Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 25, 1914, Page 3

ladies at n porch party Tuaulayv ternoom, ", - Save money on: your summer tn'ot- wear. 0’Leary-Bowser :Co.—Adv. Messrs, “A. L, Molander, 'l‘homl HOH KK HK K KK KK KK K K MoCann, B.W. Lakin and -W. ¥ LEST WE FORGET ¥ | Brooks " went to Nebish today KK KK KK Kk KKK K K| husiness, - Band concert every Friday night at the city dock. s The fall term of court for this county begins September 8. “s e Ladjes’ Bathing Suits reduce price.. O’Leary-Bowser Co.—Adv. - Mrs. Gaab and daughter Marie of Crookston arrived on ‘the ‘noen-train and are guests at the Dr, J. Warning- The great Minnesota state fair will [cr home, be held September 7 to 12. A complete line of field and gar- L den seeds at W. @. Sahroeder store. The Red Lake Indian fair will be|__aqy, held on September 3, 4 and 6. = PR Miss Vivian Sorenson of Wadena, The next meeting of the county arrived in Bemidji today and will re- commissioners will be held on Tucs-|MaIn" here several days as a guest day, August 18. at the Bert Getchell home. bl My barnp is opened up to the farm- Annual meeting of Minnesota |ers as it used to be. A, L. Collard. Shorthand Reporters’ association here |—Ady. Tuesday, August 4 s 5 That the state meeting of the Uni- ted Charities association will be held here Sept. 26, 27, 28 and 29. The state commissioners will meet here at the same time. *s . E. H. Jerrard will leave this even- ing for Walker where he will re- main over Sunday as the guest of P. H. McGarry, at the Glengarry summer resort. : “Let the Model do it.” ters for Dry Cleaning. The adjourned meeting of . the | —Adv. General Conference of Chippewa In- Miss Marjory Van Pelt of Fargo, dians of Minnesota will be held In|North Dakota, arrived in Bemidji Bemidji August 11. Twelve thous- |Thursday and will spend the rest of and_Chippewas will be represented. |ner vacation with her parents, Mr. e and Mrs. J. H. Van Pelt. That the 1914 fair of the Beltrami = County Agricultural association will be given Sepiember 16, 17 and 18, [PIIOW cases tonight. Wrany features have been secured and %67 Co-—Adv. X the exhibition is certain to be a| Miss Louise Wilcox of Northern greater success than ever. before. was in Bemidji yesterday to meet LR the Holmes family of Pierre, South That the readers and publishers | Dakota, who will visit at the Wileox of the Pioneer appreciate it if you [home for the next ten days. phone 31 when you go somewhere, f | 1, ;1o goreet the chicken dinmer your friend goes, if a friend comes (i t1o pilsener hotel every Sunday. home, if a friend visits you, if you 25 cents.—Adv. give a party, if you go to a soclal gathering, if you have a wedding,| H. W. Grimmer, the well known if there is a birth or death in your [traveling representative of the Fritz- family, or an event of special in- |Cross Printing company of St. Cloud, terest in your neighborhood. Tell |SPent last evening in Bemidji, leav- us. It helps to make the paper more |ing this morning for Walker. interesting to you and to others. e r————— Headquar- 309 3rd St. Attractive prices on sheets and O’Leary-Bow- One of these days you ought tc 50 to Hakkerups and have your pic- ure taken.—Adv. Bert Kaliher, who has had charge of extensive logging operations along the M. & I line, and one of the best known cruisers in this section, re- turned to’ Bemidji last evening. The Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, is the finest hotel in the Twin Cities. Popular prices.—Adv. Henry Kirtland of Backus, Minne- visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, A. M. . Crowell. for the past few days, Te- turned to his home this morning. spent the days with frlends in Be- Have, your furniture-regialrsa..at the bargain store first class work at midji yesterday, Disamlind Natisa T reasonable prices .—Aav. an T —Adv. g UECRY Bif ) A. D. Bailey, teacher of manual Mrs. Tams Bixbee of Muskogee, | {ryining the Bemidji 4chools, left accompanied by her son, Tams Bixby [1,c evening for St. Paul where he Mrs. J. E. Boobar of Nary was a business visitors between trains yes- [S0t2 Who has been terday. For Wood Phoné 129.-—Adv.’ Miss Stella Toerud of Maple Ridge toher home this morning. £ cities.—Adv. has been visiting at the party. his home yesterday. has been visiting with his father, Mr, Crookston Daily Times, (July 24.) A man wanted to send some mon- ey to his old mother in Ireland. wasn’t sure the drafts from the Northern National Bank could reach - |out into the little town so far away. But she got the money 'promptly and without any red tape.