Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911, - Preliminary: work for the high| . We 7 school declamatory contest has -be-|kin, are in the cityion business.. * - = % afew gun. "The contest will be held in the| ‘Fmdward Anderson of Brainerd, is = high school-about December 18, and|in the city for a few days om busi-| at that time two students, one With|pegs A : e . Douglas Moseley and Judge : —— : Skinner, of Princeton, Iil.,"will arrive = Do Aa e R B e ) MAJESTIC THEATRE “C.-H.-Baer; cashier ofsthe Security |joined by-A, A: WarSield-and will go k - B t ety State Bank of this city, left last|OR to Blackduck where they will Born in this city, Nov. 7, to Mr.|The manner in which slash must be |2 bumorous and the other with a| .\ .. & B McDonald spent d night for St. Cloud where he will|Spend the next week hunting big PROGRAM and Mrs. F. D. Higbee, a daughter. |handled will. vary more or less with |Serious selection, will be chosen 01y . qay at Brainerd on profession- DORA BARRETTE, Soclety Reporter l BEMI.DJI BRIEF Eam;m v'l‘elnphiwno, urnsl;:ga;.éan'- 1 ~ispend & few days as the guest of|B&ame. . " the character of the woods, so that|TePresent the Bemidjl school in thel . oo bt <l S % z WEESHY o i Come and dance the new “Twlight it will be well to get in touch with Interscolastic Declamatory Contest, Waltz” at the Past Time Dance to- i Syvart xnutgpn"ind Fred Locken, State Auditor S, G. Iverson &nd % 3 night, the- ranger before ' cutting begins. | Which Will be held this year in Park both of Firman, spent yesterday indDi8 assistant Theo. Nelson of St. Paul, - 1—March—Jack of Spades Contractors and people letting con- Rapids sometime in March. . After man, o € ; 5 the city on business, - arrived in the city last night to con-. Yo = > Miss Hazelle Fellows. Mrs. H. A. Brown of Crookston, Te-| tracts for cutting timber are directly | fifteen students have entered the con* e dtiot- the atate 1and male at the Conit ou want hira strong, don’t turned to her home this afternoon |affected by this brush disposal law|test:- The oratorical work of the| S.E. Thompson the Tenstrike mer- i you? ~Then stop “doping” him for fits, weak heart, fever, in- 2.—Motion Picture 3 % House here this morning. cipient consumption, and a lot “Slick’s Romance” (Selig) after having spent yesterday and to-| and the measures being taken to car-|Digh school is under the charge of | chant attended fo ‘business matters > P - 3 R. L. Palmer of Little Falls, pro- s day in the city as the guest of her|ry it out. Miss ' Marjory Knappen, teacher of|in the city today. % of other “scare” diseases. Givei| A Dram: is a litte son, Whitney Brown. < the lower English classes. Last year,| Attorney Aad. A. Tone of Intef-|2rowor of the Buckman Hotel.and A. Him Kickapoo Worm Killer and ({ g:er Wesft:n ek s hels of applés-for $A Come and dance the Two Step 10|for the first, time in several years,|national Falls was in the city yester-| - _randmer of Clinton, Minn., are watelh him grow. It cleans and oot tho ot 5 bushels of apples for $4.00 for|Alexanders Rag Time Band by Mas- idii . ¢ in the city today enroute to Deer Tegulates bad bowels, tones up RO ey tll:l; et bt e S ;:imaei;n;:g; Hbiil: Sc.)'n;ollf :;n;\z the | day on professional business. Riyer awhore” theywill spanid: somo torpid livers and purifies the 3‘*!11fl5tratedSnng 3 : er's Store., : p p banner. red New-| 4. B. Clair ~ and wife of Grand|time hunting deer blood. Price, 25¢., sold by drugg- 1t's No Use to Love, Little Girkie. 4.—Motion Picture “Birds of A Feature”, (Vitagraph) Comedy, pure and simple, displaying a wealth of humorous situations. Complete Change Friday Night PINEWOOD.—-The Ladies Aid|m8n and Mona Flesher were the|Rapids -spent yesterday fn the city|emm————e o | istseverywhere. . Mit The Ladies Aid of the Norwegian|meets with Mrs. Herb. Dodge Thurs-|team that captured the prize. Al-|on pyginess. They returned nom’; STt Lutheran Church will meet at the|gay Nov. 9.—Mr. and Mrs. Gray of | {housh neither will be in this year's| pis morning. 