Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 2

i L The Bemidji ‘Daily-Pioneer THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. Publishers and F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. -Telephone. 31, Entered at the post office at Bemidji, Minn,, as second-class matter under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879, Published every afternoon;except Sunday No attention paid-to-anonymous con- tributions. ‘Writer's name must be known: to. the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications: for the. Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each: week to insure publication in the current issue. One year by carrier.... Three months, postage pai Six months, postage paid One year, postage paid... The Weekly Pioneer. Eight pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and “Sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in u.dvluca 4.00 Sixth ; district: He was electedisto |Hamre;zAmund congress in 1902 and for his good [Hanson, Mrs. J. work of the first term was again re-|Hente, E. E. turned in 1904. Although a new |Hogan, Jerry . member, during the first year and |Johnson, Mrs. O. N. . one-half in office Mr. Buckman se- |Kreuger, J. H. .. cured: the following for his. district: |Kvald, P. J.: A final-decision in the long-drawn- |King, L. L. . out indemnity land question, making |Lowen, Henry it possible to place: 33,000 ‘acres of ‘land on the tax rolls, permitting set- | Narumy Peter: - btlers to secure titles to their homes, |Nanzen, Albert & encouraging permanent improvements | Adde, Gunder ... and substantial settlers. This’' mat- | Ohrberg; Chas: ter had been-held up many years and | Pukels, -P. -J. until-Mr. Buckman took- hold of it.|Radi, Albert . The installation of 130 rural free |Radin, Andrew delivery routes extending the bene- |Spack, A. J. .... fits of daily mail service to 65,000 |Schultz, Albert:. .. farmers and rural residents, besides |Swanson, Fred . the annual expenditure of over $93,- |Swanson, J. E. 000 per annum in wages to the car- |Swanson, John riers, money that is brought into and |Studley,-Charles - spent in the district. Storli,« Arne The installation of a complete |Sandland, K. J. . county system of rural free delivery |Sandland, .Astak ., NEW: ANDISECONR sHAND: (304.\I(§“Stoves.l Rallages, i Wood Heédters, mbiiiationsCoal aud ;Wand; Hesitars, SePPFeeleg Hatd:Coa¥Stoves.:** ; Anuthiufi!ml want in a stove All| makes=and=all=sizess nglm@mnd Hand-Stere Bemidji, Minn. ... Theseads. bring,certain fesuts:Oneshaifce a word perdswm cash witlrcopy; 1c-a-word oth« Always telephorie No. 31 wimnm AR AR OB FORBAIE." " A A A A A FOR“SALE—Rubber stamps. The Ploneer will procure any kind of .;Fubbas-stampdor you oB.short-no-; tice, *osumn:3must<be:in -“before>i11 .4 |FOR SALE—Gold Coin. base burner, ii*#i*fil#ilillii * The Daily Pioneer receives = % wire service. of the :: United * Press Assoclation. * * AR KKK KKK KK KKK KKK * Kk KX Xk K *is PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGM ADVERTISING BY. THE GENERAL OFFICES MEW YORK AND CHICAGO “ANCHES (N ALL ThE PRINCIPAL CITIES THINKS FOR HIMSELF. There is not a more level -headed, conservative or intelligent class of people than the Americarr farmers. They do not stampede. They are not panicky. They read extensively and they think carefully. This is because they are engaged in a pur- suit that brings them close to nature, keeps their minds free from preju- dice and gives them abundant oppor- tunity to think for themselves. They know that soon after the & o'clock. Ads receivedadateri: k| cheap. “1107°Doud or Plione 311- nflmvamfl#flfi_hm * will tirer *| 3 sd12s lflflk‘llk&‘ml&? M e