Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 5, 1914, Page 3

® TR R AR KK |reader ot * LEST WE.RFORGET *mhfidfi.uwfluauwhnmw m :t«clrri#‘-fi‘tl«liflnmel‘mlsmmhmaln flw ¢ Phone-31 about it. fown :ar Fiokn. se e R. P_Fitzgerald of Garwin, lIowa, Band concert every Fridey night at | was in Bemidji last-evening enroute the city dock. to his-home: from:Shevlin where he has been visiting C. E.'Rider, cashier oo The fall term of <eurt- fer of ‘the-bask fn'that place. .- county begine-“Septemher-8. The - Hotel ‘Badigson, Minneapolis, ces is thefinest hiotel:in. the Twin'Cities: The great Minnesots. nhktdralll be held September 7 to-13. g 5 The.Red Lake Indisn feir will be held on September ‘3, 4 and:&. ) LA The next meeting. of the county . commissioners ‘will be held on ' TPucs« day, August:18. ; N co’e 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. P The adjourned meeting of General Conference of Chippewa In- dians of Minnesota will be held In Bemldji August 11. Twelve thous- Popular.prices.—Adv. Dr. C..J. Larsen is having his res\- dence at 515 Bemidji avenue, raised land is putting a besement and foun- dation: umder:it. He is also having the lawn raised and filled in. Miss Mary.Lydon, who is employed with the Northern Grocery company, and ‘who has been spending her va- cation in :Minneapolia and Yellow- etone park, has returned to Bemidji. Have -your furniture repaired -at the bargain store first class work st reasopable prices .—AQv. Mrs.: Charles - Johnson-and daugh- gf ter ‘Marie of Park Rapids, who .are] the guests of Mrs. Joknson’s daugh- ter, Miss Thelma Johnson, of this city, will Teturn to their home Fri- ness across his loins. Wheneyer mom he_could ‘hardly - get something. Dean’s, xfluy,m. { recommended to him as the best] remedy ‘for kidney dissrders-amd he began taking: them. In a short. he wasrid of the trouble. Sinea he ‘has ‘taken Doan's “Kjdney occasionaily and :hes -always & quiek relief. We have_ great faith ln this remedy.” i Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remady— get Doan’s ‘Kidney Pills—the -same that Mra. ‘Schoandeman recommends Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. Don't take our werdfor it. bought Tuesday, the opent proves that we are offering offered before. Wash Skirts —In bedford cord, ratine, linen,- ng sale day. Our values during this sale are absolutely incomparable anywhene. e Come in and see them or ask these who The large business we did Tuesday | nore value for the money than any store ever Did you ever séeP . Spring Suits —0f all wool materials. with silk Snring.nnats —Of all wool materials, some silk and Chippewas will be represented. s That the 1914 fair of the“Beltrami County Agricultural association will be glven Sepiember 16, 17:and 18, J’any features have been secured and the exhibitivu is-certain to be a greater success than ever before. s Realizing the value of bright .and interesting local columns in making a paper welcome in the homes of its subscribers, the Pioneer asks . its readers to assist by - phening all news items to 31. Favors of this kind are appreciated by the publish- ers. s in his home city is doing a lnrge etc. Roy_Cossentine of Blackduck, who |business. bas been attending college at Lin- Whether the depositor has one dal~ i coln, Nebraska, and -summer 6chool|jar or one thousand in the Northemn in Minneapolis, returned to his home | National Bank the interest rate is tha | today. Mr. Costemtine expeets "t0|game—4 per cent—compounded every teach at St. Louis park this year. six months.—Adv. Hotel Radisson, -‘Minneapolis, gives J. A. Berglund and son Adolph of H you .more for the price you pay than |Lake City, Minnesota, who have been i any +other'ihotel in the Twin Cities. |the guests of Mr. Berglund’s brother, i —Adv. George C. Berglund, and family o( C. W. Jewett, president of the |this city, for the past week, left ves- Northern :Auto company .and .also |terday for Kittson county, where i president of the Minnesota Retail |they Will visit old friends. Mr. Berg— Automobile Dealers’ association, left | lund’s daughter, Miss Edith, who also f last-evening for the twin cities where [¢3Me to Bemid}i with them, will re- he will remain several days on busi-|0ain here -during her father’s visit ness matters. in Kittson county. L. G. Crothers, proprietor of the| See our ‘window fillled with the Crothers barber shop on the corner | ‘New. Bemidjl” pencils. Numbers 2 of Third street and Beltami avemue, (224 3. There is mo Dbetter pencil was opeated upon Monday at the St. made to sell for a nickle. The Be- Anthony’s hospital for appendicitis, | idil Pioneer- office.