Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 2, 1915, Page 3

[ /TUESDAY; 5 MARCH : ‘81751618, ~ About The City EER XXX RRREEEEE 4 LEST WE FORGET o EXR KR RR XN R KK XK X In case of fire call 349. county commissioners will be held on Tuesday, March 16. * e . On Saturday, March 6, there will be a big Farmers’ Institute at thej, high school building. LR There will be a meeting of sthe Mothers’ elub at the Public Library, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. e s s High School Basketball—Friday night, Bemidji versus Akeley; Sat-|. urday night, Bemidji versus Aitkin, LY Another installment of “The Mas- ter Key,” the great serial, will ap- pear in Friday’s issue of the Pioneer. ... The annual meeting of the Com- mereial club will be held on Tues- day, March 9. Officers and eight di- rectors will be elected. .. The 1915 summer meeting of ‘the N. M. D. A. will be held at Coleraine;] June 10 and 11. The winter -con- vention will be held in Bemidji next December. s s . Every news item phoned -te-the Pioneer, 31, aids in making the local columns of the paper more interest- ing, and is appreciated by the pub- lishers and readers alike. We solicit your assistance. « e e On Monday evening, March 15, “‘The Princeton Players” and Dollie MeDonnell will appear in Bemidji as the closing number of the Woman's Study club Redpath series. This s one of the most popular companies on the lyceum stage. E. H. Reff of Bagley was a Be—| midji business visitor yesterday after- noon. For Wood Phone 129.—Adv. Mrs. Frank Trafton of Rosby spent yesterday in the city, the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hirt of Maltby were business visitors in -~ Bemidji vesterday. Omnibus afternoon. and night trains. Phone 355.—Adv. Mrs. Iver Ungstad and Mrs. Mat Frogfost of the town of Frohn spent yesterday in the city shopping. There will be a regular meeting he Order of Eastern Star this eve- $iming th-thecMssonic hxil st 8 o’clock. \~One_of thess days ysu ought to| ![Paris;:March 2: %o to:Hakkerup’s and have your pic- that their blood - out afiedes ; ture taken..—Ady. impure when they, started ot &: in this] campaign, as soldiers’ at “front. The Baptist-Ladies’ Aid will meet Mikny'of them Bever s Dt in-the ehurch bisement -tomorrow tle line-because they were. taken sick afternoon “at. 2:30, Lunch will be|in camp, due to stomach and bowel served. troubles, and with blood powerless to resist. Young men and old: men that- their: stemach -is opportt parochialf Well- and the liver active. 300' RRitya$0 attend - It takes lots of vitality, nervous force and strength to win a race. 1ave: your furniture repaired ‘st [Blood must be pure and good. the:hargain store, first clask work at| Keep the nerves mourished, the onable Dflfl-—“' heart -strong, the.head-..cool, the stomach , vigorous, the liver. . active Mrs. B. M. Sathre and Miss Caco-|with a tonic which has stood the line. Sonstrud: will .entertain the La-[test of time and has'a wide reputa- tion, ‘such as' Doctor ‘Pierce's ‘Golden dies’ aid. of the.First:Scamdinavian Medical -Diseovery. It is the world’s Lutheran-church at-the heme of Miss great Blood Purifier; it-enters joints; Sonstrud,-1304-Dewey.avenue, tomor- | dissolves the impure deposits and car- row afternoon. All the ladies are :iles tzl;:: ol\;tml: &' does B:!‘-'l i;unlg‘l- er; ), = cordially invited. neysianarticin - --Mrs. .E. E..McDonald returned to| If.you- have. udlsufion, -Bemidji: yesterday. from .Grand Forks|liver, backache over .the _kidneys, where she has spent. the past-ten|Dasal or other Catarrh, unsteady days.at the.guest of Mrs. Carl Gow- |A¢TYeS of unsightly ekin, get Dr. Pieree’s Golden Medieal-Discov to= ran.. Mrs. ‘McDonald presided at thegday and start at-once to etk ‘replace your eeting of -the Woman’s Study cluh,|impure blood with the kind that m of which she is president, yesterday |energy and ambition into you and afternoon. brings back youth and vigorous ac- tion.