Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 21, 1912, Page 2

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Grocer gives you ““stitution which will be voted on in . ment” as fathered by Bob Dunn and HAROLD J. DANE, Editor. Call For. The Pink Ballot The amendments to the state con- passed by the state leéislature. This amendment provides that in- stead of-a road and bridge tax of one- tuurfth of a mill a year as “, present, the legislature can levy a.tax up .to and including one mill. The present law brings in about $300,000 a year to the state road and bridge fund. If passed, the amendment will bring $1,200,000 to the fund each year. To the careless mind, this will seem like a large increase in taxation but the farmer and business man in Bemidji and vicinity will realize that the increase will fall largely on the three big cities of the state and that low land values will make the addi- tional burden unfelt here. On the other hand, the three big cities will share in the proceeds of the taxation for the amendment pro- vides for that contingency, but it roads in Northern Minnesota and with a big state fund combined with the county and private property mo- ney which is available under the El- well law, the “North Country” will soon be a net work of well built high- ways. Voters should remember one thing of importance. 1o be passed, the amendment must secure a majority of the votes cast at the . election. polls in November by C. W. Conway, lic examiner says that it is one of the supplies of the county, he has saved Having been -nominzted for the office of Represcntative for the sixty- first district I solicit ycur support at port to all measures coming before the legislature, to that end. A. P. RITCHIE, Bemidji, Minnn. PAID ADVERTISEMENT. $5.00 for Series. J. C. THOMPSON Candidate for County Commissioner Fifth District. At the urgent request of a com- mittee of citizens I hereby announce myself as an Independent Candidate for the office of county commission- er from the Fifth district. I have lived in this county twenty years and if elected will fill the office to the best of my ability and will en- deavor to give the county a good business administration. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Shire 0 The Taste Tews 520 Capital Bank Bullding will be the country counties that AND EMBALMER semidjl, one Minn. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA will benefit most. We need good S ans ston —————— AR KRR K X AR HK *ii!i!li*klii**: * :i*ii%k%k#f*kfil#fiiflifiifii: France, March, 1912. ' money back if not satisfactory. RECEIVED' HIGHEST AWARDS World's Pure Food Exporition, - Chicago, Iil., Paris Exposition, C. Kiein William INSURANCE Rentals, Bonds, Real Estats First Mortgage Loans on City and Farm Property 6 and 8, O'Leary ldg. * MERCHANTS WHO WANT Y It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants below can get'it for you at a price that will defy competition. Every merchant is ENARANTZED B BEN 1041 BREWWG CO. UNDER THE FOOD AMD DRUCS ACTNINE 28™ /906. BEN1041 BREWING L7 sides, printed on rounded; beautiful, strong, durable. at this office SIX C The $3.00 It s cxctly the same S the ‘November election will bé 7| 1 pollsNov. 