Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 17, 1909, Page 7

- =ir o M Bring Y‘our Orders to . T. BEAUDETTE Merchant Tailor Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty 314 Minnesota Avenue THE FISHERMEN ARE NOW USING THE FISH HOUSES Season Opened Wednesday.—Not as Many Houses on Lake as in Former Years. ] MAJESTIC THEATER EDW. CURREY, MGR. ~nn Latest and Best Moving Pictures PROGRAM--TONIGHT 1. The Personal Conduct of Henry, Comedy. 2. Illustrated Song “My Southern Rose” 3. The Winning Boat Dramatic ~~ ADMISSION Children 5c., Adults 10c. 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY 3 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 Wednesday was the first day of the open season for the lawful use of fish houses in which to take the “rough fish” from the inland waters of Minnesota, and local spearmen had their houses out on the lake early that day. For some seven years past, Lake {| Bemidji has been dotted, principally through the center, from Diamond Point eastward toward the outlet of the Mississippi river, with the little tar-covered houses wherein is placed a stove and the interior made com- fortable for the occupant, who sits beside a big hole and awaits the arrival of the big “‘sharks” (pickerel) which can be plainly seen in the water. For the past three winters, fishing through the ice has not been very good, on Lake Bemidji, for some reason; and there are fewer houses DR.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely Stop That Gough. "on the lake this winter than since theuse of a. fish house was made lawful by act of the legislature. Certain requirements must be complied with, before one can use a fish ‘house, t h e principal one of which is that the person desiring to use the fish house must first procure a license theretor from the .State Game and Fish Com- mission, stating that he desires to secure pickerel, suckers, red horse, carp and bull heads. The locating of these fish houses, with their holes in the ice, are un- doubtedly of benefit to the fish, which are hemmed in under the frozen waters, as the holes furnish air for the finny ones. One of the first fisherman to haul his fish house to the lake was T. J. Miller, the “insurance man,” who is one of the most successful winter fishermen in this section. Bad Fire at Cass Lake. Cass Lake, Dec. 17.—12 M.— (Special to Pioneer.)—Fire of un- known origin, but supposed to have started from a stove, last night did severe damage to David Latandress’ store and also very nearly destroyed the Great Northern building, the DropeFty of Ole Farguson. o Thefire was discovered about mid- night and had gained considerable headway. The local firemen respond- ed'and did yoeman service in keep- ing the flames from spreading and confined the fire to the Latandress and Great Northern building. It is estimated that fully $1,000 damage was done by the fire. The damage to the Latandress building is only partially covered by in- surance, but it is believed that all the damage to the Great Northern building was dully covered by in- surance. Moral: Insure with the T. J. Miller Insurance Agency. Wm. McKinnon Is Dying. Cass Lake, Dec. 17.—12 M.— (Special to Pioneer.)—The father of William McKinnon today received a telegram from Denver, Col., stating ‘that his son, William McKinnon, was dying and there 'was absolutely no hope for his recovery. William was recently stricken blind, and it was discovered that there was a tumor on his brain, Great sorrow is expressed here at the sad afflictions of the unfortunate young man. PORTRAITS An inspection of my photographs will convince you that every photo is not alone an artistic piece of work, but also an exact likeness combived with art. It is appreciated by our most art loving people here. 'fo avoid the rush in the afternoon, remember by my Aristo Lamp I am able to make sittings, not alone during the evenmng, but also dark days. My Studio is the only Electric Light Studio within two hundred miles of here. Those coming in on the evening train can have photos taken and see proof before returning home gn the night train. A choice collection of artistic views. You Ought to See ’Em THE HAKKERUP ELECTRIC AND DAYLIGHT STUDIO Subscribe for The Pioneer Let Us Christmas Specials Men’s Neckwear.---A fine range of colors and patterns in ties and mufflers at 25c¢. to $1.50. Holiday Suspenders in Handsome Colors, neatly boxed 25c. to 75c. Automobile Scarfs A very pretty line of these useful scarfs 25c. to $3.50. Shoes All of our $4.00 and $3.50 shoes will be sold at a Holiday price of $2.98. 1 Lot. Ladies Felt $1.50 to $1.65 Slippers at a Holiday price of $1.19. secure a large profit of a small volume of business. aRial AOLIDAY SAL THE BAZAAR STORE l Fill Your Holiday Wantl Here Are Soma of the Things You May Be Looking Fe. Great Handkerchief Sale Ladies Initial 10c. Handkerchiefs at Fancy Swiss Embroidered Ker- chiefs, 25¢c. and 35c. Very Elaborate Handkerchiefs at 40c., 50c. and 75c. Battenberg Handkerchiefs at $2.50. Gentlemen’s Fine Initial Handker- chiefs 2 for 25c. Ladies Neckwear Dainty jabots and collars in the very latest effects---the new side effects, in lace, chiffons, etc., 25c., 35c., 50c., 75¢c. and $1.50. Ribbons Fancy Ribbons for children’s wear hand bags, needlework, etc. Regular 35c. and 40c., now only 19c. And Then Remember That Santa Claus has deposited a good share ot his stock in our Annex. He has left a handsome line of dainty China, ple. Among them is one lot plates at 23¢ and one lot bowls at 29c. For the little folks, Boys and Girls, we have mechanical toys, drums, tool chests, dolls, dishes, games, etc., etc., at low prices. There are numberless articles on display at this store that are priced lower than they ought to be, bu Pottery and Toilet Articles and Stationery for the grown-up peo- ! Extra Specials Black Taffeta Silks 36 inches wide regular $1.25 quality, now 89c. Fancy Silk Waisting, regular 65c., now 39c. Dress Goods Choicest line of dress goods in the city to select from. One lot consists of plain and fancy weaves in the new- est shades. Former prices $1.35 to $1.50, Holiday price $1.12. Ready-to-Wear Garments We want to clean up on all our Ready-to-Wear Garments before inventory and to do this the quickest consisting of Childrens, Misses and Ladies Coats, Ladies Suits and Furs at about One-half regular price. we will place on sale our Entire Line ‘ I ' t we prefer to do a large business at a small-profit than to MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR ~- THE BAZAAR STORE ~--