Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 10, 1913, Page 3

Pate Olson of the town of Liberty, ..was a Bemidji visitor this afternoon. B. W. Lakin and A. L. Molander, returned from the twin cities Sunday Morning. Miss Donna Lycan left for Bena Friday where she .was the over-Sun- day guest-of Miss Lillian Simpson. “Milk—Fourteen . quarts dolar, if paid for in advance. Schroeder.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lycan and Mr. and Mrs. A. P, White left Key West Wednesday of last week for Bena ama. for ome W. G John Bilben and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bilben of Walker, were Be- M asestic Tueatre rmmmr-nerum, n:'ul’xz “The Kerry Gow” A Three Reel Foatun ‘Formore than thirty years Mr. Joseph Murphy the noted [ actor presented this play from his own pen. Kalem purchased § the photoplay rights and has produced every scene of the ro- mantic drama in the authentic locationsin ‘Ireland. You will see the Lakes of Killarney, the Gap of Dunloe, the § picturesque highways of old Ireland and-many typical, § humorous types. One thrill .follows. another—an: exciting:§ steeplechase and a daring escape from:an old prison are among the features. Admission: COMPLETE CHANGE 8c and 10c midji, Minn. PAID ADVER' . (Inserted.by Hiram:A. Simons, Be- Amm?lld, $10.00.) _ COLOR AND LUSTRE. | | | Gray, faded hair turned beautifully |dark and lustrous almost over night, |48 & reality, if you'll take the trouble to mix sage tea and sulphur, but whut- the use? You get a large bot- tle of the ready-to-use tomic, called wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Halr | |..cmedy” at drug stores here .for about fifty cents. Millions of bottles of “Wyeth’s” are sold annually, says s|a: well known druggist, _| been applied. - brush “with Wyeth’s _ : HIRAM A. SIMONS, Presents himself as a:Non-Partisan candidate for Judge:of the:Municipal; ‘becoming faded, evenly that no one can tell it has|days. shows that {This space reserved by the “ SAGE m m m puur-and draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a tfme. Those whose hair is turning sljl!, dry, scraggly: and| thin have a surprise awaiting them, because after just one the gray hair vanishes locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful—all. dandruff goes, scalp iteuing and falling hair stops. This is the age of youth. Gray-hair- ed, unattractive folks aren’t wanted around, so get busy with the Sage and Sulphur tonight and you’ll be mazed at your youthful appearance because it|and the real beauty and healthy con- [k ¥ X K K K K K X K K X XK KK application and your . |darkens the hair so naturally -and|dition of your hair within a few|x PROFESSIONAL CARDS * Inquiry at drug stores here| X X X K K K K K X K K R KKK they all sell lots of You just dampen a sponge or soft|“Wyeth’s Sage and Sulpbur” and the R th w ht Sage and Sul-|folks using it are enthusiastic.—Adv. “ l man ; Il‘;ll‘de.-acslgl“:al:- of Piano e b midji visitors the latter part of the Court of this City. to.be voted.for:at _ LAWYERS week. AM the coming City. Election to be held [l - Mrs. David Gill and baby returned OF PROGR AT THE 2t e on the 18th day of February, 1918. T} . 7 GRAHAM M. TORRANCE . TAT o oo r e s . Bmid]i Townsite & Improvement Co. v veekis’ i : 2 »'he i Miles Block r:f:smr;:n with relatives in the | Hbetiite to conreaditiaa el | 3 Telephang 40 2 W. Balley, as Judge.of:the -Mynicipal D, H, FISK Wanted—Good girl for general housework. 716 Minnesota avenue. Mrs. P. J. O’Leary.