Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 23, 1914, Page 8

Second Carload Shipped to St. Paul Market by Merchants Association Disposed of At Good Price. SEND ANOTHER ONE SOON Bemidji farmers will receive $1,060 for the cattle they sent to the St. Paul stock yards in the car of the Merchants association last Saturday. The animals brought the top price being paid for grades. Two oxen brought a total of $126 while the following prices _per hundred for the rest of the car were accepted; canners $3.25; cutters,$3.- 65 to $3.75; killers or beef cows, $4.75; bologna bulls, $4.80; hogs, $6.70, and hogs below hundred pounds in weight $6.25. These prices are considered very good in view of the low market and the farmers are much satisfied, as is Bueford M. Gile, the agriculturist, who accompanied the car to St. Paul and had charge of the sale. Mr. Gile announcesthat twenty head have already been listed for a car which will be sent forward a week from Saturday and all who wish to have stock included should so notify him at once. W. G. Schroe- der will accompany the car. This makes more than $2,000 in cash which has been brought to Be- midji during the last several weeks through the sale of grade cattle. HALF MILLION FOR TENTS Greek Firm Places Large Contract in United States. Toledo, O., Dec. 23.—Contracts for $500,000 worth of poles and the same amount “of tents were let to local companies by C. Vassadarkis of New York, Greek consul geperal of the United States and a representative of the Pamagoloupolous company of Athens, Greece, general contractors for the Balkan states. “These supplies are not to be used for war,” said Mr. Vassadarkis. “We are simply buying in this country sup- plies that we would have d.fficulty in procuring in Europe.” CARRANZA QUITS VERA CRUZ General Departs on Visit and Oppo nents Call It Flight. Washington, Dec. 23.—Diplomatic dispatches report the departure ot General Carranza from Vera Cruz for the Isthmus of Tehauntepec. Factions opposed to Carranza were inclined to regard it as a flight after the defeat | of his army at Puebla, but Carranza officials pointed out that some time ago he had announced his intention of visiting the fsthmus. CHURCH PROGRAMS TO BE EXCELLENT (Continued from Page 1.) children happy by giving them beau- tiful presents. A number of songs are introduced all through the can- itata and the children are dressed in costumes to fit their parts. Program Xmas Afternoon. The Episcopalian church will hold its children’s service and Christmas | tree Christmas afternoon at 5 o’clock. It has been announced that parents are requested to bring their children for Holy Baptism at this service. Song, That Glorious Song of Old, school; recitation, Secrets, Bertha Titus; recitation, Selected, Larlia Crowell; recitation, The Stars, Earl Roe; song, Under the Stars, Irene McPherson, Nellie Crowell, Ethel Roe, Helen Hayner; recitation, The Visit of Santa, Irene Robertson: story, selected, Gladys Getchell; reci- tation, Mortified, Thelma Bowers: scng, Bethlehem, school; play, Christ- mas Eve, first boy, Royal Netzer, second, Angus Vandersluis, third, Terrie Frost, fourth, Charles Van- dersluis; first girl, Roxie Titus, sec- ond Gladys McPherson, third, Lucile Baltzell, fourth Cornelius McPher- son; fairy, Helen Darragh; Santa Claus, John Bowers; reindeer, Charles Frost and Arthur Roe. The Presbyterian Program. A Christmas tree and program will be given at the Presbyterian chuch Christmas eve, as follows: Opening chorus, ‘“‘Heralds of the_ King,” school; recitation, Lillian Flatner; song, Primary class; song, Ruth Baumgardner; recitation, John | White and Naomi Meilicke; recita- tion, Dorothy MacLachlan and Kath- erine McKee; “The Song of Christ- mas,” Sunday school: recitation, Margaret McCuaig; selection, “Holy Night,” John Koors and Frankie Rhea; recitation, Margaret Lord; song, “The King of Kings,” school; recitation, Clifford Klein; recita- tion, Elsie Blackburn; selection, “The Angels of Xmas,” Julia Si- mons, Muriel McGee, Flossie Baum- gardner; “Christmas Everywhere,” Ruth Baumgardner; song, “Silent Night,” Boys’ quartette; recitation, CATTLE BROUGHT $1,060| we can afford to sell. v In newest designs,........... Loose link cuff buttons - Heavily plated .. Cigarette Cases ............. In sterling silver Shaving Sets Emblem TP Of all principal orders ...... Signet Rings for men ...... Pencil in sterling and gold .... Pocket Knives in gold and sil and engraved ............ 