Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 11, 1915, Page 3

s, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1915, About The City . [(EEEEEE L RSEERER R § ¥ LEST WE FORGET * (B R RS R AL R LR RR In case of fire call 349. ¥ . s . Miss Davidson will speak in the Presbyterian church, Friday, March 12. « s e The next meeting of the board of county commissioners will be held on Tuesday, March 16. LRI Two big basketball games, St. Cloud versus “Big Bemidg,” tonight and tomorrow night. ... Bishop William A. Quayle will lec- ture in the Methodist church, Satur- day evening, March 13. * . May 10 has been selected as the date of the annual sale of lands on which there are delinquent taxes. PR Last high school basketball game of the season, Bemidji versus Royal- ton, Saturday evening, March 13. P Another installment of “The Mas- ter Key,” the great serial, will ap- pear in Friday’s issue of the Pioneer. .. 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. March 12 and 13. shapes and colars. ... On Monday evening, March 15, “The Princeton Players” and Dollie MecDonnell will appear in Bemidji as the closing number of the Woman'’s Study club Redpath series. This is one of the most popular companies on the lyceum stage. o) BREVITIES Miss Clara Dale of Shevlin is the guest of Bemidji friends this week. Mrs. O. E. Lovgren of Marsh Siding transacted business in the city yes- terday. imitation of larger things. for your inspection. Just what the Henrionnet Millinery Parlors will show Friday and Saturday, Models from four .of the largest wholesale houses in.New. York, Chicago and St. Paul, in all the new First in color comes pudy and: sand; second granite grays to battleship gray; Elener rose to crushed pinks; The regimental blue to the old Duch blue and the cherry red to the colon~, ial red. White and black are used in com- bination with the foregoing colors. new shapes are popularly known as Chin= chin sailor, Tipperary turban, Susan bon- net or Puritan, the Lander, etc. small hats are shown, while the larger hats still hold their own. show fruit effects, cherries, grapes, and flowers, wreaths and bands of foliage, narrow ribbons both plain and fancy ef- fects are used. Veils, the minerat veil; This is the veil with binding to be worn loose over the shoulders. son is just bubbling over with All the newest things are here for us to show you our goods. be pleased to have you attend our opening FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MRS. A. P. HENRIONNET 309 Minnesota Avenue. “I am of..course pleaged by the deci. sion and I feel: confident that.Ken- land ‘sales ‘department' of the state auditor’s” office, who “had - charge of the sclicol and swamp land sale held here yesterday, left this-morning for ‘Walker: ‘where ‘a similar sale will be conducted. - 'Sales will be held - at Grand Rapids, Duluth 'and ‘Aitkin next week. ~ Nelson, by his accom- modating methods and efficlent hand- ling-of. the: monthly ‘tate land- sales, where his official duties:take him and Auditor Preus’ actidn in . Tetaining him in: the service ds: generally ap- proved. b An invitation is gxtended to the ladies of Bemidji-ami vicinity to at- tend the Millinery.‘Opening at the Henrionnet Milliner¥ Parlors, Friday and Saturday, March:12 and 13. Mrs. A.P: Henrionnet, 309 Minn. Ave.— Adv. A.-W. Erickson; & brakeman and switchman on the Minnesota & In- ternational railroad, was- taken through' Bemidji ldst’ eéveming, en- Toute-to the company hospital at Brainerd from International ~Falls, ternoon while working in the yards. The' aceiderit might have been fatal had it not been for Conductor Dan 0’Connell, who was near Erickson and ‘stopped the train, pulling the injured man from his perilous posi- tion. Mrs. Erickson. left for Brain- erd last evening. Erickson’s: condi- tion js not considered serious. A. Goldstein of Grand Forks was arrested here this morning notice received from Sheriff Johnson of Bemidji. Goldstein