iy x FARMS FOE SALE. SOOI NANIAISNININOS LT X KK KkKKKKKXKXKKX$[FOR SALE—Fine farm, direct by He "will'it.you feed himi on . +“owner-in 40, 80 or up to 240-acre California--Raisin-- _tract. “Located 3 miles fronm Hines “and "¢ miles from Blackduck. Read Bread. .. made with Siin<Maid -Raisins; ‘the ‘details “in" display ad on an- ‘We bake this bread every. “other ‘page of this paper entitled “Buy’ Farm Direct From. ?)wner.” AN ———— i ———— day aceording ;;t0: a. prize “recipe which makesit doubly MISCELEANEOUS | ADVERTISBRS-_The ‘great state of nutritioys+as well:as:delic- ious aud inviting, 12North“Dakéta ‘offers-unlimitea op- Try-adoaf-ortwo: today;- house;:<703 ‘Mintniesota Ave.>'T. C. " portunities’- for- business: to -classi~ fled'“advertisers:--The recogmized: _Buy Koors Bros’. Beyiruene 1o G G alifornla b Ralsln Bre ad FO:).' RENT—Two. furnished. .. rooms. -~“wdvertising medium -n the Fargo light. housekeeping., ..Phone Ask your Grocer for-it:- KOORS BROS: COMPANY | “the ‘only ‘sevensday:paper-in-the FOR RENT—Furnishedvroon;:mods: Phone 125 Bemidji, Minix: in Wright county which gave every |Smith; Stanley C. . farmer the benefit of mail service |Ungstadt, J: O. . such as is enjoyed by city residents. | Willet,:Nelson .. Favorable action in seventy of the | Wassend;-.Ole A. . pension claims entrusted to him by |Wold, -Iver. the veterans of the Sixth district. The passage through tlie house of representatives of seven bills for|Qwes Her Good Health to Chamber- congressional pensions, which Civil P & lain’s Tablets. war veterans of the district are now “I owe my good health to Cham- enjoying. ’, » berlain’s Tablets,” writes Mrs. R. G. The enactment of a law permitting Neff, Crookston, Ohio. “Two years the devetf‘:i“;fl:; ::’ i:‘;“:::f:i ago I was an invalid due to stomach river pow QLos, E|trouble. I took three bottles of possible the bullding up of important these Tablets and ‘have since-been ‘n new industries and the expenditure o the best of health.” - For sale by all of wages to residents of the district. 5 dealers.-——Adv. The enactment of a law permitting a similar development of power at ‘Watab. The enactment of a law authorizing the construction of the long discussed bridge between Wright and Sher- burne counties at Elk River. The transfer of an immense tract of public lands from the Duluth dis- trict to the Cass Lake land office dis- trict, a direct benefit to the settlers and adding materially to the im- portance of the Cass Lake district. HELP' WANTED. * VISt b S | ‘WANTED—Office "~ help. -Phone 2. | Sathre.s.. 3d129 POSITIONS ' WANTED:" * WANTED"2Z Light ‘young ~gir !/nings, Gen. Del.;;Bemidji,Minn: f 3d128; W’AN!'E!LWcfimng to-do-at ‘home: Ploneer- advertisements: are - re- B4 | 01 Uable.- FOR ‘RENT Nitie-room~ moderan state:and:the paper-whick ‘catries -the largest: amount-of classified ern, at 1015 Bemidji:Ave.;: Phone 729-Fzne 2d128 | --advertising . The : Courler-News FOR“RENT-=Six-room cottage; 1120} # beginning of the European war there was an enormous increase in demand for all kinds of grain, cattle and other provisions, as well as for horses. They know that this de- mand set prices soaring. As a result of this increased de- mand they were assured of a larger market in 1915 and they put in larger areas of crops. Statistics gathered by the department of agri- culture at Washington show that this increase of acreage was about seven per cent. The first year of the war resulted in an increase of thirty-two per cent in the value of farm products. This has brought prosperity to the farmer. He knows the facts and the causes. The efforts of a certain Democratic press in the Northwest to create the impression that this