Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 23, 1913, Page 2

o E.... i nous. con- tributions, name must .be| - kmewn to- the B “mc dl!or. but not necessdr- : y-Plod- ev-ulu m Ry fi'« 15 Asure publice: en Ilmnmnu R 1 & s/ 20 Sayniet niht‘ s, contain! - GENERAL OEFICES 2 YORK 'AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES e New Editor. H. M. Stanton, who has beén city editor of The Tribune for the past few months, has accepted a position as city editor of the Bemidji Daily Pioneer and will leave in a day or two for Bemidji to take up the work there. ' Mr, Stanton has proved him- self ‘an able:mewspaper man in Hib- bing and his leaving is regretted both by The Tribune and the ‘people of Hibbing with when Mr. Stanton has come in contact, Mr. H. Z. Mitchell today assumed the duties of city editor of The Trib- une. Mr. Mitchell is well known in Hibbing having been with the Messa- ba Ore for some months. - He was for several years manager of the Minot Optic, Minot, N. D, ‘and was later very successful as editor of the Daily Journal-Press in his home town of St. Cloud.—Hibbing Tribune. “The King Uncrowned” Now that the tariff bill has passed comment turns to the men who:came out of ‘the contest in the Senaie with glory or insignificance. Many men of whom much was expected failed lamentably, Others new to the oper- ations of the Senate arose unexpect- edly to eminence and to establish leadership. The debate between James Hamil- ton Lewis from Illinois, and Elihu Root the Senator from New York took the high water mark of constitution- al and senatorial eloquence. The de- bate was the pride of the Senate. It was remarked upon by all Senators as a revival of the old time senator- ial glory. The galleries were quick- ly crowded, the lobbies were cram- med, and for the first time in years the Senators rushed back to their seats from committee rooms, and in | O unmoved silence-lent ‘attention and admiration to the great debate. The attack was made by Senator Root. He delivered a prepared and master- ful speech on-what he termed was the unequality 'of granting exemption to the farmer, laborer and to aicertain class of citizens who were * without great incomes. - He quoted the con- stitution and-the debates of the con- stitutional ‘convention, He delved into the philosophy ' of government to the apparent satisfaction of his side. He pleaded to an attentive and admiring:Senate. - ‘The .Republi- cans'were proud of him. ' He seemed to be a‘vietor. Then the Democratic side looked about for'a. man. - Senator " 'Lewis from lllinois was remembered as the man*whorhad': ' saved'i‘Secretary of State Bryan-at the’critical moment. All the Democratic Senators iturned to Lewis. He had no . warning of Root’s’ speech or-notice that he was tosreply;‘but her'was the:Lewis who other Séndtors knew and in him was confldence. ) " He arose and got.recognition of the Chair, - Senator Lewis: took-Sen- ator Root’s—-argument. Then:ecame the exhibition. of. the. great' power Lewis was known to have. 1t was the quelity of wiich His-admirers in the-West, knew'was in him-~the.exs tempore orator, equipped inihistory and literature, one prepared in states- manship and fortified with the reason of -government. : He-:analyzed Sena- toriRoot's constitutional: argument, and ‘as-he ertished it he’capped his arraignment by quoting Root against himself, in one of the New York Sen- ator’s previous: speeches; and forced Senator Root toacknowledge hid own corfifet of views. Then Senator