Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 12, 1912, Page 4

OWN A HOME Everyone has a desire to own his own home sooner or later. 2 5 Now is the time to secure it, while lots can be bought very cheap. No Interest. No-Taxes Failrview Addition offers the best advantages for. | the people of moderate means to secure their own homes. These lots are nice and level; located on Irving avenue. | The proposed street car line is laid out along the east side of | Fairview addition. Lots at $25 to $60 each. Payments 5@ cents per week, During June and July ‘only we will give you one lot Fr@e if you buy five lots. REYNOLDS & WINTER, Agents | M. Phibbs oR W. C. Klein Bemidji Butter Do jyou use it? If you don’t have it served on your table you should. It's the best butter in the world—bar none—and the best costs no more than inferior kinds; and besides the best is none too good for Bemidji. ' You Will Help the local creamery, a home institution; you will help the farmer and you will help yourselves when you insist on eating Be- midji Creamery Butter. Make your grocer get it for you, and if he don't carry itin stock find out why. If you insist on Be: midji Creamery Butter you'll get it. Beltrami Farmers Creamery Association Department The Pioneer Want Ads OASH WITH GOPY % cent per word per Issue Regular charge rate 1 cent per word per nsertion. No ad taken for less than 15 cents. Phone 31 HOW THOSE WANT ADS 3 DO THE BUSINESS The ;Ploneer goes everywhere so that everyone has a neighbor who takes it and people wholdo not take the paper generally read their neighbor’s 80 your want ad gets to them all. ¥4 Cent a Word Is All It Costs —“— HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS A e e e e WANTED—A man or woman, well |[ADVERTISERS—The great state of acquainted in Bemidji and vicinity North Dakota offers unlimited op- to give leisure time to a pleasant Pportunities for buslness to classi- and profitable work. A free trip| fed advertisers. The recognized to the Pacific coast or cash as com-| @&dvertising medium is the Fargo pensation. Address R. Hann, 169 | Dally and Sunday Courier-News W. Summit, St. Paw, Minn. the ouly seven day paper in the state and the paper which carries the largest amount of classified advertising. The Courier-News covers North Dakota like a blank- et; reaching all parts of the state the day of publication; it is the WANTED—Meat cutter wanted, one who knows the butcher trade. In- quire Twin Port Meat Market, 523 Minnesota Ave. FOR SALE NSNS, FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for every make of typewriter on the market at 50 cents and 75 cents each. Every ribbon sold for 75 cents guaranteed. Phone orders = promptly filled. Mall orders given | WANTED—100 merchants in; North- the same careful attention as when| ©rn Minnesota to sel). “Pha Bemide you appear in person. Fhone 31.| JI” lead pencil. Will; carry name The Bemidji Ploneer Ofice Supply| ©f every merchant in advertising , Store, columns of Pioneer in order that all receive advantage of advertiss FOR SALE—Tke Bemidjl lead pen-| ing. For Wwholesale prices write pencil (the best nickle penmcil in or phone the Bemifji Ploneer of- the world) at Netzer's, Barker’s,| fice Supply Co, Phone 31. Be- 0. C. Rood’s, McCuaig’s, Omich’s,| miaji, Minn, % Roe and Markusen’ X D—Sec neer Office Snpnlynsato::dntt?e:;: HOUSHT AND B0k i iadd each-and 50 cents a dozen. furnituse. 0dd Fellows bullding, across from postoffice, plione 129. sults; rates one cent per word ‘finst insertion, one-half cent per word succeeding insertion; fifty cents per line per month. Addmess the Courier-News, Fargo, N. I\ FOR SALE—Small fonts of type, Beveral different points and In first class condition. Call of write Pinneer wa"t A i this office for proofs. Address Be- ; s midji Pioneer, Bemidji, Minn. #OR SALE—Rubber stamps. The E l 2 Gam a wuru Ploneer will procure any kind of . £ 3 rubber stamp fo! h B R I :ouc.. r stamp for you on short rlng es“ 'ts ~ tomawwoom | Ask fhe Man Who Has Tried Them:~ A A A A A A NAAAAAAAAANNA A LOST—Parrot. Finder notity 817 Minnesota Ave. i paper to use in order to get re | PROGRAM FOR U, WEEK IS RECEIVED (Continued from first page.) = period ‘mot exceeding five months In| each year after establishing resi- dence, and upon the termination of such absence the entryman shall file a notice of such termination in the local land office, but in case of com- In Rural Districts,” Trained Nurse, |Rutation the fourtesn monthe’ ac- 4:15-5:00—“Home Tlanning and tual residence as now required by Planting,” Mr .K. A. Kirkpatrick. |!