Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 28, 1914, Page 2

Warfield. Kalser, Bagley, Minn, _ girl who is defiant and will not sew This is a Perfect Pattern. FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The|FOR SALE—120 acres farm land, DE‘PfiYgicwcAUrfi) SURGEON oy learn: to; make: ey _°w" _dres_seg Be sure to give right size, measur- Pioneer will procure any-kind of about 500 cords wood half hay Ofios 1n Mayo Block. Py must pay some other girl for doing |ing over the fullest part of the bust rubber stamp for you on short mo-| land on good stream one-mile from | Prone 18 Resideace Phome 212 the work. It does not require much |for dimensions. It may be obtained i a town terms liberal price 12 1-2 ~ time for the dullest girl to see the Dby filling out the coupon and enclos- g o i B pnesranal DR. EINER JOHNSON point and get busy. There is a store ing 15 cents in stamps or coin to the FOR SALE-v—O__ai_wMer—-_harrels 75 pr. acre. - G. Schroeder. z attempt to disoriminate? -WilLit be The Bemidi. Dfli‘)’, Pimeerla crime to accept & position s ofl S Anspettor and a virtue to.grab @& bet- TER BEMIDJI PIONERR PUB. CO Publishers and Propristors ter place? . These are just a few * Telephoue 31 e questions which -the Pioneer Journal Entered at the post office at Bemiay | Vould like to have answered. —Wa- tter under Act - den: J 1. : ! : .l,l‘ln&; as wd:n-rfi AL ena Pioneer :Journal o mh ')::k‘f DRAY LINE Pub)ished every afternoon except Sunday 3 1 ly the body now: wu‘ 2 s i . w4 - d TOM SMART z I i R o - - B T : I e 1 = . ° DRAY AND TRANSFER = attention 0 anonymous con- g ICES = i 3 . o Calor, Tt it Boteasars [0 Spoe gy B i Medicm ( s | | - Y B Res ;h‘:n: e A e editor, s | & 3 1 « .'1',',"}’.2 p?xbllcal.lon. i p en ry : Of SPhaeti Communications’ for the Weekly Pio- | = 3 ENISON, D. V. M. - Z VETERINARIAN - Phone 164-2 - Pogue's Livery ly i A {f an alterative extract from native sedieinal plants, presceibed fn both liquid N it "F';u gi‘;o:‘r’.c' ¢ geek 31":;&' ©mdure eI e : AT publication in the current issue 3 ore years of exi lence has ren D a8 an in- : L b v j 3 : S T i o Hes and bomfias ant thermets e auleseslescarid Somnlatss oo ] - DR. D. L. STANTON, gpe, month by carrier L b : T o 00 80 enta . s Sont staiane Joreml pimims fenieet I mesicioe; ! : : PENIIST One’’ o} n 46 Dr i mammss = e One’ year by carrier ‘Hotel \nd Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y. i A A HOAA AR AR R KRR AR K R+ 3 Offiice:in Winter Block #|® One-half cent per word. per ¥|¥ _ One-half cent per word per ¥ DR.'J. T. TUOMY | The ‘Weekly Plonesr ¥ 'mx}:u‘fiams' i 18an0,: cash With ‘copy. i %/ fssue, cash with copy. * 5 AND IS MPLETE 2 DENTIST 1;!; l-'za:vi" :fr°;£n?'::::§f‘:§n'z:fi.:{‘§3e:§ Ve RIsICS. 0. N. Y.'| | ! Regular ‘‘charge rate one X|& B;““lflr :hnrxa rate o;" *| Gibbons Block Tel 230 ursday and sent postage 0 any. = -cent jper' word: per.insertion. No ¥|¥ cent per word per insertion, No * = g el e LT AR D T z % ad taken for less than 10 %|% ad taken for less than 10 % Soren ofMarkham Hotel i HIS PAPER REPRESENTED FUHK FOREIGN ) § ¥ cents Phone 31. #| % cents Phone 31, * WYE . . AUVERTISINGIERIE TWO GREATEST SCANDINAVIAN EVENTS IN 100 YEARS LAWXERS B e R T S ) Lodin ——|GRAHAM M. TORRANCE : Norwegiall 2 & FOR SALE HELP WAkTED LAWYER 4 GENERAL OFFICES oy o eercen | e A o e A 5 i~ NEW YORK AND CHICAGO L | |FOR SATE—40 ncren all fonced has |WANTED--Girl for housework, Mrs, | ‘ie® Block Hnic #8 \ : ; - - - e i > i . C. 1 ke Boulevard. |JOHN F. GIBBONS ‘BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES l Celeb one 'story house a few apple and R, C, Hayner, 915 Lal 5 . o DT T Centenma Y l'a'tlfln ¥ plum trees 1-4 mile to Spur post| Phone 462. 