Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 24, 1909, Page 2

e A ——— THE BEMIDJI DALLY PIONEER PUBLISHED EYERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING GO. E. H. DENU. G. E. CARSON. A. G. RUTLEDGE, Editor: Mnterad In the Postoffico o SUBSCRIPTION---85.00 PER YEAR IN ADYANGE MERRY CHRISTMAS. The Pioneer will not publish a paper tomorrow—Christmas day— suspending the usual “grind” of a daily paper and allowing our em- ployes to properly enjoy the day, free from the cares of labor. We take this opportunity to wish all our patrons and subscribers a merry, merry Christmas, and may you have many returns of the day. Keep the good cheer spirit within you and do something to assist others to enjoy the season; and your happiness will increase tenfold. And again, merry Christmas to all, CHRISTMAS PLUMS. Be merry. Be friendly. Chide mildly. Give good gifts. Don’t be grouty. Love all, hate none. Forget your troubles. Remember dear ones. Make everybody happy. Wish all a Merry Christmas. ‘Tone up and be at your best. Wind up the year as well as you began. Don’t spend the day so it will bring regret, For goodness sake pay up your subscription. Forget your grudges and give a friendly grasp. Appear different, if it’s nothing more than to smile. Be grateful for what you have, and hopeful for what you might rea- sonably expect. If you enjoy a good fat dinner, don’t forget the many who will sit around a scanty table. In your home gatherings let some- one read the “Events of the Year,” as they have been chronicled in the Pioneer, then recommend it to your neighbors and send it to your friends. But our dish is full of Christmas plums, so now partake until New Year’s comes, and we wish our read- ers a merry time, in fact, of all others, the most sublime; be good, be true, and be be ye cheery, and may your Christmas be right merry, LET'S GET TOGETHER. The republican papers of the state, with two or three exceptions; are giving Governor Eberhart the support that he is entitled to in all his undertakings. The most notable exceptions are the St. Cloud Journal: Press and the Princeton Union. Both of these papers apparently have candidates of their own. The Journal-Press favors Ripley Brower and the Union is for “Bob” Dunn, undoubtedly. This condition no doubt accounts for the numerous crticisms which these publications make on every move made by the governor. Be good, for once, boys; and let’s see if we cannot elect a republican governor next fall, Governor Eberhart may not be perfect, and no doubt he has made mistakes and will continue to make them. However, none of his errors were glaring mistakes, nor were they of such a nature but that they can be easily overlooked; and now is the one opportunity to pull together in a united manner. HOCH DER KAISER IS SPREADING. The “Hoch der Kaiser” campaign for state treasurer is spreading like wildfire over ‘the state. The north- ern Minnesota newspapers are en- thusiastic in their support of the Bagley banker for the republican nomination for state treasurer, and the southern Minnesota and twin city papers are rapidly falling into line. Northern Minnesota is en- titled to at least one state office, and by presenting a candidate who fills every requirement of the office sought, as to ability, experienoe and party fealty, its claims should, and no doubt they will, be recognized. Exclusive to the Last. An Instance of exclusiveness maln tained under difficulties is reported from the ladies’ cabin of an Atlantie liner. All were sick except one lady and a cat, which wandered uneasily sbout. The lady ventured to stroks the cat, remarking, “Poor pussy.” Th¢ eat was inclined to respond and elevat ed its tail in token of good will, whez from a neighboring berth came i choking tones the words, “Excuse me that is a private cat[”—Argonaut. Here's hoping ‘good*old Santa Claus Will bring you lots of cheer; Wishing you a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year. —Chas. Nangle. We'll join you tomortéw. Our store will not be open. May you enjoy a Merry Christmas. Schneider Bros. It has been a pleasure to 'serve you through 1909. A very Merry Chiristmas to you all. —Roe & Markusen. May our