—Adv. Mrs. J. H. Sullivan of this city un- derwent a serious operation last Sat- VAUDEVILLE Court in this City, and has held the office since that time, and He feels that his administration of the affairs of the office justifies him in asking: the voters of this city to endorse that For price of Iots; térms etc., INQUIRE OF T. C. BAILEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second floor O'Leary-Bowner DGR —_————me PHYSICIANS, SURGE@NS VL TS AR e A I T urday. She is reported improving ’ I \ Ii: IE I l administration at the coming elec- this morning. H GARN AS tion. Bemidji DR-HB!OY:IA“ GILMORE C. W. Jewett of the Northern Auto ~ N 5 B ® % L CIAN AND SURGBEN company went to the citles Friday In their Eccentric Comedy Skit - or write, i night, where he will attend the auto show: this week. Frank-Fridell, who has been con- fined at one of the Bemidji hospitals for seven or eight weeks with a brok- en leg, has been able to leave the hospital and return to his home. It your wife joins the bridge or Ladies Never Home Journal club, in- sist on her taking Hollister’'s R. M. Tea, it will regulate her habits. Bar- “ My Brother Johnny ” This act has been a headliner all along the circuit, and is a real laugh maker. Dynamited Love A Pathe story of a father who buys his daughter a PAID ADVERTISEMENT. For This Series, $10.00 I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of judge -of the municipal court of the city. of Bemldjl, at the coming city election| to be held on the 18th day of Feb- ruary, 1913. I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of Bemidjl. JOHN F. GIBBONS. T, PAUL Bomidji Townsite & Improvement Go. 820 Capital Bank Buliding y MINNESOTA DR. E, A, SHANNON, X B, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 396 ‘e T DR. C. R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON DR. A. E. HENDERSON PHYSICIAN AND.SURGEON ker’s Drug Store.—Adv. necklace for a present and puts it in a box marked DYNA- OFarFizst Naticnal bank, Bemiddi, Miph. The marriage of Miss Nancy Mar-| MITE to keep her from looking it it before Christmas but "t Lo garet Slough to Floyd Trueman Wil- liams, both of this city, was solemn- ized at the Presbyterian manse, Sat- urday afternoon at four o’clock, Rev. S. E. P. White officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Bjoring and little daughter, of the town of Lib- erty, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E: M. Sathre since Sat- urday, left -today for their home on the W. R. McKenzie farm. Mrs. W. S, Brennan of this city is visiting relatives in Baudette. She she had a brave lover and—- Redwing and the Paleface Is a Kalem story of a hunter who accidentally kills the Indian chief’s- daughter’s lover and the Indian’s revenge. Illustrated Song That Raggedy Rag Sung by Mrs. Pfifer OF PHE . ASSOGIATION Eighteenth Semi-Annual Statement NORTHWESTERN BUILDING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offlcs in Winter Block DR. E. H, MARCUM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . Office in Mayo. Blook Residence Phone 18 EINER W. JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGRON Office over Security Baak - FPhone 811 - went up’there to attend the funeral o DENTISTS ” of her litule granason Desmona sipp.| M, Maurice Costello ; She will: be the guest of her daugh- g o " . Fergus Falls, Minn. OR. D. L. STANTON ter, Mrs. F. H. Slipp, for a while, In a Vitagraph story of “The ‘Adventures of the Am- DENTIZT Warren Sheaf: Albert Kezar re-|Dassador’s Disappearance.” The Ambassador ‘disappears D b 31, 1912 Office 1n Wiater Blosk tu;ned h'ru;suny rromhMmdle River, |ag if from the face of the earth—Lambert Chase, the de- ecember ’ where he has-spent the past two or . . . s . s e va oIl DR. J. T. TUOMY [ ective with surprisin ast AMS, President ZEN Presid S TIST ::m? :zmms} }:e::xpemkt? le;ve ;rietnds and br;lngs