Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 9, 1915, Page 3

swhol It is expected that there will be| #hat luI:e;ers from heuli-‘ %rpth(s and’ ca- | ending of your tmubie,'m:t l;emfltth“s :* KKK KKK KKK KKK : : KXXKEKKK KKK XY : :* KRR KK KK KKK *: a 'good attendance at the “Big ‘Be-|-#fth ne It’s a deligl to assure you that it 8 Do altogether x X x X X x itions trom reputable f'hv‘:l:lgnl-& a2 the| midg”-Chaska game this eyening. impossible. If others ‘can h; ;ured } BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. % - % @ e ot . _BEMIDJh 1. MISIC HOUSE % @amage. they will do o . tly, why not you? John R.(M & \holesalers and Retailers % % * % 117 Third Stret, Bemldjl. hem.| The local management is under a Medi permanently, y not y 3 il‘:l‘?‘ cuct::-h Cur:y fl?n'i!-"‘& he - .eXpens by lldh or- B:t g Oou.gh cine for Children. Barker, of Battle Creek, Mich., is one * of Typewriter Paper and & & INKS x ¥ x 3. Chaney & Go, Totedo, O centatig| L¢aTY.-expense In: bringing s 1 am verycglad to say a few words| U7 of TAIEE Brelh TR B C0C| B 3 Typewriter Ribbons, x x PENS ¥ X Wholesale and retail Pla- * no mercury, and 1s taken internally,|E24izations as Chaska here wl un-lin praise of Chamberlain’s Cough|%" 3 hed % You save the middleman’s % % PENCILS % ¥ nos, Organs and Sewing * goting recily upon the blood and mu’{1éss better crowds turn out than last|Remedy,” writes Mrs, Lida Dewey,|Vith heartburn, indigestion and liver |l & profit when you buy here. X % TABLETS % % Machines: * S e e e o oo ta% | night several of the most impprtant|Milwaukee; Wis: “I Have used it for | COmPIaint until I'used Chamberlain’s {ll & Full ream boxes at from 756 % % STATIONERY x K * i :m..:u'nf. h{gml.c“::x: ."f: T e games, such as those with Red: Wing. yenru»hoch,» for l.ny children and my- Tablets, then my . trouble;was over,” : cents-and up. : *x SCHOOL SUPPLIES * : Phone 573. : Bade 15 Toledo, Ohle, by F. . FS Guvner, nd Oswego, may be called off. An gelf and it never. fails to relieve and|S01d Y All Dealers. X Security State Bank Bldg. X . BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. C0. § & ;. BISIAR, MANAGER. “ S0ld by Druggists. Price Tbc per bot- | admission charge of 35 '!Bnll‘ il beleure a cough or cold. No family 2 : Bemidjt, Minn, : * * :; KRR KKK KK KKK ;: . i made torthe game-this evening. with children should be -without it | q * * Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipe ) : " i KRR KRR KK KKK ton: i3 The strength of the Northesn Na-|as it gives almost immediate relief T°N|GHT St i KKK KKK t.alone jjn it8]in" cases of croup.” Chamberlain's At the KKK PRI KKK KKK KRR KRR K :****i**fiii*t: : Q»lm and.Bescyzges,;; but | the|Cough Remedy is pleasant and safe x Tk B SDRUG . 3 % * ¥ ” cter and financial respongybil p take, which is of great importance | 1 x X% nm-:nd x ¥ x A ] gu | of the men: who conduct its ;affaire{ when 2 ‘medicine must be given to ¥ x x X JEWELRY STORE x ¥ *® ra“ r a8 well—Aav. young children. For sale by Al|NR. AW\ g * e 3 MultiKopy Carbon Paper y 5 “ @. G. Winter, of Mlnnq‘pollu, Dealers. i The “New Bemidji” Pencil Wholesal a Retatlers & : THE HOUSE OF QUALITY where he is connected with thg She e Sold by All Dealers. : Servl‘::e” :melr:-?l:hcflm1 Mail % Pioneer Supply Store —— - |Min interests, and formerly gf this| 5 o x ' &« ¥ Orders: given that same ser- ¥ * * y city, for some time being in