Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 3

o o AM USEME! ‘Mrs. Charles ~Tardiff left this ‘morning for Bemidji, where she-will visit at the ‘home of ' Mr. and Mrs.{} ‘PICTURES DELUXE Tardiff.—Crookston Daily era Natton Bank up 1o and incd. || SPeclal Feature In 2 Parts {4 ing the 10th of ‘the month draw in- l‘ flmm n' Admmls"'“m! e terest for the full month.—Adv. & ARRRKRKEK XK KKRK KKK pyeg Genavieve Mo t supérior || SN’ ” ; joran of juperior you behind the m of * LEST WE FORGET *lirrived in Bemiagi il v R Rk O ot oo || the sociel and: poitical litein’ HFash- frien ington, D; C. Diplomatic ‘intrigue and end Miss Bess Cochran, Wednesday -blooded ‘mark this as one ‘unezfi : of the very best films of the year. Summer school will begin June 25. Bemidji will have a big celebration July 4 and 6. Phone Society news to soclety edi- tor, phone No. 31. 4 Mr. and Mrs. George Bisiar of Brainerd, who have been guests at the J. Bisiar home, returned to Brainerd this morning. George Bisiar is J. Bisiar's brother. _ Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Ellingson, who have been guests at the C. W. Brand- borg home, 906 Minnesota avenue for the past week left yesterday for their home in Minneapolis. llustrated Song— -~~~ “We've Had a Lovaly Time, So Long, Goodbys” Hazelle Fellows *hw G. Cronk of Tenstrike, was a Be- midji visitor Saturday. Mr. Schulkee of Tenstrike was in our city today on business. MEND YOUR HARNESS WITH THE SPEEDY STITCHER ‘We want every reader of the Pion- needle for tapping shoes. It also One Thousand fest of ex- 2 eer to have ona of these Speedy contains a large honbm from which e e e handie out of the fnvention and the way. This Awl has | LAWYERS = } most effective of a _tension which : || s Its FREE to L. form of an Auto tighten your stitch. - Always Nice and Cool matlco'slcwl;lg A¥l Those Who Are Prompt TLhese valuable: ever 'ere Its tures on will You-Gan:be xcool :tha Simplieity makes it.a thoroughly Dot find in‘any $1.00 Awl . Remember those hot day last summer? practicn‘l tpol“for_dny #n ail’ kinds \gwn sg:zehone olf’ these excellent . < en -in You won't forget how scorching hot the || 0f [SBSIr WOk, SYER ;IR (9% RARiS 0 ARSERE WhoTwin Send e s1be: for sun felt. You hated to venture outside. Awl you can_mend harness, shoes, one years subscription to The Week- || JOHN F. GIBBONS 3 tents, awnings, pulley belts, carpets, 1y Pioneer, or $2.00 for six months ATTORNEY AT LAW Do you remember that fellow ‘who blew || saddles, suit cases, or any heavy subscription to the Daily Pioneer. If Ruth Wightman m!:“cs?.fi' of Piano il Dan Gracie returned from a cruis- ing trip up north this morning. i i Purify your blood, clean your stom- ach, prepare yourself for hot weather —Hollister’'s R.. M. Tea will do it. Barker’s Drug Store.—Adv. -~E. D. Alger came down from Ten- strike this morning on business. Sam Case of Turtle River trans- acted business in the city Saturday. George Cochran, Jr., came up from the Cochran camp at Bena yesterday and will remain here in the city until after the marriage of his sister, Miss Bess Cochran to Lee LaBaw. Go-carts retirea at the second band store.—Adv. Ed Erskine of Grand Rapids spent Sunday in Bemidji visiting friends. Mrs. C. R. Wood of Northome spent New Gus Melges, formerly. of this city, s A you are at present a subscriber, send First National Baak N but now of Minneapolis, were in Be- past, one of the hottest days? His col-|| material. the abe ount- f ¥ pig Bullding Sunday in the city, the guest of i g * 2 2 : “Th dy- Stitcher. is provided oo 2bove amount for remewal Kind BEMIDJI, 'MINN. friends. : midji Saturday, Mr. Melges was ac- ran ea re lar was unwilted. He had a'cool, satisfied || - ;tn" o st .of diamiond pointed th Send h;?o?