hisgcaptt;lrtse!:ss?;ls:i?:ores BTt ELWER 2. ABANS, SO LATRITATH, Yot -~ B ;s e latter part of the week for Be- 5 wiafl to visit relitives end frlenE ROBERT HANNAH, Secretary. F. G. BARROWS, Treasurer. W. L. PARSONS, Attorney. First National Bank Bldg. Tol. 330 o for a whlle:'- 25 literary program will also be given| Fergus Falls Daily Journal: Con- i - ASSETS DR. G. M. PALMER If your stenographer slows up on|before the sale -of the baskets. All|gressnian Steenerson introduced a DENTEST : her work and gets' careless, give her [are cordially invited-to attend. bill to increase the pension of Mrs. 7. Miles Blesk Hollister’s R. M. Tea; it will keep| g o0 poo o o ive in Be-|M. J. Blaisdell from $2¢ a month to Mortgage Loans $278,967.65 Eveuing Work by Apwviatuss: Only her active, full of energy. Barker's|, s tomorrow morning to spend a|$100- Mrs. Blaisdell went to Wash- Stock Loans. .... 19,238.10 Drug Store.—Adv. few days as the guest of friends. ;th‘;n a {e:v 'week: ’;t&othm ‘;f]‘le her Real Estate. senneliaasaen 1,957.29 NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY Mr. and Mrs. G. H, French, Tenth Ei 1o DERS 0N CIAIIE AR e Bow Open daily, except 1ted sthest ‘and Dewey /avents, Hoved to Whitney Brown spent Sunday in|introduced passes she no doubt will Real Estate Contracts..... .. 2,467.12 m, 7 to 9 Bm M%.‘ Little Fork the Iatter Dart of the | e o e | (707 her old claim. 1t is to be hoped Tax Certificates. i . 94972 Sl S8 m s friends. He returned to Bem she will 2 C = week. Mr.:French.is'now cashier of |}, nigng. amountsgtec: tal:)e l‘:ll:24 ?oe: Adiesm Arrears, Dec. 31, 1912.... . . 743.75 TOM SMART b the Little Fork State bank. Mr. and 72, abon s bi Advanced 184.20 Mro. . B Pishor have taken the| rs. Homer C. Bacr, and daughter| op ot o o F G nsurance AdVanCed..............coovuevviviiienineniiinnnn. : DRAY AND TRANSFER French home. Isabelle, were taken from the hospital e 8% Interest on Bills Receivable. s 19.50 SATE A¥D PIANO MOVING o the Baer home thisGlornoan. Miss trouble in finding the key hole, just = Res. 'Phone §8. 318 Amerien Ave. The school board will:hold a meet- | gy pone O0E A B EERE0T TS &ive him Flollister's R. M. Tea for an Cash in Bank.. . 25,447.01 Office Phome 13. ing tonighfsat:’ whlch Some arrange-|ip o oyt of Mrs. Baer for several z:'sopnener;su regulates. 33c. Bar- 3329 974.34 ceakd. - . - rug Store.—Adv. : s - _—— Miss Marjorie Knappen is enter-| 1;““ Be“““i Bddy and.Mr. Fred The Funds of the Association Are Loaned - FUNERAL DIRECTOR 2 i day. A large:delegation -is expected | taining her mother, Mrs. Knappen of n:’r e"”"1-t ot IM;"EHWH;& 'ef;ad"ll' In the Following Towns to attend from Bemidji. Minneapolis. 'Mrs. Knappen expects Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M E lBERTson : ... |to g0 to Tenstrike ‘Wednesday or|J: Dane Saturday : evening. - Mr. AMOUNT TOWN AMOUNT o K A basket soclal-will=be given this|qy . oq. wonre she will be the guest| TYdeman is a- University of Minne- TOWN - evening by ,the ladies of the First| . yoo M g Knappen. sota classmate of Mr. and Mrs. Dane. Alexandria...........cocoeeeeeeenn$ 2.500 H&Wle}’ ot B s . | 5,350 UNDERTAKER aad Scandinavian Lutteran-church in the S Tastar’ B R e ik He: left "for Big Falls Sunday morn- Audubon 300 Henning 2,350 ; 0dd Fellows!-haH:: * A -musical and rs. Lester H. Monte an S8 |ing where he will visit Will Norton. i s Gladys Hazen left for ‘St. Paul.and| Mrs. E.'A. Barker anxfll}m. F Barnesville ........... . Hitterdal .. 1,000 COUNTY CORONER] 3 - Minneapolis Friday for-a-few weeks’|Huffman have issued invitations for Battle Lake...... ... 1,200 International Falls 32,650 i Showing the . Pariama -Canal visit. *On their return’they will visit | cards, for Wednesday . afternoon at Breckenridge. 