gharge Bids for Wood. Last performance. of . the beauti: |} % * vice you get in person. x % * TONICHT of the Crookston Lumber company| Sesled bids will be received by the| ful four-act comedy drama x x % e . * —_— land office here, arrived in Bemidji |*ideraigned, to-be opened before the : : X Third St. Bemid)f, Minn, % XK KX K XX KK KKK KK KKK this morning and will remafp here|“ity ceouncil of the city of Bemidii, a l e msy 3 La % PR R RS SRR R hpepododd fl. The-Isle: of Sarne several days. He plans on lgaving ;Im;:ini.. at alreiullar meeting to be 3 Rk *""‘*“’" KRR R KRR s tomoteo tor..the Mill eld in the city hall on Monday, Jan. —By— KERK IR KRR RRIREK ek % A twopart .Fdison._comedy. A 8, 1916, at 8-o'clock P. M. for ° |The Harry St. cluir Stock-Company |[§ % L Al Adihai s siv%#o ‘0 , x drama’ rehtmg to the a.]vengmeg trom where he will depart for Kansas IK xK X ofa Corsa Beautifully | City the early part of the week, 25 cords of either 3 foot or 4 foot, b * : Qfiflgflngg%tanwmm“ : 3 Resgnlarlg 3. e s : hab nd well acted by Marignwhere he will gpend.4 short vacation "'Ychl"::odl’fne' tamarac, poplar or) SUNDAY.NIGHT 4 OCHOOL SUPPLIES . ¥ & found 1o Bemidil ... "k | Riealir. Il you. reosive your & . s ) ey " * Come right here_an » lay some Nesbitt and Marc McDermott.-.... Winter mg vis 200 e6rds o elther 3:foot or 4 foot F?:r tth}f firgg :é:x:“:,ng f?e»;fxg;t;ll; : n Bemidji at the : X oGme, “‘3" iy : mmt l:eek, Ti; m;zfihly do'it & ' 3 L3 Vs west e x ‘havi; ly the" K monthly. e dollars: will & comed by his mady triondichers. =5 |8hen Satiiacy pinetamarac, Joplary| B ntedy as produced by thell . * * X Toney oas bay. 0 MLk Do, up surprisingly. * Many patent medicines for stom-|°" birek: wood. 3 - Shuberts, New YI:) k, ¥ BEMIDJI PIONEER SCHOOL * 4 R x x TRY IT. Onecof the miost interesting|aen; ianiss iad“liver ' recammens, ;7200 to be.cut at both ends, split, : . SUPPLY 8TORE $ X OTT0 G. SCHWANDT / & 3 gy s the tize to open s & i ~|énd’ tops not less than three inches, M * innesota, Ave, x ank account w o pistures made, drinking buttermilk to aesist the 20| and tobe delivered. Baby Mine ol sy & memldiMidtwow x ¥ SECURITY STATE BANK X was ip the Buttermilk, fot the medic-| _ The ity council"reserves the right In three acts L T NN **i*ig*i**c;*uqi g ' 2 “{toireject any or:all bids. 3 2 ine. Doctors.—Ady. o ] % ; (Lubin.), ne: LASK ShY o Dated Bemidfi, Minn., Jen. Tth, Pleture Program, 7:20 ol A heb B dih s R o e g ”‘*'*"’*’*““’"“" | The fourth of the Beloved Ad- n.:'l]lr;?a-:;::l;: “::':;t"t;l:;‘d: 4 b T X o A okhere 1 ¥ snmiAmEREmI * ouR 3 venturer! stories. featuring - Ar- ; GED'CS:ESZ'H(_ Cartain on the big:show 8:30 [ ¥ PIN TICKETS x * mmn%g %o :L"{’::",dn'c':u“,:“ SesimAE thur Johnson machine, in fact, it is claimed thely. 19,116 bold and a0 e % % month has been better than % kers and t of the dealers de- » Prices 10 and 26 cents. * GUMMED LABELS *® 3y # the last. If you are not al- X . s I8 Most.of the eaiers e e % No need to send outside ot & X . All kinds of building ma- ¥ y ready.a customer, you do not & Matinee Sunday, 8 . Ad-|light in telling them themselves. M. 1 z % terial, as'much or as little as * ’ y, 3 P. * Bemidji for them. * % know how well we can please :mission 8¢ and 10e. J. Filllatraut, the Duluth agent for WMEH (3 PlI.LS Notice. * The . ¥ % you like at the x you In- quality and satisty. 