-'n’»"';';'ée?e'x?z:ggyb%e’;';:: - 2 a 1 4 thi companied by his brother Julius and look that made you feel cool to look at|| grooved needles including a special You forget it. D, H. FISK BEd Gould returned this morning|Mr, Howard of Redwood Falls. him, 5 . . 3 . J. Prop. . from Grand Raplds where ho trans. | - (O OODMANSRE PIoR) BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING 0., Bemidjl, Minn ATTORNEY AT Law You found out afterwards that he al- () o Attorney and Mrs. E. E. McDonald Office .second floor Acted husinemy i Tl w ways wears WAITE CAT underwear. Olbary-BowssciBildy and their meice Miss Lenihan, of St. “‘"m way'am san 'ys i D et USE THIS COUPON. Mrs. Anton Zilbert of Farley was a|paul, who has been their guest for You can be cool all_anmmer. if you wear =4 4 K PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS Bemidji caller today, arriving_on the|gome time, autoed to the twin eities i g'u:’fl") # melodrama in Dcl::TolfIfl}%esflf:-l h“l:'“ W:;fl" ‘Wi!flTE - Date... b s morning train. in the McDonald car Saturday. which there are some exciting move- nion.Sults thatie phiavo-Just, fo- Bemidji Pioneer, Pub. Co. 1 Ray Murphy left Saturday for Du- . ments. This picture features Carlyle ||ceived from the manufacturer. They all Dear Sir—Enclosed find $...... for one vear's subscription to The OR. ROWLAND GILMORE o The next issue of the-telephone di- || pjackwell. have the genuine Kenosha. Klosed-Krotch ‘Weekly Pioneer, or six months to the Daily Pioneer. For my promptness PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON luth and Minneapolis, He Wwill re-|rectory goes to press June 25th. Ord- 5 ~ " for oomfort. send me postpaid, free of charge your Speedy Stitcher. Office—Miles Block turn to Bemidji tomorrow. er a telephone now so your name will Ha' Plasmr IS mdn Let us show you these cool Union Suits A Bring us your fresh eggs, 18 cents |appear in this issue.—Adv. (Pathe) Educational that do not chafe, irritate, nor give My-pame is.. ...+ Tk g Mkl A ot S DU L LA . un.Pfiygl m&,sfi‘gz cash or trade. Schmitt's grocery.—| Raymond and Basil Hannmah left “The Moros” you that clammy feeling. Priced ati} |, oo, - Ofice 1n Mayo Block ox Adv. Saturday afternoon for a visit with 0 flms $1.00 to $2.50. 3 ~Phone 396 *Phone 881 Miss Sallie Witting has returned |their parents at Leonard, the occasion (Pathe) A very good Acrobac- Rural RoUte.....cuuvuoereeoenanans Blate. Lt auans ol s trom Minneapolis, where she has|being Raymond’s birthday. They re-|| tic Stunt. GILL BRos OR. C.. R. SANBORN studied music the past year. turned on the Soo train this morning. Ilustrated Song— . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BEMIDJI, MINN. S TR R ! Office—Miles Block OR. A. E. HENDERSON - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON -Jver First National bank, Bemidji, Mina rchants Who Want Your Business )= . PHYSICIAN _AND SURGEON s It matters not-where you reside or what you want, the merchants below can get it for you at a price Office 1n Winter Block that will defy competition. Every merchant is reliable .and will give you the best value for your money ; = OR. E. H. MARCUM «nw«unu«nrutu««cwu #inccnnnawu«n««u«: EREEEERENEREEEEREREEEEEA | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Mrs. June Ogle, who represents the Ridpath Lyceum Bureau, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Olga has ar- ranged for a series of concerts to be