3 = ATTORNEY AT LAW - Girls’ Industrial School X ; % = office.and small store. Hardwood WANTED—Girl for house work. Glbbons Block it b, Gitvla Snd GeCe eI ot St. Paul and Minneapolis ; sofl. Price right. No paymentre-| “op oo n ol b O trami North or Markham Hotel “at..Sauk Centre-is Minnesota’s best The Norwegian National Celebration-will be held May 16,1718, on the guired for .6 months . Drovidirgd 2 s (ot : s - State Fair Grounds between St. Paul and Minneapolis under the auspices of the Bygdelags, assisted by the Norwegian societies of the Twin Cities, - Addresses, choruses, pageants, parades, historical and pictorial exhibi- tion, fireworks. purchaser moves on.and clears and = & cultivates at least b acres this sea~| WANTED—Girl for housework, Mrs. son. See I. G. Haycraft, 903-11 8t.| B. W. Lakin, 1011 Lake Boulevard. investment is the opinion of Charles Scheers, editor of the Akeley Her- ald-Tribune. Mrs. Fannie Morse he D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner - ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second floor O'Leary-Bowser Bids refers to as one of the most remark- e ot an, Jrsent Jonaih 7o b e Nosway Bemidji, Minn. Phone 807. WANTEDRitchen —girl st once.| - able women in the United States, and Centonnial Celobration at Christiania, Norway. FOR SALE—I have the following| Hotel Markham. e ¥s LAWYER saya that her real worth is difficult ®o 3 farm machinery to-exchange for|™— —————— — —— — . Office with Reynolds & Winter to realize. Editor Scheers says that Swedls 5 live stock, one two horse corn cul- WANTED. 2l Opposite M:flm.m Hotel 5 there are nine states after her ser- tivator, one, one horse corn cultl-| WANTED—Cottage at Grand Forks| - = -~ vices and one South American coun- POME o o o . vator, one. potatoe sprayer, Two| Bay for the summer. 0. L. Dent, PHYSICIAN, SURGEONS try, but that her heart is ip Minne- @ Slnglng SQCletles farm wagons, Two one horse bug-| Court house BemidHi. = sota. In speaking of the work which A : s lod Fons igatton ari) Gus, 5 ew0 DR. ROWLAND GILMORE WANTED—Boarding place man wo- man and. child address boarder is being done at Sauk Centre the Herald-Tribune says: “When a girl PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block Minneapolis horse Kentucky single disk harrow 7652 The American Union of Swedish Singing: Soeieties will hold their 6th andiother farm: machinery W..G. | pisnder: = S 2 is committed to the Sauk Centre Quadrennial Celebration at Minneapolis, June 8, 9, 10 and 11, 1914. Schroeder. DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D school she is under the care of the| An excellent model for dark-blue 60 Choirs consisting of over 1400 members will participate in this great FOR SALE OR TRADE—T g, WANTED—Second hand household . A8, b, M. D, State of Minnesota until she arrives | Serse, linen or one of the new heavy event. Concerts, Banquets, Speakers, Outings. —for lands,| ",oi40 " M B Ibertson, PHYSICIAN ANDP SURGEON 4t the ege of 21, married or eingle cottons is shown in No. ’1&52. mu{iat: The B{-ll;:u Exp:‘nll‘mn uu‘l_m .;ahn #-rl:a. s:;a:. May 15 Lk mu:‘ n" "'i“‘i‘l'l stock of ‘general merchandise in ":mn» in Mayo_ Block . i '&°€- | peasant dress, closing at the side-fron! et T L e el Sadeny enmiatt, il b small town near Bemidji. Sales|- Phone Kes. Phono s¢: Usually they are inclined to be de-|with a gathered vest, an elbow-length Pt 15 o 22 o B g et g e gt ublee pschlaes] misaog will b eld Y1000 ot(‘i 2 mom{i on LOST AND FOUND s . LOST—Brown bird dog, 4 months|DR. C. R. SANBORN : old. Strap around neck. Return to PHYSICIAN AND SURGECN A. F. Anderson, 704 Bemidji av- flice—Mlles Block enue for reward. fiant upon admission, but about the slee\reil ai\::dt nsflfl?