Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 27, 1914, Page 5

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. - ' About The City EHH KK KKK KK KKK KKK * LEAST WE FORGET x LB E R E R R R R R R R R B R To pay your taxes by Saturday night. . * ww The Bemidji high school basket- ball team plays here Saturday March 7. o That news items telephoned to the Pioneer are appreciated both by the! publishers and readers of the paper. Phone 31. That on Friday and Saturday of:| this week the Two Harbors basket- ball five will meet the Athletics, Two Harbors is out for the cham- pionship and expect to “clean” up, the Bemidji team. St. Cloud comes next week. Mrs. H. A, Scharf entertained the Entre Nous club yesterday after- noon. Mrs. M. Hogan of Grant Valley transacted business in Bemidji yes- terday. Fancy Dairy Butter 30c 1b. at Roe & Markusen.—Adv. Miss C. Erickson of Clearbrook is in the city for a few days visiting friends. D. C. Biddick was among the busi- ness callers who were in Bemidji Thursday. Fancy Dairy Butter 30c 1b. at Roe & Markusen.—Adv. Mrs. Hymes of town of Frohn was in the city yesterday calling on the local trade. A. G. Wedge has returned from International Falls where he spent yesterday on business. Fancy Dairy Butter 30c 1b. at Roe & Markusen.—Adv. Mrs. Fred Swenson of Frohn was in Bemidji yesterday attending to various business matters. S. McGraw of Grand Forks 1s transacting business and calling 3n friends in the city today. One of these days ycu ought to go to Hakkerups and have your pic- ture taken.—Adv. for St. Paul where he will spend a week or ten days on ‘business and pleasure. Y Nobody loves a fat man or a fat woman: get busy R. M. Tea; keeps you trim and supple. Barker’s Drug Store.—Adv. \ Guy A. Bubol of Crookston spent Thursday in Bemidji on a combined ‘business and pleasure trip. He !lert for his home this morning. ]\ Dan Kane left this noon for Super- |ior, where he will attend the funeral {of his brother , Jim Kane, which jta/kes place tomorrow. For a cheap coffee, try our 5 {pounds for a $1.00. For a 50c tea lour Elefant brand is unexcelled. | Schmidt’s Grovery.—Adv. Mrs. Alex Forbes of Solway was in the city yesterday on business. i\\'hile t‘\ere she renewed her sub- iscription to the Pioneer for another year. ! At three o’clock this afternoon the |Two Harbors basketball team arriv- ted in this city and will meet the Athletics in the Athletic club hall | tonight. What’s the use of spending so much money at beauty parlors; all you need is Hollisters’ R. M. Tea: begin today: watch your mirror. Barkers’ Drug | Store.—Adv. Miss Ida Bailey, who is visiting re- {latives in New Mexico, writes that ishe is enjoying the visit very much and, will not return to- Bemidji for !another week or ten days. | ‘“‘Say girls, Willie proposed last }night, but I insised on finishing my ibeallty course of Hollister’s R. M. {Tea; it's wonderful.” 35c. Barker’s Drug Store.—Adv. John D. O’Connor, who has spent the past two weeks in the city the guest of his mother Mrs. P. J. Rus- sell and his sister Mrs. J. A. Young- gren, has returned to Fort George, i British Columbia. While playing basketball in the Athletic Club hall last evening {Adolph Klein received a sprained ankle although the injury is not & iserious one he will be unable to gplay for several weeks. i Dan Buckland has leased the resi- |dence on the corner of America av. enue and Seventh street and will I take possession the first part of next I week. Mr. Buckland recently sold his home on Bemidji avenue. ! If all the ypeople who SHOULD start savings accounts WOULD do so |the financial prosperity of Bemidji {would be wonderfully increased. The !Northern National Bank is doing what it can in this direction by ! heartily welcoming new depositors.— | Adv. | Following the basketball game |this evening in the Athletic Club Majestic Theatre PICTURES DELUXE “The House of Discord” (Biograph) Two Parts One of those splendid foto-dramas ringing deep and true with the sincerity oflife. Fea- turing Blanch Sweet. “Hello Trouble” (Essanay) A comedy that smacks with the ridiculous. Purely a story of laughs and pleasing en- tertainment ‘“The Street Singers’’ In Two Parts. Featuring Lillian Walker | { GRAND THE_ILTRE» Tonight “By Unseen Hand” (Selig) A western story with an_exceed- ' ingly strong finish “Beyond All Law"” (Biograph) ! Especially fine scenery and heavy waterfalls makes this a very interesting picture. ‘A Snakeville Gourtship” (Essanay) A good humored ranch comedy | chuck full of fun. | e a few weeks . Miss Moen has ac- cepted a positon at the Wold store in | Thiet River Falls, where she will take up her duties after her visit at | Osakis. Tonight at the Brinkman the Harry St. Clair Stock Company pre- Charles E. Potts of Crookston was ball a dance will be given in honor|sent the five act comedy drama among the business visitors who spent Thursday in Bemidji. D. C. Biddick of Wadena spent Thursday in Bemidji calling on friends and transacting business. The best kind of well seasoned tam- arack for sale. Fred Barwdell, tele- phone 336-4.