Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 12, 1914, Page 6

— KKK KKK IR KK KK x LIBERTY * KK EEKKEKEXEKK KKK KX The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sande Jr. who died Tuesday, was bur- ried, Thursday afternoon at the Tre- foldighed cemetery. Rev Randal of Bemidji officiating. Born, to Mr. an Mrs. R. Kelm on Monday March 2nd a son. D. R. Burgess of Bemidji spent a few days last week at his farm here. Alexander Rygg was a Bemidji " caller Friday. Lawrence Johmson visited a few days last week at M. Ryggs. Mr. Johnson left Friday morning for His home at Hgeland, North Dakota, where he will enter the hardware |- business with his father. Mr. and Mrs, M. Djonne were plea- santly surprised by a large number of friends Saturday evening. They: were presented with a set of chairs and rocker. Robert Stai and Sivert Hagen were business callers at Bemidji Saturday. There will be a basket social at the Pony Lake school house Tuesday evening March 17th. Everybody welcome. The ladies are requestefl to bring green baskets. Chamberlain’s Tablets”for Constipa- Fo Chamberlain’s Tablets are Easy to take, milfl and gentle in effect. Give them a t a} For sale by all dealers.— Adw/ KKK KH KK KKK KKK KK * ECKLES B HEE KKK KK KKK KK After spending a few days at home Miss Annie Bowers returned to her school at Inez. Miss Frances Bowers returned to her school near Solway last Sunday after spending a ten day vacation at home, Among the families from Eckles which attended the farmers’ meeting at Bemidji last Saturday were the McGhee’s, Dolgon’s, Macalony’s, Grow’s and Gould’s. They say this was the best farmers meeting ever held in Bemidji. Supt. W. B. Stewart, and Prof. Ericksen of the University Exten- sion addressed the Farmers club and the market garden association. The school girls served coffee and sand- wiches. A pleasant time was enjoy- ed by all. The members of the gar- -den association will raise a number of acres of garden truck. Manager iGould will make daily trips begin- ning June 1st with cream, butter, eggs and garden vegetables. Geo. Dobson’s -visited with Geo. Brennan’s last Sunday. A large number of farmers attend- ed the caucus held at the Eckles Mercantile store last Saturday. A full ticket was nominated. '|Organ Music........ Miss Workman |y right direétion. ‘|Organ and Violin Musiec.... | dealers.—Adv. MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE Take a glass of Salts if your Back hurts or bladder bothers—Meat forms uric acid If you must have your meat every day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost para- lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They be- come sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dul! misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the" g" dizziness, |. back or sick headache, stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather-is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan- nels often get sore and irritated, oblidging you to seek relief two or three time during the night. To neutralize these irritating acids, to clense the kidneys and flush off the body’s urinous waste get four eunces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa- mous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it ,no longer ir- ritates, thus ending bladder weak- ness. ' Jad. Salts- is Lnexpensive. ‘cannot’ injure, and makes a delightful ef-| Iothera are hauling logs to Bhlie's fervescent lithia-water drink. lief—it cures. Seaan 2 * TURTLE LAKE ... X KKK KEK KK KKK KKK K XK *Q* KEEKKE KK KKK KK Messrs, Coleman, Purdy and Carl- FeveriSh and A.Che all ovel' ¥ BECIDA . *ison were Puposky visitors Saturday. 