“r-gl:!eais :ngxhtg ] | ¥ i | draped skirt, poplin ouly one they-igeliin, AEht sout.of g suggestion for a dress of this descrip- with themselves and they usually|tion If it were used with this design whip themselves into line within six |in one of the darker tones, the vest USE GREAT NORTHERN TRAINS The Great Scandinavian Route 10 St. Paul and Minnespolis. Call on your local agent for additional information. does not live in the town and must sell as cannot handle the business on account of larger interests. Ad- months' time with the whip of good |would be effective fashioned of a fig- N Anirrica Firas W. W. LLOYD dress, “Merchandise’ care of Pi~- Sl paTetn b DR. L. A. WARD 21T ured silk, bringing out-some of the Tel. 38 neer. PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON sense and judgment. The only pun- g out € e : A : new bright color: which are being OT AR 5 soios acod orbara el ©Over First National bank, Bemldji, M1+ ishment meted out is a fine and con-|yseq so much for trimming purposes H.A.NOBLE, Gen’l Pass. Agent E—5 acres good orcha tinued fines reduces the girl to|just now. The collar is a square ipauperism and disgrace among her |sailor effect and the opening at the ’ = throat may be “V”-shaped or round, companions in the family cottage, | preferred. Novelty buttons are who are obliged to support her.|another effective trimming for dark garden land with good building and good well all fenced, near ST. PAUL, MINN. Panama-Pacific-International San Francisco, 1915 Great Northern S. S. Co. S. S. Minnesota sails from Seatile for Yokohama, HManila, Philippine Islands and the Orient, June 27th and September 26th E.% of Section 21-146-32. Thiz(DR. A. E. HENDERSON . ¥ . 2 forty has a fair house and barn PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - Foleys brick yard will sell reason-| 544 a few acres under cultivation |Over First National bank, Bemlail, Mius able, address, G. H. Bang, route 2,| 454 i3 on a mail, telephone and |Office’ Phone 36 Residence Phone 1t Every girl must be a producer. The | materials. =~ In this instance, thgy Bemidji, Minn,, or phone 626-11. cream route. Price $20.00 per DR. E. H. SMITH = e ' ' _ | could be used to hold down the tabs 3 == - . E. H. SMIT. more;proficlent '?.“e bmome& the !aSr: on skirt and bodice. ~ This dress may = = = —==——= |FOR SALE—Fine home on Bemidji| acre. Time given to suit purchager PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON gr Ju: ey earning; eapagity © [ he made in sizé 26, with 5% yards of Ave. Strictly modern 9 rooms| iuterest § per cent. For further has more privileges, can dress better | 3g.inch material. The pattern is cut ot 76x140. Big Bargain. A. A.| particulars call on or address A, Office Security Bank Block and incidentally save money. The |in five sizes, 34 to 42. Pattern Department of this paper. — — Physician and Surgeon in connection and a girl makes her cents each delivered to your home MISCELLAKEOUS Bemidji, Minn. ‘purchases includin h Model Mtg, Co. e e e B U e oo :]:::: :I‘:olacv;];ars “-!