Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 31, 1910, Page 3

SOCIAL AND | PERSONAL Ceme on in the ice isfine. Half price book sale at Peterson’s. Barnar Clifford of Minneapolis is the New Vear's guest of Wilbur Lycan, We fill our counters every day with pure fresh homemade candies, | the Model. Mrs. C. M. Rogers and Miss Bess Rogers left this morning for Nary on a short visit. Phone vour orders to E. H Winter & Co. for flour, feed, hay and wood. For prices see our Ad. What housewife in Bemidji wants to be without a set of Robeson handy kitchen utensils when you can buy an entire set for 25 cents. display ad of the Given Hardware | Co., on another page of this paper. Ike Black, who attended the meet- ing of the Kelly-How-Thompson company at Duluth last week, will return to Be- midji tomorrow to spend New Year’s. He will resume his regular trip Mon- day. The Walker Pilot containsa cut of the Hotel Chase, which that paper says may have to close winters owing to the Indian treaty. Walker does not expect to be taken out of the| dry zone owing to its location whichi is next to the Indian reservation, and in all probability when the boundary lines of the new prohibited territory are establishsd it will be found to be on the other side, to gether with Cass Lake and other towns contiguous to the region in which the Indians live.—Brainerd Dispatch. | Strictly fresh farmers’ receints—l eggs, butter, cheese and the fancy provisions for the table and sick réom at Peterson’s. Cashier L. Jensen is higly pleased over being in position to do busi- ness in his new bank building. It isa neat and up-to-date structute built of pressed brick. When the new fixtures arrive we will have one of the finest banks doing business‘ in Northern Minnesota. Its | financial condition is in a flurishing condition and under the shrewd and conservitive business management of_ Mr. Jensen it is bound to prosper.i J. H. Osgood of Bemidji had charge of the decorating. The interior is finished in oak thruout, giving it a rich finish, beautiful to behold and lasting in the extreme. The floor is maple.—Clearbrook Journal. Toys, balf price at Peterson’s Mrs. Noble was up from Sauk Centre this week to get her little baby which she left with Mrs. Payne some three months ago. Mrs. Noble is the mother of nine children while Mr. Noble is the parent of four by former marriage, making thirteen all told, The infant which was left in Mrs. Payne’s care was born less than four months ago on Berkey Hill, where the Nobles spent the summer. Not hearing from the parents for so long a time Mrs. Payne was about ready to place the little tot’s name in the family bible as an adopted child, but the arrival of the mother 1his week relieved her of her young charge, and everyone is now happy.—Walker Pilot. Get your first choice of New Year’s gift books at the annual half price sale at Peterson’s. How’s This¢ Weoffer One Hundred Dollars Reward_ for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. T.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transac- tions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm, WALDING, KINNAN & MA\'WIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrah Uure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfa ! the system. Testimonials free Price, T5¢ per bottle. Sold by all Drugglsts. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Thermometers Spirit Thermometers Murcury Thermometers 25¢ to $2.00 Look in My Window GEO. A. HANSON A. D. 8. Drugstore Pastoffios Gorder Phone 304 __ Bemidji See big | representatives for the| | Crookston Times. |days. Two games are scheduled with Has your wife a savings account? She is the one that can save money for you. - An especial invitation is extended to her by the Northern National Bank. | Half price sale at Peterson,s. It is grand skating at the big ice rink. Phone your orders to E. H. Winter & Co., for flour, feed, hay and-wood. For prices see our Ad. See our window display and read conditions . of sale of the Given Hardware store to open next Tues- day morning at 9 o’clock. A. A. Lee, owner of the Interna- |tiooal Photo & Illustrating Co,, at International Falls, arrived in Be- midji yesterday and is transacting business here. Miss Donna Lycan, who has spent the Christmas vacation’at the home i of her parents here, Mr. and Mrs.| | F. S. Lycan, will leave tomorrow for Gilbert to resume her school dutles |on Tuesday morning. L. A. Snell and wife went to Be- midji Wednesday evening for a short stay. Mr. Snell says that the vew school at the sanitorium is progressing nicely, and everybody is well pleased with the teacher, Mrs. Albert Erickson.