2 home of Mrs.. A. R. Erickson, 115|gwanville arrived here Saturday.|COntest, there is some good material| \oo . pov o6&t Paul arrived M A Y Beltrami Avenue, Thursday Novem-|They may make their home in Pine-|30d the participants have high hopes |, . = ci;y yesmd,y' mm’ing ::d ber 9, at 2:30 o’clock. of winning. it - r cloc wood—George Sthol spent a few € 1t again. I ome school| oy 4o 4o “guest of her daughter, FOR M AN : ; 3 Mrs. D. Gill, for some time. Y “Muttering Fritz” at the Past Time|The Basket social given at Refslat’s t’{"ehy”"sr 1t-xemalna the property o e SEainm iR Lo s Danice’ tontEht. store at Aure for the benefit of the|°f that school. the Bemidji- Insurance Co%nyan)’ REASONS church was well attended.—A 1 st i Miss Minnie Bailey leit yesterday | g to" 0% H0 et Ones | pymhe. Novel feature at the Past|went to Red Lake yesterday on busi- from Crookston where she will be the s [ anice: tonteht: iwill be.~ tho g Come and hear Oscar Nelson play |hours of last Saturday in Bemidji.— | Dolds the banmer for three consecu- ness. She returned home today. A Lindgren where a Basket social was|“Ghost = < S 3 3 : 3 " guest of Miss Gertrude Stone or a 1/e1a o (e beneft of Trving Lind:| Hebter - Come sug oy 1o | J C. Schults, of Brainerd, Travel- Transact their business with this bank. There fll picc SoPHIE MONSON f;‘;ni?:'flul\::?'?;:?; t;o; :1]5;:; ean v hoTwas 1o the bompital A Bes b ;ng am:itor an;'! the Minnesota & gre lz: hundred reasons why you should have a Toacher Of ; w: r et 2 2 H acher % midji for several weeks.—Mrs. Davis nternational Rallway Company, was ank account—there is no reason why you can at the Grand Theater at Crookston g COCOPO00006000 0 i i < f DI WY 7 2t the Gran of Gonvick spent a ew days here the| o PYRODNALS. ol the city yesterday on business. not. A little reasoning along this line will con- PIANO AND HARMONY guest of Herb. Dodge and wife.—Mr5. |6 66 6 6 6 © © 66 ® ®® & o| J- Laboure and wife of Pembina, vince you of the importance of having money in Apply at 81 Bemichi Awsy & Go to Hakkerup for photos. Heltand of Gonvick is here visiting N. D., were in the city yesterday en- the bank—this ba K. W i3 busi Bemidji, Minn. b z ) her daughter, Mrs. Herb. Dodge— | A. A. D. Rahn of Minneapolis is|route to Ni A AnK— nk. We want your business ) The Young Peoples Society of the route to Nisswa, called there by the . A . A 5 Swedich Lattheron Ohureh will rem. | Miss Alice Huntosh spent Saturday in |in the city. v | serioun= iilnaks” GHEMY S Talonres —we will appreciate it.. The high standard of [}i der a musical program.and a his.|Bemigii—Mr. Roe and family went| gam Morse ef Bema, was a Be-| [ather. service and treatment accorded our customers ff| vorical address will be. glven in ithe ;Z“:se‘?ex;ienol;xo&@n . alwnmngt: ::: midji visitor yesterday. Tke Black traveling representative is evidence of our appreciation of their patronage. WANTED ; eir way n - : Swedish Chureh parlors on Thursday | % WEE O A" I | W, Bruce, the Kellther logeer, is for thetKelly, Howe, Thompson Com- We want to number you among our depositors. [l|| Ladgies we are employing agents to :\:!;mhg mf!;onodr of ;{mg Auhg'uslt:s i) - |in the city today on business. ?:xydzysbul:‘ih. ‘:nlcx;t tvh; cx;y farla 3 | sell our fall line of shirt waists. We olphus of Sweden who gave his life e Presbyterian Ladies will serve | 3 g 3 - Bl s formerly ! I lh S t < |pay salary and. commission. Write on the battlefield Lutzen, Nov. 6,|a chicken pie supper in the basement| Stete Cruiser B. F. Case of Little|of this city but now makes his home e ecurl y tate an at once for full particulars to L. B. 1632. After the program a lunch |of the church, Friday from 5:30 to|F21S 18 In the clty for a few days. |at Duluth. OF BEMIDJI - Bridges Co, Boston Block, Minne- will be served. 8. Price $35c¢, children under 12,| Contractor C. J. Carison of Quir-| Miss Lillian Barrette arrived in fl | apolis, Minn. Tonight Herbert Wood will play 25¢. |ing, was a Bemidji visitor yesterday.