®W mMust be shown, and the person 5:00-5:30—Question Box for Far- commuting must be at the time a eft- mers, : A izen of the United Smtes;kl!’mvjd:d, 2 that when the person making entry tlo::o(z.)P’l"hn:'syls’:;z::e'?cnse;n:v’;;t:;’ dies before the offer of final proof Department of Mathematics, Univer- thoss, gucceeding, to; thoontry, mupt sity of Minnesoth. (b.) Color Photog- show_ that he batryman bhad jcom; raphy, Francis C. Frary. of the School | P14 With the law.in ail respects to of Chemistry, University of Minneso- b d“‘,’ Sf his doath, and that they ta. have since complied with the law in all respects, as would have been re- BUSINESS MEN’S DAY. quired by the entryman had he lived, excepting - that they are -relieved 9:30-lTol:“;;si?'?hg“(l:‘:sezo.mr anqg|from any requirement of residence Against Socialism,” Professor . W. | PO% the land; Provided further, that Thompson, ; i the entryman shall, in order to com- * 10:15-11:00—%Our’ Capital 1n ply with the requirements of cultiva- Trees,” William T. @ox, Minnesota |H°0 Dherein provided for, cultivate state forester: 4 not less than one-sixteenth of the 11:00-11:16—“Mining as a F;ac- area of his entry, beginning with the k 3 second year of the entry, and not less than one-eighth, beginning with the third year of the entry, and until final proof, except thdt in the case of entries under section six of the en- larged homestead laws, double the > area of cultivation herein provided 2:45-3:30—First Aid,” Trained|shall be required, but the Secretary Nurse. of the Interior may, upon a satisfac- _3:30"‘:1_5 — “Fighting Forest |tory showing, under rules and regu- Fires,” William T. Cox, Minnesota |jations prescribed by him, reduce the sta;e] go;esotgr. B = required area of cultivation; Provid- :19-5:00—“The Evolution of the{eqd, that the above provision as to Steel Rail,” Professor Charles E. van |cyltivation shall not apply to entries Barneveld . under the act of April twenty-eight, 5:00-5:30—“Music, Good and|nineteen hundred and four, common- Bflgflv’éoPr;fesE:r Carlylz Scott. 1y known as the Kinkaid Act, or en- : - M.—Concert—Glee club }tries under the act of June seven- and soloists. This organizatiem will teenth, nineteen hundred and two, include thirteen picked male vodces, commonly known as the reclamation Mrs. Carlyle Scott.as violinist, and act, and that the provisions of this Miss Martha Butler, soprano. —This|gection relative to the-homestead per- enFertainment alone is worth the}jod shall apply to all unperfected en- price of the season ticket. tries as well as entries hercafter made upon which residence is re- ART AND, LITERATURE DAY. quired; Provided, that the Secretary Friday, June 21, ‘{ot the Interior shall, within sixty 9130'1_0515-—“’“13 Library and thefdays after the passage of this act, Community,” Miss Martha Wilson. |send a copy of the same to each home- 10:15-11:00—“Cooking ‘for Con-{stead entryman of record whd may valescents,” Trained Nurse. be affected thereby, by ordinary mail 11:00-11:45—Books for Chil-|to his last known address, and any dren,” Miss Martha Wilson. “|such entryman may, by giving no- Noon. \ - |tice within.one hundred and twenty 2:00-2:45—“Women’s Clubs apid|days after the passage of this act, by Clvie Betterment,” Mrs. Elizabeth Af;- |registered letter to the register and wood, St. Cloud. ? receiver of the local land office, elect 2:45-3:45—Reading Hour: Mrs.jto make proof upon his entry under George H. Prudden. the law under which the same was 3:45-4:30—Industrial Art Exhibit,{made without regard to the provis- Mrs. Maurice I. Flagg. i ions of this act.” 4:30-5:15—“The Drama and Dra- “Sec. 2297. If, at any time after matic League,” Mrs. Elizabeth At-f[the filing of the affidavit, as required tor in the Industrial Growth of the United States” Professor Charles E. |van Barneveld. Ay Noon. 2:00-2:45—“The Marketing Prob- lem,” Professor C. W. Thompson. The Bemidji Tar Paper ,Will Be Plaue, Level and Treat You on the Square. BEMIDIJI, MINN,, JUNE 13, 1912, Vol. 1, No. ‘4 Published Weekly Subactiption rater-freo; NEWS BUDGET. - DO YOU WASH? b — Advertising rates—ditto. Albert Utech, of Turtle River, = - called on us last Monday. Mr. Editorial rooms in southeast Utech is preparing to do some | corner Palmer’s store. painting and we gold him his | e | - §10CK | Some weather we are having. - 3 1] 4 = Armstrong brothers have placed . | Potatoes were planted last week | their machinery - order with us. by farmers north of Kelliher. They have recently bought the | } id Foley farm. They have farmed | Drop in to the editorial rooms | for several years and know the old 4 : when you are in Bemidji next | Moline line. Then take a look at these prices | week. University week v’lill offer . " | Washboards .