relations during the coming year be as pleasant as the past. We greet you with a Merry Christias. —Abercrombie’s. We are one of you and hopeto -remain among you through many more years. Our wishes for a Merry Christmas dare yours. Bemidji Provision Co., Schroeder & Marin. Of all the days of the year, Christmas is the best on which-to “turn back the leaves of life” and lay aside the “wrinkled spoils of age.” "So let everyone let go-of care for a day. -Merry Christmas'and Happy New Year. —Gill Bros. ‘Meérry Christmas. ~-J. Peterson, Jr. This to our patrons and friends, ‘we tender the compliments of the season with ~appreciation ‘for past favors and courtesies. ’ —M. E. Thertson. We appreciate your patronage during the past twelve months; and we hope our pleasant rela- tions will continue. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year. —A. B, Palmer. Of the 365 days in each year, in no one of them is so much happiness concentra,tgd as in that of Christmas. ! il Holiday greetings, and a continuance of our friendly relations. 5y —Bisiar & Murphy. “May both of your stockings be ‘filled ‘to over- flowing with' good -things; ‘and may the com- ing 'year be“a prosperous one for you and yours. —E. H.'Winter & Co. The best wishes for a ‘Merry Christmas 'we ‘extend you. —T. J. Crane. The year iof 1909 among you has been a pleas- ant one. Our wishes for a ‘Merry Christmas are sincere. —Cormontan & Hanson. . 'A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to ‘All of You. And may we become better aequainted during 1910. —Given Hardware Co. In this world the most beautiful thing is char- ity, which gives without hope of reward or return, simply for the love of giving, and for the love of other human beings. Compli- ments of the season. —W. G. Schroeder. May all the blessings of a kind Providence be yours during this season of Good Cheer. May 1910 be laden with a large share of happiness and prosperity. . —William McCuaig. Our express wishes for @ Merry Christmas we extend to all. —Lumberman’s National Bank. Times change and we with time, but not in the way of service. Ours will be better in in 1910. A Merry Christmas to all. —C. L. Cummer. We have you to thank for our new quarters. May the coming year find you still a patron of the Bemidji Steam Laundry. Except our wishes for a Merry Christmas —J. J. Trask. “A word of Godspeed, and good cheer To all on earth, or far or near, Or friend or foe, or thine or Mine \ In ‘echo of the voice devine” { Merry Christmas. —Arthur N. Gould. Keen your temper, smile, and hustle ‘All'the tifme, and then you’ll win ‘When ‘you‘feel the soothiug “rustle” Of the cash you do bring in. ‘A Merry Christmas. —C. E. Battles. It’s easy enough to look pleasant When life flows along like a song; But the man worth while Is the one with the smile When everything goes dead wrong. Compliments of the season, —Bemidji Brewing Co. -We extend.to-all & Merry Christmas. We wish to "thank you'for “ybtir patrondge during the past .. year and wish you-all a prosperous 1910. —Berman Emporium. ‘We want to thank our patrons one aud all for the liberal patronage of the past year. Wishing you all & Morry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Geo. T. Baker & Co. ‘We are inore than satisfied, ‘and' we owe it to you. "Except our wishes for ‘the compliments of the season. —Floyd Brown. No golden words No courtly phrase, But the simple wish, Many happy days. Merry Christmas. d —TFirst National Bank. Let the keynote of our Chris‘mas be love—“Peace on earth, good will to men.” May you thoroughly enjoy the yule tide and may 1910 be indeed a happy year for you. From the Model Bukery. —W. A. McDonald. May your “sole” never be torn asunder by strife and contention; may Xmas bring you many remembrances, and may 1910 be a prosperous year for you. Bemidji Shoe Store. —James VanPelt. Tea and coffee is our line, The’re good to drink at Xmas time. If ours you drank through 1909, Make ours your drink this Christmas time, A Merry Christmas. —Bemidji Tea Store. “I heard the bells on Christmas day Their old, familiar carols play, And wild and sweet The words repeat Peace on earth, good will to men.” Merry Christmas. —Bazaar Store.