Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 24, 1914, Page 3

apant Monday ' here on a mb‘!nad. business ang pleasure mission. E. A. Hasty of Blackduck returned ito_his home last evening after hav- S e R TR b WE FORGET * R AR AR K That on Easter Monday a dance will be given by the Bemidji Athle. tic club, see That-the Bemidji Moose lodge will give a'dance ‘In the city hall Easter Monday. s There will be a meeting of the Athletic elub at the club rooms Thursday evening. R ‘Special meetings commence in-the Methodist church Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. They will wnumle for ten days. > s That news items telephoned toithe Ploneer are appreciated both by:ithe publishers and yeaders of the pmper. E. W. CoMins:of-Zipple ‘spent yes~ terday in Bemidji.- John Cann, a Blackduek contractor spentMonday in Bemidji. G. E. Godfrey of Ball Club, spent yestérday in the city on business, John Morrison and wife of Red Lake ‘were ‘Bemidji visitors yester- day. A complete line of field and gar- den -gseeds at W. G. Schroeder store. ~Adv. -Miss ‘Bertha Larson, who has been visiting friends at Lengby, Minneso- ta, returned to-Bemddji yesterday. Mrs. H, Anderson of Wilton was in Bamtdji between trains yesterday on business, P. Leonard whe-has-spent the win- ter at Kelliher, returned to his-home in Nebish today. One of these days you ought to &0 to Hakkeraps and have your plc- ~ture utaken.—~Adv. "Miss ‘M. Syverson of Nary arrived in the city yesterday and ‘will remain here for some time. George C. Berglund has added a line of children’s ghoes to his store next to the eity hall. Mrs, D. W. Sheets and Mrs. Lucy Sheets of Plantaganet were in Be- midji yesterday on business. $1.00 cash gets 20 pounds of sugar at our store. No delivery on this. Schmitt’s grocery.—Adv. Mrs. John Stephens of Gonvick Conviction Born of Exerience The man who has used Chamber- lain's Cough Remedy and watched and felt and realized its remarkable <uratlve properties will tell you that it has no superior 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 iu use. Try it when you have a cough or cold and realize for yourself what a first class cough medicine will ac- complish. For sale by all dealers.— Adv, At The Brinkman Tonight The Harry St. Clair Stock Com- pany present for the first time in this section of the country the beau- tiful four act society comedy drama entitled The American Girl . ing plays of the present day. The wardrobe alone in this play is worth: more’ than the price of admission 'to] ‘see being especially designed by one of-Bemidji’s most popular dress mak- ers, also by one of the St. Paul mo- distes and special pains have been ta- ken to give one of the most finished and best dressed-plays’ yet presented. ‘The:very fact that the Brinkman is turning away people almost - every; ing spent the day here on business. Have your furniture repaired at the bargain store first class work at| Teasonable prices .—Adv. M. Norman of Grad Forks, ‘who conducts a furniture business inthat city, is epending several days ln Be- midji, W. W. and Mrs. Jones of Gonvick were in Bemidji yesterday. Mr. Jones 18 the editor of the Gonvick Banner, Prof. B. M. -Gile and ‘superintend- ent W. B. Stewart went to Lavinia today where they will interview farmers, Mrs. R. H, Muncy went to Moor- head today where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. King for a week, M. J. Troop has opened a meat market in the McCuaig grocery store. Order your meats delivered with your groceries. Phone*No. 1.—Adyv. i E. E. Kenfield has.rented the J. J. Trask residence on 1115 Lake Boule- vard and will move into his new home April 1. Mr. Jeliman and umuy of Nymore moved to Northwood, North Dakota, yesterday in which city they = will make their future home. Mrs, Alton Warner and children of "Puposky ‘came to Bemidji yester- day and will be guests:at the:Austin ‘Warner ‘home for a few.days, A. H. Watson 'of Nebish was in the city yesterday and-while here called at the Ploneer office and subscribed for .the Pioneer for another year. Addison Carpenter of Grant Valley left for ‘Portland, Oregon, yesterday morning, Mr. ‘Carpenter expects to make his future home in that state. Fresh meats of all kinds-at the Be- midji Meat Market. They will be delivered with your groceries from ‘the McCuaig-store. Phone No. 1. —Adv, C. W. Jewett, manager of the Nor- ‘thern Auto company, who has been confined to his home with an ‘attack of ‘1a grippe, is again able to be at work, i Safety Deposit Boxes for rent at the First National Bank. $2.00 per year for small and “$4.00 ‘per year for -large boxes. 