4: the Fords, had a story on the Ford c 'n lnu To parties who are indebted to Ww. x Pioneer Sup;ly Store i : Coal and wood also. for sale : ¥ you-in’ quantit; llondsy Pmducnon extraor- | stories ip » Duluth paper a few.days G. Schroeder for merchandlu, dating : Can Save You Money. : £ 5 % . - i The Thief,” futnri flo-n% pmong jthed yyee-4| 4 Al from * BEMIDJT PIONEER PUB. CO. & - X Minnesota Ave. and R. R. 8. & * Bemiii Imnx“filpj x Dorothy Donnelly e are requested to settle as soon a8 con- e : x oy 2.m. l Some minor bard tuned his Mw Lvenientlml before Jan. 10, 1915. ~ {#*#ik*«l#ikli KK KKK X KRR KRR ERRX Little Falls and Royalton, Mjnpeeots, auqh Where he will visit rehtlm"‘l I “Mogdgmes-G. W. cmpbpll [ md B 2ignpen of Buena Vista trana- w inges in Bemidji ypstepds: 4Are,; yoyr furniture qd (at bargain store, first class; work at reasonable prices.—Adv. i Mtp Rogers ofyWilton was yisit- ‘There wu an old man Who had a wooden leg; ‘He mever :had.a.ride, ‘Washigton;, Jan. 9.—Four Indian chiefs, ‘members: ‘of: the :Minnesota. Nor a ride could he beg: Chippewa: Council, are:here today to He got four spools ask_for .legislation affecting . their And-an old tin can; rights. . For some time this council He made.a Ford has_been trying. to reeover money And the blamed;thing ran. from the government for timber sold ing:her'daughter Ritta, wha $tends —Exchange. |py the Indians on the Mille Lacs g reservation and the Indians will ask the -Bemidjt" high schiool, yesferdsy. Attorney John L. Brown setyrned : ¥ K K KA KA K K K K K K K| congress for help in this and in other frgmy Jnternational Falls last;eyeping, FROHN *|matters. The delegates are Nathan where he has been on legal businegs. KEEKEKXX XX kKKK KK¥|J. Hoad, of Red Lake, Minn.; Ed- A New Year's-dance was given at|ward:Rogers, Walker, Minn.; Ben Omafbup tp. gl frains, afternoon |y, Riate home: Thursday evening. |Fairbanks, White Barth, Minn., and sad, might. ;Bhope 365-88, . Night A numberof young people gathered | Henry Warren, Bena, Minn. Call 104. Bunker.—Adv. at the Hangon-home to watch the de- TR Megdaes Harry Bowers, ,James|parting; of the old year and the com- ABOUT THE GUERNSEY Dlhmn And J. C. McGhee autoed ;to|ing of the new. - Bemidj{ yesterday and spent: the day| Mrs, 0. T. Heglund and daughter The Guernsey Breeders’ association » e with friends, . Gelena returned from their visit [°f Northern Minn‘emtn. and Northery, The next meeting of the board: of | -~Miss Marguerite-Shay of St; Paul, |With relatives and friends in Roseau :Z;:c::;:;e::l;:l :: eiii;?":‘;rh::f county commissioners will heibeld 4n|sill: arrive in the city this, qvening [county. dred (200) words telling why the Tuesday, February 9. and will he the guest of Miss Minnie| Signe, Emma and Andrew Ander- breed is the breed (el Bailey for some time. son arrived Christmas eve for a visit |C Loy Pree thie, breed best ith thel adapted to farmers and dairymen of The.clty-.election .will be .heldf--we are gojng.ta sell all.our;win-|With thelr uncle, Ole Vassau. northern Wisconsin, northern Mich- THE SALE ‘ABOVE ALL SALES. Everythmg re . duced. Nothing reserved Great Gonfest Clearing The LAST TEN DAYS IT IS UP TO YOU; GET BUSY NOTICE: Al outstandmg accounts settled be-. Jan. 20 will receive double amount, ) $650 Starck Piano $135 Stark Piano-Certificate: ERERR KRR RREEE * LEST WE FORGET * (R R R EE R e Ry Basketball tonight. In case of fire call $49. ¥ L B ] " Minnesota’s 1915 state-fair, will_be held September 6 to 11, LIRS “Big Bemidg'plays the.Chagka fixe for the last time tonight. LI ) Beltrami county’s, nex$ jerm_of court will convene on Tuesdsy, Feb- ruary 9. ;l;uoo:m B‘ebr:.;y‘:w, with.reglatra- |yor goods at 1-2 price during our| 'Selmer Braaten and family, from |igan and morthern Minnesota, Pro. 25 Ladies’ S$l'l5 Stark Piano Certificate - : . on day a week before. Clearance Sale.::TheyPapia.