116 Third Street, | {Eva White; song, “Round the World,” Sunday school. First Scandinavian Lutheran. There will be Christmas Day serv- |ices in the morning at 10:30, as fol- :lows: Invocation; hymn by the | congregation; song by the choir; |sermon; solo by Miss Elizabeth Erick- | flson: offering; hymn by the congre- | gation. A Christmas tree entertainment ber 28. Song, Sunday school; prayer, pas- tor; hymn, school; responsive read- .’ing; welcome, Louis Brown; The boy song, choir: Xmas Bells, four girls; Holly Berry Band, class of boys and girls; recitation, Alvida Casperson; selection, Walter and Curtis Higgins; Xmas Prophecy, class lof boys and girls; song, Xmas Fair- 'ies, class of boys and girls; selection, Minnie Anderson; violin solo, Louis Brown; The Keynote, class of boys; recitation, Edna Jorgenson: song, “Holy Night,” school; recitation, Tillie Johnson; Xmas Blessing, An- derson boys; selection, “The Star Rays,” class of girls; recitation, “Bob’s Violin, Thomas Brose; selec- {tion, Forrest Sathre; recitation, Borghild Johnson; selection on Luther, class of boys; recitation, Al- | vilda Casperson; recitation, Mable 1 Kroon; ‘primary selection and song; irecitation, by Gudmund Brose; recitation, Juanita Brown; recita- tion, Edly Rudy; song, ‘“‘Christmas Bells,” bible class: song, “Farewell,” fclass of girls. Osmund Johnson is ithe pastor. Swedish Lutheran. There will be services on Christ- mas Day morning at 6 o’clock. Sun- day morning, Dec. 27, there will be services at 10:30. In the evening of the same day, Xmas tree and chil- dren’s program. Special music at both services. The pastor will Tie clasps in gold, some set with precious stones Cigar Cutiers Solid gold, beautifully engraved .... Cigar and Cigarette holders, gold mounted, amber col- lapsible styles in leather cases Solid gold, set with precious and semi-precious stones, .......... $2.00 and up Infants’ and children’s solid gold rings at ..$1.00 and up Infant’s locket and chain, solid gold. .. Hand engraving free on all articles purchased of us: | will be held Monday night, Decem- | }Xmas Story-Guiding Star, class of’ Inexpensive Christmas Gifts - Lasting Quality ScarfPins $3.00 and up ceeess...$1.50 and up ---------- $1.00 and up » In gold and plat’inum with precious stones, exclusive i deSign ........ciceiiiiiiiiniennns $10.00 and up Cuff links of rolled gold and solid gold, in many pleasing designs ..... B feeiaen $1.00 and up - Evening Dress sets, consisting of cuff buttons and studs e In Solid gold engraved Set with diamonds Brooches in gold and platinum, sigp's, some set with diamonds and other stones -$2.50 and up $5.00 and up in pierced and plain de- I ks v die 5yage e e Bk Do SR $3.00 and up .....$2.00 and up ....$5.00 and up --$13 and up $1.00 and up --$6.00 and up $2.50 and up Rings Cameg and Coral Brooches -------------- $7.00 and up mmooooo—sn-eficfi Solid gold cross and chain Crosses set with gold Vanity Boxes + In sterling silver at . Bracelets in rolled gold Bracelets in solid gold Set with diamonds and precious stones . ............. $5.00 and up ........... $10.00 and up -$2.00 and up ................ $7.00 and up - -$12.00 and up Ear Drops of solid gold, some with diamond settings .......... $3.00 and up --$6.00 and up ---$3.00 and up $1.25 and up ver, plain engine turned Children’s silver drinking cups ---$3.00 and up We employ two expert engravers. .................................. $5.00 and up Bahy Spoon Of sterling silver Food Pusher of sterling silver ............. $1.50 and up Combination set of spoon and pusher ............. $3.00 and up .......... $1.00 and up ---------- 50c and up ldid away upon payment of small deposit. Manufacturing Jewelers preach at Heart Lake Christmas will be held the same evening. Sat- urday evening, Dec. 26, there will be Xmas tree and program in the {Nymore church. J. H. Randahl is the | pastor. the Christmas shoppers in the city | yesterday. Subscribe fcr the Ploreer. —_— e ] | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS- | URE