- many attractlons but don’t be t00 | 4y gugt Christiansen was in last | Tubs . .. .50c to $1.25 | busy to call on us. | B week. Wringers .... .. $3.00 to $6.00 2 2 Clothesline . ........ 10c to 25¢ Oh him flemenlfig;ys Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillman, | Clothes pins, bunch ........ 5¢ Yes her an’ him were beaus, of Nebish, were in the store Mon- | Washing machines. .$7.50 to $16 He vowed he’d buy her beefsteak| day. Mrs. Gillman will spend An’ keep her dressed in clufhes- some time in Bel::idil. KEEP OUT THE FLIES - T If only her would marry and mosquitoes! We have the Andibo o7el to im, .+ = ?,“;] };’“’ ;"'ee"l”";’“; “h"“"lelgg finest line of screen doors, in this i He'd furnish her with diamonds ebish has been closed in by city. Prices from $1.20 to $5.00. 1 And keep her in the swim. :eet l;f wire te;cin’g i purchased A nice line of screen windows, Her sald herd wed, so straight- [ (O™ Falmer in Bemidjl. too. How about these? They went to Parson Joshing, % i Who hitched them up for fitty Stock holders of “the Potato | Screen ;l;flzss 5¢ :: 10¢ cents, Growers® association will meet fn | Screen knobs . 5c to 10e And now her takes in washing. | Bemidji next week. Screen handles . 5¢ to 10 —Nate Collier. » Screen bumpers Sc . We carry a full line of house- Our line of machinery is not ex- 5 hausted but it is being ¥nuved ra;- hold utensils—egg Dbeaters, kitch- Don’t knock and don’t let your ” idly. en knives, pans, etc.” door slam—get a five cent bum- er. ‘We carry a full line of kitchen utensils. Our prices are right, too. ? ' SHARPLES IS THE ONE. We sold five Sharples separa- tors this week. Doesn’t that prove they are the right goods?_ Here are the sizes and prices: No. 1—$40 No. 2—$ 55 No. 3—$65 No. 4—$ 75 No. 6—$90 No. 8—$100 This separator is ihe easiest to clean and most sanitary of any on the market. Let us show it to yon. ©QOur hammocks sre the sensa- tiom of the season. It sure is nice 4o swing im one. . Charles Almondinger : e:llter; FARMERS! tained a large party of friends ai % his home near Nebish a week ago We carry a fine line of Moline Sunday. Charles is some enter. | machinery. tainer. 2 Children’s day exercises at Pine- ‘wood next Sunday. . . Herman Eichstadt entertained S 5 - 100 Sons of Herman and their Coin” fishin’? See our line | friends at his farm last Sunday firat. afternoon. A. B. PALMER Phone 250. 118 Third street. wood. 4in section twenty-two hundred and 8:00 P. M.—a. Illustrated Tecture:{ninety, and before the expiration of “Art in Common Things,” Maurice I.|the three years mentioried in section Flagg. i " .l twenty-two hundred and ninety-one, “b. " Select Readings, Mrs. George)it is proved,.after due notice to the H. Prudden. settler, to the satisfaction of the reg- ister of the land offica that the per- HOME WELFARE DAY. son having filed such afidavit has Saturday, June 22. failed to establish rosidence within 9:30-10:15—"“The Mwman Being of | six months after the date of entry, or, High School Age,” Dr. Alice J. Mott, |abandoned the land for more than six principal of the model school, Univer- | months at any time, then and in that sity of Minnesota. event the land so eutered shall re- 10:15-11:00—“Why Babies Die,” | vert to the government; Provided, Trained Nurse. that the three years’ period of resi- 11:00-11:45. «phe Axrtistie} dence herein fixed shall date from the Home,” Margaret Josephine Blair. time of establishing actual perma- Noon. nent residénce upon the land. And provided further, that where there cent. may be climatic reasons, sickness, or 3.30-4:30—Reading 'Hour: . Stor- |Other unavoidable cause, the commis- fes for Children, Miss $Stella L. Wood. |8ioner of the general land office may, 4:30-5:00—Question Box. in his discretion, allow the settler 8:00 P. M.