Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 19, 1912, Page 8

VICTIM OF BLACKDUCK AUTO SCOOP THE CUB ACCIDENT DIED WEDNESDAY REPORTER (Continued from first page). By "HOP” M NaME'S S00P THE CuB REPORTER -TM GE a the Blackduck lake road Sunday. SeRIES OF \N‘.ER\‘,:E‘::M Sherberg was twenty-five years of " WHAT MAKES US so MAIL HE HAs age and the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Yo PACK AROUN John Sherberg who live in Summit, a mile east of Blackduck. He was a member of Blackduck Camp, Modern Woodmen in which he carried $1,000‘ life insurance. He also belonged to| the Yeomen. He had just returned from I\Ion~i tana where he spent the past two months with his brother, Gust. The | latter has been telegraphed and is| ,’”J” his way home. The exact time of the funeral has not -been decided but it will probably be held on Friday and will be in charge of the Woodmen. The body will be taken to the K. P. hall and from there to the Presbyterian! church where the services will be in charge of Rev. Frarey, as he was a member of the Presbyterian church. His death as well as the condition | of the two sisters who have not yet { Lahr’s Furniture Store Established 10 years ago, takes a pardonable pride in the Quality been informed of their brother's death N s % o T of the goods sold. Should you insist on having Cheap goods your ing members of the sadly bereaved | wants can be supplied, but we prefer to sell you:goods that we know femily tnto'the deepest despalr; will give you satisfaction. The following nationally advertised and BURGLAR SHOT AT WOMAN | guaranteed goods are sold exclusively by us in Bemidji: St. Paul, Dec. 19.—Mrs. George W. ) & . . . La Brande, daughter of Georse &, | 1100S1er Kitchen Cabinets, Globe-Wernicke Sectional Holmes, jeweler at 415 Robert street, ’ ® o narrowly escaped deatn by shooting | IDOOKcases, Buck’s Steel Ranges, Cole’s Hot Blast Heaters, . at the hands of a burglar in her fath- i - 5 < er's home, 115 Summit avene, snort. |§ Otearns & Foster Felt Mattresses, Way’s Sagless Springs, iy after 4 a. m. Wednesday, as the Wh' l’ R S d . . . . prowler made his escape after going ittal's ugs, tan al‘d SCWlng Machlnes, Calorlc F]re' e p a r m e n through Mr. Holmes’ clothes. He got . . B go o M Homesclothes. Hesf less Cook - Stove,. Wallace Nutting’s Pictures, Royal 3 Mrs. La Brande left her chamber = when her father cealled for help.a The Easy Chalrs The Plonee” want Ads = robber fired at her just as she entered i the hall, the steel-coated bullet graz- : : | g O Wi ooy ing her h?ir and lodging in the wall. : H H . | cont per word por uo DN . ' peclal argai"s Fnr F"day a“d saturday Regular charge rate 1 cent per word per insertion. No ad taken for « 1 PASS ILLITERACY BILL. less than 15 cents Phone 31 | Washington, Dec. 19.—The house vyesterday passed the Burnett literacy test immigration bill 178 to 52. The measure, a substitute for the Senator ])illinghan] bill, would bar from the United States immigrants over six- teen years old unable to read, except those proving to have emigrated on account of religious persecution, HOW THOSE WANT ADS DO THE BUSINESS ) The Pioneer goes everywhere 8o that everyone has a neighbor who ," takes it and people who do mot take the paper generally read their P neighbor’s so your want ad gets to them all. 15 Cent a Word Is All It Costs All framed pictures sell- Allframed pictures sell- ing from $2.95 to 34,25, at P2x0O0 ing from $125 10 $5.00. a; $T1=00 . All other pictures at 50¢ each During these two days we will give away free a mounted picture to each cus- tomer making a purchase of 50c or over and mentioning this ad. Union depot, a set of black furs. HELP WANTED { Finder please return te Crookston WANTED—Some one to drill four| pumber company. deep wells, all in Koochiching Whitewash for Oyster Shell Scale Plain whitewash is a simple and 5 § county. Inquire of Annie E. Shelland, effective remedy for oyster shell scale, y. Ing MISCELLANEQUS W ’ Clerk, County Board of Education, In- . »w frequently called oyster shell bark CRl BE FOR I HE PIONEE ternational Falls, Minn. ADVERTISERS—The great state of louse, which is sometimes a serious North Dakota offers unlimited op- pest to young fruit trees, lilacs and | .| WANTED—Girl for general house| ,,riynities for business to classi- other ornamentals. Canadian experi- - ——— work. Richardson. 910 Beltrami| geq advertisers. The recognized ments show that it is the best and Phone 570. advertising medium in the Fargo cheapest material to use for this pur- WANTED—Cook at Lake Shore hotel.