6,71213; New , ex. 2, stamped In gold be print I stand for the development of 1912 Wfi""‘_%fl:k’}: '.: 1912 ==¢' e ed on a pink ballot. The first on on| NORTHERN MINNESOTA and if DICTIoNARY, B2t leather, DICTIONARY Habu: o . the ballot is the “Good Roads Amend- | €lected, I pledge you my earnest sup- - edges and Lllustrated ored plates “:3 Limp Leather, flexible, stamped in gold on back and Bible pay are maps and over 600 subjects beautifully illustrated by three- color plates, numerous subjects by monotones, 16 educational charts and the latest United StatesConous.” Brsecy BN | and charts itted. ® SIX 8lc! Tl G e 4 = Asy Book by Mall, 22c Extra for Postage > per, with red edges and corners esides the general contents, there Bonua of The $2.00 1s in plin coth bind. New ing; " stamped INQUIRE OF Bemidji or write, ] Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co, This space reserved by the Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co, For price of lots, terms etc., T. C. BAILEY, reliable and will give you the best value for your money. ilfi*{lfilfi!{iflll{i!{ifi#fi: FHRRRRERIRE IR RRERK FARAHRRIRRHEEREEEEEEIE KKK :fii{!’i*&ififl#i{ kikilii’: :i«kfi##i##i*fii&ifi*fi*{*i*fi FRIAIIRIRRIIIIRRRR K :{Cfii‘*fik’ifii{ifii{ifi#fli: :likl#*i#l”i{iii*fii{ifii :ki*iiliiil{iii{ifik{&l’l FRIIAIIIEIIII IR :&i{ifik{*fl#{i{fi REEFEEEK :{i’i&lfiifil&i&iflkfii’”fi FRAHIRIII IR :fiifiifilfilfiifif{lfi!{lifi*fi# :flilfilfi!fii{ifi*&’ifii{i&i fl”fln’i{ifi‘%’kfli’llli KA ko ks ok ok sk ok ok ko ok OUR BUSINESS | FHHIIIIIIIIIAAIIIIR KK emidji & fag gl al SR IR YL S Y AA ISR IEIINRK :ii*ii%lifikfiil&kiifiifikfl Baia tas S8t sl 2 e eIy u 15 & vote against. | X URN 3 x Xk TOM SMART XX FURNITURE 3 3 AR ioluAToN Tk Therefore, no vote is a vote agalnst. * = : * nvest in Land * o WE BET X * NORTHERN GROCERY * % FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT % & x X * % At only $10.00 per acre & — Any voter who does not understand (i 3 x *x X% G : X Dray and Transfer x X J. P. LAHR ¥ ¥ You have the cholce of 12 all % s neign-|l * x x COMPANY x x % x % Jolning 40's. x the amendment. can Ask .Nis neigh-([ ¥, o ituresimeds from & & x *x X % SAFE AND PIANO MOVING x & & The land Is easily cleared and % bors so that he can cast his ballot ¥ the fllms you send in this ¥ ¥ x X ROE AND MARKUSEN *x X . ¥ % Furniture, Rugs and Stoves, % & i gradually sloping, except % X morning. x *x X “ 4 * X *x X ¥ % about 80 acres of rolling land & intelligently, but the failure to re- X Enlarging, Framing, Copying. ¥ : : ;v ;{ 1; L;E s- ses s : : : ‘THEY BEAT. : :Rom Phone 68 : : Undertaking. : X around a small lake. Good & x ALE * graded - cord a vote will have the same eftect |l ¥ X ox e GROCERS : X K 207 Fourth strest Bemidjl & K 81 America Aveus: ¥ X Phone call 1782 ¥ % S ouis to Turtle River & B _ RUP X Kk cecseccccane x Phone 206. x % as casting a negative vote. : ahive BLHAKKE Bemidjl. ¥ ¥ : : < : : Oftice Phone 12 : : 323 Minnesota Ave. ¥ X F.M HALZAHE : Pi tonight x x 4 * Minnesota Ave. Tisewherg;n. (e Flonder il IR IR RRIRRIIRRK Fadrbd can be found a fac simile of the amendment. - “Vote for it! Work :i*i*i%ki*fii*i#@(i**‘”‘ii: :***i##i{lt{illli{ifi*fi*: :{*fi*fitfi’kfil{ifi!fllfik{lfii: :***’**"‘*f*’**‘liiiii*ii: :fiilfi*«fiiiliiiifiiiiil%!: : XK KK KKK KKK KKK : for it!” Northern Minnesota needs nt *x X AJLORIN( x X %« ¥ Al kinds of bullding ma- X % ARKER’S DRUG x X