingly say that this is the most extensive and lowest price sale we have ever conducted. Not merely a handful of odd clean-up coats, suits and dresses, nor yet a small special lot, but the entire stock of this Greater Women’s and T. 1. BEMIDJI CRANE & CO. Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Garmemis Materials, They have the newest -spite-of the low price. Children’s Store. For regular $12, $14, $16 Values Extremely smart and practical coats, suitable for street and utility wear. Come in Fancy Mixtures, Wide Wale Homespuns, Furs of Beauty and Worth ‘Furs with a Guarantee Every dollar spent buys real value, and good furs will last a long time and look right all the time. Select what you need. We'll lay it away until Xmas or de- liver it at your pleasure. Black Lynx Furs Beautiful first grade- skins, scarf with head:- and tails, pil- ow muff with head and tails, $11.50 and Kerseys. style features in For regular $18; $20, $22 values Most of these coats come strictly in some very effective designs. many new features exhibited in revers; pockets and collars. Broadcloths, Kerseys; Wiltons, Cheviots -ahd New: Wide Wales. .There are Materials are $45 BEAR IN MIND THAT this store appeals to the reasonmg publlc through moderation i in its statements rather than through exaggeratlon. ments always argue for truth because they cannot be anythmg but genuine. ment made in our advertising is found to be absolutely true by the thinking women who trade here daily. Repeatedly we are told by customers that $14.50 values A most satisfactory collectlon of coats, indeed. Fancy Imported Broad- : Ceracule Cloth; and Military and Tight- cloth, Kerseys, Novelty Coatings. fitting effects: For regular $24, 526, $28, Moderate state- Every state- Thls group is Kayser Silk’ Stockings For tomorrow we place on sale 12 doz imported Iq:al}an Silk Stockings, wear gfiar- anteed, in the follow- ing colors: White, Bronze and Black. $1.50 a pair. Gray, For $30, $32 and $32.50 has our unqualified approval. novelties are included, made of finest Broadcloths and Imported Blockings, | copies of late foreign modes. ] More tailored coats and suits than are to be found in any other Ladies’ Garment Department of this entire vicinity. values an assemblage which Many The New Petti Slip The only practical undergarment for the new modes in gowns, All popular colors and prices. Ask to see them. Late arrivals. Pet- ticoats in all colors and prices. Vassar Mufflers Silk Head Scarfs and Wraps. they are thankful to have a store where they can depend absolutely on the quality of their purchases. Better still, prices are moderate---the best costs no more than you are asked to pay else- where for the other kind of merchandise. 44-inch Form-Fit Sweaters. Our entire stock of Sable Squirrel Sets Large Rug Muffs, Military Effect Neck Pieces, $26 set and up. - Children’s Coats and Turkish Novelty Jewelry Hat Pins, Belt Buck- els, Neck Pins and Sets. Dresses on sale at One=Third the orig- inal price. Complete assortment of Scarfs and Sets srom $4 up. Child’s Sets from $1.50 to $9.