Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 14, 1913, Page 3

LR R E R SRS RS RN s * LEST ‘WE :FQRGET ¢ * LSRR R REE RSN b2 Athletic Club dance at the club rooms Friday evening. To Boost for the girls In the Schroeder-Pioneer Free Plano con- test. ‘To cut the five vote coupon out of this paper and save it for your favor- ite contestant in the Schroeder- Ploneer Fres Plano contest. - Phone Soclety news to soclety edi- tor, phone No. 31. A. E. Solberg of Big Falls spent yesterday in Bemidji. Mrs. Earl Norton of St. Paul spent Monday In the city. John M. Greene of Remer is trans- acting business in Bemidji. J. C: Patience. of Little Falls trans- acted business in Beimdji yesterday. Go-carts retirea at the second hand store.—Adv. H. F. Sawyer of Little Falls was a business caller in Bemidji Monday. J. Jerome of Battle River was a business caller in Bemidji yesterday. J. C. Sullivan of Blackduck was a business visitor in the city yester- day. W. E. Jones of Northome is among the business callers in Bemidji to- day. Go-carts repaired at the hand store.—Adv. Roy Dalhe of Walker is in Bemidji on a combined business and pleasure trip. Charles evening from a trip to the cities. Sheriff Andrew Johnson was at laternational Falls on business yes- terday, Attorney T. C. Bailey returned from Virginia this morning, where he has been on business. Wanted dishwasher at Hotel Markham. Apply at once.—Adv. Judge and Mrs. M. A. Spooner have just returned from a hunting trip to Buena Vista. Mrs. Louis Klinger. . of Pinewood spend yetserday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Archie Fenton. second Cominsky returned last twin Sam Simpson of Bena spent yes- terday in Bemidji visiting friends and transacting business. Mrs. Gowd has returned home af- ter visiting for the past month with Mrs. J. Neller of Austin, Minnesota. Lee LaBaw left this morning for Grand Rapids, Minnesota, where he is reporting for Judge C. W. Stan- ton, ~ B. R. Erickson and M. Longablla went on a hunting trip to Ball Club Sunday noon. They expect to return Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gill left last night for Mrs, Burton. ness. He will return ‘to his home -in Spooner from Duluth: . Hibbing Daily Tribune, ing., The: “Delinguence of Im]‘),' “The Babler-and; “Julla”, will be..given “|Grand Friday:night. 80 pounds of 35 cents grade coffee to close out at 30 cents at Schmitt’s grocery,—Adv. Dr. and Mrs, C. R. Sanborn réturn- ed from Faribault, the funeral of Dr. Sanborn’s father, N.. W Saturday.; Mrs; W. E. Hoover of Fargo, North Dakota, who has been visiting her daughter, Miss. Helen Hoover, domestic science teacher of the Be- midji schools, for the past two days, left. for her home today. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Muncy ~have bought the cottage formerly. owned by Jack Willlams at 1015 America avenue, and will move there tomor- row from their present home at 1123 Beltrami avenue, Miss Gracle Lewis left this morn- ing for her home at Crosby, Minneso- ta, after spending the past few davs in the city as the guest of relatives. Miss Lewis took part in the home tal- ent production “Finnegan’s Fortune last evening. One of these days you ought ‘to 8o to Hakkerups-and have your pic- ture taken.—Adv. The Baptist Ladies’ aid society will be entertained at theé home of Mys. - Strowbridge, 711 Fourteenth street, Wednesday. afternoon. Octo- ber 15thw She- will - be assisted by Mrs. A. Huntosh. Members of- the society are requested to come early, as there is work to be done. All are cordially invited. Rev. S. E. P. White returned this morning from Stillwater, Minneso- ta, where he has attended the meet- ing of the Synod of Minnesota, which opened Thursday night and came to a cloge Sunday, and of which body Rev. White was elected moderator. Rev. White visited the Bemidji boys who are attending Macalester col- lege yesterday. Small debts accumulate rapidly. Small savings do likewise. Begin to save something today. Deposit it at interest in the . Northern National bank.