1 I d ot sdh * feidhedsa i Bt d Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickinson vis- ~ Peelworn out—blue and tired ? Don’t let reolddevelw Carl Nyhus left for Minneapolis|ited at Gilbert Peterson’s Sunda into bronchitis, pneumonia or catarrh, hibla nlter- Y- ative and tonic which has proven its nluuin Tuesday the 24th of February, later Martin Larson is delivering the he will go to Sask.' Canada. summer wood at DR. mcn’s - . at the Mekinoc Island. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morris visited| Ray McKnight, who has been vis- 1 Medical Discovery at A. 0. Hanson Sunday March 1st.|iting the past few months with his : ; father and brothers, Guy and Mil- Reatores activity to the liver and to the circulation—the b Lol Haroon and Ws e dolin |y, 5 ¥ ‘Monday for 116 homa 5 gnrm.d the dlzut‘l?nn n;d -ppe‘v.lgdl.mpmvdd‘u;d tt:j ‘whole bady son were united in marriag Monday Montana nvigorating force of extract of nat 7 g i 2 Aottt hninhnd Mive: ’“l {:: Manch 2nd at Park Rapids, Minneso M-m For over 40 ta. They came home Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Mackerman of Pu- fiqnid form by all m NCB EHEKEK KKK KKK K * . HORNET * A KR EH KKK KK KK KKK The iliterary soclet\y"held its reg- ular meeting at the Murray school on Tuesday evenjing. The 1ollan ing program was given: been sold cine dealers, It can m " they will give a dance next Saturday |POSky visited Sunday at A. F. Sad- Mudic....... “Port Arthur March!' tablet form in $1.00 and 50c your mum £ , ; Mrs, J. D. Bogart b‘d“lll'tknpi mdw%&flt-m“;wfib.ov'm‘ = u.n.d night March 14th. Thelr 'miany|ler’s- Recitation . Percy Thone “ The Cominon Sense Medical Adviser—a book of friends and relatives wish _them a| Miss Olive Hines, who is teaching v 1008 pages—answers all medical questions. ‘happy ang prosperous married life. . Smd.?lcmom-ccntm to RV, Pierce, M.D. Emil Olson call at Bemidji Monday to have some dental work done. in District 131, left Friday for Hines, Minn., where she will visit Satur- day and Sunday with her parents. William Mahar has the contract Recitation ..“My Ma’s Curls” Mathilda Quesnell Recitation........ “Liooking ' Ahead” Ojetta and George Bogart saw mill, which is going at falllreturned from Thief River Sunday. M..J. Dunlap came home last week b 1 to plane 65,000 feet ] Violin and Organ Music......... |blast these day. et PR L B from Neblsh Minn., where e has|iue mits otn et of timber for John Winaus, Charles :fllogart and Fred: Bjorge was a caller at John- The FOH! Ym Test been working all winter. s d. 2 cul . % . i o uri S .G."t.r.g.effliitle S8 :;):; IB: and Benson’s one | day- last]" L, Jarticle must have exceptional The auction at W. H. Stuempeges |have been visimsy’;ga:t o :né::iw‘;': Willle Bogart s e merit to "-‘"";;‘;:l:‘wl“d _°f!‘:fiY last Wednesday, was well attended |returned to their home in Mlnne-' Rectitation. . . . ..“No Ote To Spare” re years, s Cough Rem-| 1 W, Heggie had the misfortune of |apolis Saturday evening. gained a number of shareholders edy was thq ottsmd to the public Louise Quesnell around Malcolm. losing a horse last week. A good move in|in-1872. Fra Archie and Oliver Olson John Walters Sunday. Miss Maude Dillie, the amateur photographer of Buena Vista, is busy nowadays taking pictures. Mr. Hanson will leave Monday for a. small beginning it has grown ‘in h'm_ and’ popalarity E. 0. Howe made a business trip Herman Akerblade i3 a new |until it has attatned a world wide|t® Frak Rapids last week. subscriber to the “Pioneer.” The|reputation. You will find nothing| Mr. and Mrs, Seth Smith called at moore the merrier. better for a cough or cold. Try it|Bemidji Saturday also attended the ren Stiles was at Grygla Satur-|and you will understand why it is a | farmers meéting. John Wiflflél:‘;r::'::;e‘:e#’fl“ and dnéubert it favorite after a period of more than| J. H. Morris called at Bemidji last |his homesteag in Montana. 