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Winegar and Miss Booth of Readlyn, Iowa, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Palmer for some time, return- ed yesterday from a visit at Tamar- Monday. Thy will leave Bemidji on Tuesday for their home. Mabel Rackensack, fourteen years old, was badly bitten by a strange doy a day or two ago. The dog at- tacked her while she = was going about her work and bit her in the leg, making an ugly wound and-nec- essitating the sameé to be dressed by a doctor. The wound is painful but she has was resting easier this morning. = Richard Maloy of Chicago, where ne is connected with the well known Chicago club, is the guest of his brothers, Ted and Justin, 915 Bel- trami avenue. John Maloy, another brother, arrived in Bemidji today. It has been eleven years since “Dick,” as he is best known by -his friends, Jast visited Bemidji and he was great- Iy surprised at finding a little city of such growth and prosperity. The Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, shows an interest in your comfort and welfare that extends beyond merely providing a place to eat and sleep and gives you better accom- modations and service than any other Jr., is in Bemidji. will spend several days. Mr. Bailey Dreamland Sdturday night.—Adv. |will meet Mrs. Bailey in St. Paul. Mrs. W. R. Runyan and Mrs, G. R.| A new lot of Women’s barefoot Stahl of Northern spent yesterday in |sandals go at reduced prices. Bemidji shopping. O’Leary-Bowser Co.—Adv. Bell boys wanted at once. Gladys Getchell, daughter of Bert Markham.—Adv. Getchell, will leave Monday for Bag- John Doran of International Falls|ley where she will remain during the was a business visitors in the city |remainder of her vacation ap the between trains yesterday, guest of her sister, Mrs. L. L. Ohm- We handle Velvet ice ecream. |dahl. Hotel hotel in the twin cities. Popular prices.—Adv. H. E. Biddinger of Faribault, who has been in Bemidji during the past five weeks, being a member of the Teachers’ Training school faculty, left last evening for Little ~Falls, where he will meet his wife. Mr. Biddinger is & member of the high school faculty at Faribault and for- Peck’s Confectionery.—Adv. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, gives Mrs. B. W. Lakin, 1101 Lake|You more for the price you pay-than any other hotel in the Twin Cities. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.|—Adv. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear,| JUd8e Marshall A. Sp"““e" tett Th‘tlarehis oinlybone way to cure dsnfl’é‘ils, last evening for Brainerd where he and that is by constitutional remedles. Deatness is caused by an inflamed con-|3PPeared before Judge W. S. Me- dition of the mucous lining of the Bus. tachian Tube. When this tube s i |C.cnatan today. for the purpose of flamed you have a rumbling sound or|arguing motions fin several cases of |- imperfect hearing, and where it is en- tirely closed. " Dénfnose s the rosult, much importance. and unless the inflammation can i 5 en out and this tube restored to its nor- Special sale tonight and all next mal condition, hearing will be destroyed week Ladies’ and Girls’ tan shoes, forever; nine cases out of ten are caused s by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an in- | PUmMps and oxfords. O’Leary-Bowser flamed condition of the mucous surfaces. | o A dy. We will give One Hundred Dollars for |~ * any case of deafness (caused by ca-| | s tarrh) that cannot be cu{efl by Hall's Mrs, Arthur N. Gould of Virginia, Catarrh cé{;E N%enfl& co T% Bdrs. m;e Minnesota, who has spent the past Sold '{,y nmgg,‘:m oledo, OO f¢our weeks as a guest at the home tion. e cox, 611 Irvine avenue, left yester- day noon for her home. We specialize in good ice cream, G R A Na and Velvet can always be secured at e.—Adv. T H E A T R E Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Bailey, Er- _|dest Wilde and - Miss Winnifred Graves, both of Crookston, left yes- THE HOUSE OF QUALITY ) TON|CHT noe. While there they will stay on: Star Island, returning to Bemidji to- morrow afternoon. A Tigh' sq“eeze ‘The signs-of the time are for you (Edison) cial College, Mankato, Minn. A Send for catalog.