—Adv. T have a six- ,- modern house =| Bemidji last evening from the “twin TS different from, is taken in the making and the materiajs used are—of higher grade. . Black:Silk Stove Polish a trial,’ U:ei:z&ymtv‘fin v ot gy a5 ran 0057 Gt 3od Elack Sx.lk Stove Pcluh Warl:s Tse Black Ay ""‘s{" St e Bt registers. stove-pipes— e, repiters Dms.. d'm orhrls. lthnsnneqwl Grand Theatre THE -HOUSE: OF QUALITY TONIGHT ONLY General Film Co. presents francis X Bushman and an all-star cast in “ Ambughed” A thrilling story of adven= ture in three acts; ‘and * other photoplays .Admission 5c and 10c know that the ‘“Sunshine” line of G :|suits- and ecoats will be-sold at the *our ra"- : | where she has spent the past week. - riving ‘daily at the Bazaar store. This | popular line was formerly sold by the for rent, 417 Minnasota avenue. Mrs. | pyrpgprART- SPECIAL OFFER - b Heriomets —| TOREADERS OF THIS PAPER Adv. : Any person desiring a copy of The Phe: game: whieh was. to have been | People’s Common Sense Medical Ad- yed-between the-Bemidji Camp- |viser before the edition is exhausted Fire girls- and - the -Akeley high :gmfldd?end this notice :og[e’the;l with ¥ ree dimes. or.stamps to Dr. Pierg school “girls: next Friday has been Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and caneeled and. imstead the Walker|copy will be sent by return mail, girls’ city-team will play here. The |charges prepaid.—Adv. game will be preliminary to the Be- midji-Akeley high school ehamplon-| ;. pazaar store and are now on d chip-game. = play. Watch Wednesday’s Pionde In the “Open €ourt"-column of the|for display announcement.—Adv. Duluth Herald last evening a Mar- While the Lake City postoffice v :::::::;Mi:h:i‘;:' ::n nsketd wiho th; not deluged with quite a carload : & rami county i and ;i order catalogues this week, still his address, to which the editor re- the. .rural .carriers werer.almost obs plied J. L. George, of Bemidji, Min- liged to have extra large rigs to carry Deaots. JAll °_t whleh.gnes. to show the many that almost swamped things lhatv our efficient auditor is known for a few days. We understand that routaide: the confines of Beltrami. more than eighty carloads of. these The Henrionnet Millinery pariors|catalogues have been shipped by are now ready for your order work. freight to a central distributing point Watch for their opening announce- by parcel post to first and second elass ment later.—Adv. patrons, and save much over sending Einar Hilsen, the Norwegian -lec-|direct from Chicago. It will be no- turer and editor, who gave lecturos | ted that-these eighty carloads of cata- in the First Scandinavian Lutheran|logues are distributed over a. com- chureh of this city Friday, Saturday | paratively small area in this north-| and Monday nights, went to Cass|west. It shows what an-awful grip Lake today where he will lecture this | these mail order-houses have on this evening. Mr. Hilsen is a fluent and |country, . and . these. catalogues in forceful speaker and carries with him question are but from- one of the a large number of stereopticon views|scores of the big mail erder. houses of Norway, which he shows during|in the country. There is a lesson in| his lectures. the advertising game:connected with The Pioneer is the .place to buy|this story.that many of the retail your. rolls of adding-maehine paper | merchants, not only in Lake-City, but | @ roll, a dozen rolls ar-a-hundred rolls: —Adv. iy The basement of the Norwegian |Year in advertising their products for. Burraughs .adding- machines. One}in all of the country towns, might Lutheran ehurch has-been completed, |20d get by with it, would it net L3{3 the walls having been. plastered and | Well for some of the small retail mer~ new hardwood- floors. put-in. It ‘s'chanls to. profit from their experience divided into three rooms.. . A-smail{2nd in a small way use the.. same room for the-furnace, a goodssized [.weapons their strongest -competitors kitchen and a large dining room.