Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 15, 1911, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911, Editorial Telephone, “THREE-ONE” MAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter DORA BARRETTE, Soclety Reporter ‘ BEMIDJI BRIEF, Ray Schumaker has returned from a business trip to the Twin Cities. Hood River Berries at Roe & Mark- usen. 5 C. M. King of Deer River, was a Bemidji business visitor yesterday. Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis: Dr. D. T. Dumas of Cass Lake, was a- Bemidji visitor last evening. Umbrellas cheap, from the Tibbs Hutchings stock. 0’Leary-Bowser Co. W. T. Kuntze, a general merchant of Gemmell, was in the city yester- day. Those 5¢ ginghams are going like hot cakes at Troppman Co., big sale —hurry. G. A. Aubal of Crookston, deputy United States revenue collector, was in the city last evening. Bulk creamery butter at 25¢ per pound; good dairy butter at 20c per pound. Schwandt & Marin. L. G. Townsend of Blackduck, and formerly postmaster of that city, was a visitor in Bemidji yesterday. Hood River Berries at Roe & Mark- usen. D. M. Upham of Grafton, N. D., who owns a summer cottage at Grand Forks Bay, arrived in Be- midji yesterday. Special prices on O'Leary-Bowser Co. Hood River strawberries from the famous Hood River valley of Oregon are on the market here today for the first time this year. 10 yards bleached muslin only 69 cents at Troppman Co., big sale to- morrow—only. J. A. Smith, superintendent for the Singer Sewing Machine company, for North Dakota and northern Min- Ladies suits. . nesota, is here today. 18c kimona. flannels—from the Tibbs Hutchings stock, 10c a yard. Work has been begun on the tennis court which is being put in near Diamond Point, by several Be- midij business men. The court will be in condition for playing, in an- other week. 15 to 25¢ wash goods from the Tibbs Hutching bankrupt stock, 10 cents a yard. O’Leary-Bowser Co. R. D. Marsh of Minneapolis, a member of the Minneapolis contract- ing firm of Bailey & Marsh, who are building the new Minnesota & Inter- national-Soo union depot, was in the city today. Any one wishing Wenatchee, Wash., cherries please leave order with Mrs. O. E. Jackson, Doud Ave., or Mrs. D. A. McFarlane, 417 Irvine Ave. 15 cents per pound laid down. C. L. Atwood. Mrs. Robert E. Way, formerly of Bemidji, died on June 1 at her home in Dinsmore, Sask. Mrs. Way, who was but 19 years and six months old, was known here as Miss Lois Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hill, who built and lived in the resi- dence now occupied by Postmaster Erickson. The big sale of Tibbs Hutchings stock at Troppman Co., opened this morning. In spite of the rain the crowd was such that they could not all be waited upon. The sale con- tinues every day until lots are sold out. New lots will be added every day—tomorrow 10 yards of bleached muslin will be sold for only 69c. Dr. C. J. Larson returned last night from Chicago where he has been for some time; having had a special training in ophthalmology. Dr. Lar- son says that there are many new ideas in the treatment of eye trouble and the fitting of glasses.: Dr. Lar- son will be home at Bemidji from now on and all his patients will have the advantage of the new things he has learned. See Hud Fisk, when in need of automobile, gas engine and motor boat repair work. Shop, lake front foot of Fourth street. Phone 381. Within two weeks Great Northern Railway crews which are replacing the 75-pound steel with which itg Grand Forks-Duluth line is equip- ped with 90-pound steel rails, will pass through Bemidji. New steel is being laid by a gang working westward from Cass Lake to Wilton, and between these two peints is as tar as the new steel will be laid this season. The gang is now near Rosby, the first station east of Be- midji, and will probably reach Be- midji in 10 days. It is the intention to complete the rail laying at Wil- ton by the end of June. There is a perfect safety in the foreign bills of exchange bought from the Northern National Bank. It is a convenient and economical way to send money to the old coun- try. Dedrick Schumacher, the Beltrami youth of nineteen, who piled ties up- on the Great Northern railroad track to see what would happen, was near Beltrami, several weeks ago brought before Judge Watts yester- day and pleaded guilty to a charge of obstructing the railroad track. He was sentenced to the reform school at St. Cloud, to which he probably will be taken in a few days. The boy is neither vicious nor eriminal, but is found to be both physically and mentally weak, and the reform school is manifestly the best place for him.