—Adv. M. E. Ryan of Brainerd spent Thursday in Bemidj calling on friends and transacting business. H. R. Briggs .of Deer °River is spending the day in Bemidji calling on friends and transacting business. John Sullivan of Grand Forks is spending a short time in Bemidji on a combined business and pleasure trip. Charles Cominsky left last evening Brinkman Theatre TO-NICGHT Harry St. Clair Stock Co. Presents The Charming Five Act Com- edy Drama, Entitled “‘Mable Heath” With Margot Beaton in the title role, and Boris Karloff as the blind father. A stron; supporting cast, with g stron comedy situations throughout the entire action of the play. Picture Program Delightful Movieland Offer- ings ! In Four Reels HOPE JONES CONCERT ORGHESTRA You'd Better Give the Whole Family a Treat this Week. Take 'em to the Brinkman Two Big Shows—One Admission * lof the Two Harbors team. Music will furnished by the “Interna- tional Raggers.” Only a small fee will be charged ito cover the expenses jof the musip. The Willing Workers, the Sunday: schools boys and girls of the Swedish Lutheran church, will meet in the {church basement tomorrow after- noon at 2:30. The time will be spent in sewing, playing games, singing songs, ete. serve the lunch. Miss Sadie Genrick, of the altera- tion department of the Schneider Brothers ready to wear department, left yesterday for the twin cities where she will spent the mext ten days on a short vacation. While away. she will look over the new spring styles and models. i Tomorrow afternoon the high school basketball team will journey to Fosston where it will clash with the team from that city,. Fosston has an exceptionally fast team this year and is first in line for the championship . Juliue Bestul, coach of the team will accompany the five and officiate at the game. “Teacn economy; that is one of the first and highest virtues. It be- gins with saving money.” ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Get one of our little banks now and begin to save. Our representa- tives are bonded and we are re- sponsible to you for any monies giv- en to them. Northern National Bank. —Adv. L. A. Anderson of Grand Rapids spent yesterday here on business He left this morning for Cass Lake where he will remain for a few hours transacting business before re- turning to his home at Grand Rapids. A..R. Fuller of Bagley spent yes- terday in Bemidji on a combined business and pleasure visit. He -Te- turned to his home lagt night. Miss Jennie-Moen, -who has besn employe@ at the O’Leary Bowser company store as saleslady has re- signed her position and left this morning for ~Osakis, Minnesota, where she wil visit her parents for - Mrs. John Moberg will |- |“Mable Heath.” A beautiful satin dress pattern given away to the per- son holding ithe lucky number. Vau- deville between the acts. Special la- dies and children’s matinee Saturday afternoon at 2:30, on which occasion 8 pair of shoes will be given the boy ‘and a silk dress length will be given the girl, who get the most words out of the letters in the word “Minneso- ta”.—Adv. The board of directors of the Onion grower’s association held a meeting in the offices of Reynolds & Winters yesterday afternoon for the purpose of discussing vegetable seed, where to get it and what kinds to get. It was decided that all the members should get the seed through the associption in order to get uni- form seed and that the vegetables may grade the same this fall®and thus may be shipped in the same car and bring better market prices. Outsiders may also purchase their seed through the association if they so desire. Alva G. Swindlehurst took hold of his duties as receiver at the Cass Lake Land Office last week. Mr. 