—Adv. |North Dakota, are spending the holi- g T. L. Taecker of the Univer- $ 3 ce s ¥ days with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. |siqy o o nivep iadles’ Suit $25 Men’s Suit sity of Minnesota; George C. Cooper 8. K. Braaten. of Superior, Wisconsin, and J. B. Mc- Stan C. Smith returned Thursday [Leran of Duluth, Minn., will act as evening from a visit with relatives|judges. Send your article to H. L. at and Staples and Hawick. Hartley, Secretary of the Guernsey The Ladies Aid will give a baskei |Breeders’ association of Northern social Saturday evening, Jan. 9, in|Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Ajlen;R;:Rorte, of the town of Liberty; were :$n ‘Bemidji yesterday, enroute-to Margie, Minpe- sota, where they will visit relatives for a few days, Attorney Thayer C. Bailey went to 'nxe 1916 convention of the North- Central Minnesota Educational asso- ciation will be held in this city, Feb- ruary 11, 12 and 13. L There will be & meeting of the WHO’S COINC TO WIN? Below Is a list of contestants-and their record of votes which will be published daily Elsie Edd .. 22,580 Fpiscopal Church.... .......... 10,731- Commerelal club next Monday even-|Crookston yesterday afternoon on [y ofo oo 00 Everyone is |Lonsdale Building, Duluth, Minn., be- Gene Begsley . 1.250 Presbyterian Church........... 11410 mfl:n:; n;:h::::‘sl:;::s d]rac:::a will l:f“t:«;“m”; H; :fm}“du;f ‘:‘9 cordially invited to attend, Ladies, |fore February 10, 1915, marked plain- Emma LaPage . .. 31,182 Norwegian .Lutheran Church 5,338 3 sesat ity ay.. Mrs. Bailey: is s vis- o T . d i G e e 16126, Folat ves de CROGRSION: :’;:Byi‘;“'w':;fik;;flda:fl p‘;rfil Feertatn 1y With;your name and address; -Father Phillipe................... 27,848 | Swedish Lutheran Church ... 2,800 “The Cavalters” will sppest fn Be: 'A‘ptent: has been grantsd Toiid First Baptist church............ 9,073 || James Leister ....... Gomsrsaniive 2,050 @idfl Janusry 16. This is a Red- The -Sunday Tribune & recent |supper. P » 'y date, devoted . a;whole. page. to the The Farmers’ club will hold its|S¢2recrow made in the figure of a Lucene McCuaig. Methodist Church Path attraction and comes here under next -meeting at Mr. Berg’s, Satur- |2l in the hands of which are pad- 9,186 medicinal properties of Buttermilk-— {34 cucsbins o the: Wammis Study {10! AaxL Tpetdn Ales that. BrscroneIval by The wrisd. Vera Nelson Nora Daniels, Selway......... . 936 ! : . : " __————-_——__'__——I e o 0 Mrs. C, A. Sprague and daughter ‘The Ungstad family spent Sunday e : : = g i The 1916 summer meeting of the | Mabel of Becida were in BemidJi yes-|at the home of M. Krogfoss. A WOMAN'S TEEB'.BLE EX- ! 1 § Qe N. M. B. A. will be held at Caleraips, terday.. Mabel will-go to Wadena T PERIENCE! " i iy D1 .Vnne 10 and 11. The winter. con-| trom heme, where she will spend the [% & ¥ % % % ¥ % X % X ¥ X ¥ ¥ K ¥ | ] 'Y Y 3 A country’s civilization or barbar- winter with her grandmother. * MALCOLM *lism can be told by the way it treats Lessong.on Violin. and; Trombone, [¥ ¥ ¥ X X XK X K K X X ¥ ¥ K ¥ ¥ women. This is the test of its stand- LR . Uprto-date/methods.used, Thomas, W. |. Bertha Peterson left for Godske, |11 21008 s‘i}l:ufiiaut?