—Adv. > The eighth of the ‘‘Dolly of the i Mary Fuller. ston will be in Bemidji tomorrow and . y will assist Father Philippe- in the = confirmaton of a class of about forty A sEch G"me in the Catholic church: - The Holy Take Hall's Family Plils for consti- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wil- our store. Peck’s, 311 Minnesota, terday morning for Cass Lake by ca- to take a course at Mankato Commer- Dailies’’ series, featuring Bishop Timothy Corbett of Crook- Cross cemetery will. also ibe blesse: (Kalem) by the bishop tomarrow. _ A powerful drama-that goes Velvet ice cream, straight to the heart. well known: Duluth firm of Bridge- 3 man & Russell, can be secured at ] H Peck’s, 311 Minnesota Ave.—Adv. Buddy’s First Call (Vitagraph) 4 A bright farce comedy‘ o’clock dinner last . evening. North Dakota, Miss fD id Cor: ‘guests were Mr. and Mrs.'B. W. La- 3 = | Kin, Mrs..J. P, -Sell, of ‘Bismarck, COMING ‘i‘uesday E‘amouuPlay i merly taught in the Bemidji schools. He was a member of the “Big Be- midg” basketball team in 1906-07, which won the state title. Miss Pearl Djonne, formerly of Be- midji, now of St. Peter, Minnesota, passed through the city this morn- ing enroute to Northome, having been called there by the illness of You- will find more'of the leading people from Northern Minnesota reg- istered at the Radisson, Minneapolis, than at any other hotel in the twin Miss Louise Wilcox of Northern gave a farewell party this week for Lerter Alwin of Grand Forks, who the Chidlow- home on Moval Lake, for some tjme. Tuwenty-five young people attended ‘Mr. Alwin returned to Ernest Moeckel of St. Paul, who grand- | controversy over hi Moeckel,~ and other friends in this. city for a short time, left this morning for Bemidji, where he will visit with Mr. and Mrs. £d] Netzer, formerly -residents' here.— ack, Minnesota, where they have been the guests of J. F. Booth since Week, an the Gduld Vye: case, 1n | which ‘the Iatter: ‘was $26,000 verdict for the alienation of awarded | .a|Dany her back to N Mrs. C..J. Nolntnd,, “|milla_and" son Ra‘nn Mps_ Clyde Parker of Brainerd was|been vialting friends in( thh ctty and the ‘guest of- Bemidji friends-last ev-{at Bemidji Beach tor ‘the. past three K 1 heme| ‘weeks, left ~yesterdny from Cass:Lake, where she has been | Grafton, North: Dak visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Humes, during the past few. weeks. Mrs, Parker left for her fternoon -for will visit relatives. visit friends at Grand/ Forks and ‘Warren before returning to their home at Nashota, Wisconst, While| (at Bemidji Beach they ‘were the Buests of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Glenn of Grafton, who ‘are: summer at the Beach. Mrs. Glenn ‘Washington, July drawal by President nomination of Thomas D. Jones -of Chicago to be a mempber :of the fed- eral reserve board entled the bitter the senate. Letters that passé president and_Mr. Jofies accompanied the executive message' -and showed that the Chicago man¥requested the action and that the “president com-. plied with some regre_é that the fight could not be carri He | finish. Senator Reed of Mlssourl» one of the Democrats who has opposed the Jones appointment, had. just#inished a pas- slonate attack on thé' International Harvester company, ?t “which the nominee is a director,”and of those responsible for its n;fnnfzatiun and operation, when the withdrawal shut off - further debate. Improve Your Complexion. Your complexion as, well as your temper is dendered miserable by a disordered liver and by constipation. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets and you will improve, them both. For sale by All Dealers. Ploneer wants—oae. nalf cent a word cash. +|for -medicine and. treatment -for - in- ond cabin .on: every. week: ot the tflp Fighting/in'Haltien Towns. . - Cape Haitien,- Haitl,’ July’ 26;:—Hal- tien (government troops: took ‘posses-| n_ of the towns of Limoade and Quartter Morin, -which- ‘evacuat- €d by’ the" rébels, who’ retreated to Morfie and- I‘orgere, whm filbdll i in Drogress. Coming !B‘rmkmu One week starting Monday, July 27, the Sutherland Stock Co., in a repertoire of high class royalty plays. Opening : with - the rural comedy- “Friday Evening,” "Friday Even- ing,” “The Sweetest Girl-in: Dixie.” Special. scenery for each rices-25-and. 35 ‘oeuu.—Adv. - His -Indigestion Cured.