—Adv. The North lub met at the home of Mrs. M. E. Ibertson, 1023 Minne- sota avenue, Friday evening. Octo- ber 10. Those present were Mes- dames T. J. Andrews, Knute Nelson, Robert Mitchell, Will Austin, John Achenbach, Seymour Sellers, Wil- liam LaMont, George ~ French, George Walker, and Misses Myrtle Austin and. Elsie Walker. The even- ing amusement was flinch and music Lunch was served at a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Davis yesterday entertained for the day for Mrs. W. L. Davies, Miss Helen Davies of Grand- Forks and Hal Daives, editor of the Devils Lake Journal. Mrs. W. L. Davies accompanied her daughter to Grand Forks last evening and will Where Every e Goes TRAINED Ptincess poses perfectly and -horses ever seen:here. . Admission: - ON BRINKMAN BILL <= THE HEADLINER Is one that-has been featured <everywhere and has always ex- cited great.comment for its beauty and marvelous effect. act/is white models.” It is a posing -act including three people; four dogs and,a horse. They give all the famousthunting scenes known to history and weproduce them with great speed and beautiful effect, This act introduces a $2000 imported English Cob formerly owned by Harry K. Thaw, together with four beautiful white English setters that also ‘pose with the group. They were imported from England and work with that knowingness which is only possible-in the ‘thoroughbred. Where Every ANIMAL The is one -of the most beautiful “ The very latest and most successful of Photo Plays will be included in this array of vaudeville talent. Show Shrt. at 7 o’clock clmrp 10 and 25‘00’0,!’@ Where they will | vl be the guests of Mrs. Gill's mother. return to make - preparations for | Attorney George Brickson left yes- terday for :Duluth .on official busi- J. Evan Carson, machinist on the spent: yes- terday and today in-Bemidji on busi- ness, returning to Hibbing this even- by, the junior dramatie club for the|Let Them: Know About This Great benetit of St. Philip’s church, at.the Minesota, this|Deer shonld show morning, where they have attended (friends. Never before {n the history:|have placed: older bqu h&hlud. ‘prison Sanborn, which took place|has such an offer been made: The. there for a fow days before har The pleasant pu: leaving forjChicamo for the winteryd qug gaing,via Bcuudngw)m shay. visit Driand Mrs:E. Hy Maroum: a weels.or ten:days—Crookston-Dai Times, SHOW THIS’BOOK T0 YOUR FRIENDS feet’’ andt}:ieqp lnck cu'cles under the eyes— nothing is as good Mpmcmon Give it'a fair trinl for uhmg the drains on one’s_vitali ‘womanly functions. lql mknel'tysu that make womem%gl needs it before womanhood. o tnr the female system. All medi ealers have;, i . —— customers for the past 40 years.: . 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Abbat, who is the author of many. _—_ books of history and travel. This|§6 e 3 book i8 beautifully bound in‘ tropi- 8 & n “aran ee cal red vellum cloth,.1s twice as Y fo all Skin Sufferers”™ large.as the usual size novel, and con- Barker’s Drug-Store "u -beenc-received: that ‘the- Bemidjtf: s ge gaat.is, m.&w unysyally. _ Pr. A CRIMWNAL AT SIX. ‘Wiseenein Youngster Burglar and Highway_ Robber. Racire. Wis. -- Rtichard Tuclovisky. six, was committed & the State In- dustrial School For Boy- by Judge Willlam Smiediing i the Municipal sourt, there to mmg‘fi ontil he is !wuu:a 4 B iy WATCH STORS-AS-HE- DIES. Opportunity Offered To Our Readers lespite: hlfl" xurl. hae oauged the police -mofe: trouble than any. ten. grownups, TBix. foalishnese nulng from plain h rglary securad | WaY. robbery, in whici [losded revolver. Those, who. have; already their- Panama booksfrom the Pio-{. them to their of newspaper and-book publishing |bare. 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Co;. tains more than six hundred ‘rare illustrations, many of ‘which are re- produced from water :color studles to full page size. b —_— Your friepds: would indeed be 'f We has |bun' in. ngu-inm,hlth:a tow‘n :mt 'or_some time, ai are; looking to! to proud to, possess. such a volume, and | baild up trada SRS 2 advising our When it is made known to them that [{patrons right. {aw drops.of. this '%l; Yashapplied. :hey can:get- it from The Pioneer ,ofigd';g:neggg,,,‘_*‘}.ezf,‘:‘,}?‘,;d wa pave stantly, enAtm"] the cures all seem to: be lor gix gertificates.and the smal: - | stand back of it witi the.manufacturer's i mall et 1o fuaranise, backed by, curseises| .Ds Dy D Prescription made by the | pense of distribution ‘they Will|you can depend upon:it that we give our | D- Laboratories. of Chicago, . is; quickly take advantage of the op- ;gvifila'?