el : D;Hyéung;'r GROCERIES * & Suits Ende to y‘.’l\n meas- X ¥ fIITTITYY & ¥ terlal, as much or as little as X % B and b THE BEMIDJI LEAD : L * ¥ % ure from x % % ¥ you like at the x % JEWELRY STORE * PENCIL x * found in Bemidji x X $20 UP. XX MONEY TO LOAN *x X x X * x James L. George. % Come right here and get * % Get your fur coat fixed ov- ¥ % x % 2 x X : x : X them, as we pride ourselves ‘¥ & er new. x X $3338388 ¥ % 8T, HILAIRE RETAIL LUM- = % Wholesalers and Retallers The Best x James L. George, the present coun-| i} y op having only the best X & Shells from $28 up. x X > x X % & Service and satisfaction. Mall % NICKLE PENCIL x b ty auditor, is an official that the vot- ¥« money can buy. : : i Eheryth'l'ns in the tailor- : : ON FARM LANDS. : : BER COMPANY. : : ?{“" g_lvetni that same ser- : -in the World * . ng line af 5 ce you get in person. z ers of Beltrami county cannot afford : SCHWANDT & MARIN X & (ORRIE THE'TAILOR. & X JOHN @, ZIEGLER. x ik 5k P 3 : ' to lose. He was given the Republi- * %Ii:mewta 1‘fve. & : x 405 ll;%innsml);nl’ Ave. : : i : : u(x:m lng v;oad -1-: :r :les : :Thl S BAmm;z'sd i : ALL STORES * | — - 3 . b eso! . & . R. 8. " 4 1 can nomination at the September : Bomidji innesota, x : one Fege 0DD FELLOWS BUILD! oK Sy Ml Ve. an 2 rd St. Bemidji, Minn. % 3 1‘ primaries and will be opposed at the |l HKIKIKIKIKKIRIKIKIKIIKK KKMKRIKIKIKIKIIRIRIRIKR IRIKIIRIRKKRIBIFIKIKRIRR SIRIRIKIIRIRIRIIRIRIRIRK | KARRIRIRRIRIRIRIRIRRE 5 KK K % & 3K K & FRANY & i i * $$$S $ x * candidate on the Socialist ticket. |W X 1y oo w youthatour X 5§ SRVE SOUR SONES!§ X OUR X * BEMIDJI MUSIC HOUSE % % MAKER OF SHOES TO & 3 Mr. George took over the aditor’s ¥ Variety store leads in x X 3 f $ $S$S * & merchandise sales are always ¥ X x % * L. P. ECKSTR *x i ‘hen the books were in bad *x SERVICE, ¥ x Regularly and systemati- X - % on the increase and each X & 514 Minnesota Ave. Bemidji ¥ & ORDER. * k¢ UM * Offics. whetl, A8 shoD) * VALUES % & cally. If you receive your pay ¥ & month has been better then ¥ & x % X x T - shape, work was piling up faster x AND ¥ % weekly, lay some aside each X X the last. If you are not al- X & Wholesale and retail Pia- * & Repair work neatly dope. * Plumbing, Steam and H : h 1d handle it, and *x VARIETY. ¥ & week, if monthly do it month- X & ready a customer, youdonot X & nos, Organs and Sewing * & First class shoe shining ¥ Water H..&n. Sewer °: | ¢ thax,the force’ conldhARE: th % It will cost you nothing to X & ly. The dollars will pile up % * know how well we can please X & Machines. ¥ & parlors for Ladies and Gen- % Water Connections. e ; - when the office was said by state * be convinced. : : '“rprmn‘l%iw i : : you lh: quunty and satisfy : : Pl; 4 : : tlemen. * 3 : g——— 3 % x. . you in quantity. one . * x officials to be one of the worst audi- %' MEGROTH'S VARIETY * * Now is the time to open & & % o i WM. 'Ttm- b Phone 566-309 *x | tors’ office in the state. =~ By hard * TO] : + bank account with the * X ’w @ 'cmmg%fl : * 4 : * 310 Minnesota Ave. * 820 Beltrami Ave, Z p 3 - work, Mr. George has brought the|[j ¥ Bemidi, Minn. : Ecflflggf T. BANK : : Bemidji, nn. 3 : J. BISIAR, MANAGER. 