Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 2

- neys. “business with him. Mr. Nelson. ECOND CLASS MAT- THE ACT OF Bemidji the papers are re the deliv- g u favor if they will: report when they do || aot get their papers prox -Every subscriber to ;ha Dnlly Pioneer will receive notice about ten days be- fore his time expires, giving him an opportunity to. make an advance pay- ment.before the paper is finally ltopped Subsoription Rates. One month by carrier One year, by “carrier. . Three months, postage Six months, postage paid. One year, postage paid The Weekly Pioneer. Bight NKBB, containin l summary of the news of the. weel Published Svery Thuraday and sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in advance. 40 sl 00 Published every afternoon except Sun- day by the Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Company. E. CARSON. 3. X. DENU. HAROLD J. DANE, Bditor. Rolan W. Reed Pictures. Bemidji people have a rare privil- ege in the oportunity of seeing the collection of Indian pictures which have been taken by Roland W .Reed, a former Bemidji business man. Only in two or three cities of the United States have these pictures been shown and it is hardly possible that Bemidji people will have another view in many years. Mr. Reed’s pictures speak for them- selves. Every ome illustrates some phase in the life of the Ojibways—or Chippewas as they are more common- 1y known—and the South Piegans of Montana, who now live on the Black-] foot reservation. One does not need a lecturer to understand them. With marvelous skill, Mr. Reed has caught with the camera scenes and charac- ters of which artists have dreamed and never been able to put on can- vas, One thing the pictures do not tell; that is the story of how they were taken. Thew winter scenes do not show the photographer standing in the same storm in which the Indians are huddled in their lodges; nor does it shew him fighting mosquitoes while wrying to get a true picture of an Indiaa fishing with an old time spear. Mr. Reed has pictures which cost him hundreds of dollars in time and expense. The story of the American Indian is one of the most fascinating of any beople in history. The red man— who at no time probably numbered more than 1,000,000—was once in control of this country but is now rapidly becoming a thing of the past. 1t is Mr. Reed's object to get with the camera scenes illustrative of differ- ent phases in their life and persons who are truly representative of type. Within the next year he will finish the Ojibways and Piegans and move to Los Angeles. where he will com- mence his study of the Indians of the southwest. 5 Mr. Reed’s pictures are complete in composition and workmanship.- One, cannot admire the -pictures without ppreciating the mechanical skill| with which'the negatives were devel- oped and the prints made. Those who are interested in either photographysy, the American Indian or local scenes, should see Mr. Reed’s exhibit. It is the opportunity of a lifetime. One More Chimney Fire, Bemidji has had one more chimney fire. The kitchen of the P. W. Rath- bun.-home was gutted Saturday. night by a fire starting from a defective, chimney. - Too much caution cannot be exercised with stoves and chim- Look after.that chimney and stove connection at once. Nelson Needs a Room. LA, E. Nelson, agricultural man at the High school, says that he needs some sort of a ground floor office in which he can meet and talk to the farmers who are constantly seeking] his advice. To date they have been talking to Mr. Nelson wherever he, can be found and on occasions have trailed him from the school to his . home and then down.town from store’ to store. 