é’fn'e“ toardgl';l;m:ue!‘r‘er&e::wh:‘znfis s"o‘:l&‘;s‘er‘iegfnn‘s‘%magc ggfi;‘:fl:‘np lnzf portunity. 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Six of these certificates and expense amount shown therein will put: you in possession of this- $4 volume without further cost. Clip that certi- ficate today. And, ‘it it does not do the work, this Cut It and Keep:It. Fof. Someone A Marvelous Escape “My little boy had a marvelous es- cape,” writes P, F. Bastiams of Prince Albert; Czpe 6f Good Hope. “It occurred in the middle of the night. He got a very Bevere attack of croup. As luck would have it, I had a large bottle of Chamberiain’s Cough Remedy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes he was through all danger.”. Sold by all dealers.— Adv. It surely pays to discriminate in buying! Take underwear, for example; yowll find . any number of so-called “closed crotch” union suits on the market, each claiming. superiority. But remember this---our ex- perience is, and our most particular cus- tomers tell us, that the makers of Mun- ~singwear have solved the problem of mak- ing a perfectly comfortable, closed crotch union;suit for men. , : In:short, the Munsingwear closed:crotch is: 100! per cent right! AMENDMENT OF ARTiIOLES OF IN- CORRORATION ' OF ' REMIDJII \ HANDLE COMPANY. STATE OF MINNESOTA,.) . )os, COUNTY OF BELTRAML ) M. Bagley and: W. L. Brooks, af- ter baing. duly aad Beveramis oy orn each for himself deposes and under his oath certifies tha ively the Prestdent and Secretary of Bemidji Handle' Company, a corporation organized: .and _existing under: and .by Yirtue of the.lawa. of the.atate.of Min: nesota, corporation, duly_called pressly stated purpose of amending Article T of the articles of incorpora< tion of said corporation, 80 as to change [} the name of said corporation from|| the Bemidji Handle Company to Be: midji - Manufacturing - Company, ~ at which meeting stacknolders of sald cor- | ors.(lon n¥r€;enun for. the, -ex-|| ol e i shares: of stock in eald corpora- tion,: said 81:3-4 res ‘being the total number. of shares of stock of said cor-|| poration now issued and outstanding, the following resolution ' was unani moualy adopted: ESOLVED that Article I of thel artiolos of 1ncorxonuon of tm- corpore)| ation be amended by changing the nam of this corporation from Bemidj dle .Company. to Bemidji Manufactur-, ing Company, so that-said Article I, = i . as amended, uhnll rsld as follows: B 3 The nl.me of thll curpm'lfion shall be_Bemi And.it:must be so, for - we can.scarcely. get: the gazments here fast. enough to meet the. . demand:. These are facts.that the men of - this town: will do.well to bear in mind. u!actllrlnl Com; 'REO! s Y0 day of October, 1913, (Corporate) L. and sworn to before. me this 30 day. of Oetoborr 163, GRAHAM M. TORRAN! (Seal) tary Pablto, ; Beltruml County, sm,. of Minneso My Commission expires Aug. 24, 1917 STATE OF MINNESOTA, Department of State. I hereby Certify. that theggithin ine strument was filed for recSrd in this s office on the 9th day of October, A, Dr i N £ Munsing Union Suits; in: a. choice af sev- SRS on' e b ey e Geigber, ", 0 - eralsoft, warm, comfortable winter fabrics at recorded in book X-3 of Xneorporntlol" > E i, =Y . on 41, - 3 ¢ ! iy P8¢ MsuLivs A scumAnL, ; : Secretary of - State. | | We: will show..you Men'’s . Closed:€rotch $2.00;, $250. $4.00, $5:00: $1.50, - $3.00; OF‘FICE OF }'LEGIETER OF Dm& % Beltrami ° County, - Minn. : { - I hereby certify that the within in. Pt 3 i i 5 strument - was in a 7 # record on the 10th day of October, & < 3 D. 1813, at 3 o'clock and was rded in book 7 ot Mllqa“.' L. 0. MOON, .. Register af Deeds: Seal D1013814. There's a right Munsingwear size for you, THE SPALDING| Dulush'y Lareset Sad By Hosel ULUTH MINNESOT. i Just crazy with- iteh,” you will 1} E 3 ), : - 3 B . . e lzeep in stock and.sell, all the well | Soothed g&%y“{’,:fid'mflffieéflc';;},"'_“,‘,‘;‘@’fi very Subscriber smd ehp_‘ T-hls We. have inade fast.friends ot morat ANd save it for one of the girls who-are desirous- of -win- will soon become a working factor "},S;‘ on t!fi:tnl‘;.";w-nl b ol 20'::3_":‘{;-;‘1 remedy to a skin sufferer here. and.| ni,nd,fi the: $400 Piane. in. the:Schroeder-Pibneer Comcg;., T ™