-’;:torn:ehl: ':j“':gs' ll 18 the effort of the publishersfBritten,.'1119 Doud..Ave., cor...12th|Saturday, after- spending her Chrisc- with the greatest conmsideration for ot the Ploneer to make the local col- |St. E. mas. yacation at home. the wife is often weighed down by a 3 - e £ umas of the paper of much interest| pjck Melville has gone to Chippewa| Miss Agnes Adams spent a few days :‘;‘s‘:‘gg‘ge‘s’l‘,‘;fl?“ of weakness, dizzi- ; v to its readers. In this they cannot|palls, Milwaukee and other points|at the Peterson home. Thousands ol tHoUSARS of Dot be sueceestul without assistance, and { on business and while away will also| A large crowd attended the dance|ers, wives and daughters in every every.mews item, mo matter if seem-|visit his mother and pother relatives. at Patterson’s New Year's eve. section of this great country, who ingly of trife consequence, phoned to | He will return to this city in March. have regained health, vigor and 31, is appreciated. : Miss Alice Miller returned to her {cheerful disposition after months of The best medicine in the world. |school work at Thief River Falls on |misery and even despair, are the ones === —=———==——————2— | pggteurized Bottled Buttermilk. Hear 7 A . & the horn blow or phone 355. Bunk- %‘J er.—Adv. who truly appreciate the marvelous % Albert Miller and Puiip Hawkias |1ieretion power of or-peress -t WE FURNISH THESE BINDERS IN SIZES TO FIT s opeatl returmod 15 Bomsast| e 108 Thlel Biver Tuls Dus|_ svery meman, who' assessn 0| AN'Y PAPER, MADE .UP WITH.ANY OF -OQUR REGU. School began at both school in natural pains, low spirits, sleepless Mrs. M. J. Avery of Tenstrike was nigiis, ireguarisis or o aarriai LAR COLORS IN MULTIKOPY CARBON AND -WITH Spruce Grove, Jan. 4. condition is caused by a derangement B yollr. and Mrs. Glénde, Annie Syers- ot the womaniy tunctions, owm it ol ANY NUMBER OF CARBON SHEETS DESIRED. in the city today on business. For Wood Phone 129.—Adv. Year’s day at Peterson’s. ercome the trouble before a general M. L. Tool, of Cass Lake, was a breakdown causes permanent pros- Bemidji business visitor yesterday. tration. Mrs. Ed Runyan of Turtle River |illness of her daughter, Mrs. R. E. The former Anna Gould, now a| Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription French Countess, has opened a work- |is a remedy that any ailing woman spent yesterday in the city shopping. | Macomber. Mrs. Macomber is a sis- Bottled milk for sale. Fresh from |ter:of Whitney Brown of this eity. N can safely. take because it is prepared shqp in Paris to give employment to from roots and herbs, eontaining needy women who have been made the farm. N. J. Case. Phone 553. Private or Class Lessons in Short- —Adv. hand and:Typewriting, afternoon or tonic properties of the most pro- Mrs. L. Keherer of Blackduck |evening. :Phone 544 - W. Emma unl!on will be held in Bemidji. nug Dmnher Ladies’ Wear Men’s Wear yesterday from the twin cities where he attended the meeting at which the Minnesota, Potato Growers’ associa- tion was organized. He was elected president of the association. The Paris Clearance Sale commen- ces Jan. 9, until Jan. 16. Come in and let us show you what real bar- gains are.