4 It is good for Bemidji to have a man here to whom.the: farmers can and do look for advice and encour- agement. But the efficiency of the man is greatly decreased when' there is no place in which he and the farm- ers can get together. For some reas- on or other, a farmer will not go to the Commercial club rooms nor to the third story of the High school to look for Mr. Nelson. - Neither is.it feasible for Mr. Nelson:to have a desk in some office. A contractor has estimated that for $250 a one-room: office. can be added to the building! = Such a room would glve Mr. Nelson space for his. desk and files and would also be conyen- ient enough for all farmers who hlye s handling a larger number of inunlh Jes each week. //The city cannot, l!-] | have a fine appetite and have gained ‘| help and then not get it ‘because tl are unable to find the one man who can give it to them. ; Good: News, Great joy Is written on her face, A happiness that knows. no bounds; Bhe hopes to- trip with girlish grace Because she's lost eleven pounds. Valuable Testimony. “Did.your invitation develop any facts?” “Yes,” replied the inquisitor; ‘“we have every reason to believe that the answers given to.our -opening ques- tions as te the name, business and residence of the star witness were complete and absolutely accurate.” - Mostly Wind. “What kind of & man is Bq!llrc Sim- mons, anyway " “Well, I'll tell you. Yon've seen them snow storms along airly in:the winter, when there’s a good deal of wind, but not much sleighing? That's the sort he is.”—Judge. MRS. HOWARD WAGNER Writes Personal Letter to Her Drug- gist About a Bad Cough. Mrs. Howard Wagner of Milton, Pa., writes her druggist as follows: “For two months I suffered from a bad cold, from which I could get no relief, then I began to cough and would cough until midnight every night. I consulted a doctor and took two kinds of medicine, but without benefit. One day seeing Vinol, your cod liver and iron medicine adver- tised in my paper, I sent for a bottle. After taking it the second day I did not cough so much and felt stronger, and at the end of a week I could go to bed and sleep without coughing once. I have now taken in all six bottles, and T never felt better in my life. I twelve pounds. As Vinol has helped me so much, I want others to know about it.” The curative and strengthening properties of Vinol - built up: Mrs. Wagner’s health and her cough dis- appeared as a natural result. We guarantee that Vinol will do all we claim and will pay back your money if Vinol does not satisfy you. Barker’s Drug Store, Bemidji, Minn. — It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants belew can it get for .you at. a price that will defy competltlon. Every merchant is- iil{k%kiiikifi%likfilfiifiii b : WE RETURN * * = % Today pictures made - from *-the fllms you send in this # morning. *x Enh.rdng, Framing, Copying. * & * HA UP # Third St. Bemldll x Ckfiilfiifii{i’i’lfi!{i{i{k’ AR Do you want THE B GROCERIES found in Bemidji Come right here .and .get them, as we pride ourselves on baving only the best money -can - buy. E%HAEDT & MARIN Bemi ?fimh. ' l#iiili&ifl%lfii#fiififlfl! AR RN 2 2323223322232 Fhkddh kdkhkkkkh We strive to sell. THAT'S NATURAL. Bntwum -hndanopluu.i i‘**'k*i’t**i ok dek ok «Mfltflfikfiflm ****tt****i** x * X MoCUAIG bt : gii % omNmRAL monumlsli: x x * Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries & Sk ; ok X FRIEREREIAIRRIIRIRRERKK | i’i&ifi#{*{i{*fiifif*fiifiifi: ot “Yes, “Yes. , wir,” shall’ mlly _find | ald Pete, h\nkfly fe <cooked grains. wi 'Se mn.hed. but. will' ‘be much twollonm ‘milk ‘creamy. Do-you see' this, Pete?” and | “I done it . Bnt ~GIVING HER A POINTER. the: mimister ‘held up the huge en- ‘largement: of | the-finger-print. Pete made a gesture of-despalr. “I'; gee - thereiain’t no wuse -denying parson;” he:said. I sure would like to know whei 'got-that; impresaion - of. .my anrvy g plnts 3 EAID DV R‘l‘lSEMENT Bor This Seri 10, t, I hereby announce, tfitg am @ can- dum T.wudge - of