—Adv. Mr. Crothers is getting along as M. N. Koll of Cass Lake, secretary nicely as can be expected after the{of the Business Men’s 1855 Treaty operation. committee, was in Bemidji last even- e There will be a dance at Frank |IRE attending the meeting of the dis- Mrs. N. J. Theiss of Walker spenit | Gagnon’s north farm Saturday night, | tFict committee officers which met last evening in-Bemidji. You are invited. Admission 50 |Bere- Mr. Koll has taken much time Charles McClure of Pinewood was|cents.—Adv. in assisting the building of the new in the city on business today. E. E, Kenfield of the Bemidji Box Cassiilake-Bemidjl road and.belloves For Wood Phome 129.—Ady. factory.is trangacting husiness at Du- that it will'do much in bringing the o two places nearer together, both in F. S. Lycan, proprietor of the|luth, Virginia, and Eveleth, Minne- buisiness. and sosial ways, Markham hotel, is in Grand Fm-ks sota. He will return to Bemidji by on busimess matters.~ . -7 the ‘way of ‘Waslrbiarn,~ - Wisconsin.{ The Hotel Radisson, Minnespolis, H. A. Brown, attorney of Crosby,|Where he will attend the annual spent yesterday in Bemidji -and -left |(eeting of the hox factories he is in- this morning for International Falls, |terested in. “The New Bemidji,” get one at'the| E- W. Kibby of International Falls, Pi-neer office.—Adv, Koochiching ceunty engineer, was in Fred Batchelder of Minneapolig is | 2emidli last evening on his return a guest:of- his brother, 1. P.-Batch- h:om Walker ?vhere he attended the elder, and family of this city for sev-|itch offfcials’ ‘meeting yesterday. eral ‘days. Gedrge Walker, an- engineer-of Thief River Fals, was aléo in Bemidji last evening - enroute to-his home from |F02d traffic being tied up by the| Paris. the Walker meeting. strike called for next Friday, the ) local paper mill has received largely M“_uws Hundreds have asked for them be-|. = i fors they arrived and hundreds are | icrodsed orders from iits customers 2 and in consequence its daily ship- daily being satisfied with a New Be- 2 midil at the Pioneer office—Ady. | Tehis have been doubled, as meny as twenty-two cars now being ship- Frank Andrews of Brainerd, a well | pog in one day.—International Falls known cruiser here and wuntil re-|pajly Journal. :mrtmem, better ‘known to his Be: BIG {Mmm AT FRENGH CAPITAL|. midji friends as “Windy,” who has been visiting “Bemidji friends during _ Parls, Aug: 5—News thiat Germany had -actually. declared war on Fraace the-past few days, left this morning for: Park Ragpids. where he will rep- was made public here. ~It was responsible for.the grenleut resent the -Pine ‘Tree company. patriotic demonstration inthe-history | BREVITIES Bar North German out of the fog Her -arrival prise. and welfare that extends beyond| siher side. merely providing a place to eat and sleep and gives you better accom-| the .ofeinis of modations and service than any other hotel in ‘the twin cities. - Popular prices.—Adv. On account of the extra demand for paper because -of the. European war extras, and the danger of rail- make for New Mrs. S. Rewan and children of Hillsboro, North Dakota, are the guests of Mrs. Rowan’s brother, I. P. Batchelder. Board and room. Lady preferred. 1011 America avenue.—Adv. Mrs. C. S. Barclay of Grant Valley was in Bemidji yesterday attending to business matters. She returned] ‘home in the evening. Miss Beth McGregor of Baudette, who has been the guest.of friends in] the eity for several days, returned to her home yesterday \mornisg. Ome. of these:days;you.-ought to ‘Washington, " o to Hakkerups and have your plc- Misses Ethelyn and Blanche Rath- the eity yesterday, enroute to Shelly;i homes in this ¢ity for the past two Minmnesota, wherehe will work-in thed weeks, zhave gone: to Bagley, where harvest flelds and in threshing. they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. of the .capital. Thousands .of. frantic where they will spend several days|eY:"Who is a guest at the N. P. Stofie | tional colors and singing . petriotic | home. songs. o ©n arriving at Minneapolis, g0 di- A number of Germans and Aus- ) N G y " ously hurt. Barem von Schoen, the « ) € - triends when you return home.—— German ambassader, Jeft some hours g Adv. prior thereto. He was escorted: to her wsister;- Miss Dora -Barrette, of = — = = this eity for. the past week, returned | @y, 3 "ne TON'GHT to the Falls this morning. Miss Bar- SM .[ A KF PS . | toi apemet the remaduder of the sum- = A Ba /| mer-with her sister, Mrs. F. W.: Bes- i | i 4 A two-part Lubin number that wente: = 5 R and sare-blackinailed. ‘The climax, is{#ho was stione time deputy -United exciting and well staged. This pic- [States marshal, was “;Iffi';“fl yes- terday on bugimess. . “Warren is e t 3 2 ure features Ornie Hawiey. Gray Bair. Bowsvar' tture taken.