—Adv. Mrs. H. A. Brown of Turtle River was called to Washington, D. C., Thursday, on account of the serious DIRECTIONS FOR USE:—Insert letter-head or original blank sheet under flap on top of binder, and sheet for copy under the carbon. The binder with sheets inserted can then be handled as a single sheet. A special advantage in using these binders is that forms for the day’s work can be laid up ahead when convenient, thus saving time in the busiest part of the day. Carbon paper used in this way lasts 50 per cent longer than when used in loose sheets. A telephone order will bring a sample to your desk. The Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co. Telephone 31 Bemidji, Minn. P R its ingredients are printed on wrap- per. Misg Alice Huntosh left last night |liston, North Dakota, passed through | U5 'y L "or B G “catarrh, just | correspondence private and confiden. for Summit, South Dakota, Where she[the city yesterday, enroute to|get g small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm |tial, address Doctor Plerce, Invalid's Get Dr. Plerce’s Favorite Prescrip- will teach school. their home after a visit with friends|at any drug store. Apply a little of | Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y SO A ARDEAD | i, st X, doster i madioinr ¢ NOSTRILS AND HEAD ¢ 3 y J One of these days you ought to|in Duluth. Mr. Nudd travels for the | this frzgtr:‘r;: ::s-selpet;c .tm;'::.etfiz g0 to Hakkerup’s and have your.plc- ' you want to better your physical con- e ur, H Kelley-Howe-Thompson company - of | {ic Mol 18" anze of your head,| His Stomach Troubles Over. | r Q) _ ture_taken.—Adv, _ Duluth, soothing and_healing the inflamed, swol-| Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like | Just received a beautiful ‘line qt/| len mucous. membrané. and you get in- |t feel that your stomach troubles : B destitute on account of their hus-|nounced character. bands going to war. It is not a secret remedy because o “ ~ & dition surely and speedily. Every i Says Cream Applied in Nostrils ?|inzredient tn “Favorite Preserip- ; Relieves Head-Colds at Once. tion” is printed along with the direc- spent yesterday between trains in the | E. Noesen.—Adv. | AR I a tions. If you want a specialist in N city shopping. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nudd of Wil-| If your nostrils are clogged and your |women’s diseases to diagnose your head is stuffed and you can’t breathe |case, consult Dr. Pierce by letter, R. H. Muncy left this morning for stant relief. e ——————— e ) DO L Just.the thing you've Ah! " how good /it feels. Your nos-|Were over, that you could eat any :Beware of Otatmenmts for Catarrh has|Deen looking for. Come in a: ook | trils are open, your head is clear, no|kind of food you desired without in- o them over. A big bargain during the | more ‘l‘"‘“dk"hm; zl"lml"g, M"‘;'"" & no | jury? That may seem ‘8o unlikely to ia8 mercury will surely destrey the sense e more headnche, dryness or struggling \of smell and completely derange the|S8le: The Paris.—Adv. for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm is just|YOU that you do not even hope for an It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants below-can get it'for you at a price that will defy competition. “Every merchant is reliable and will give you the best value for your money. XeRbeto e