—Crookston Times. Extra fine sheeting, bleached and unbleached, 8¢ a - yard. O’Leary- Bowser Co. Six miles of grade for a railroad will be thrown up at once, a short distance from Itasca Park by John Moberg on which will be laid the rails completing the line of logging railway owned by the Red River Lumber Co., extending from the company’s sawmill at Akeley into the northern boundary of a large tract of pine timber which furnishes the raw material for the Akeley man- ufacturing plant. Mr. Moberg will build the six mil grade. He has a gang of forty men employed and will begin grading at once; and he expects to complete the job Septem- ber 1. Hood River Berries at Roe & Mark- usen. R R R IR RO R ) & PERSONALS. ® 00000000000000000 E. D. Alger and wife of Tenstrike, were in the city yesterday. Misses Ruth and Gertrude Hicks of Tracy, were in the city yesterday. George M. Suyder and wife of Superior, are visitors in the city to- day. Charles Jamison of Littlefork, editor of the Littlefork Times, was in Bemidji this morning. Howard Burgett of Jamestown, S. D., arrived in Bemidji yesterday To the have the famous is loaded with wagons, buggies, he wants it. Minnesota Ave. When you're in to attend the Cream- ery Meeting Monday morning, make it a point to visit our store. DeLaval Cream Separator on display and will be pleased to show you its merits. Our Warehouse keep what the farmer wants when Given Hardware Co. Farmers ! We farm implements, etc. We aim to Bemidji, Minn. and wil spend several weeks here as the guest of relatives. chapter. They will' Monday evening. Bemidji for a few days. Judge Marshall A. Spooner return- ed this morning from a several days’ business trip to Minenapolis. former member of the for Detroit, Minn,, where they: will attend the annual convention of the [ medicines internally for muscular or Harry Wilson of Murdo, 8. D., is|Fergus Falls district /EBpworth Lea- chronic rheumatism, visiting his sister, Mrs. Burgett of | 8ue, as delegates from the Bemidji| needed is return next | Chamberlains Liniment. For Peter Weingart, of Minneapolis, Mrs. V. L. Ellis and children re- |board of county commissioners and turned last night from Pine River,|at one time democratic candidate| where they have spent the past week | for sheriff, losing by less than 500 It is worsethanuseless to All that s a free application of Sale by Barkers Drug Store. Opening at Brinkman Theatre Hennepin R. F. MURPHY FUNERAL DIRECTOR country liseases put and nntfl tha hst taw years was supposed to be incurable. For ‘T'e“ many years doctors Pronunucflfl it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly fafling to cure with local treatment, pronounced it in- curable. Science has proven catarrh to constinutional disease and theref Tequires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Oure, Manufactured by F. J.Chen T lo, i8 the on]y consflmfionll cure e o, Wi i B Tops to a teaspoontul. It acts ?fizfi:t;y (:.l;l the blood and mucous surfaces of x AND EMBALMER ohdd ENEY &00., Toledo, visiting relatives and friends. Ollie Neilson, , manager of the Markham hotel of this city, spent yesterday in Fosston, where he had gone on a combined business and pleasure trip. Albert Pratt of Anoka, major of the Third Regiment of the Minne- sota National Guard, was in Bemidji today for the purpose of consulting with Acting-Captain Hillaby of the Bemidji member of the militia. Mrs. Helgeson was among the pag- sengers to Bemidji this morning, where she goes for a few days pleasant visit at the home of her son Anton Erickson, who is the competent postmaster at Bemidjl.