is charged with having forged a check for $125 in Bemidji. Chief of Police John Lawless received word- by ~phone from Bemidji to be on the lookout for the man, and within five minutes had found Goldstein and landed:him in jail. Sheriff Johnson of Bemidji will be here in the morning to take his man back. The prisoner is the same man who was arrested at Fort Frances some time ago on a charge of smuggling and who on his return to Grand Forks announced that he had - been. held at Fort Frances for nine days, charged with being a spy: The Grand Forks telegram stated that Goldstein had engaged a lawyer and was going to sue the Canadian gov- ernment officials for damages. It is though by some that -the old gentle- man’s mind is slightly deranged.— .| International Falls Daily Journal. The Many The trimmings fruits, Small flat In fact the sea- new It will be a pleasure We will Mrs. G. W. Crandall of Buena B Vista transacted business in Bemidji | Was hostess this afternoon, when she entertained a number of women at cards. yesterday. For Wood Phone 129.—Adv. Sheriff Dan Petry and wife of Park Rapids were the guests of Bemidji friends yesterday. Mrs. R. Wendt of Bemidji is vis- Attorney Thayer C. Bailey will re- iting friends in Fargo, North, Dako- |turn tomorrow from St. Paul and ta, for a few days. Minneapolis, where he has been on legal business. 1ave your furniture repaired at the bargain-store, first class work at reasonable prices.—Adv. ! Mrs. Thayer C. Bailey entertained the Entre Nous club at her home yesterday afternoon. Hugh Logan, who was recently taken ill, went to Bemidji last night One of these days you ought to|for medical care.—International Falls go to Hakkerup’s and have your pic- | Daily Journal. ture taken.—Adv. Douglas Donald, the Crookston Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bjoring of the | Lumber company machinist, spent town of Eckles were business visit-|last evening in Blackduck as the ors in Bemidji yesterday. guest of friends. Mesdames George Ostrander and| Tpe Henrionnet Millinery parlors George Clark of Turtle River spent| will have their spring opening, Fri- yesterday in Bemidji shopping. day and Saturday, March 12 and 13. Mrs. M. A. Clark of America avenue | —Adv. Mrs. G. A. Walker returned Wednesday from Zipple, where she has- been- the-guest-of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph:Everest. STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND.HERDT - {owns a residence here and also a Cream-Apphied -in- Nostuils: Mrs. Frank: Thompson of Minne- ves Heud-Colds «t. Onces: ! |SOta avenueentertained a few friends ntvsrarensneavensancs.| 185E €VeNing-in honor-of Mr. Thomp- clogged: and- your, | son’s seventieth: birthday. wocudl heedthe | g1l Peterson: and: son and daugh-| e hioe| ter of Buena Vista are seriously ill 1 little ot/ with pneumenia. The- daughter is and becuuse of @ col et @ small Lottle. of at any drug, store. this fragrant, antiseptic.. croam- intodin'a very serious condition. your nostrils and: let. it penebmte through every air passngerof your-heads| Pete Peterson of Thief River Falls, soothing and healing.the /inflamed..swoi-:| who has. been: the guest: of Bemidji len mucous membrane and. yow geb-in- | triends for the: past several days, re- stant relief. turned to-his hoime Tuesday. Ah! how good it feels: Your mose trils are open our- hendd s The- Pioneer is the place to buy more hawking, suniliags. blo your rolls: of ‘adding: machine paper more headuch dryness:. or ki ! tor Lrsatlt o Crcdmedl H for;-Burroughs-adding. machines. One what sufferers from:head: colds ands ca~:| F0l;-a-dozen:rolls or-a- hundred rolls. arth need. Ts & delishte —Adv. Grand Theaf ers of-Puposky ‘were in Bemidji yes- THE HOUSE OF QUALITY terday, enreute to New Richland, 'Minnesota;: where they ‘will visit rela- ives-for:a month. Mrs. Nat'Given--of Dewey avenue has as her- guests-her-sister, Richard. Camish and:-daughter Lois Tom of - Virginia, Minnesota. = They - ar- SORNGPL rived:in:the eity Tuesday afternoon " and will remair 4 week.. The: Pfififéfltmcfl E Mrs. -Aima ‘Cooper of-Shevlin: was (Kalem) Lin" the city~ yesterday to consuit- a A moderntwo-acted.drama fea- | dostor about<her-hand,.which has turing Alice Jayce and an all|&iven-her considerable trouble since star cast. . |she-accideéntally-ran a sliver into it, e ‘while:putting wood into a stove. I. mw The Edwards Sisters announce 0'0 2 = their Spring Opening, March 12 and (Vitagraphk) 13, of smart designs in tailored and A comedy dmm'a with a great|dress hats, also a full line of Misses’ moral lesson. and Children’s hats.—Adv. George Thompson and family of Two_Pop_up Fahlss | 1/| Fourth street moved to Foxboro, Wis- consin, yesterday. Mr. Thompson has : (Essanay) been in the employ of the Here are two laugh producing | Northern Railway company here and fables by George Ade and they|will have charge of the depot at Fox- are dandies. - boro. 2 Mrs. | Great | the Anoka sanatorium for appendic:| In speaking of Dr. G. F. Swinner- itis. Mrs. Larson is improving ra-|ton, who delivered the:Elks memorial pidly. day address in Bemidji last Decemb- . X ber, and an early residént of that city G sl‘f‘;‘;“;;‘y:';:r ;f‘:):yh“f: the International Falfs-Journal sayss where they will make their future home, and where Mr. Skrivseth wilk be engaged in the hardware business. Mr. Skrivseth has made his home in' mittee on sanitation and public health of the Minnesota League of Theodoré Nélsen, fmanager of the - |has become: popular:in -all- places|_ where he was injured yesterday af- |- upon | Dr. G. F. Swinnerton has received-no=~| tice of his appointment to the com-|M. 'the 1915 meeting. of the leagueat Vir- ginia. - - 7 Imost every cross roads grocery| 309,000 acres of land and in:ithis country;:and has always re-|as many more available for The Court of: Last Resort. ceived a-favorable verdict. ‘It is-in|tiom; - i Around: the stove of = the cross|the country where- man: expects to Toads grocery is the real-court.of last receive full value for his money that resort, for it finally “over-rules all|this remedy is most-appreciated. Ob- other: Chamberlain’s A French inventor’s parachuts can be guided in falling by pulling dords to draw in’}f Calumet Baking. Powder.is a wondét- worker on baking day. : Wonderful for its - saving of time—its satisfaction—its economy:- No miore expensive baking 'failures;: no disappeintrzents, - Calumet in- . sures greater happiness.- Its leavening: qualities are greater—its results surer- than any other baking powder—its. cost is moderate. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS® ‘Workd's Puté! Food: Bipositiom Chicavor il Paris Exposition, iFrince, Marcl,, 1912 BNy = Business: Municipalities. Dr. ‘Swinnerton has always taken a keen interest in af- fairs of public health and has done farm near Turtle River. much to benefit thegh sanitary condi- The Edwards Sisters announce|tion of this city. He is well deserv- their Spring Opening, March 12 and|ing of the honor conferred upon him 13, of smart designs in tailored and|in this appointment. Acting on the dress hats, also a full line of Misses” | committee with Dr. Swinnerton are and Children’s hats.—Adv. Dr. H. W. Hill of Minneapolis, chair- Dan DeLury, the Walker attorney,|man, and Dr.. E. H. Bailey of Lake spent yesterday ‘afternoon and eve-|City. Dr. Hill is executive secretary ning in Bemidji. DeLury represent:|of the Minnesota Public Health asso- ed Sheriff Kennedy in the election |ciation and a man of great ability in contest which was just decided hy(this line. These three gentlemen Judge Wright in his favor, and learn- | will furnish the part of the program ed of the decision while in Bemidji. [on public health and sanitation at — BRINKMAN Bemidji for the past several years and: ABSTRACTS OF TITLE LAURDRY:" E. M. SATHRE "MODEL ‘DRY CLEANERS * HOMB LAUNDRY: ' L S - < Hoganson Bros., Props. ‘We wash' yout clothes