1,200 405 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji,:Mina. 0' IIE - IMIIII 3 a“a at Long ‘l;rai:i;} v:m; 1‘\;(1'. il/::mte'n the home of Mrs. Huffman. Bemidji E 4,950 i . mother adn at Eagle Bend with- Mrs. . = AMUSEMENTS ‘A. A. Abbott, a sister of Miss Hazen,| Nymore Independent: V. Voller, g“‘(‘l“t‘;‘: 1,200 2 ne - who has been a resident of Lavinia - Baudette . The strength of the Northern Na~ - Brinkman Theater [|..ms sieast.or s Norihern N o mor than aoso senr, an o~ Gallaway : THE SBALDING 3 o2t Capital and Resources, -but in the 2 mtx;n ber of years a captain of boats Campbell 1,600 Otter Tail........... 3 character and financial responsibility (l)nnve'n:io‘x‘:k;'h:; ;s ‘::t:?u:::e;:;l :nn Crosby . 10,500 Perham weses Fhe Universal Film Co. offers a- mar- oF! fl“:l nle:d:vho conduct i" affairy able him to 'walk upon the water of Dilworth ... l’m - Park Rapll,ds' velous and complete panorama’ of the || 2% W& the lake as easily as you can run.a Parkers rairie . :greatest. engineering achievement in Kelliher Journal: Thn Crulg‘s cow [boat.. He informed a reporter that the annals_of history. knows ‘who can make good;blue-|he would make an exhibition as'soon Deer Creek . ma Pafllma ca“al berry pie. Last Sunday- Henry Pfund |as the lake opened; by walking from Dalt d Had one sitting on the front porch|Lavinia to' Bemidji, a distance of a on """" A view:of Culebra Cut to cool, when Mr.. Craig’s cow. came |about five miles. Deerwood g along and ate it and said it was all { ¥ right. The next time, Henry has a|/ The selectlon of plays which was Elbow Lake. Pmdflgflfl &» Garr _ | vie to cool, it will be put on top-ot{2ent for some:time ago by the senior Fergus Falls. Comedy -Hazel ~ ‘0 Frank Gotton Senutionn.l clown. - Presenting many daring feats, ‘|class has: arrived and the class will decide some time this week upon the The funeral of A Gilmore of Kelli- play which they will give. The class her, was held this afternoon in the|gees: in favor ‘of a play entitled, Episcopal church “at two. o'clock.|“What Happened to Jones,” a com- the city hall or some other safe place, Frazee ......... X Glyndon............covuiiiniininiins HE Northwestern' Wendell Rev. C. de L. Harris officiating. Aledy. The class has decided to select Number of relatives from -the Wwestia play in which the entire senior were expected ‘to atend the funeral.!einss. and: only seniors . would take Bunldmg Assoc1at10n has funds at all times to loan to those who want. to buy, 'INSURANCE - / '.' “Harry: Stone D e e G, p ot AL ety sow s die -build or borrow to pay_ off ‘the mortgages on their [ ; = . , L. | cussion ed upon a few out- g Y r e and Win. | sideay i s, " _properties. It loans o6n first mortgages on real estate m. Bonds, Real Estale ~and all loans are clcjas'e'd?;piomptly “If you contemplatel buymg or bunldmg, write for mformahon. ! IIIIRT!VIESIERN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, . * Grand F'orkg_ ,pafl! Votes for~Women- ; clib preparations for a big mass meeting to be held on Monday evening at| I hereby announce thatlam a can- eight o’clock in the: city ball. Missyidiiate for .oudge _of the Municipal Jeanette: Rankin, .a prominent suf-}Court of tiis City, which office’is to tragist of Montana, will Be the Drin-[be filled at the coming dity election, cipal_speaker. She has been spend-jand I n.nm.!uny solicit the gupport| ing the past few days in Bismarck 'p; of 'the vdthen of .nemuy, th- nmxm ot m bfll.\ - "'?.”;.,S,;"E PAID ADVERTISEMENT. For This Series,” $10.” on City and Farm Property. Showing 6000 Feet of Pictares Show Starts At 7:10 Admission = e Children 10c° . - Adulls 25¢ m 1%