\‘e isg 5::"‘3": :.:ge COUPON L 5 3eg FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for o, ¥ O 5 % FOR SALE—Smith Premier “type-| every make of typewriter on the A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. actual value of a dollar. She is |k O writer, $26.00. Model Mfg. Co. Xet at 50 cents and 76 t Practice Limited taught to make the most beautiful Street and No. S o cee| BYE EAR NOSE THROAT and useful household articles from || City and State - T TORGALE This8inicoislofta DT, [ Ao WHYOTThon s, Tor 1 Glasses Fitted ¥ i — A cents guaranteed. Phone orders i the cheapest matertal. She can cook, :;:‘:‘" No o : s.| - Indi » J. A. McClure or Phone 462. promptly filled. Mall orers glven | Office Gibbons Bdg., North Markham S ?lm.:,, ‘palnt,dhandl; a ihammer, cu: - i The Silent Indian FOR SALE—Good upland hay. Ol-| - yyocarns oocon ) attention as when Hotel. Telephone 105. vate a garden and play a gran . = B & SHot aalestion on mislan, Eheie: 3 “Have you ever seen a worn out Indian Motocycle” son employment szoncy. Yyou appear in person. Pohne 31 £ " The residents of a Los Angeles sub- Send fa 1 d full infor: i The Bemidji Ploneer Office Supply MISS MABEL HYLAND signs patterns for wall paper, win-| urb cane: end for catalogue and full information to Of the 808,144 ali gt ; r ) y await the coming street car : e 808,144 allens arriving: in)| &geo,, Tedohier bt Voize dow _ curtains, sofa covers, bed|in comfortable and artistic stations JAMES L. MALONE, Agent the United States last year, 389,748 Residence 621 Bemidji Ave. Phone 74 spreads, sofa pillows, etc. She draws |formed of field ctones, cement and Bemidji, Minn. were females. ADVERTISERS - Tho' great. slate ol Bemidji Minnesota plans and specifications of her fu-|rough beams. These attractive little North Dakota offers unlimited op . ture home, interior and exterior, | Structures were erected at acost of 5 portunities.for busifiess 1o classi- VIGGO PETERSEN specifies every article and gives the tMOOmeacth ':‘xzd A petimAnANE additions = St :_“’"‘“f . that| 0ed advertisers. The recognized Agent For price of such article. She is tanght | qq 1o eoncr, Vines and flowers will |}, H H N © Is the time of the year that| aqyertiging medfum In the Fargo New York Life Ins. Co. add to the beauty of these remarkable Y most every unimployed man is'a first 1 or-Ni . the cost of furnishing every room |architectural creations, which form & N 4 Ao ALY i t i e T et e Dally and Sunday = Courier-News Bemidji Minn and the grand total of her future |distinctive feature of the scenery - ] | 3 D 4 >rpon 5-| the onmly seven-day paper iu the er, sign writer otc. Please don’t ask state and the paper which carries Ploneer wants—one halt cent s. the largest amount of clasgified | word cash. advertising. The Courler-News - covers North Dakota like & blank- | ¥ ¥ % % X % % k& & kk X x ¥ X & et; reaching all parts of the state|* RAILROAD TIME CARDS * the day of publication; it s the|¥ ¥ X ¥ X K K K K X XK X ¥ ¥ * & paper. to use In order to get re- MPLS, RED LAKZ & MAN. & home. She is taught to be kind and courteous and the rules of etigquette. It a stranger was to pay a visit to the industrial school without knowl- edge of what it was they might read- ily guess they were visiting a select ladies’ seminary. Tt is the home of economy and efficiency.” me to compete in price with men For a short Time oniy 3 that are not located “here and op- STOMACH SUFFERERS You Wish To Obtain Complete Derating ‘shop the year around, a - ) A cheap job is always the most costly. > q P C. Wm. Nelson.