as they- dig° - N— ABSTRACTER 265 T Phone 537 | 8t Home. Oui specialty 15 Famly 5 O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Washing: Try-us. : fdj1, M Out of town' Orders” Given Plione 498" Bemidjf, Minn. Prompt Attention. BANKING AND SAVINGS FLOUR, FEED AND HAY MUSICAL: INSTRUMENTS: fcall CASH FUEL & FEED STORE ‘Wholesale and ‘Retait Save systematically. Make use of A. J. Holden; Pro: Planos, Organs- and Sewing- our Savings Department. We wel- hi e 3. ot b Phone 228-W Machines. B come yocur open account. :': .3 117 Third: St. Bemidil: - 2 5 All kinds of Flour, Feed, Hay = i % SECURITY STATE BANK } and Fuel, Phore 573-W* Bemidji; Minn. Phone 228-W for"prompt deliveries J. BISIAR; Manager. Grocerfes, -Dry 'Goods; Shoes, . 2 DR. F. J. DARRAGH Flour, Feed; ete. The et P & BROSVIK, THE TAILOR carefil-buyers Specialist of Chronic Diseases Phone 938 buy here. Free mnllm. on. 9 ] W. G. SCHROEDER 208% 3rd 'St., over Blooaton Store . T Bemidjt Phone 65. Day. s Night Cally Ahikwsrsd: Tonight and Thursday—United Film Service presents CARDS, in three parts. 8 of Spades meansa chance, 10 of Diamonds a wedding, Queen of Hearts a- fair woman, 9 of Hearts my wish, 7 of Hearts Love, 8 of Diamonds a surprise, Jack of Spades a dark man. Followed by a se- lect comedy film. Admission 5¢ and 10c Coming for Saturday and Sunday—Walter Callahan presents the Canadian - Entertainers; the ‘most’ versatile| Irish folklore songs, negro melodies, popular -airs, charact- er impersonations, concluding with a comedy playlet. The Rex Theat Under new management Thursday . The Intriguers. Two-reel Lubin. ' His Unwitting Conquest. Biograph;. Sweeney’s Cristmas Bird. Vitagraph. Friday and Saturday The Derelict. Two-reel Kalem.. The Volunteer Burglar. Essenay. Gus and The Anarchists. Lubin. i Sunday - -; She Strange Case Of Princess Khan. Selig. Pure Gold. Vitagraph. . il The Fable-of ““The City Grafter and The Un- Essanay. ; ; protected Rubes.”” (Mgfi’nee 2 p. m. ‘daily.’ concert artists entour, classical selections;: Scottish'and|] ' Mrs. George Larson, wife of Rev.’ Friday and Saturday — John|George Larson, pastor of the Nor- Bunny in a dandy 2-reel comedy. Cor}}ing soon—*‘‘A Fool There wegian Lutheran Free church of Ny-|°* more, returned Tuesday from Anoka, | Was, Minnesota, where she has spent the ast-month -regeiving -treatment - af Evening shows l;egimattj:ls Admission ' 5c and.io¢. BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS KOORS BROTHERS CO. Manufacturers and Jobbers - Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, iConfec- tionery, Cigars and Foun- tain Goods /3165 Minn. Ave. N. W Phone 125 GROCERIES- AND PROVISIONS OPTOMETRISTS You'll 'find the best that money can buy right here. A first trial 1s all we ask. OTTO G. SCHWANDT. Minnesota--Ave: Bemidji Phone 33. DRS:LARSON: &-LARSON Specialsts iin the" Sefends -of Offices over Postofiice Bldg. Phone:9z: ¢ CLEANING AND PRESSING TELEPHONE '581-W -If you want first class work at E Moderate Prices. Send your' Clothes ‘to - KEMP'S CLEANING HOUSE | 207 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Minn. GROCER' 0TOGRAPHER e CASE'S! CAS# STORB N: J.. Case, Prop. —Dealer In— STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Photos Day:#nd Night PIONEER OFFICE SuppLy = | — GBOCERIES ARD SHORS - T STORE JNO. C. MARIN General Merchatidise. . Everything for the - Office and School Security Bank Building —Watch This Space— Phone 32 = 320 Minn. Ave. INSURANCE MOST SMOKERS WILL soon gmoke: “DON' ALMO'S” ‘A’ Home B8moke for FARM FIRE INSURANCE Gl e e nesses cheap tokulntt_!n them: Call fh and'vee them: . ZIHGLER'S SEOSND HAND Let mie write it n the’old" Con- necticut Fire Insurance Co. C.CICROSS . ' MILES BLOCK [ LUMBER, 'COAL : AND ~ WOOD “Any’ quantity you want. " Building material of all kinds. Service. and Orders given that s | get in persom. AE BA Beinlusitan I YO WEREHS OF . {108 nife "40-aCrD “trNGLs WY ST.| HILAIRE .RRTAIL_LER. CO. Phone 110/ Sy