Lewis took up what he termed was the un: American of ' Semator Root ini con: ~demning the Democracy for granting| ‘exemptions to the poor. = In sature and ‘sarcasm Senator Lewis withere& Semator Root. ai he destroyed his -~ -argument. »Senator Root. was visibly i sffévted."He sunk in hischair, flush- ~‘fll‘1 and’ gréw nervous. “ Soon he:ap- m ~gu, keclous: that it was vqnquilhefl 'l\hu “ ion, saying, “this destroys Root. He| . eral.houge .work, Inqulre 811 Be-| heavy~alay sub-soll, 45 ¢ ¢ |18 Anished, and from: thls time o sia |/ : ol | -unif f% 900000t > M IN BEMID]L. ¢ & 4“6000@00@00 old Senators, such as Lodge of Mas-] 'sachusetts, Gallinger of New Ham-{| i = q Lo e S E 4 i B3 Bemldfl . Vodgs No. w *‘.Hshlm -and - Penrose iof Pennuylvamn % : ] E : g g 877, Regular meeting te—first and ‘*hira londay, -at- 8 o'clock, —at 0dd Fellows hall, 403.Beltraml Ave. all were cpnscious'that zhslr.nenm ‘champion: had been vanquished. Asl | Senatos Tillman of..-South _ Catolina | said, “the . King had been \Incrowned i B P 0= Senatbr Kenyon. the Republloan Sen- E 3 _ 3 . A b, < % o ‘Bemidji Logsn No. 105, ator trom Towa sald openly that Lew!3! R B & 5 {3108 % ' t o I%mjfi,: '1:.3’,‘.'3:. speech was the greatest heard in the| : g s % e icsky et Kiks hal “Senate Tniitwenty years; vhfle ‘Senator | _ : AR P B ) J Rt A et St mas o v o FA A o s e s s e O LaFollette freely expressed his opin- | WANTHD—Competent: girl- for gen-|FOR BALB--160 sore farm | iclay land! e w0 0. % " every second and fourts ;smmn evening, at § i o’clock:in basement of . -Catholic church.. 7 Senator {n'this’Chamber will -ever WANTED—Yonns man to clerk«in challenge Lewis to debate.” clothing atore Apply at; Gill Bro-. ; : thers, ¢ To_Boost Home Rule Bill. } + o S Tt A 2 WANTED—Dishwasher and: stablo|B foans-ot-New ‘York have decided to| = WaWer watited at once at the Svea te- in a.great.rally-here on Sun- 5, for the purpose of addi: b = ;l:r’tizg:tintueut to tl;m (l;:mn rule bl;l‘l WANTED-—Two-girls to-learndin-| ‘acre. AddressG. E. Carson, Be-|. “for Ireland from this side 6t the Al ing-reom work. Apply Hotel Mark-| < midji, Minn. 3 lantic. . Among those who will. ad<| - ham. dresg the meeting will be John Pur- DEGRER OF NONOR Meeting nights every :econd, and. fourth Monday 4(! evenings, at Odd Fellowa Hall. % ] _Heavy WANEED-+Sewing, by ‘the;day. Call| land,"6ksy to clear, seevn miles| at 302 Third street over Majestic. “-from"statien. - Price; $12.00 per r.0m - Regular _meeting nights every 2nd and 4th Wednes- -~ day evening at 8 oclock w ¥ 2 ADVERTISERS—The great state of | _ P G (2 _ Eagles o o st o1 AN om0 | S Syor culivatin, 58 s Moo Dakots ol et p- ; Toy el, colector of:the - of | 0d; seamstresses _ cal 2 rtunities for bus! 1o el New York; Representative James| gt the Berman Emporium. m"d“'a. 65 acres fenced for pas- g:d ,“:dvertlfiefl" 'll‘:iur hi.:eld} ESLHER M KOLSTE, Graham of Illinois and Mayor Kiine. |- ture. 9 room frame house with| ulvé tising o d’lum o :::’mmr TEACHKR OF HAM) R WAN’SED—Glrl for general .. house- | - bl’::nwnt. Large hip roof barn Daily and. Sunday Cmu']er-Ne:: Uraduste of ":'u':::r-“a'm-.ul Colloge 0 S Duilding, $1000. otock of mere| 1B ORIy sevem-day. paper in the = ANEBD—Dishwasher at = the| chandise, 1 team of horses, 6 cows,| Stte;and the:paper wx:leh SBgrice DENTISTS : : Bl §on~rhotel at once. Complete line of farm machinery, the -largest . amount ; of .classified va\mm.,wvm Price $8,000.00. ~ Address H. m,| - 2dvertising. . The. Courler-News| ,p, D. L. STANTON