—Adv. man of Jamestown, North Dakota, Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Woodmansee{Hansel. From there they will go to | o and women paraded the streets | greq inyolved rect to the Hotel Radisson.” You will | Fians. were, .attacked, but the police T HE A T R E Miss Rose Barrette of Internation- | his special-train by a csluma of cay- rette is taking a two month’s vaca- tells a- well-knit ‘story-of how .two| - Er-l. Warren of Federal Dam, = . one of -the ‘best known ‘men in north- g ase e all bt “h“ Seraphina’s Love Affair back -color,; thickness and Justre— = Everybedy is :using it ‘again. - x = Iver Iverson of Pinewood was in]who have been ‘visiting at the Bailey left last evening for ‘the twin cities?| Crookston.to visit:Mrs. Thayer Bail- | iy military formation, waving the na- | embark for be ‘ple d.to énd it to your scted promptly ‘and no one was seri- |01 Falls, whio has Theen’ the guest of | %y and Paris police. . THE HOUSE OF QUlLITY tion :amd will go:fo ‘Orr, Minnesota, vy people with secret parts-get-married [Wiere-he.operates the Stanton Hotel, ern Minnesota and has extensive land | yo0., "5p~y youthful appearance. ~You holdings in this section of the state: | hair is your ‘charm. * It makes or mars Mr. Warren .is also a merchant _at| the face.. When it fades, turns gray sad (Edison) looks: dry, wispy and seraggly, just a B! Regdral Dain. few aypllmmn:{-f Sage :rmfid Sulphur : A farce comedy that is very You will find more of the leading | enhances its appearunce o-bundred-fold. | WBEI L pleasing. people from Northern Minnesota reg-{ Don't stay gray! Look:young! Kither| — the. tonic_at home or.get Mirneapolis, | Prepare | istered at the Radisson, any drug ‘store 'a 0 icent bottler of than a4 any other hotel in the twin | “Wyeth’s Syge ang Sulphur Bair kem clties.—Adv. - edy.” Thous wnds of. Charles: Kelley, who i8 now in the real estate business at_Menagha, but was formerly engaged in the news- paper. business, was in Bemidji yes- terday. Mr. Kelley is one of thef; state’s-most urgent boosters, being |o - Threa Knaves. and .a Heathen l:llllll. An amnsmg Mmedy skit FR.IDAY lnd,SATURDAY AT the: the active life- of Dailies Series: TREASURE STEAMER PUTS BACK.TO PORT ‘Harbor, the - Kronprinzessin. Qe:flle, steamed She - had ported as. haying Al sizesfor........ A Some are dctually worth $3 _linings from. $2.95 up Values from$15 to $35 Children’s Dresses DRESS IN THE HOUSE., REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICE, AT $195 2| Values from $10 to 525 lined throughout... Why not buy ‘adew of these for the children at this.price. ANY 93¢ These prices are not exaggerating. come and see them; you don’t have to buy Me.; ;Aug. 5—The Lloyd: ‘treasure ship, into th 8 harbor. was &i complete sur- variously re- d shows an interest in your comfort cepted by the Britial Captain Péllock 18 in’ hmch with the 0 in New York. “he has asked whether he i€ to put back to sea and York or Boston. He! refused to discuss the .movements of the vessel since lha'yah New York. The ship - carries gold * for bankers -in: London: and . AID-FOR $10,769,645.36. in | STRANDED - YANKEES Aug. 5—The armored erflm%flmfl%@l {from New ‘York ; 4pdwy : -with een five _and assemble all Americans in the ‘coun- and have them rend! w’ . TONIGHT "“The GENE GAUNTIER Feature Players present 1¥s ‘Grandmiother's re recipe 'to bring |@ dramatic and'forceful story of the north woods entitled W|I|ght - In three parts In addmon to Twilighfi. Two Universal shown. mcn'r Defoctivo Page i E CARD nothet- flflt fllfi' 1:00 mond‘how m Third Qhowfl' Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1915, and guaranteed ‘agamst any reducnon during that time: Touring Car ey ; >$;4§O Runabout z -2 440 Town Car - S : 690 . F. 0.-B. Detroit, all cars fully equipped [In the Umted States of America only] Further we will be able to obtain the maximum efficiency in our factory production, and the minimum cost in our purchasing and sales departments if we can reach an output of 300,000 cars be- tween the above dates. And should we reach this production, we agree to pay as the buy- ers share from $40 to $60 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to every retail buyer who purchases a new Ford car between Aug-' .. ust 1 1914 and August 1, 1915. “For furt.her - particulars Tegarding these low- pnces and profit-sharing plan, see thamrest Ford Branch or Dealer. ! B2 ere will be- ms Ford Motor Company Nm‘thern Auto Co., Distributors Belmd]l. Minnesota presents : A‘ aemi'-military western drama.with anIndian lead _ Friday and Satursay The Village Postmaster = . .. Araral comedy ?" Sunday - = vThe nght House Robbery The Sutherland Stock Co. The Sunset Trail