the Municipal ‘qurt/of this City, which office is to be ifilled at the coming city election, {|and I:respecttully solicit:the mpport of:ithe ¢liizens: of Bemidjl. HERBERT J. LOUD. e g R PAID. ADVERTISEMENT. - For_This- Beries; :$10.00 |- T hereby: .announce that I .am|a candidate for the office: of judge iof Bemidji, at. the coming city election to be held in and- for said city on the 18th-day ‘of Febraary, 1918, T-respectfully solicit the support ¢|of the people of Bemidii. JOHN L. BROWN." (NWOMAN'S BACK Miss Heavywelght—Yes, I'd like to be. a:,good, basketball player. there any baoks you could recommend | that would. help me? Mr. Knowing—Well, before taking |. It up you might get some points, on “First Ald to the Injured.” Pay! Pay! Im vain we Jacks kick 'up a fuss Pay! At garb worn by our Jills; The only footwork asked of us Is that.we foot the bills. —_— Wanth Mulligan’s Room. A little Irishman in a state of great excitement and deshabille ran_into the lobby of the hotel. “IL-want a room,”.he clerk, “and I want it quic “What voom do you want?” inquired the clerk. politely. “I want 87 “But 37 is already occupled—Mnlll- gan has that foom.” “I know he has,” responded the llt~ “I'm .Mulligan, and I Just fell out of the window.”—Photo Bits. tle Iri The curtain rises, pleased we are shman. An Old. Annoyance. .. To:mee the play: begin, But cannot hear the famous star | For. people trooping in. “Josiah,” spere’s dead.” “Does 1t? the. other day. «”inmnmuum’ 7 Mm&muuwnnnu: x g x ¥ x X * * NORTHERN GROCERY % ¥ FOR GOOD THINGS TO HAT X * * x COMPANY e '£:80,T0 > * x : % :-..----.--o.o X x “PHEY BEAT.” SR ¥ ' WHOLESALE b Soe * K : ] *. & 4 207: Fourth: styeet,- Bemidjl.- K ®Ssssessscsecee y K Phone. 3 x * : x 3 FRREREIRIRIRIRAEIRRREE PRI R KK :liii#iiiiifl{klfl”’ifi*: :fiuunnncmmnn;: * - HOUSEHOLD UTENSHLS % : & * * ot *x X 5 S x 2 % % ) e e C. E. BATTLES ok o ONPARMIANDS 3 ¥ The Hardware Merchasit Eok ¥ X . Bemidfi, -. Mimn. X X = L W x ¥ B aasast LU TS N . Of Course. sald Mrs. Gottalotte, it jays In the paper here that Shake- d. to the That must of been why they had all the flags at half:mast Are The Advice of This Bemidji-Woman is of Certain Value. Many a woman’s back has many aches and pains. % Oft times’tis the kidneys" fault. That's why. Doan s Kidney Pills arg |80 effective. 1 Many Bemidji :women: knnw this.” Read what one has to say about it. Mrs. A. E, Hannah, 704 Mississip= pi avenue, 'Bemidji, Mina., says: Kidney Pills.and-the results were sat- ing severely from backache and my, kidneys were not doing their work as they shouiu. A friend advised me to Jtake Doan’s Kidney Pills and I got some. health.” . (Statement given October 7, 1910). . ¥ A LATER ENDORSEMENT. was interviewed: and she said: “The | atatement I have - previously. zlven about Donn'lxldney Pills holds good. When I hnyuuad them I have always received: good results.” For :sale by :all dealers. - Price 50 States. | -Remémber the and take no other.—Adv. it | wil tully filtered will turn. _gray, ltre-ked dy(.dedajmlr “beautitully: dark:and |s Jnst a few applications will provn - ‘a revelation if your hair is lading, gray or:dry, gcraggly and thin. Mix- ing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe. at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing abeut fifty cents a large “Some time ago 1 began. to use Doan’s, isfactory. At that time I was suffer-| They restored me to excellent] On;March:19, 1912, Mrs. Hannah cents, - Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,|| New York, sole agents-for the United, name—Doan’s— |. W bottle - at:.drug stores,. known. as “Wyeth’s;Sage. and : Sulphur Hair the: municipal .court- of the city iof|: | 2/ thmv@ns a Iot of & somoww thelr own, bi m@ 28 “Wyeth! 