put on here next winter under the auspices of the Woman’s Study club. Miss Rosemary Logan of Grand Rapids is in the city, the guest of her sister, Miss Irene Logan. “My Little Persian Rose” C. J. Woodmansee “Bingles Mends-the Clock” (Vitagraph) Did he mend it? You should see how he did. It’s a big laugh. Walter Hall, who has- been in Be- midji the past few months, returned to his home near Wilton Saturday. Lionel Snélling and his bride, nee Miss Amber Nelson, of Euclid, spent the night in the city, going to Euclid this morning. Mr. Snelling is not One of these nice aays you ought to | certain whether he will locate at Be- g0 to Hakkerups and have your pic-|midji, or in South Dakota.—Crook- . Lawrence and -Mildred Dodge of Spur went the day in our city re- turning to their home this evening. Jecml Thursday and Friday < The ?? in which Sidney Drew, the lamous actor makes his first appearance in moving pictures. ture taken.—Adv. ston Daily Times. * x x ¥ R g 13 OTcs 1 Mavo Block Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wedge and Coated tongue, foul breath, sallow | Smith, Miss Mariha Suene, Mrs. Jack * : : D: H’fi“}:“m(mocmmms : : Tg: ';"5"1';;1?0 :t.lAlL. : one ice Phone 811 famil and Miss Ford, Mrs. Wedge’|cheeks are terrible draw-backs—Hol~| Young. = - e : -~ MoCUAIG ol m““:'rh Bomtaft o & - RNA it T 5 : sister, spent Sunday at Itasca state|lister's R. M. Tea fixes you up. Bar-| Jack Hilliby, Harry Mayer, Ralph x A L -k ClBut we l!flv’. bndlrwnldu x EINER W. m, park. xer’s Drug Store.—Adv. 5 Lycan; Martin Kenfield, Alec Doran [fj * GNNERAL MERCHANDIS. : ¥ come lr.lgn l:l.dre and 1& Y THAT’S SERVICE : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON B , x e Zu) em, a8 we pride ou . y 4 K. K. Roe, George Anderson, Erick | Mr. and Mrs. John Thoren were in |and Hal Huffman drove to Lake Thir- || : } % % on haying only the best & &'’ Courteous -attention -has ¥ Smod everiBiourilylDank Ives, Scott Stewart, and Shorty Carl, | Bemidji Saturday. While in the city [teen yesterday in the Kenfield and & Dry Goods, Shoes, Groeeries & X money can buy. : : ;:l.;v:; ':'nny Jjowelry cues- : left Saturday evening for Duluth and |they called on the Pioneer and paid |Doran cars, where they spent the day : and Provislous. : : 0TT0 G.. SC % - b2 DENTISTS Superior. their subscription for another year|on a fishing trip. On:their way back Piulg x® x = — * Third 8t. Bemiaft ¥ & Minnesota Ave. * Miss Nettie Gerlinger will return |2nd also paid the subseription of John |to Cass Lake they noticed something | | ¥ x Bemiasi " ntiesots, & -¥ George T. Baker & Co. : JR. D. L. STANTON Boles, of Randolph, Kansas, who is|in the water between Star and Cedar * x x % DENTIST *x Mrs. Thoren’s brother, and who is |Islands which they believed was a |l *#EFIEEIIIIIIAEIIAIIEIEE JIERIIFIIFIIIIIIIIEIERIE TR R R R interested in Bemidji and vicinity. man waving for help. They immed- ..q;;gg;;gg;;;;;;;wn@;ya P 33333 22 SRRt St 2 & iately investigated and found the ob- Ie YOUB xon; Get Your - i ject to be a large cow moose. It had swam across the channel to an island fl, Ind system: HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS which is only a few miles in area. The nlly l( you receive your pay ¥ and FARM IMPLEMENTS weekly, 1ay some aside each ¥ boys were within a few yards of the to her home at Spur this evening. She has been a guest of Lottie Madson over Sunday. Mrs. T. S. Small and children of Butte, Montana are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dea. Mrs. Small is Mrs. Dea’s sister Office in Winter Block Mrs. A. D. Simpkins is visiting in Spokane, Washington. From there she will go to western Washington, to visit her soms, and then will ‘go NORTHERN GROCERY COMPLNY to the state university of Catifornia, | 0 V&0 W R 2 8 e and "““'f"‘:‘fi"" ,,o| lllt nnm._h : of DR. G. M. PALMER Go-carts repaired at the second |at Berkeley to visit her daughter Mrs. v 9 : ly. The dollars will pile up i i i h e W claim that it was the prettiest speci- *surprisingly. * C. E.BATTLES hand store.