—Adv, = 1 a c i ers Read Ploneer want ads. i l 3 2 North Bound A sults; rates one cent per word first {1 Nortk B(::flm E{S: pm 5 and Permanent Results Try insertion, ome-half cent pér word 192 Bant Bloodmom |l ; st Bound Leaves 9:54 am EE KRR R KRR KK KD % 3 succeeding insertions; fifty cents| 43 Weat Bound Loem: & x "ay"swmswm per ‘line per month. Address the|186 East Bound Ve 2 afi ::: FEDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS * One Dase Will Convitice You Y > sl s 187 West Bound Ifave: 19354 am e N e L T T 3 = 'i1e ar ets Courler-News, Fargo,. N..D. GREAT NORTHERN _ ) Se:al;or (t‘/]?pp,t unlike one Lind- : ! - 5 Eé g,‘:{ %};},‘,}‘,‘,‘%“fisgfi $itiem ‘bergh, is at least man enough to Z ¥ & 8 oa! oun ves. 8:28 e 3 6 East Bound Leaves. 38 . leave Republican party and join the ; ¢ Pl & 2 i Duluth Wheat and Flax. Phitfigfim fflfel chl; oSS 108 Norn B;:und e F e Progressjve party, where he be- CLl . B g 0 Duluth, April 27—Wheat—On track || e e Heeetent oot st es S longs. Mr. Clapp expresses the opinion = Bl et e and to arrive, No. 1 hard, 93%4¢; No. 1 nsuranc: d Gty B o Hreight East Leaves at.,. 65:00 am o that the Republi #y Is dead : Northern,” 923c; No. 2 Northern,|] = -°2n® and City Property MINNESOTA & INTERNATIONAL ! epublican party is dead; 3 b5 , B . . s H 2 ‘We give our personal attention to all 82 South Bound Leaves...... 8:16 sns tbut he will find that it is not near . 90%c. Flax—On track and to arrive, d solicit ) ith || 81 North Bound 2 %0 dead as one Mose Clapp, so far as We have 'an assortment of -high :grade paper f§l s15:. Bl Ditranesof the baseservice: . || 84 Soutn Bound Leaves' "' bge b2 3 = ~ e % 3 ~ —_— or Joun Ve 4:36 politics are concerned.—Brainerd fully guaranteed, in all colors 8 1-2 x ‘11 and South St. Paul Live Stock. Freight South Leaves ai 200 axe Tribune. R Freight North Leaves a % 6300 am South St. Paul, April 27—Cattle— = g = Steers, $5.75@8.30; cows and heifers,|Hlave you investiga; e quall- % z '$4.75@7.25; calves, $5.25@7.75; stock- ties of the NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY a OX [ ers and teeders, $4.75@7.20. Hogs— Open dally, except Sunday, 1 to ¢ 81-2 x13 ot e Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy is well | “ a1 President Wilson is an example of | :owa throughout thecountry. Many tnodsand At $1 and b 1 : 25 the kind of men we need in public of- lous resuit A o dnd. s ,n:iatin;\‘Ag{menl;-ndrepongmrvehuresulu o ave AISUnG 1€ 15 Others, fice, and the kind that every man |jenehts suiferershave recsivet men sonishing (Can youbeat it -, lose are heard ever h d who has. his country’s welfare at | o Siois ante. lzr-’:r'd;':v:? AT 48250835, Sneep—tamvs, $5750| INAian Motocycle B! 852 (P, I Sunday, reading ‘resm . For full information see James 7.75; wethers, $5.00@6.25; ewes, $4.00 @5.75. heart should work for. With hon- [ ficted with Siomech. Liacr andinfestna] Yes, there are 100 sheets in each box..and if the i b el . Malone, agent, Bemidji, Minn. o esty and without fear he goes about | ind 1 Biivinec: Faintms. S paper does not satisfy you know ‘where you -bought E SPALDING his duties quietly and effectively, de- should i voling his entire time o the work | EichiS giomac, suferers fi.“;"“" it—your money returned if you want it always. Chicago, - April _ 27—Wheat—May,| ) stsee: Tuly, 815%@81%c; Sept, 87%| MICIVER & O’LEARY Hee @87%c. Corn—May, 65%@65%¢; | FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth's Largest and Best Hotel LUTH MINNESOTA and apparently happy in serving his | eceived is-in most cases a-lasting one. Al 3 - July, 65%c; Sept, 65c. Oats—May, More than $10000000 recomly expended country well. A hard worker him- | & i :'::".::‘;m'gzu?:‘n:‘fi?