2 nd Peter Ebbeson |forty years. . It mot only gives re- Monday. Deacon Purdy of Minneapolis has Song.... ... ... “The Vacant Chair” E y Reading......... “The Lumberjack” Eecitatlon. ..“Twinkle Little Star” Henry Quesnell Hattie and Ojetta Bogart Music ...... e aveie John Wmaus and Annie Peltier Newspaper ..Annie Peltier Violin Duet . ceseeee Hattie and Ojetta Bogart Reading ...... “How Mcom'thy R)ode the Wheol" Annie Peltier Dialogue ..... soamesens .“Ten Minutes Before ’l‘ra n '.I.‘lme” Miss Sherberg, Lucile Thone and Annie Peltier Recitation......... “Raggedy Man" Arthur Quesnell Apples, sandwiches, cake and coffee were 'served after the program, Mrs'J. D. Bogart and Henry Plum- mer were appointed to arrange the program for the next meeting. i Miss Workman and ‘Mr. Macey at- tended the Literary society. Mrs. Ole Luken and children have been visiting their friends at this place during the iwnter. C. W. Dudley was around on Wednesday looking after his cedar interests. . J. D. Bogart and nephew, Jay Batenuau, are helping J. E. Bogart haul cedar to the Dudley camp. Among those who went to Black- duck on Saturday were Miss Sher- berg, Herman Thorn and family and J. E. Bogart. Frlday and Saturday we will make a special showing of Easter garments. We are showing for this occasion an extensive display of the ‘season’s choicest models. Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Dresses We have never shown a more beautiful assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ coats. All the new models, all the new shades are shown here and what is to your advantage, the price is way below what you would ex- pect to pay. ' | A cough medicine should be harmless, pleasant to take,# It should be ef- fectual. - Chaperlain’s Cough Rem- edy isalloflhisandip the mothers’ favorite everywhere. For sale by all Misses Coats Ladies’ Coats $5.00 to $20.00 $10 to $25.00 A new lot of dresses received this week. KE KKK KKK KK KKK KX % PINEWOOD * LR E S S E RS R R R SRR Mr. Ohas. Miller spent Sunday with his wife near Awure. W. Wendt and I Rockvog were Be- midji visitors Saturday. Rev. Leirfallen arrived here Satur- day morning and conducted services at Aure' Sunday. Conrad Nelson and Arthur Hanson went to Plummer Friday returning Saturday. The Misses Ella Parker and Marie Burke of Bemidji spent Friday even- ing with Sthols. , ' Carl Bye transacted business in Bemidji Friday. C. 0. Haugen of Aure was a Bem- idji visitor Saturday. P. Bakke of Aure transacted busi- ness in Bemidji Monday. W. Wendt left Monday tor Chica~ You can depend on our suits to glve sat- isfaction. SILK HOSE Gents kid gloves, $1.00 and $1.50 a pair Kayser ¢ilk hose, per pair Du' Nord kid gloves, $1.50 a pair -~ $1.00 to $1.80 King-Oscar kid gloves, $2.00 a pair Everwear silk hose, per pair Kayser silk gloves 50c to $1.50 a pair - 78 cents MEN'S EASTER WEAR During the week we received our spring line of men’s shirts; neckwear, hos- sEneas :fi;:; Lt iery and hats. It will pay the men folks to see what we have. s ‘ : Men’s Suits Made to Order Herman Aherblade is assisting O. Thortianson haul 'wood and hay this week, A sister of Bud Hove has arrived from South Dakota and will spend a few weeks to see how she -.likes the country. Gilbert Benson sawed up a large quantity of wood last Friday. Henry Johnson located a couple of men on ‘homesteads Friday and took them to Grygla® ‘Saturday: ‘Nels Tornes, Sam Ness-and a few The Misses Tora Bakken and Nors Peterson were Bemidji visitors Mon- day. Miss Lettie Drumness who has been visiting her sister in Clear- ibrook the past few days returned home Monday a.n'ornins. KKK KKK KK KKK KK ® MALCOLM x visited * For sale by all deal-[4 % % % % & % % % X % % x % & |