—Adyv. Cora Amundsen. Mr. and Mrs. . B L o WHOLESALE . Miles' Blook Amundson are now touring California | 250 OF & moose.they have over se FRYIT o . ‘GROCERS * Evening Work by Appointment Only Della Olson left Saturday for Wil- = sy e e time tpioben 8 3 The Hardware Merchant oainisinie eseie 8 e in their automobile. k account with ‘the If your name is misspelled or in Geflllan cofiee c‘ke .m n‘m X Bemld)t, - Mine. NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY x : any way incorrectly listed in the tele- il’lifilz R REREREIIIIIIER IR S S e S TS S Sl o;r::o daily, except Sunday, 1 te 6 B A ' L -. flll“ l-‘lfl]‘ rooms phone directory, notity us at once so | By Mes-janet Mektnaie KL EAIOr of | B iy ik kundddhkkRRRRRNNRR OKKKEERRRKKKKKKERRRNKRE ESSEIKKKKEERERIOORANEERE aaly, Boston Cooklng School Magaz : i : ton where she will spend a week as the guest cf her parents before re- turning to Bemidji. itt*ti**i***i* 22 e e e R e e e AREARARRAR A A AR Ahw ek h ko kAR kR g § Mrs John Goodman returned last|ipat correction may be made in the * x x . — : There is no warm bread quite asammb * evening from Idlewilde, near Turtle t issue which goes to press Juné 3 ‘breakt: * UR * STORAGE R 5 River, where she has spent the past|ag._ady . p g::zfi" oo ol e * merchandiee Bales are always .~ ¥ - X % FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT > 8| W. K. DENISON week as the guest of friends. S * on the increéase and each % % For a dry and safe place to-& - & : - ) Miss Helen Davies, accompanied by +« month has been ‘better than ¥ : l:ol‘o your Honl:dta:.ldnooodx. : : GO TO- 8- — L. S. Ryan of Little Falls, spent [ Miss Alice Davies of Ethel Ontario, ¥ Gt i e K} ohie o RetsRemon X BOE AND MARKUREN * Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr.|who have been guests of Mrs. W. L. WY??‘ pe. X Diow how Salt ".’un Dloase =~ & B 59 e - * and Mrs. B. W. Lakin. From here|Davies, returned to Grand Forks this{ this recipe mm‘ itn = ¥ you In quaiity and satlsty X % JOHN @. ZIEGLER. o “THEY BEAT: % Mr. Ryan went to Coleraine. morning, where the latter will visit] X youtpausatly. : % Offioc, 043 Fellows Building, X % 207 Fourth street, Bemidjl. ¥ " at the home of her brother, W. P. * x x & Phone 206. x Miss Nell Fullerton this afternoon Two W. @ [cmnn x i for Winnl, M: finto, Mani Davies, for a month or so, While the{ ey + Bemidji, Mion. % ¥ Phone 129. " x 8 »* for Winnipeg Margaret, Minto, Manl- | 5 per will teach in the university: s x e - x. & : o —_— summer school. They were accom-j fs® teop nnnnun«nnmu; Bl RS SISt S i a S 'f’l'fi*{i&”fi#fil’i’li’ 2 - panied by Ronald Davies, who wilE}" oyt '-nannw;nwnwuu«n;qf;; EREEIEEREERIARIEREREIAEN BREEEEEREEEEE IR EER AR R . Bfinkman Th 8a"e spend a week with his grandparents, |’ RS : ; o % R 2ok T : FUNERAL DIRECTOR Capt. and Mrs. Hugh -Quigley; of > : BEMIDJT-MUSIC “HOUSE - % : mfi: fifllfl;“ i Rg‘u:‘z o ; TOM SMART 3 Grand " <Hopks, = Crookston: Dally i X117 ‘Third Street, Bemidji. % ¥ you lfke at:the x » omaanae XBIM B IBERTSON TONIGHT Times. * ! x % £ X 3 b . L. Nat Given took a mumber of thel ¥ Whotesilsiand totall Pla-. 