Sarah’ B.. Duncan, -of Tipton, Towa, . Reynolds, Bemidji, Minn, covers North: Dakota: like a blank- DENTIST “We: thought sure he:was: going into |’ % et;. reaching all-parts of the state &, e e P PP VD) P e S s - < consumption. We bought just one{FOR ‘JALE—Good Buggy cheap. In- |FOR ~SALE—160,acres good heavy| the day of.publication; it is the Ofics n Winter Blsan bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- ' . quire P. A. "Nelson, 522 First | = clay. soil:on & nice lake with lots| . paper to-use in.order to get re- edy and that one bottle stopped: his| - street, Phone 117, of fishi.in, seven miles from ;Ten- | ..sults; rates one cent per word first{DR. J. T. TUOMY. cough and cured his ‘cold complete- strike on the M. & Lorailrgad,,and| : dnsertion,: one-half, cent _per: word DENTIST ly.” For sale by Barker's Drug Store. mn JALE—Official 1913 | automo- | . four miles from Puposky. on the :succeeding insertions; ' fifty. cents|First. National Bauk:Bldg. Tol 8 —Adv. ides spowlng 500 Red Line Red Lake railroad. This ja an.ex-| . per line.per month. .Address the - iconnected:including maps and ceptionally good _piece : of .land |- Courier-News, Fargo, N, D. DR. G. M. PALMER NOTICE FOR APPIJDA'I"ION FOR LI- ctions indicating - roads,|. fairly level and mostly hard land P DENTIST ~|FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for ik OF“MH&ESOT ‘A, COUNTY OF | | CTosgings, guide poats, etc. Book| With some low that will make good every make of: typewriter on the ; Miles: Blook i < has 500 pages showing distance in | -natural meadow, .when cleared. x i HEvening Work by, Appointment Only market at’ 50 cents and; 75 cents|m——0m— " s w between citles. Apply at| About 1000 cords mice Birch tm-| oeh. Every ribbon sold for 75 . ing l;gmilggl cfrll’d C%‘g‘;‘" (O ey Piotieer ‘Office Supply Store. ber and ‘about 150 thousand feet < 7 LAWYERS of saw. log timber. -Small clearing ¢ents guaranteed. Phone orders promptly filled. Mail orders given | GRAHAM M. TH on the-Lake shore where there has the same careful attention as when u ORRANCE & AR Regular meetings—=irs and third Saturday after- noons, at 2:30—at Oda Fel- i lows Halls, 403 Beltrsm Ave : 1 Caught & Bad Cold. woik 703 Bemidjl avenue, “Last winter my son caught a.very bad cold and the way he coughed was }* something” ‘dreadful,” ' writes . Mrs. | Looxr . Bemidji Lodge No. 110 { Regular meeting nights —every Friday, 8 o'clock i at_Odd Fellows Hall, 402 Beltrami. Rebecca Lodge. Regular q meeting nights -~ first snd i third Wednesday at §o'clock i —1 0. O. F. Hall ! { INIGETS OF PYTEIAS § Bemiajl Lodge No. 161 % Regular .meeting. nights—es. R ery Tuesday evening at ) e'clock—at the Esglew Hail é 24 g $'; ST e AR 0] ng Liauors for the term commencing | FOR SALE—A bargain, T wish to sell Oct. 18th, 1914, by the following per- | 'my:9 room home in Heffron add- been some buildings which. bave s LAWYER , and at the following places, a3 : %?J‘fl’ea“"fin “sala® applications, respec- | ition.will sell house and § lots this | been removed, Price $16.00 por e ;‘;‘:&"fl“;‘::“m“énz:“;‘ 51| wnea Block deliitenstie ) BAUEES OF TEN w0 tively. (¥ 1. BRINKMAN, i house has front and back stair and | acre. One-fourth down and bal- i & BRIl — y 2 eGiieE mhsening fni d i th 1) t roun: 3 B0 e e alr ros ohoe uiayt | 18 18rge enough for two families of | ance time will be given at 6% in-| JOHN F. GIBBONS ‘“4' last Wednosday ovening bull?in llocnte‘\ti on lot 10, block 17, | - several roomers. Will sell on very | terest- made payable in equal an-|BOUGHT AND SOLD—Second hand ATTORNEY AT LAW UZ .. in each month. original townsite. = Said applications will be heard and Hberf,l terms. Address I. G. Hay-| - nual payments. V. W. .Owen,| . furniture. Qdd Fellow’s building asterinined bYARld city council of the craft. Hines, Minn. across from postoffice. phone 122. City of Bemidji at the Council Room idji in Beltrami County, and ‘State of ron BALE—Rubber stamps. The [FOR SALE—75 and 30-100 acres on | BEMIDJI BUSINESS COLLEGE be-: in the City Hall in said City of Bem- 0. H. Ma?nf.”bfl.' on al’\dgrt‘dsayn gn:c ‘Et};’ d‘nfl °§ WOI,O'P win: procure any kind ot| . famous twin.lakes, one of the best| gins .its fall term October 6th. FISK that day. rubber.stamp for you on short mo- | locations in Minnesota for a sum-|{ ™ —————————————r———2: | « . ATTORNEY.-AT LAW 'NESS my hand and seal of Cit s j ot‘zz}‘mmu this 18¢h day of Sept. A, tee. mer home or resort, having lake (| . A FOR SALE_One twomorss o-——-| front and nice high banks with GEO. STEIN, FOR SALE—One two-horse power City Clerk. fine - grove of Norway pines mnear - new—, it 3 e ';;“’;' TOR - ARDLy. At Eloneer ot the water. Good level clay.land NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR LI- ke about 100,000 feet of good - pine| UOR LIOCENSE, R/ SAL] cow, R STATE OF MINNESOTA, GOUNTY OF FOR:8ALE—One cow, coming fresh| timber and 100,000 feet of hard Beltrami, Clty of x;;a‘r,mgswg% e ‘Address Ed. Rako, City. woed timber on the land. Only. six > e e e o applications hl:we baen“ma?a lfli vrit-| FOR, SALE—Large size coal stove| Miles from Hines and Tenstrike ‘"“ 5‘2,“?3?, c;fi’ “Hled in my off very reasonable. ~Phone 568. 'xu“ jng for License to Ball !ntoxlc:\l- Ing LiGuors for the term commencing | on Oct. 26th, 1913 and terminating on Oct. 26th, 1914 by the following. per- First National .Bank Building BEMIDJT,. MINN. 2 A. F. & A. M, Bemiaj, 238. Regular meeting nights — first and thira Wednesdays, 8 o'clock—at Masonic Hall, Beltrami Ave., and Fifth St. Bemldjl Chapter No. 76, R. A. M. Stated convnmzlom —firat and third Mondays, § o'clock p. m.—at Masonie B’l.l.l zoltnml Ave, and Fifth e = =) | Jffice second- floor O'Leary-Bowser Blds The Markets if| PHYSICIANS, SURGEON: |~~~ T DR. ROWLAND GILMORE Duluth Wheat and Fiax. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Duluth, Sept. 22.—Wheat—On_track .and to arrive, No, 1 hard, 87%c; No. Office—Miles Block and on good wagon road. . Fime|'y Northern, 86%c; No. 2 Northern, fishing in these lakes. 'Price, ‘If| g5ic; Sept, 86%c: Dec, 86%c; My, | 0% E. HYQCEAEWNOH M. D. taken_ ‘withi thetimber ' .on,.$1,-1v1a, Flax—On track-and to_ arrive, N’ AND SURGEON 2g™or i Mayo, Block ne 3 Rea. ‘Phione 31 Blkanah Commandery No. 80 E. T. Biated conclave—second and, fourth Fridays, 8 o‘clock p. m.—at Masonic Temple, Bel- tram! Ave., and Fifth St. bupoxidez{of. and at the following places, as| Is often caused by indigestion.and 600.00. $600.00 down and if|$139%; .Sept. §L38Y; Oct, $1.49] tively, "‘,'fwfia;m applications, “Teenag constipation, and quickly, disappears M, HAFFNER, % 4 & at and in the front room ground |When Chamberlain‘s Tablets are tak: floor of that certain two story frame |en. For sale by Barker’s Drug Store. building located on lot 24 block 14 & original townsite. 5 Sald applications will be heard and taken with timber reserved, $1,-| Dec., $1.36. 200.00. $400 down and. balance South St. Paul Live Stock. on time at 6% interest. Address|. gouem gt Paul, Sept. 22.