|do, ~and advertise. — Lake City A range was installed the latter part | Graphic-Republican. of last'week and the Ladies’ Aid serv- ed lunch in the dining-room after the Keep. Your Bowelse] lectures of Priday and=Saturday. As everyone knows, ‘the howels£ Bemidji-wemen will:be pleased to Bazaar-store. - You are-invited to come in and inspect them.—Adv. Mrs. Frank S. Lycan returned to mother Knew” *What to Do cities, Little Falls and Brainerd At Little Falls, Mrs. Lycan was the guest of her daughter, Miss Donna Lycan, who is a member of the high school faculty in that city. Mrs. A. ;tupl‘::t:n-:n: ‘dgnnn‘lh?: l&:fly P. White, who accampanied Mrs, Ly- |- 8fter effects. can to the: cities, *will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Black in Duluth, before returning to Bemidji. “Sunshine suits and coats are ar- Grandmother used harm! Berman Emporium. A most beauti- ful assortment is now ready for your inspection.—Adv. *American Cities,” was the sub- of the Woman’s Study club. yester- day - afternoon.. Mrs. : Thayer C.|[3 Bailey had charge:of the: program and roll call- was answered by giv- ing the origin of names of cities. The — following enjoyable papers were pre- fangled “dosce® pared and-given: ‘Washington and Wens ot '.-' gy = New: York,”? Mrs. L. HBailey; “New| % {Orleans and San Francisco,” Mrs. L.| compounded herbs, leaves, A: Ward; “Seattle/and Salt Lake| Foots and barks ftresh ,{;:" City,”™ Mrs. D. L:-Stanton; and ““Bos-|* ©ld remedies grandmother ton,”. Mrs...Carl . Johnson. Mrs.. E. ::: 4 %.".‘“ ?11:::.- the .:nt{:: H. Denu will have eharge of the pro-| ' f¥stem “":‘d.s",:;m“{;"fl igoed gram:March fifteenth; at: which time| - body. ’l'hty cannot have the slightest ‘The City and Its"Problems” will be| At mmm everywhere. Pri the topic for discussion. only 35c:a:package. Be. sure yau | get the genuine Hollister's Rocky The well known “‘Sunshine” line uonnuln Herb Tea or Herb Tableta. of coats and suits fermerly sold in|g. wooe. Drug Store 217 3rd St Bo this eity by the Berman Emporium, midji- Minn. have been = placed: elusively fith Zl.‘omght Only BRINKMAN United Film Service presents. PAGLIACCI, in threé after supper, the disorder. Kapok fiber as & filling for life pre- 5 servers has beeni found to sust < and Mrs. J. N. Cushner aiid [in -America should be just as*watch-|twenty times its own weight - hllily -will leave this evening for St.|ful of:their blood :to see: that it is{water. The next meeting of the board of| Paul;-where- the ‘children will have }PU acting ] and ; portasica that |§ 5¥on Many. young men | they move once each day. 1f | your [Clusshville; hmb«nlmhhnubth'M bowels :become ‘take a[had ‘sick -readache and ilay ipens. eonfletion of anyone _giving or sell- hat gave. the United States. lief. .iflnll_gaovlhera, Of the electrieity = generated in Ganadian:bydraniie-plontssslong the in | horder_more than half.is_exported to | recently a man said he did not know e permanent re- | minors, WILLI.A.I( K’GUAIE M&m “Tablets; just| mberlain’s Tablets, were the only | ing. cigarettes, tnblcen ot dnn to lhynn Ata m-nm. 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