'yfllllhfll] appearance and- attractive-| ‘| ness.” By duken!ng your hair: wlth vaefll n time Do this tonlsm nd by mom’ ing all gray hairs have dlnppwadk after an ugherrl.ppl,lcltlon or two it will be restored to its matural color and be even ‘more glossy, soft and luxuriant than ever. Local d!‘ugglsts say they are sell~ ing. lots of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- phur;” it surely helps lolks appear years. younzer.——Adv ST. PAUL “This space reserved by the Tk Bomidji Townsile & Improvement o, “For price of lots, .terms etc., ,g INQUIRE OF .T..C. BAILEY, : -Bemidji g é or write, Bomidj Townsita & Improvemant Go. 620 Capital Bank Bullding MINNESOTA reliable and will give you the best value for your money. 2 f*'i'**ttmm i § ‘i : * Tk kRIK b Sy KRR R ARE - BRI TOM:SMART Dray and Transfer SAFE AND PIANO MOVING Res; Phone: 68 81! Anurleu Ayenue ‘Office Phan- 13 : e e e o Aok o sk ok ok ok 2333232222283 3 '5 : 3 § i mmifiihifllii: Jkinds: of buflding ma~ ¥ 28 much or as. little as & Al terial,; you ke at the ST. HLAMRE RETAIL LUM- EA kAN Thhkk dhk % Coal and wood also for sale & ‘ :-mnm Ave. and R. R. 8. % S % FEEEIF RIS REEEEEEE KR :wnu«mmnunu« Wholesale and. retail Pia- " nos, .Organs -and Suwlns ‘Machines. _ Phone 573. J.BISIAR,’ MANASER. Boigaaa s s L2828 ST TS ST FURNITURE J. P. LAHR - ‘Furniture, Rugs_and -Stoves, Undertaking. Phone call 178-2. 323 Minnesota Ave. AR RAR KK B a a3 3833353338y Fhdhh kR hkokkkk E 222223222222 32 * & * BARKER’S DRUG * * and x X JEWELRY STORE . x * ¥ ‘Wholesalers and Retals x %-Bervice and satistaction. x +%:Orders ‘given that .same. ser- & : ‘vice you get in. person. * E: * x KER'S x - BAR! : Third 8t. Bemidji, Minn. % Cflli&kll«fiiliifi"lkillil BB ASXEEEESRE R S X x - % e FhhA A lit#%#i&*%liiliik .| such case made .and | est, and taxes, :| as. stipulated in and. by, said Mortgage i o unuuuum AVOD ty*it*t*tittt s 8¢9 Bottromi Ave. 2nere. R18-8 INSURANCE Rontas, Bonds, Real Estet First Mortgne;s Loans on City and Farm ~P'roperty v and 6, O’Leary-Bewser Sidg. “<Phene- 9. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE l‘“- Default h‘vlnt baen mlda I.n the ment of the . Ellingbo _and mny Ellingbo, nortsasor-, to Hnn ilton, .Mor! b‘fll«q Lh’ lllh Qe D admbar. 1508, and it a’power - of sale therein contained, duly recorded and State of; Minn 0th fll’ ot ]B)ecimlblfig:llslg‘ t“ ‘“ o}‘fiuk A‘ll 90! of Mor o ‘Which said uflfi&a“{.fi:‘n« with the debt secured thereby, was duly as- signed by sai Henry e l:'lon' “written Do of De- Lhd.l lod. 11 M., in Book 22 of Mortgages on 83, and no action or proceeding ha- instituted, at law or otherwise, to cover the debt secured. by seid 3 or any part thereof, > THERERORE, ..NOTICE. HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtas of the power .of sale contained in_said .Mort- s Eage, and pursuant to the stafite in provided,. the. Mortgase will be Toredlosed bre of the. premises. described in.and conveyed by_said Mortgaze, viz: The_Southwest.quarter of the.Santh- east quarter of Section Ten, and the North, half of the Northeast.quarter.and the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of. Section Fifteen, all in Town- ship One hundred fifty-three North, Range. Thirgy-one West, containing One acres, more or less, ac- cording. to. the .Government. lllrlfl. in Be i nne- 0. pay. sai seventy-seven 41-100 D if any, on. and Twenty-five Dollars, Attorney's fees I case of foreclonure, and the Aiaburses ments, allowed by, law; sublect_to. re- demption at any time Wllhlh one from the day of sale, an Brovidd. by Iow. Dated’ January — Assignee of Mor F,.A. Grady, Assignee's Attornay. g 8to) Hlnn ota. TRY A WANTAD vi At x?“;tlfihldl‘.‘ only $10.00 per scre vl the cholce of 13 Joining 40%s. o ‘ -~ he. nduouuy cleared and- & ‘?".4"-1 %&nh& oxoept: % 0, rolling land. % round a small lake. . *x 5 lm to Turtle| * o C ,:-x 5 ot ?ll (2] :00000000 .m: 000000000 nr***mn_, P PP L OPDEY £ o : E i : i I i