—Cattle— .V. M."Owen, Hines, Minn. Steers, $6.50@8.00; cows and, heifers, $4.50@7.25; calves, $6.00@10.,60; feed- SONS OF EXERMAE. Meetings held thira 1 Sunday sfternoon of each month at Troppman‘s Hall. = OR. C. R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN .AND .8URGEON OfMce—Miles Biock 3 detcrmined by said City Coun:il of the FOR'REN1 ¥ .40, —37.! ,25. %‘.:t;:::f;éemgfl?;’ at zl;{] C(gfix;c:)lf Rnoom NOTICE ToR 'nuxmn OF LI- | x Qfiepfigflw ]ml-;:n :57 07(?6@780205. DR. L. A. WARD n the a1l in LICE! Bk sambs, L 4095 " Rey meeting nights on 5 1331 In-Beltrami. Count . and State of | STATE OF MINNESOT. couu'nr OF |FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurn- 3 1 4 .75; PHYSI( KO . :\‘Hnn%ogfi on Monday the Sth aay of | O Helteasa, [Sity ot BanA‘l(dj ishora.; methars, ,;$4.00@4.75; . ..shorn CIAN AND SURGEON the.firat .and thirc Thuradays 2 1913, at 8 o'clock P. M., of . NOTICE REEY GIVEN, That| lshed modern rooms for rent, 523 ewes, 32.50@3.80. that day. applications have been made in. writ- .Ave. WITNESS my hand and seal of City | Tag (o the. city. coumsil ot sard Gty | - Minn. Ave of Bemlaji this 18¢h day of Sept. A. | of Bomiayl And Bled i rmy ofsios, praying for the transfer of location of | FOR REN io the L O. O. F. Hall at 3 v m. Over First National bank, Bemidji, Mins < Chicago Graln and: Provisions. Furnished room $8.per | . Ghicago, - Sept. 22.~Wheatr—Sept, | DR. A, E. HENDERSON o B oA GEO. STEIN, a License to Sell Intoxicating Liquors | month 510 America ave. i{'873c;- Dec,, 89%cyMay,944c. Corn| PHYSICIAN AND.. SURGEON - faroomovelt, No. 1625, Regu. i ights, d City Clerk | fer tharterm tenminating on Deo. tath | o T e o {May, 75c.| Over FirstNetional bank, Bemiasl, Mixs' o rouak “,!.,xur.&:yffl’é.t = e LR Ao Tallowing pecsons Aul ot Oate—Sept, 41%@4l34c; .Dec., A3%c; one 36, Residénce 'Phone 7§ each_month at elght o'clock app“'.‘n.t‘nm!, rel eclively. to-wit: NOTICE Fo%ogl’mcuflon FOR LI- MAKINNON BROS. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF | 3¢ 8nd in the Tront room Eround fleor . Butter—Creameries, .29@31c.| OR. E. H, SMITH f that certain two story frame build- Z Beltrami, City of Bemidji. Pae Jogated on 1ot 25 33 2o Blook 1k, E| 4c, . Poultry—Springs, .16e; NOTICR' 1S HBRBBY GIVEN, That orfgmn v naite, “Pioneer-Want Ads® | hens, ibc. l’HYSOIC‘J.AI:I Vf':i.l] su:zqmou Mo tor Block in Odd Fellows M W. A Bemidji Camp No.. 5013, Regular meeting nights — i frst .and third Tuesdays at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows ’ ‘Hall, 403 Beltrami Ave. 0. . 8. Chapter No. 171, /“Regular meeting nighte— 5 flrst_and third Fridays, § o'clock — at Masonic Hall, “Beltram! Ave., and Fifth :May, 46%c¢.. Pork—Sept., $21.75; Jan,, applications have been made in writ- = e 5, S e i H RSt al st nd e Ci y and filed in my-bffics praying for License to Sell Intoxicat- [ ing Liquors for the term commencing | ;g on Oct. 25th, 1913 and-terminating on'| Min, Oct. 25th, 1914, by the following per- sons, and at the following places, as stated in sal(l applications, respec- tively, . to-wit: FRANK GAGNON, at and - in -the front.room ground floor of that certain two story frame bufldlns& located on lots 21, 22, 23, 24, - Chicago; Live . Stock. Chicagp,:§ept. 22—Cattle—Beoves;| DR, E. H. MARCUM $6.85@9.30;, Toxas, steers, $6.90@8.00; | . PHYSICIAN AN GEON ;Wumnd 2 d.,qu;n..