3 : Bemlaji, lflnn.: c office to a point where the state pub-| [l X KKK Kk KKK KKK KKK K FHRKKKKSIREEEIR kK Bt S R T Y T TR 1 2 LT T T SRR R AR RIS 2 A I U o B I 18 best in the state. * * x x ; x X x X x X % ¥ BUILDIN TION x By reorganizing his office force, by |}l 4. - ALBERT KLEVEN X x MoCUAIG X ’m GIVER HARDWARE CO. so ki MACHINE SHOP Sl G ASSOCIATIO! : : Get Your : working late hours, by always being : FARMERS LAND CO. : : : : ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : t Wo'do A ik : : n%m cgmyl‘ 'GAV_ : : HOUSEHOLD UTEN: bl e “on the job” himself, by surrounding |l x Northern Minnesota Lands ¥ & GENERAL MERCHANDISE ¥ & 1 % & ofall kinds. Gasolineand * & %%‘111’, ¥ % and FARM IMPLEMENTS : ’ himself with clerks who are mnot|[l * for sale. Information re- % X X X 000000900 x x steamengines a specialty. * &k x % 5 +* garding land buying cheer- X ¥ *x X R d * *x *x % & is a home ‘institution, and & & of x afraid of hard work, Mr. George has| |} & fully given. " % % Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries ¥ % & HARDWARE & * X ¥ & has money to loan to build * % % } succeded in bringing the office to a : rity State Bank BIdg : : + and Provisious. > : : : S EIISE IS : : : OLAF ONGSTAD : : w#h gr to buy -;:mo'.. : : C. E. BATTLES X state of efficiency whereby the busi-|} 4 fo " % | % Third 8t. Bemidfl X % e BhopLReas ot Bloneer- BIIE ¢ o mm‘,“ 7 I X The Hardware Merchant : ness can be handled as rapidly as it : Bemidji, Minn. : 3 - : : Phone 57 316 Minnesota Ave : % : : : O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. : : Bemidjl, - Minn. x comes in. By corefully buying the FRFIIAEEEIIIIIIIIRIRIREE FERIETIIIIIIIIIREREIEIEE . IR RERREEREERK TR IR * I FRHAIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII K 3'""““""‘""""‘2 TRIARREIRRRIIRKRRRIRRRR JRRIIRIIIRRIIRRIIRRIIRRR . SRR AR RRINRRIRRE BRI BRI KRR ek many thousands of dollars which : e st : . . : : : t : 4 : : : : x were formerly wastefully expended. * THAT'S NATURAL, *x ¥ N0 NORTHERN x K CUNNIRGHAM * * - RUDOLPH EPP * % . The store that treats you x % THE X } James L. George is an efficient || * ¥ XBRT NATIONAL !].‘AI * g 5y '6 ) d w. K0! X % RIGHT. hliattae CROOKSTON LUMBER : ¢ SRy % But we strive harder to please. X ¥ HE 3535 ON * & % - % Blacksmith and Horse-Shoer ¥ : x COMPANY x county servant, has at all times been = THAT'S SERVICE. * & RN OLD, STRONG AND AT ¥ * & g x X ¥ & Crockery, Glassws e, House- & & \ * b ready and eager to serve the people * x X CONSERVATIVE. ¥ X General Job and Repalr Work ¥ ¥ “ All kinds . % X hold Necessitles used every * & x % . Courteous attention has ¥ & o % & of Plow and Woodwork. - % & day. Then come to the store & & ‘Wholesale & - as a whole rather than any one class & won o'?;' many jewelry cus- : :unmf BARK funlilt: x X & < * : that saves you money. - x x * hy * tomers to us. * ' Phone $37 % & Satisfaction gusranteed. % 2 % % LUMBER, LATH AND. and is an auditor with wlmm‘t e o it X ou schabta and sk sk b e F;IVW 5 x E : people feel safe. Changes are costly x s % % the officers are the stockhold- % = &. 410 America Ave. 4+ & 304 Irvine Ave. Bemidjl. ¥ & - “ Ath. 5 x x BUILDING MATERIAL & and when unnecessary are a sheer : George T. Baker & Co. : : ers of this bank. % : - : By : : 2 - : :» S : : x waste of money. Mr. George Should |l I RIIIIIIIIIRIRIIIR - JHRIIIIIRAIIEERREERIIIRK Bl aaaa i L s R T Y Ty T e g p be returned for another two years. . = . = = ST & b " . EavE3d 5