—Walker Pilot. All books, all ‘“libraries,” toy books, gift books, cook books, copy- rights, bibles, postal cards, go at | half price in this sale at Peterson’s. Postmaster E. Steenerson of Crookston, this year raised 10,000 bushels of potatoes on his old home- stead npear Climax, this state. Itis the first crop of potatoes raised on this land and make fine clean seed potatoes. The variety raised was the “Pure Early Ohio.” The best fruit, the completest stock, always at Peterson’s. Mrs. T. C. Davis left this morning for Bemidji, where she will visit for a few days at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz New Year’s day is Mrs. Schultz’s birthday and the family has arranged to gather at her home on that day for a family reunion such as they have not enjoyed for several years. All the papers all the magazines at Peterson’s. The Walker High school basket ball team is doing great things these Bemidji’s team and two with the Akeley team already. The boys challenge any school team in this neck of the woods and some that aren’t here and will guarantee to make it mighty interesting for the best of them.—Cass County Pioneer. Postal Cards half price at Peter- son’s. G. W. Waldron, the opera house man, who left Walker a week ago Monday, has not returned at this writing, although he gave his friends to understand at the time he left, that he would be back in a few days. Mr. Waldron has a few little financial matters that require at- tention here, but during his resi- dence in Walker he has atall times conducted bimself in a manner that causes the Pilot to delay sentence of any kind, antil suffi- cicent time shall elapse to prove be- yond doubt that he is to be classed asa “bad actor.”—Walker Pilot. Every book, library and toy in the store will be cleaned out in the great half price sale at Peterson’s. The chief topic of discussion at Crookston is what the defense will be inthe StephensSaugstad sena- torial contest. A conference of the Saugstad forces from all parts of the county was held late yesterday in the law offices of Miller & Foot, butthose who attended were silentas to the developments of the meeting. At- torney Miller has intimated that no evidence would be taken before the justices selected by the Saugstad side of the- contest, but that there would be at least fifteen witnesses in rebuttal. However, it is contended by some close to the Saugstad throne that it has not yet been definitely decided whether any witnesses will be called. All efforts may be con- centrated on the storming of the senate, and it is known that a' large number of the county optionists are l|:tla|ming on being present when the contest goes to the senate committee. Stereoscopes and views half price at Peterson’s. If you are suffering from bili-us ness counstipation, indigestion chronic headacte, invest one cent in a postal card, send to Chamberlain Medicine | Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly. on- the back, and they will forward: you a free sample -of - Chamberlain’s Sto- mach and Liver Tablets. Sold by Barker’s Drug Stores Ribbons Fancy and Plain at 25°, Discount Belts Bags Combs 25°, Discount Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 4th ' Our Great Annual Clearance now in progress offers bargains greater than we have offered before. Those who have attended our Clearance Sales in the past realize what this means Every Article in the Store will be Sold at Astonistiing Redustions iy A large assortment of Silk Waists in Taffetta, Messaline and Lace, $5 and $7 values, for . . . .. WAISTS e ~$3.29 One lot'of Wash Waists, all this season’s styles, sold up to : BLISIOE . v dvvwnss Bhameembnswnnss 79c — 25 per cent Discount on all other waists, all new this season. Coats, Suits, Dresses All of the latest styles and materials, made by the best eastern manufacturers, at reductions that you can’t Be sure and ask to see them. afford to miss. Voiles, Panamas and Chiffons, ‘all at 25% SKIRTS FURS River Mink, Wolf and Fox sets at Cost Price _ ‘ - Undermuslins Muslin Gowns, regular 65¢ 39c — values for 35c values |9c Discount Dress Goods at 20° Discount Silks at 20% Discount Ladies’ and Children’s Sweaters at 25°, Illsnnum Underwear at 20% Discount Corset Covers, for . v pe Hose at 20% Discount Linens at 20% Discount - Shoes at 20% Discount Embroideries at 1-3 off : Laces---one lot 7 and 8 cent values for 5 cents . Positively No Credit During This Sale N NATI\/IC DAC