— Crookston Times. Sam Folk of Coleraine, who has been the guest of William Finnigan; manager of the Armour Packing company interests in Bemidji, left this morning for Crookston. He will votes, i8 in Bemidji today. Mr. ‘Weingart is now an fnspector for the Minneapolis Brewing company. L. A. Ogaard of International Falls and who is prominent in the busi- ness circles of the border city, ar- rived in Bemidji last evening from Crookston, and left this morning for St. Paul, from wherejhe will go to the coast for a six weeks’ stay. Mr. Ogaard was ‘accompanied by - his wife. i Sl TS The uniform success that has at- tended the use of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- edy has made.it a favorite every- where. It can always be depended upon. For Sale by Barkers Drug Store. REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND GHILD., MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUF has be. used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS ¢ To-night I, March On the First Dark Night Next Week By Leslie Helf 2. Willard Lee Hall & Go. Presents a musical novelette oddity, The Widow O’Brien at the Hotel Astor (5 people.) Bison Feature Film Ro-Nero Novelty Act . Song, Lonesome Land w— T. BEAUDETTE Ladies’ and Gents' Suite to Order. Dry Cleaning, snulnt and Repairing a 2 years. om“‘su J ' Sold by D isi o ruggists, T5e. Merchant Tailor OM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER SAFE AND PIANO MOVING Resionco Pions 58 618 Amorica dve. Freach pecialt, 315 Beltrami Avuu (Garden Home Get a home where you have enough land for a garden, frmt and poultry. Acre lotsat $75 to $150 per acre located just north of 23rd street near Irvine Ave. Terms small cash payment, balance 7 months, 1 and For plats and particulars see all's Familv Pills for constipation Office Phons 12 return to Bemidji with Walter Mar- cum in an automobile. i Bertie Backlund and H. ‘A. Simons | Wis Jr. of this city left this morning| <23 Twentyfveceitsa Mail Orders Filled Money’s Worth or Money Back Tibbs, share. Soits' S1.49 A big bunch of high class gar- Bros.’ guarantee. TIBBS, HUTCHINGS & CO. BANKRUPT STOCK Work Shirts a large variety of men’s work shirts in plain colors as well as fancy stripes Regular price 50c Bankrupt sale 33c PRICEocoainminissammvasriisinmss o Men’s Kahki pants made with belt re- 79c gular $1.25 quality Bankrupt sale price Men’s Overalls, heavy blue denim made with swinging pockets Regular price 390 50c Bankrupt sale price................... . Men’s fancy bolbiggan shirts and drawers Regular 25c¢ quality Bankrupt sale 17c {5 o (. A T e Men’s 50c suspenders narrow and wide liste webs with solid leather ends Bank- 230 rupt sale price 5 MOTHERS for_their cfln.muzrlc v.s}m.‘ low’s Soothing’ Synw“;oand take no other Croup 1l SUITS Clothes totally different from 3 4 5. Imp Picture 6 1 . Overture Madame Sherry By Karl Hoschua 407 Minn. Ave. F. M. MALZAHN Phone 420 CLOTHING HOUSE This Week's Offering Will Be as Good as Last Week's - Group Il SUITS $12.65 and $28. Florseeim $5 Oxfords in black and tan, button or blucher in this sale $2 95 ;| g T 1 Lot of walk-over shoes and oxfords in all desirable leathers, button and blucher re- gular $4 quahty in thls sale $1 65 Gordon and Crafat & Knapp $3 hats -all this seasonsstyles in thls sale $1 95 $2 and $2.50 Belgian Hare Hats @ in this sale at.. $1 -35 Gordon $3 Stfaw Hats in Sennets braids ;gd split yachts in thls sale $1 65 Hundreds of other lots not quoted here included in this Great Sale Mail Orders Filled Money’s Worth or Money Back Our Big Purchase of Hutchings Bankrupt Stock At Less than Manufacturers’ 60st Hundreds of Buyers from Northern Minnesota in Bargain Rush PLENTY LEFT! The Big Stocks have been hardly diminished in spite of the fact that our sales have been the largest in our history. See that you get your Our entire stock of quality clothing, including the famous Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes, in FOUR GREAT GROUPS $16.75 The famous Hart Schaffner & ments, all this season’s stock, | the ordinary; hundreds of these | Marx suits, the finest clothes | the house. worth $10 and $12, with Schneider | hand - tailored suits that are | made. worth $15, $18 and $20. Group IV SUITS $18l50 Your choice of any garment in That means you can Former prices $22, $25 | choose from our regular stock of $30, $32 and $35 suits. TIBBS, HUTCHINGS & CO. BANKRUPT STOCK Men’s half hose in full seemless Imercerized lisle regular Shawknit 25c quality 1zc Bankrupt sale price........................ Men’s half hose, this lot includes fashioned and seamless hose 50c grade Bank- 290 rupt sale price... Men’s Handkerchiefs red and blue fancy white regular 10c grade Bankrupt 3c sale price............... LR Men’s Laxiord and other brands of ballriggan underwear regular- price 50c Bank- zsc rupt sale price..