SALE— | Whereas default has been made in the terms and conditions of that cer- tain mortgage. made, executed and de- livered by Gilbert H. Bang and Annie Bang, his wife, as mortgagors, to Sarah H. Roberts, as mortgagee, which mort- gage bears date May 21st, 1913, and was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Beltrami County, Minnesota, on the 26th day of May, 1913, at 9 o'clock A. M., and re- page 244, and whereas there is now due and is claimed to be due at the date hereof on account of the indebtedness secured by said mortgage and the note evidencing the same. the sum of Twelve Hundred and Ninety-three Dollars and proceeding at law or otherwise has said mortgage or to recover the indebt- edness, or any part thereof secured by said mortgage, Now then, Notice is hereby given, that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the following premises situated in the County of Beltrami in the State of Minnesota, and in said mortgage de- scribed and thereby mortgaged, to-wit: ‘The South half of the Southeast quarter (S% of SEY) and the South half of the Southwest quarter (S} of SW) in Section Twenty-nine (29) Township one hundred forty-six (146) Range thirty- two (32), west of the 5th principal mer- idian and containing one hundred sixty. (160) acres more or less according to the U. S. Government survey therecf: at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, by the sheriff of said Beltrami of the County Court House at the City of Bemidji, Beltrami_County, Min sota, on Friday. the 29th day of Jan- uvary, A. D. 1915, at two o'clock P. M., ito pay and satisfy in so far as may be, ithe amount which will then be due on said mortgage, ,and the indebtedness and expenses of this foreclosure. Dated December 9th. 1914. SARAH H. Mortgagee. MARSHALL A. SPOONER, Attorney for Mortgagee, First National Bank Building, Bemidji, Minnesota. 16td 1216-120 i forenoon and Xmas tree and program | Miss T. Qually of Rosby was among | corded in Book 23 of Mortgages on Ten Cents, ($1293.10), and no action or |} n — | D bad: or instituted for the foreclosure of |{ County or his deputy at the front door |} thereby secured, together with the costs | olls-Toys, 1-2 Price Thursday Dec. 24 Every article in this department will be sold regardless Open evenings until Christmas. You may have the impression that all higlg grade jewelry is expensive. This is an erroneous impression and no one will know] it] better than you once you have looked over our magnificient stock, a good portion of which consists of very moderately priced jewelery. ; Of course if you buy a piece of jewelry of us no matter how inexpensive, you can rely upon its durable quality for this is the only kind LaVallieres In unique designs ..................... In gold and platinum, set with precious and semi-pre- ; 3 cious stones, exclusive designs .......... $25 and up Bar Pins in gold set with genuine pearls......... ;5.00 OBBOIE i isis s v s v e pin v b S RS o 0 2 $2.00 and up Ladies’ Diamond rings.................. $5.00 and up Ladies’ rings set with semi-precious stones. -$2.00 and up Signet ril.lgs for women ................ $1.50 and up Necklaces of Coral ............. .. --$2.50 and up Others in amethyst, topaz, etec. L $10 and up Mesh Bags In German silver and gun metal.......... $1.00 and up Insterling ........................... $3.00 and up Handy pins in solid gold, a pair ........ $1.50 and up Corsage bouquet pins ingold ............ $3.50 and up Lorgnettes in gold and platinum, new pierced designs .................................... $12 aind up Ladies’ cuff buttons ................... $3.00 and up Hat Pins In solid gold and rolled gold, some set with precious and semi-precious stones ................. $1.00 and up Nafl Pile8 oo svvian sms snsns 297 +++-.50c and $3.00 up Manicure sets in sterling silver and French Ivory T R .-$3.00 and up Mirrors in sterling silver ............... $5.00 and up Puff boxes in sterling .................. $3.00 and up Any selection GEO. T. BAKER & CO. Near The Lake of cost at Just 1-2 its Original Price Our stock is still fairly complete but cannot last long at this price Shop Early Sale Begins Promptly at 8 o’clock Thtfrsday Morning roppman’s Department Store Bemidji [C8