Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 19, 1914, Page 4

¥ Kulman-Naugle *!‘The following item is taken from a Chicago paper, Both the bride and groom are well known to Bemidji people, the bride being the niece of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Naugle of this, city with whom she has made her home for several years. The groom is well known, having taught agri- culture in the Bemidji schools for several months, Miss Ruth Wight- man, who played the wedding march, is also a Bemidji girl, having lived here until recently. She is a sister of Mrs. Charles Vandersluis of this city. She is a masician of much ability . “Miss, Ruth Aleen Naugle, daughter of the late Edward Naugle of LaGrange, and Arthur Henry Kuhlman, a member of the faculty of the University of Wisconsin, were married in the presence of over fifty of the old time friendp that knew Miss Naugle in her childhood, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Carpen- ter, 303 South Fifth avenue, Thurs- day afternoon. Rev. Dr. Little of Peoria and former pastor of the Pres- - byterian church at LaGrange per- formed the ceremony. The bride and groom were unattended. Miss Wightman rendered Lohengren’s wedding march and Mrs. Lafield, one of the prominent contraltos of Chi- cago sang a group of songs in a very pleasing manner. The house was charmingly decorated with palms, ferns and yellow jonquils. The fbride wore a gown of white charme- mse with the bodice trimmed with point d’aleoncon and with a long sash of chiffon. She wore her mo- ither’'s wedding veil and carried a (SRR RS RSE R SRR E T * ' MALCOLM x KRR EKREK KKK KKK Mr. Stiles left for North Dakota Thurgday. The meeting of the Co-operative store held in Grygle Wednesday was well attended. Andy Solberg is on the sick list. Mr. Dalborn expects to leave for St. Cloud this week to work for a dredge. A Dbig crowd attended the dance at Stanley’s and a good time was re- ‘The man who has used Chamber- lain’s Cough’ Remedy and watched and felt and realized its remarkable - curative properties will tell you that it has no superfor for coughs and colds. ' The remarkable ~success ‘of this preparation aided by the person- al recommendations of people who have been cured by it has made it one of the most popular medicines in use. Try it when you have & cough or cold and realize for yourself what a first class cough medicine will ac- ng to give a play in were in Grygla Wednesday. Kiibourn has ‘been making| i8e’ of the warm weather and tias the, frame of his Lerdware store up: If the weather continues as now he will soon he ready for business. . A Farmer’s Club has been organiz- e and it held its first meeting Satur- day night at the school house, in dis- trict No. 123, a very good program TEB s P"-Ls was r’emjlered. At ay 5 iy ey bt Mr. and Mrs Hiram Kilbourn of n Red and Gield metallic' Bertha arrived here Sunday morning and are visiting . with _their som, R R R e R x SOLWAY * I B SES S S SRR E 8RS8 The young people of the ‘Sunday Walter Johnson is planning on- a3 trip'west in the near future. = - = |’ Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson were|® business visitors to Bemidji between traing Monday. - Mr. and Mra. Geo. Bllis have been enjoying a viait with their daugther Mrs. Dan Sullivan, of Wilton, for the past few daya.! A Ploneer wants—one half cent a word .cash. Miss Laura Sullivan: who has been Muddy Complexion _When ,you see a woman with a muddy or sallow complexion and dull eyes, you may know that her liver is out of order.A few doses of Cham- berlain’s Tablets will correct it and - led with ‘Blve Ribboa, other. Bu, Ask for OI1.01 {} ported. . |make her look better and feel bet-|staying with her brother and family '_}g;?;_‘g&g—m fx %% |Claude and wife and other relatives|complish. For sale by all dealers.— G. A. Benson and B. C. Benedict [ter. For sale by all dealers.—Adv. |in Bemidji for & week, réturned home . m“mfimm for a few days. Adv. The New Lozier “Four” at $2100— A Triumph! bouquet of lilies of the valley. As an evidence of the esteem in which the bride is held in memory of her father many beautiful gifts ot silver, china, cut glass and rugs were pre- sented. Mr. Kuhlman is very high- ly thought of at the University as is evidenced by the letters he lbears to the notable men of Europe from the faculty and the governor of Wis- cosin, Before leaving he was feted and banqueted the preceding week by his fellow professors and the lead~ ing men of the community, Mr. and Mrs. Kuhlman will make an exten- sive continental trip in an official tour for the University. They ex- pect to be gone for four months and will travel through Scotland, Eng- land, Ireland, Germany, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands, Upon their return they will make their home in Madison, Wisconsin.” ADDITIONAL WANTS TO0 LATE TG CLASSIFY A A A A A A A AN AN WANTED—Competent middle aged housekeeper, desires position in widower’s or gentlemen’s home 10 E. 16 St. Mrs. Smith, Minnea~ polis, Minn, Pioneer wants bring results. One-half cent a word, cash. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BELTRAMI. District Court, Fifteenth Judiclal Dis- trict. In the Matter of Judiclal Ditch Num- ber Twenty-nine (29), Beltraml Coun- ty, Minnesota. Notice 1s hereby given that a peti- tion has been filed in the office of the undersigned clerk, praying for the es- tablishment of a Judicial Ditch in Bel- traml County, Minnesota; that a bond duly executed by sald petitioners has been approved and filed with the un- dersigned as required by law; that the Judge of the District Court’ of the Fifteenth Judicial District has made and filed his order fixing the 1st day of April, 1914, at ten o'clock in the ing on said_petition. W, THEREFORE, all persons in- terested are hereby given notice of the time and place of the first hearing. F. W. RHODA, Cierk of the District Court, Beltrami County, Minnesota. (SEAL) A. A. ANDREWS, Attorney for Petitioners, Bemidji, Minnesota. The following is a copy of said pe- | titlon: STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BELTRAML. District Court, Fifteenth Judlclal Dis- || trict, the Matter of the Petition of T. 8. Andrews et al, for the establish- ment of a Judicial Ditch in Beltrami County, Minnesota. In Your petitioner respectfully petitions the Court to establish a Judicial Ditch in Beltrami County, Minnesota, alon the course hereinafter described ani to that end herewith submits the fol-| lowing statements of fact: That the petitioner is a land owne: whose lands will be liable to be af-| fected by, or assessed for, the expense ; of the construction of sald diteh. That the establishment of said ditch.f is a public necessity, in ‘order to drain.| the lands through which pass; that it will be a public benefit and that it will promote the public | ealth. L That the purpose of sald ditch is t thoroughly drain the ) swamp and i land, throligh which the ditch will pass, and 'in order to accomplish said pur- pose the Engineer who is to be appoint- || ed 'by_the Court to make the survey of sald ditch shall have the authority, if he shall deem it advisable, in_ order to more ‘thoroughly drain the lands, to. extend the main, ditch and any and all of its branches, or to change . thel: course, manner he may deem it best in. order to better drain the said watershed: The following is a description of the [ starting point and termini of said ditch, same being all within Beltrami County, Minnesota: MAIN DITCHL Commencing at or near the Minne- apolis, Red Lake and Manitoba Rail- i road Company’s right of way on_the | quarter line of the Southwest (SW)y quarter of Section Eighteen (18), Township One ~Hundred forty-seven (147), Range Thirty-three (33), thence East ‘on the quarter line to about the Southeast (SE) corner of the North. east (NEX) quarter of the Southwest (SW%) quarter of Section Seventeen (17).“Towshi One hundred forty-seven Township o e hundred forty-seven diagonally in a Southeasterly t)ll'g\lsh the Southeast (SEY% Section Seventeen (17), the Northwest quarter of the Northeast (NE%) quarter, Section Twenty-one (31), and the Northeast (NE%) quarter of the Northwest (NW) quarter, Sec- tion Twenty-one (21), and Lot One (1) of Section Twenty-one (21), to.a point intersecting Lake Bemidji.’ Also such other branches and laterals as the En- fineer may deem advisable to thoroush- ly drain the swamp lands through which it will pass. ANDREWS, BAER. rection quarter, T, the ditch willfl or to alter the same in any| e People who had their ears to the ground, waited. - They. spread the news around “There’s a Lozier Four coming, for $2100.” It was a vital, gripping fact to thousands of people who appreciate a true Lozier at such a moderate price. : : ] : I's a Lozier through and through; in every thought, every idea, every move; a real specimen of Lozier blood and breeding. ; : It was built for a purpose. Sy / It was made for peolpe who want to spend “around $2,000;” who want the convincing quality and pleas- ing pride of a NAME; who want a hundred per cent car; and who can realize that a Lozier “Four” at $2100 is by right of birth the leading ‘quality “Four” of America today. : A’look at this Lozier “Four;”roadster or touring car; and you get the thrill! senses. Every detail, as you study it, leads you to the throne of QUALITY. And next, a ride; a real demonstration. Mechanically, a gem, in action a savage beauty, knowing no master save the one at the wheel; taking no quarter on the road unless from another Lozier, better driven. You would do well to get your name on an order blank, soon. Lozier quality is just as attractive to £ others as it is to you—don’t forget that. ; TO DEALERS—The dealers who join the Lozier selling force this year have. fortune in their favor. They can win a permant position in the Lozier selling organization which we know is going to be greater in every way than any other in the country. “Better respond to this invitation and get in touch with us. OQur contract is in every way, just as attractive as the Lozier cars are themselves. Write us today. . : Appreciation warms your Range Thirty-three (33), then |, FREDERICK E. BILE CO. e - Northwestern Distributors ' 'LOZIER . MITCHELL PAIGE COMMERCE i s SR ,Miqqeapplis.(Minnesota sk - ; E. MURPHY AUTOMO