0% : RETAIL LUM B AR AN AN TN S - Margarite Dunne Christian Endeavor mombérs of ihe T St 2 (L EIARE - ik X UNDERTAKER and : ¢ Presbyterian church to Nymore Sum- * = = * BER COMPANY. = : Res. P“” “ : NTY CORONER Special engagement. Late Prima }lgay afternoon where they helped thef. * Phone 673. : : %818 I e hosa > Coul ] ey Nymore young people to organize | S dy ingredie ‘maki 3 ¥ Coal and wood also-for sale & _ ¥ : S * ; . G | Young Peoples’ society. It was de-f 35 TK o0 HEEr 1o ':fig,;‘;flh,,‘:,‘,‘{ % J. BISIAR, MANAGER. ¥ Minnesdta Ave. and R. R. 8. : : < Oftics Phone H: 405 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Mina. | cided to meet agaln Wednesday at the | inverted to .’ufl batter. . Tum int * * i The Ratunl U' Thunder I home of Miss Johnson of Nymoce, to | bieuit pan and spread even. Brush top B ORGE RN i JeeasaRR e e T LT T TE I T T D lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake complete the organization and to dis- ERERARRRRIIIIIIIIEIIIREN R R ® iilii!llii*!iii: THE SPALDING Clouds Spirit cuss wrking plans. The foliewing :in moderate oven. * NI = ||omicers were clectea: President, Cas- | Dutch-Apple Ceke or Prune Kuchen can X GUENTHER & MERLHORN . nxn‘n;; DRUG FURNITURR e BB ’ t ident, Myrtle | be made with this same batter by cover ' i Music By Brinkman’s Orchesira ~|iste Laurin; vice - president, Myrtle | be . nale e batter | ‘”M’n:g S JEWELRY STORE 1: 2. 1AHR Larson; secretary, Harriet Davies; | cooked prnes with the treasurer, Grace Fisher. _ }! sides'down. Drgdge witl ‘mon' the same as-for Coffee Cak Healthy, growing childrer, full of [\ ¢ Ty Cool Book"cvm:mw Just such life and vigor, proof against disease, | delicious’ recipes. 'You can secure a copy. free by sending the colored eertificate packed take Hollister’s R. M. Tea during L 25 et cant of K-C Baking- Powier 1 1"' Bls” lfl‘ l::it weather. Barker’s Drug Store.—| 4pe Jaques Mig: Co., Chicago, being' sure to! v. X vnu your' name and address plainly. The Ghost Dance = The Young Soldier disguised as an t B3 fim removed, skin g and-Cinte Furaiture, Rugs and Stoves, Muflu Phone call 11:-:. : BARKER’S S & Third 8t. Bemidji, Mina. 323 Minnesous Ave. & o ¥ x = AR KRR RREEK iunufiuumnmuu r “”’Mifl*flm B e L L T AR EREERE R KK * Nlustrated: Song by Mr. Mason Contractors’ and _Builders % Phpnes: 431, 376. Wholesalers:and Retallers: Service and satistaction. Mail Orders given that same ser- vice you get in person. * x * x x x * x A sensational.two reel'western pro- duction. **t*t*pfit‘t' m‘\-t_itttttttt hok hkdkkhkd & Nk kKA éfp*t'*}-t*'tt * x x x * Bemidji, Minn. List of advertised p° letters “unclaimed” for week endingf' 4 * Indian Chlef. ‘Boldly Rides into Camp || June 23, 1913.—Men: Denis Barrette, 3 & * @ * and ‘makes the Savages think he is ||F- E- Canon, Mr. Gust. A. Erickson, ln“aflr an' s : 51 n: : MODEL %flm X Thunder Clouds Spirit. Mr. Emil Hendrikson, W. E. Jones, 05 THE CROOKSTON LUMBI % % m x| Mr. M. S. Jones, Mr. A. J. King, Mr.} ~ ix 3 ANY x x . spfinmesota nue 3000 Feet of Films Antti Kaaselainere, Mr. John Lizatte, | I 2 w‘ . wurd * 00!! z £ * % Annmjl 'almll Mr. William Maki, Mr. T. W. Noble, . ; : it : Entire Change of Program j|Mr- P- F. ‘Owens, Mr. ‘Jacob Stone, ¥ R s N each night. . s George Valentine. “Women: Miss Brln ReSUIts ‘4 LUMBER, LATH AND * z Della Anderson, Miss Edna Carlson, % L ShEe i e T £ * ~———= ||Miss Alice ' Deroster, Mrs. 0. P. > BUILDING MATERIAL x X . R.F. ‘HURPHV : Prices 8¢, 10c, 15c | Humpbrey, Lizie Johnson, Mrs. Ole ; : > - : - Far e : FUNERAL DIRECTOR 5 Moen, Mrs. Addie Margen, Miss Zella o ST 4 5 L% 1 * ) 5 e = AND Shew Starts 7110