|the city last evening from Ranier “Oh! You Drummer” at the Past Time Club. Come and hear him. i That State Senator Jud La Moure of Pembina county is seriously ill is s evident from the following dispatch | £ received last evening by The Herald from Brainerd, Minn.: Jud La Moure | - of Pembina, state senator and promi- | nent politician, is lying dangerously il at his summer home at Nissma, 15 | miles north of Brainerd, and may not || survive long. His wife died about: a month ago and her loss has been| keenly felt by him.—Grand Forks Herald. - ness in Kelliher Wednesday.—Mrs. Timble of Tenstrike, is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. G. O. LOT NO. 1 ' LOT No- 6 o . Leach.—L. Latterell of Kelliher, was B F-oalles lios onday - I P, et Wool Dress Goods value to - 50c ' 9 C Children’s and Small Sizes Women’s 50c day.—Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Fisher are now & - , 2 S % 3 Sh()es Special now rejoicing over a fine baby girl, which arrived at their home on last Thurs- LOT No. 2 -~ LOT NO. 7 day evening. We mean YOU when we say “Save Wool Dress Goods:values 50c to 75¢ 39c > Men’s, Women’s and Children’s s ' lg f a part of your income and deposit it g Shoes Extra Special now Remember the Presbyterian ladies will serve a good hot chicken pie supper, Friday, Nov. 10. i G. W. Eastman informs us that he threshed last week on his farm | east of town oats that yielded 100 bushels per acre machine measure, of which a two bushel sack weighed 3 bushels 9 pounds. His wheat yield- ed 20 bushels per acre. Seven acres | of flax threshed 135 bushels, which | sold for $2.05 per bushel. It would | have brought $2.24 per bushel if it could have been threshed two weeks sooner. G. W. says he is o:ered 45 cents a bushel for his oats for seed, | as it is so free from foul seed.—St.| Hilaire Spectator. Say, did you ever hear Happy An~1\ derson play the “Chicken Reel” on his clarinet? If you think he can't | play it come to the Past Time Dance| tonight and listen. s & | FUNKLEY.—Mrs. Wm. Riley and children of Scranton, N. D., are vis- iting with friends in town.—Mrs. G. 0. Leach, who has been seriously ill is much improved.—James Ramsey made a trip to Blackduck Tuesday.— John Gibson of Bemidji spent Sun- day with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Harri- gan.—P. Sarff was transacting busi- regularly in the Northern National now d : . P A Y 3 Bank.” It will earn you 4 per "cent E 5 annually. - LOT NO. 3 ; LOT NO.8 : . e EGAG KA ks Wool Dress Goods Values to $1.50 79 C Men’s, Women’s and Children’s $ ' 69 — L] e e i now Shoes values to $3.00 now Senator Knute Nelson, Alexandria; LOT No 4 . LOT No > Senator Clapp, F. C. Stevens, M. D. L L - 9 Mi F. J. Wart , J. J. Hill, G. e . ;;«".n;](;g;rs; s %‘;“:‘:i‘{' H;}?:]n:\es;, Corduroy Suiting Regular $2.25 sl 4 9 ; Men’s, Women’s and Children’s $l 98 i ; W. H. Eustis, Al 3 Ao i Tuttls, W, 5. Andereon, EXTRA SPECIALnow . . WOls Shoes values to $3.50 now . " Minneapolis; W. B. Parsons, Wino- - 2 ; Sydney Anderson, Lanesboro; C. 2 : B s, %, Pebor, W, 8 Hammind, LOT NO. 5 St. James; C. A. Lindbergh, Little AR LD Assortment of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Coats values to $15.00 A $3 98 £ A. J: Volstead, Granite Falls; C. C. Cokefair and C. B. Miller of Duluth. Special Price now = % - Dance! Friday night is the night for danmcing. The Bemidji Dancing Academy gives its weekly dances on that night in the City Hall. The Curtis orchestra of Cass Lake will furnish the music. Hakkerup, the photographer, will be there to take a flashlight photograph of the hall and the dancers. You don’t want to miss it—and say, have you ever heard the Curtiss orchestra play? Under the new law it is made the 2 . p 2 — duty of everyone cutting timber for 5 $ any purpose to dispose of the slash. This applies to people doing any kind of logging, clearing land for farms, cutting out roads, etc. It is part of the effort being made to prevent for- est fires and is going to be enforced. declaresmen working forthe forester. Rangers will be on duty in the win- ter as well as in the summer to see that brush is properly disposed of.