'Fire ‘an “Burglar proof. You:meed-ome. F. G. Dudley, formerly of Interna- tional Falls, but now of Thief River Falls“where-he is connected with the Thief River Falls creamery, is spend- ing several days in Bemidji on busi- ness concerning the company. ‘George Simpson of Minneapolis, a member of the law firm of Powell & Simpson and formerly attorney gen- eral of Minnesota, arrived in Be- midji this morning having a case set for trial before Judge Stantom. G. F. Ross of Minneapolis, a mem- ber of the contracting firm of Ross & Ross which has during the past years had charge of extensive log- ging operations in this section of the state, was in Bemidji on business yesterday. It is through ‘the szaving “habit that the rinch men of today reached the pinnacle of prosperity. Your small savings, if regularly depoisted at the interest in the Northern Na- tivnal Bank may be the !oumlntlon of|- your future.—Adv. Mrs. M. M. Croons of Akeley was in Bemidji yesterday enroute .to Wil- ton, here she will visit relatives, From Wilton she will go to Williams, Minnesota, where she will join her husband who is in business there and where they will make their home in the future. 'Warroad, March 21.—John Paul- son sold his farm last week to Gov- ernor Eberhart, the deal being put through by the Moody Land com- ipany, This week the same fand Your: Stomach lsad" JUsT 'I'IY ONEDMEM company sold the OCharles Hoyes farm to Governor Bberhart’s exeou- tive clerk. . Bees for sale cheap. ‘Why Dot raise your own honey? Some of my colonies’ ‘made as Hiigh as ninety pounds of honey last year all of which was sold for 18 cents and 20 cents a pound. Price $5.00-a ocolony for April 20th dellvery. Mrs. B, B, Fletoher, Red Lake Falls, Minn, ‘Misses Esther and Agnes Kolste left ‘this ‘morning for Minneapolis. where they Wil he the guests of Mr. and Mrs. :Grinager and other friends until ‘they are joined there by the rest of the family, who will also visit in the twin citles for a few days be-|- fore going on to thelr new home: in ‘Witsconsin. Last night at theBrinkman the) Harry 8t. Clair stock company pre- sented “The ‘American Girl” to a packed house. The regular patrons of the theatre at onte were unani- ‘mous in pronouncing this the best and strongest [play yet presented. The beautiful .costumes, lively hu- mor and etrong dramatic situations appealed to all and there was not @ dull ‘moment during the play. To- night the same play will be repeated. —Adv. Rev, T. S: Kolste and tnm.lly were given'a farewell reception last even- ing in the Odd Fellow’s hall by a flarge number of friends. ‘Rev. Kol- ste has resigned - as pastor of the First Scandinavian Lutheran Church and will leave in a few days for Wisconsin where he has accepted a pastorate. The vacancy caused by his resignation has not as yet been filled. The following program was rendered last evening. Opening remarks by the chairman. . ................... I B. Olson Music - . .Orchestra Song .... M'lxed Choir Violin Solo L. T. skrivseth accompan- ied by Ed. Odegard Vocal Solo—Mrs. Thorvald Thomp- son accompanied by Miss Esther Kolste." Address .. Musie .Prof. E. M. Sathre ........ ..Orchestra Address . Prnl Thorvald Thompson Piano Solo Miss Esther Kolste Vocal Solo—Mrs. Thorvald Thomp- son, accompanied by Miss Esther Kolste Address ..Rev. Einerson of Kelliher Violin Solo—L. T. Skrivseth accom- . panied by Ed. Odegard Mixed Choir Prof. Thompson, on - behalf of those present, presented Rev. Kolste with @ purse of money to which the pastor responded with a few well chosen words. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening during which time music was furnished by the orchestra. PAGET'S APPEAL T0 TROOPS READ Interpreted to Mean ‘War in * Ulster Is ‘Near. TENSESESSIONINCOMMONS ‘Nouss ' Crowded - to - Hear Speech of Colonel -8eeley, : Scoretary: of State for ‘War, -but' That 'Official’s - State ment is Brief and Vague. London, March 24-Operations:ars to-be ‘begun against Ulster by Swsur day, ‘wtcording 10:a:letter wead inithe British ‘houss of ‘commons (by Andvow Bomarlaw, leader of theopposition. The -lstter ‘was ‘writton (by Sir Ar thur Paget, commander of 'the govern | ' No more huntm suuts you. % for the tobacco that exactly Not after you've found STAG—rIeh—-rln—mellow—fragrant—-full bodied—yet -exquisitely MILD. Convenient Packages: The Handy Half-Size 5-Cent Tin, the Full-Size 10-Cent Tin, the:Pound and Half-Pound Tm Humidors and the:Pound Gl For Pipe and Cigarette “EVER-LASTI NG-LY GOOD" FOREIGNERS GETTING OUT Hurriedly Fleelng From Threatened City of Torreon. Mexico City, March -24.