—Illustrated Lecture: | tWelve months from the date of filing “How, Minnesota Educates Her Chil- | in which' to commence his residence dren,’” Professor ‘A. W. Ramkin. on said land, under such rules and N regulations as he may prescribe.” Good Land Sale. Approved by the president, June 5, Theodore Nelson this morning sold s 2,280 acres of state school land at ! the sale held in the court house this ) Always Useful. morning. The average price was| ™ A\scrap book of witty storles clipped about $6 per acre. Mr. Nelson con- | [from any available magazine will be || sidered thee sale a good one. | & 8ood gift for ad.invalid, or, in fact, i| for a strong, vigorous man, Clippings i| pertaining to some special subject THREE-YEAR HOMESTEAD BILL.{ could be collected for the riders of [some particular hobby. These may be | gathered from various wsources. R WOMAN'S BACK 2:00-3:00—President Geo. E. Vin- Printed for the Committee on the Public Eands, House of Rep- resentatives, F3 Senate Bill 3367, Be it ‘enacted by, the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 2291 and sec- [tion 2297, of the Revised Statutes of e United States be amended to read |88 Tollows: - “Sec. 2281. No certificate, howev- er, shall be given or patent isgued| M8DY & woman’s back has many therefor; until the. expiration of three |@ches and pains. 5 years from the date of such entry;| Oft times ‘tis th? kidneys’ fault. and if at the expiration of suck: time, ‘That’s why, Doan’s Kidney Pills are or at any time within two years|8o effective. thereafter, the person making such| Many Bemidji women know this. entry, or if he be dead his widow, or| Read what one has to say about it. n case of her, death his heirs or de-| Mrs. A. E. Hannah, 704 Mississip- visee, or in case of a widow making|Pi avenue, Bemidi, »Mlnn:, say;:: such entry her heirs or-devisee, in|‘Soime time ago I begas to use Doan's case of her death, proves by himself | Kiduey Pills and the results were sat- ané by two credible witnesses that|isfactory. At that time I was suffer- he, she, or t'hey have a _ habitable [ing severely from backache and my house upon ithe land and have ac-[kidneys were not doing their work as tnally reside¢! upon and cultivated |they. sh’m_xld. A friend advised me to the same for the term of three years |take Doan’s Kidney Pills and I got succeedfng thi time. of filing the af-|some. They restored me to excellent fidavit, and makes affidavit that no heulth}." (Statement given October part of such Land has heen alienated, | 7, 1919). : S except! as provided insection twen- A LATER ENDORSEMENT. ty-two-hundred and eighty-eight, and| On March 19, 1912, Mrs, Hannah, that Hle, she, ‘or they will bear ‘true|was interviewed and she said: “The The Advice of This Bemidji Woman is of Certain Value, a of thie United States, shall be entitled | ree-eived good roldlt_l.:' L to @ patent, @s in othier cases provid-| For sale by ail dealers. Price 50 ed by law; Provided, that upon filing fcemts.. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, i New' York, sole agents for the United “Omega” is a handsome pedigreed Watch of the finest Swiss construction that - is to be the prize in a Computing Time Test that should command the attention of every man, woman and child. In order to emphasize the fact that “Omega” Watches are superior in every way we have selected one of the best movements with a handsome case, which will be given away absolutely free under the follow- ing conditions: On Saturday, the isth, we will wind up this—Jewelled Omega Adjusted Watch and place it in the show window where everyone can see it. The first person compyting nearest the number of Hours, Minutes and Seconds the Watch will run with one winding will be awarded the prize free of all charge—all estimates to be in our hands before ioa. m. This time test is absolutely free to everyone and has no string to it in any way. There is no charge whatever and no one is put under the slighest obligation. The idea is. to impress permanently on your mind the fact that Omega Watches are of such perfect and guaranteed reliability as to good for a life-time: of - satisfactory | service. It is our way of doing a little effective advertising and the expense is charged to advertising account. - Ask any of your friends who own Omega Watches to help you figure correctly. The prize is well worth striving for since the Ome ranks first in high-grade reputation and merit. All contestants must come to the store to register their computation and sign the coupon. R