| Daily and Sunday Courier-News, pose. Make the wash of forty pounds the only seven-day paper in the lime, forty gallons water and eight FOR SALE state and the paper which carries pounds salt and spray the trees im- i the largest amount of classified mediately after the leaves fall. As FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for| advertising. The Courier-News soon as the first application has dried, every make of typewriter on the| covers North Dakota like a blank- spray again. market at 50 cents and 75 cents| et; reaching all parts of the state . N The whitewash loosens the scales each. Every ribbon sold for 75! the day of publication; it is the i and breaks their attachments to the cents guaranteed. Phone orders} paper to use in order to get re- twigs, so that they are washed off by promptly filled. Mail orders given| sults; rates one-eent per word first rain and snow. An application of the same careful attention as when| insertion, one-half cent per word 9 i N & - . lime-sulphur itself does not t S Cl ) ll b i h F you appear in person. Phone 31. ding insertions; fiff t: L] LA bl:lgaj‘:i:\:;;l]‘]; Zfiem‘:_:_n‘zp‘::;man;l anta aus Wl not e at t : e alr The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply :;:cifnengernxplt:.s Addtryes:e:h: ' Home.) S . b Store. Courier-News, F: , N. D. Store at the hours as stated in Friday’s [l s oo st X b s ) . (the best nickel pencil in the| FACTORY IN NORTHWEST— The following is taken from a and Saturday S Ploneer. world, at Netzer’s, Barker’s, O. C.|Eleven years’ knowing how. Way page of practical household sugges- " . 1]:»[001;'5. Mcc“flg':nh Olgich's' R(;’; &|send your Radiator down East when i i 4 % usen's, e Pio ce i ; i gg;sp;:i;llf January Woman’s Home TOO many Chlldren and grown folks arkusen’s, an neer you can ship it to us; save time, ex- Supply Store at 5 cents each and|press, freight, money and get best “Placing a watch under a tumbler . . . 50 cents a dozen. workmanship. Prices right. Make near the bed of a sick person will were dlsapp()lnted the last tlme he was FOR SALE—Small fonts of type, sev- |26 Radiators; allow for old one. give him relief from the ticking eral different points and in first Mailorders receive special attemtion. » ~ which is frequently very trying to there class oondition. Call or write this TODD MANUFACTURING €O. highly sensitive nerves.” - office for proofs, Address Bemidji|$20 Mary PL Minneapolis, Minn. —_ Ploneer, Bemidji, Minn. WANTED TO RENT—Two or three FOR SALE OR TRADE—A sawmill| furnished rooms for light house of 35 H. P., one lath mill and one| KeePing or board and room for turning lathe. Write or inquire, three. Phone 31. Mrs. S. T. Sorenson, Bagley, Minn. WANTED—OId cotton rags, clean, ou no W FOR SATH—Fightoen head oavy| free from buttoms. No sl cieth, “ logging horses, welght from 1500| SUDRY 8ack or wool cloth accepted. to 1800 1bs. _Address E. F. Stevens| Floneer Office. ] Towner, N. D. BOUGHT AND SOLD—Second hand FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The| furniture. O0dd Fellow’s building, » Pioneer will procure any kjnd of; _@cross from postoffice, phone 139, But---the Fair Store has the e e biggest line of Toys and Christ- a1y @ Want Ad Dale’s place. mas Goods of any store in North WANTED—Gompetont g1l for | |1 Cont 3 Word-=-Cash | Central Minnesota. Brinkman Theater Tonight HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM The Melrose Comedy Four Is some quartette when it comes to harmony and fun. It is doubtful if its equal is to be found in vaudeville. Jacobs & Sardel Both of these players are capable and have an interesting vaudeville con- tribution. PICTURE PROGRAM Convicted by Hypno- tism In two parts A phychological medico detective photo drama of “Mind Over Mind.” The Deacon’s Trou- bles Comedy trami avenue. | FOR SALE — Two horses. Inquire John E. Croon, Nicollet hotel. . e e | Willigm G, Klein Gnld Fish Post cal‘ds FOR RENT INSURANCE €T _ Postage Stamps At Cost e liaht Bomoianstig. F1L Tared g p ot e "™ Rontals, Bonds, Real Estate FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Inquire 515 Bemidji avenue. First Mortgage Loans FOR RENT — Furnished room at 515 Third street. on City and Farm | FOR RENT—Warm nouse. Inqui; P roperty , of John G. Ziegler. 5 and 6, O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. LOST AND FOUND Fherre 9. Bemidjt, Minn, Coming! Arrialdo’s Leopards Admission Children 100 Adults 25¢ LOST—Between Markham hotel and