—The Mexi can government has no apology to _.make for the ‘execution of 149 muti- .neers at Joputla, declared Genera! Blanquent, minister of war, in dis cussing the investigation which had been made Into the wholesale slaught. er ordered by General Castro, follow- ing a revoit. Torreon is mow cut off from this city. The last report received here was to the effect that foreigners were hurrying from the beseiged city to the town of Tlahualilo, twenty miles west. At the request of Secretary Bryan the territory about ‘Tlahualilo has heen de- clared a neutral zone.- “Finds* Ban‘on Was Stabbed. ‘Washington, March 24.—British Con- sul Perceval's “offidial report on the killing of William S. Benton at Juar- ez, received at the embassy here, says “no - pistol shots” were fired in the fight which ended in the ranchman’s death, leaving the inference that he ‘was’ stabbed. Poculiar After Effects of Grip This Year Leaves Kidnoys In Weakened Condition Doctors in all parts of the country ‘have been kept busy with the epid- emic of grip which has visited so many -homes. The -symtoms-of grip are often very distressing and leave ithe system in a run down.condition, particularlyithe kidneys which seem to suffer-meost, as-almost every vietim complains of lame and urinary trou- ‘bles which should not be neglected, las these idanger aignals often lead to dangerous kidney . troubles. Drug- o &lsts report a large sale on Dr. Kil- -| was no new azitnation in\Ulster andino ‘threatenad outbreak. m:—uummmm ley, secretary of state for war. This communication was very brief and vague. Gist of Seeley’s Statement. The gist of Colonel Seeley’s -state- .| ment was that some .officers. had: in- night, shows that this popular com- | pany will remain here for ‘some tlme b rand in “The American @irl” Mr. St. Clair feels that he is presenting some- thing that will live in ‘the memory of all who are fortunate to see this| beautiful play. Margot Beaton in the part of the American girl prese- |ine market for th ] cuted by the aristocracy of England e will be seen dn one of the strong emo- h' ‘tional parts which has so ‘endeared: her to ‘the people of Bemidji, while each and every member of the com- ‘| mfter “the - mecretary for - spoken. pany--are - given ‘an opportunity in |aasptic. excellent ' parts” best suited to them, all, 4 FEATURE REELS OF PICTURES Hope Jones CONCERT ORCHESTRA ’L'WO BIG SHOWS ONE ADMISSION il b owetjored with your quick recovery | and will hi 7 Praise it a3 thousands of others i u:“.emunlb ll:o.ziln _, For sale ™ lmldjl. l(lnn By Bark- er's Drug Store.and. Druggists every: 'IAu. Allutnn to Glo l'l. VST a5y formed General Sir Arthur Paget, commander-inichief - in ‘Ireland, . that they: could not: serve in' certain even- tualities. :¥ | ordered -t ‘Tejoin : their ' rev; Fhe ‘mavement “of | troaps, he con- cluded,~was-solely in 'order to protect the stores of government arms and ammunition. 3 “Both ‘Premier- Asquith-‘gnd JAndrew | Ronar-Law,: lesader 10f () the -opposition, -Tecognized: the widespread:anxiety for ferer | an exhaustive debate_on.the subject |-by-agreeing. to a motion for..the ad- urnment of the house -immediately “war_ had Premier -Agquith rose to speak amid .great -outburst of cheering. “Sir. Arthur Paget,” he' said, “em- pbatically has ndenied -that ‘he ever el words ‘as:‘that thls was er’s Swamp-Root which so many people say soon heals and strengthens the kidneys-after‘an attack of grip. Swamp:Root is-a: great kidney, liver and bladder-vemedy, and, ‘being a therbal compound, haes a gentle heal- ing effect on the kidneys, which i3 almost immediately noticed -In most cases by those who try it. Dr. Kil- mer: & Co.,Blaghamton, N. Y., of- fer tosend a&:sample size bottle of Swamp-Root, on receipt of:ten cents, to every sufferer who requests it. A ‘trial- will. convince any one who may ‘be in need ofit. Reguilar elze bottles 50cts. arid $1.00.-For sale at all drug- gists. ‘Besure to mention thie paper. —Adv. TREATY WITH VITH | VENEZUELA Fourteenth of Bryan’l Peace Agree: ments Signed. Washington, Mafch 24—A new treaty has been signed between the United States and Venezuela by which all. questions not capable of settle- ment by diplomacy shall be submitted to investigation by an international commission for at least one year. 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