'Swindlehurst is one of the absolutely fair broadminded democrats when even the republicans are glad to see fare well at ‘the hands of his party, Especially do the péople of this county wish him well. For nearly twenty years he has been engaged in newspaper work at Wadena, where he grew to manhood, and during all this time he has worked for the best interests of the county as a whole and has never slighted any district or person—Menagha Journal. Tonight at the Brinkan the Harry St. Clair Company present the five act comedy drama “Mable Heath”. A beautiful satin dress pattern given away to the person holding the lucky number. Vaudeville between . the acts. Special ladies and children’s matinee Saturday afternoon at .2 30, on which occasion a pair of shoes will be given the- boy, and a silk dress length will be given the girl, who get' the most words out of the letters in the word ‘“Minnesota.”-— Adv. OPENS WAR ON LOAN SHARKS New York District Attorney Caus Arrest of Ten. New York, Feb. 27.—To 'prosecute loan sharks and protect city employes whose need of ready money has forced them to pay exorbitant interest a special deputy assistant has been ap- pointed by the district attorney of New York county. This deputy, Walter S. Heilborn, it was announced, has been at work for several weeks and the proprietors of ten loan companies are under arrest. Efforts will be made to send these alleged usurers to jail instead of let- ting them escape with fines. CANDY VOUCHER COSTS 10B South Dakota Governor Ousts State (i Employe. Pierre, S. D.,, Feb. 27.—Governor Byrne has called for the dismissal of Emil Guenther of the insurance de- partment, declaring that “any officer or employe of the state who will sub- mit for approval a voucher for candy and theater tickets cannot remain in office while T am governor of the state of South Dakota. It makes no difference where such practice has been followed in another state; it will not be tolerated for a moment in this state.” . Dean of Cartoonists Dead. London, Feb. 27.—Sir John Tenniel, for many decades the leading British cartoonist, is ‘dead at the age of nine: ty-four. He was the cartoonist who mercilessly-caricatured Abraham Lin- coln during the Civil war and the dean of the world’s greatest political cartoonists. . Proposals Bids will be received up to Mon- day March 9th 1914 by Mrs. Berth Neely for the construction and com- pletion, of a two story stucco resi- dence. Plans and specifications can be seen by inquiring at the of- fice of Thos Jehnson, architect, Be- midji, Minn. For Sale. 40 acres good farm land near Wilton; 40 acres cleared. Price $11.50 per acre if taken before March 10. $3.00 cash. Box 653 Bemidji. For Sale 40 acres good farm land near ‘Wilton; 40 acres acres cleared. Price $11.50 per acre if taken Thefore March 10. $3.00 cash. Box 653 Bemidji. You are all aware that the Lenten Season be- . gan Wednesday, Febru- ary 25th. We have been planning for the past month on specials for this forty-day season of fasting. We want you to keep " your eye on our \ Lenten Specials In this assortment we will offer some delicious delicasies that will tickle the palate of everyone who eats, and we can’t think of a soul who doesn’t do that. Next Wesk You will find. our first list of Lenten Specials in this paper. A tele- - phone call will bring them right to your table. A Roe & Markusen Thc Quality Grocers - . Fourth 8t. BEMIDJI, MINN. Don’t sneeze our head off Health and strength are better than riches ‘and'mueh easier to attain. Now is the time to build up your strength, tone your entire system and establish a solid, per- manent foundation of health. Begin with a good tonic. We have several excellent ones—let us recommend Rexall Sars- parilla Tonic. It will clear your blood, impart tone and vigor to all your organs and help to strengthen and build up your body, brain and nerves. Experience is valuable only when you profit by it. You have had your drug store experiences. Perhaps you have traded in drug store goods where the feeling of absolute cer- tainty 4s to quality did not accompany the purchase. Perhaps you have felt that every time you made a drug store purchase you paid an exhorbitant price. Barker’s drug 'store relieves you of every symptom of uncertainty regarding your purchase. Barker quality has existed so long that it is a staple article and exists wherever the name appears. Our prices ar: guaranteed to be lower, considering the high quality, than can be obtained elsewhere. : Barker’s Drug & Jewelry N Store Bemidji, Minn. weighing wp te 100 Ibs. ‘with Meere Push Devices, will net disfigure walls Moore Push-P ‘ - Sold In - . BEMIDJI ~ | AT.THE 1~ (W Bomidy Pionser Offcs SUPPLY STORE ey