-at: Lut After spending hundreds-of.dollars digestion and:constipation with only, temporary-relief, C.: H:: Hines, _of Whitlow, Ark,, ~ was- permanently | cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets, For sale by All Dealers. CHICHESTER S PI “Aakc your b S Diamond e Phis be chd‘undlt-t:n m'g LLS "afresh: supp]y of Econnmy jars, rubber rings, paraflnafm COVerS, “You will find us well stocked with everything in fl.eu eanning line and we are offering granulated ‘su - while this shipment lasts at $5.25 per hundred .* pound sack. FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER, we have some, luscious water melons as well as -all: the seasonable. Yours for right prices npd good service— Otto G, Schwant, Grocer fruits. 314 Minnesota Ave. 3. winter ‘now'is the time'to put them up. Green apples,; cur- rants and rasberries are now -in the: market;-also= peaches, plums and apricots:= To besure your-del= icacies will keep well until winter, you- will need Our Telephona. Number Is 33---Uss-Hl - boxes, “sezled with Blue waflll. 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Iv-'kl, Polishes an serves ladies’ and children’s shines rubbing, 25c. ‘FRENCH GI.OSS 10¢c.. “DANDY” combination for mh allkinds of raseet or tan shoes, 25c. dmy ‘canvas shoes. 1 in zinc boxes, with spon Rome; arge Hlamiaum boxés, sponge, 25¢. price {n stamps for fall sizo packa The Ollgst and Laracst Mamsfacurers : ‘Shoe Folishes i the Wor - AR size, 10c. ~Taking Big Chances: icomplaint,” ‘been at hand. It is too great-a risk-to depend up- 5 3 4 |on meighbors or sending for medicine e T | in case of a sudden attack: of bowel ‘In almost every neigh- made 1Y hkrorhood someons has died £Fom chol- hee'n saved had ‘the proper medicine g Then think of the “Features. The largest assortment of sweet grass baskets ever shown in Bemidji is to be ~ seen at our Beltrami Avenue store near ... Hotel Markham, and we have them in sizes from a thimble size to the largest work basket, from 25 cents to $3.60. In the Indina Baskets, sandwich bas- kets, waste paper baskets, baskets to hang on the arm for crocheting, and work baskets, baskets of all descriptions from 50 cents to $5. Come in and see our interesting display. Under: the management of Fred Brinkman Qmflwml”(mlhnulmwllhmnfi&sgm ; E ;lyelunl 'whitens - BUCK, - NUBUCK, su- &6 SHOES. In round white cakes lm‘dm R e, 10c. In hande wi % : 1 mzvm'dnhr ‘doeynot lecr the kind yem:nn& u‘l’:‘ul FAfims e H£ WHITTEMORE &.CQ., . I ‘ao 28 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mass. A New Warner’s Feature - GATLING GUNS A story of love and intrigue in :threeparts, presemed{mrgueme Snow; in Mittenthals: tarhght films, released by- Warner's fn, e reels of pictures will be shown: Sunday Night ¥ Sidney Bracey; Hargreave’s daughter, ence LaBadie; The Countess -Olga, butler, Gray, lreels long:. h film, involving love, romance and ad- - ABERCROMBIE'S - BEMIDJI, MINN. AT = The Brinkman Theatre lionaires. Flor- |lians. theatre will present i |the last reel. 11 be filled vm thrills and |ed for the ions never ‘before atte: ted: uus mysf You :will see, VODVIL Truedel and Nelson, Entertainers THE MILLION. DOLLAR: MYSTERY TONIGHT ONLY. 7 Thanhouser’s Million Dollar. Motion- Picture Production. Story by Harold Mac Grath; Scen- arm by Lloyd Lonergan. > An All Star Cast. -Sidney Hargreave, the millionaire, ious ceremonies. of The® Black Hun- dred—a secret band of Russian mil- It will' thrill' you' with the experiences of Florence Gray, the millionaire heiress whose fortune the . Dlotters are attempting to attain— - startling surprises—the fall of a - .baloon in mid-ocean—the death-de- - fying portrayal of a railroad wreck Alfred’ Norton; Jones, Hargreave’s |—the breath-taking escapes of the Florence | heroine from the clutches of the vil- - for “the first time, sceneb of the ocean bottom’s .- Jim Norton, a |mysterions life and vegetation—ple- ¢ newspaper reporter, James Cruze; |tures taken under water at a tremen- Susan, Florence Gray’s companion, |dous expense, Lila Chester; Braine, one of the con- L _ |spirators, Frank Farrington. - This 'ls‘@he most stupendous motion. ? pieture ever. conceived—the most &a. the|costly, most remarkable preduction Wamerrs Features resents: ZINGO. the son of the sea, the e e ment of a motion picture. forty-six| even Bach ‘The? first cplsode will reveal the .. sgecret session of the plotters, the un- canny disappearance of . the. million dollars and'the remarkable escape of the millfonaire . Hargreave,” though surrounded at every point by his death—duljng pursuers. There are nine miles of|epiSode shown each Wweek hereafter at this theatre will hold you en- | thralled until the very last inch’ of