‘% 2&)3’8 .36 J!oekcr: o:,: h:"D. SUR Y ang ag cows ., and | Ph 18 fl ‘Phoue Phone 31 helters, $3.90@8.75; i sy w ~$8.7 11.75. Hogs—Light, $3.40@9.15; mix x| They bring buyer and - seller together. - One-half cent o word. *° a ‘l'ky S my hn%fi‘l and seal of City of Bemldii this_ 18 day of Sept. A. : GEO; STEIN, L4 City Clerk. od; $786@0.12%; heavy, $7.75@4.95; | LNER W. JOHNSON TROMAWS. block original townsite. Said applicati i1l be heard and = Nfl'-!flfi@" 95“3‘“”5 3. 75%:.:2: PHYSICIAN .AND SURGEON Meetings the drat Frioay # otd Gl o 1 - . i Sheep—Native, ear] lmmz of the month at autermined. by said City Council. of the |'® , 33 ©Office ever Security Bank Co = 4.75@8:86; . 1a; 5.85@7.40. the home of Mrs. H. F. 2 ne ity ol Th sata Cliy ot Honm uasol by 45,650 : Schmidt, 308 Third atreet. 4 * Minneapolis -Grain. XXX R R AR X R R K Ninngsots, ‘b c‘:x‘;“"’:‘né‘"ms‘c?" of a, on Mon 2 Qet. Jd\a B 1913, ot 5 otcloek B. o £ # Minneapolis Sept. - 22.—Wheat— | RAILROAD TIME CARDS. * ‘Bept.;-88%c;-Dec, 36%@36%c; May, | ¢ & & 'y hi 1- i * 300 428 T gE O H.9134@91%c.: Canhiclose.on track: No e o) WIT] nf Bemldjl thls 18th day of Sept. A, 3 hard, <; No. 1 Narthe) MPLS., RED LAXE &-MAN. GO SR e vfioona GROCBIIES AND GENERAL - lElClIANIIlSE .‘-m.psi’l‘mvi STk No. 3 N LI B e : ; FRESH EGGS AND BUTTER omn,83% @85%¢; No, 3 Noxthern, 803 s = ;glu'iquo.a yellow corn, umx,m.,.tu. P BATCHELDER NBTIGE pondn"l'-vuc.tnon ron LI- No. 4 corn, '68@69¢c; No. 8 'N‘lm 1% Minnesot.n Ave, " Phone 180 QU STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF | Beltrami, City of Bomiali; S8 NOTICE GIVEN, That x}ppllcnuonn have been m: ng :AND-EMBALMER OMtiza’B)B Baltrami Ava. 'he ARLTAE stated in snld applications, tively; “to-w! Hiv c. namson, at and in the front ‘Toom’ ground floor. of ‘that'certain two. story- bricl, bullding located on Lot 8, Block 17, original townsite. Bound Leaves. ‘South "Bolln:g fl’- 'UROPEAN PLAN lfnlfl )&pglllz.‘atlonn (mu é)a hefi.rgt ‘;fl% ~ Want & Cook Bulnth'lbmud‘nmnml dercrmined safd ‘ounci i ¢ A = Gity of Bemiajl: at. thy, Council Foon. » Want a Clerk - = D"“‘ MINNESOTA [in -the City Hall in sald City of Bem: id. County, and State ot nesota,. on. Monday the 6th day ol QOct. A. 'D. 1913, at 8 o'clock P. M., o el ln the Solmeder-l’ioneer Freerhzmo Contest ‘ot “Bemid! l‘lhl’gfl thoday ' of. Sept. ‘Al o n P el GEO, 'STEIN, DAILY. : Votes Pricec “-City--Clerk: -/4:Want & Partner Want a Situation Want 4 ServantGirl - ‘ant to_sell a Pjano .. Wapt to Sell a Carriage r‘nd Located in -hesrt. ot bustsees Three Months Subleflptlon... 3,000 | $L.00° S mfi e "““"fi%‘&“’"’““‘“"m“""‘”“"‘ ‘NOTICE FOR AFPLICATION FOR LI- i/ Six Meuths: Subscsiption.. 6,000 2.0 _Wantto Sell Your Hardware. of the Oroat Hotels of the Rorthwost “Furs,+Wool, Copper MYAIP—SU)DMI‘!P“III o .12.000- and Rubbers. for il B WEEKLY i TRl A : | W.H.NEWTON of Bemidii and flled/ in {my ol M'f‘.."y flneY ar Subscription.... ; 8 A 6 Keorn| Fustommars: P SRIRsmA ho) BE e oy B v comnck! - Twes¥ears Subeoription ... Nov. 8rd, 19: )14, by the following pér- LICEN! STATE OF MINNESOTA,.CO! Beltra.mi. Cl% of Buml ° Want, Qmmun for. Anythlu BY. g'vmd That BUNDLE WOOD; 12-20 in. long hnflem j PR e B Subscription &"g‘,_'zed 8 foudn, 2.5 w tivelyy towite akss, i beyond, it and ‘in. the'. front %x of that certain two .tory hfl lDMl?d on-lot 12 block \ 17, %t!onl ‘will ‘be: heard: ( ll.ht Gl!y\ooannll of t! . E. IBERTSO e e ’lliofl 'OOD demx, i : | : : R ! -m&wmflfi nday the Bth/ °a‘Z‘ abeioas " See b 16 tha P ; j Dcfivn'dhllym. $1.75 and ow .3.“15" 1918, at & o'elock B hand-and:seal of City | ? i 5 55 $2 n! Bor.nlfljl this 18¢h* day of Bept: A. p