‘:l.".&' A - e 31%e; July, 31%@38c; Sept., 36%c. Phone 178-2 or 3 Datis, 80 sample. room .@fi‘&.,‘;”‘;,{‘“ self, he is setting the pace for con- | {23,i5 pump pute red blood to every part of eware Pork—May, $20.00; July $20.15; Sept,|Quality High . Prices Low - Late|] convenience: Luxurious and del gress and holding them to their :’;&T:fi:imgamcg;mltk!em "‘5' 'He't?"nfi S 5 . s . 4 $2<;.115.@lzgtter—l,flrel:mefl;shzdc. l?gsgslx 2 and Popular Designs - b7 °‘.?.,‘°§,};".‘,;‘o'°" Ppromises to the people—good govern- | inilliancy to the bram.. 1o away with your oam % 2 3 < 5 —11%@19c. R Mry: ~ERTIIES, 28C) e t Tooms and privase ment. President Wilson cannot be | B3 1S inE & s ol sennble wih evea Special agents call on the trade about the city hens, 16%c. """b..,,..m,,,, S s acoused of playing the game of poll- | femeds, Juciesing lerafice 4nd buoflet |}l from time to time: They may offer you enticing Sl Lhe Seee ' FUNERML DIRECTOR tica. He is too busy attendisig to the looking bargains—but—what if you're not satisfied? §| Chioseo, April 21.Cattle "Beorcs, % tory. sfiu tmt?varhohln( m;, harbor and P‘:fe 4 Mayr Mty Chemist, 14-15 Whiting St.. duties of his office and looking atter | pcrxo, > g wing it in w : It may be a case of throwing it into the waste basket. || western steers, $7.00@8.10; stockers VM. E. IBERTSON Ou'of li_rlrui-‘lmll of the Northwest 5 For sale m Bemidjl, Minn., oy Bark- the people’s welfare. . Oh, for a gov- |epg Drug Store and Drugglsts every- 7 % ¢ < = g 53 and feeders, '$5.50@8.15; cows and = = ertior 1ike Kim—Fertila: Tonruat | ; § We buy on a Guarantee and sell i sioan; mives 000 || : - , - - = AT : 850 Hogs—Light, $8.50@8.75; mixe : The latest “issue” of the reform. | or s Sormmier oo gn 1 his ssction Il = _ the Same 'Way. : ; | $8.45@8.72%; heavy, $8.25@8.10; UNDERTAKER and STOVE wmn FOR SALE ipoliticians is to charge that Gov.|Put tosether, 3 5 s S e rough, $8.25@8.40; Digs, $7.25@8.40,: BUNDLE WOOD, 12—20 in. long Delivered t Bemidi, $2. 7S¢ boyond, 250 2 aeirered o Nymors, 5200 and / BLOCK WOOD. Sheep—Native, $5.20@6.70; yearlings,|] . C-OUNTY‘ CORoNER $5.10@7.40; 1ambs, $6.15@8.10. it Y : ; ; 405 Beltrami Ave. Bemidi, Wi ‘Bberhart has “bribed” a number of al"d ‘and proscribed T, 1 editors by appointing them to oil | remedies; and “by - constantly falling to > inspectorships. It this is true, did |§Nre with local -tregtment, pronounced | |l - i it incurable. _ Sclence i Minneapolis Grain. Woodrow Wilson bribe Mr. Danlels, |tacrh to be & wumnuaa-'} e Minneapolis, —April Y e 3 : § 90%c; July, 92c; Sept., 88%@ m " the | i D s < =4 ‘88%c. ' Cash close on track: when he made him secretary of tho | mens Halie Lo navy? DId he bribe ‘William Jen-|ed nings Bryan when he made him eec- | market, ,fl,”':‘...g? a teampoontil =i £ S . . v ; 7&’3‘:’" to ’Ml- "$2.00 to retary of state? Did he bribe Mr. |acts;divectiy on the-blood 4 3 e, R e S i S SR | 2 b2 h"“' sz.zS = S Rage when he made him ambassador? fiflfm'fllfih&'fi' hey o / A st TflSflltS T h xposit V M’I‘fl to Nymore, $1.75 and. And does the ‘igsue” go 8o far as to | cure. -Send for > 5 S : - : ye %O t an_be $2.00. S : totally exclude editors and publishers| —Ada 5 3 a ro- | g 1 > E el 0w, b, ‘experl- eamshi lophons Orders from accepting positions in the pub-. e service? Or, will the reformers |