agricultural) prosperity is a normal condition might deceive some people, but it won’t mislead the man who follows| the plow. That man does his own thinking. THE OPTIMIST. ‘Why does the optimist have so many friends? It is because he is happy and hap- piness is contagious. ‘We all want to be happy; happi-j| ness breeds health. Health brings enjoyment; enables us to think clearly, act wisely, and so become prosperous. So we all like the opti-| mist. ‘Why is he happy? It is because of his faith. The op-| timist believes in himself, believesi in his business, believes in possibili-| ties. This gives him courage, so he work; he smiles and he wins. Are you an optimist? ~covers-North ‘Dakota-Hke a-blank= et; reaching -all’ parts-of ‘the state: the day of :publication; it is the paper..to use .in- order-to. get :re- o Beltrami ‘Ave. - Phone 203-W. 6d121r WANTED: jults;; rates:one cent per. word-first. P L Tt SOOI N WANTED TO BUY--We¢'pay ~-eash | _-Insertion, one-half.cent per ;word succesding: insertions;. fifty cents. for -cast ‘eff ‘suitsand:shoes. Zieg- ler’s Second Hand Store. per;line per..month.; . Address-. the .. Courler-News, . Fargo, -» WANTED-—Second .hand. -household goods. ... M. E..Ibertson. : e ———— Hello,-boys.and girls. .. Hear .that ::: Bemidji-Ploneer. Office Supply school . bell?. - Don’t start. for. sehool | ¢ DUOFe” - without. a NEW..BEMIDJI lead pen- £ #3444 KK XK X KKK KXY cil. . It’s the best nickle pencil.made. [+ - ‘Subscribe:'for the Ploneer..>- ¥ Any store in town sells (SRS TS ST SRS L 22 If Mr. Buckman could accomplish the above during his first term is it not reasonable to expect that he can accomplish a great deal more at this time for his district, having the ad- vantage of four years’ experience at the national capitol?—Little . Falls Transeript. ‘market &t 50 ‘cents=and 7§ ‘cents each. Bvery ribbon -sold for ‘76 cents... guaranteed.- -Phone: ~orders :;Promptly Alled. Mail. orders givea the same.careful attention as when: .-you appear in.person.. -Phone.31. FREKRKKK KK RXKF KR * PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES */ | KK KKKRKKREKKRKRRKK KD Town of Frohn. Buelow, A. C. . . 1.06 Bradley, W. 2.25 Belke, Fred .. 1.67 e PRICE BOOKS Business and and -the .‘‘House”: knows where t them. .The “Hduse” goes - to the:same place for' Jolinnhy-on- the-spot. printing. and stationery service. . BEMIDJL-PIONEER OFFICE:.: Phone 31:... Bemidji, Miti, - Bjella, L. T. .. Bruer, Albert Cooper, Bay C. Cooper, B. W. Colbern, John . Erickson, Ole .. Eickstadt, Betsy . Eickstadt, Herman . Felland, Ole J. ... Graff, A. C. ... George, W. E. ... Heyland, Ole T. .. Hoskins, A. W. . Haberly; William .. PHYSICIANS,: SURGEONS DR: ROWELAND :GILMORE PHYSICIANAND SURGEON Office—Miles-Block DR::E: A. SHANNON, M. D PHYSICIAN: AND. SURGEO] Office in .Maye Block . ... | Phone 396 "~ Res. Phone 397" ‘DR.:C. R. SANRORN:.i PHYSICIAN -AND.. SUBGEON Office—Miles Block 'DR. L. A. WARD.. PHYSICIAN AND:SURGEON: i Haesly 0. s B Advertlsers; w}})o want the best) &sults HTSIOAN AND: SURGEO N aily-Pioneer-Saturday; Dee.{always_patronize. The. Pioneer: ‘They know, by-experi-|- oS BRAINERD MAN. 11th.- See pictures-at -the| ence,-that it-has-ne-equal:inithis sectiofi-of the country-as| . Bemidy, Mtmty ON'EVE‘OF OPERATION New Grand Monday, Dec. 13.1an advertising mediumz - DR. E. H. SMITH. .. PHYS!CIAN,AND. SURGEON » e " Offieé- Security Bank' Block - E. A. Spohn Finds Relief. With First] o Dose of Remarkable Remedy for Stomach. DRS. WARNINGER & HOEY LICENSED VETERINARIANS* Phone 209~ - Bemidji, Minn~ DRAY: LINE - TOM SMART.. DRAY. AND TRANSFER Safe and Piano Moving..... Res. Phone 68 818 America’Ave. E A. Spohn of Brainerd; Minn.; R Office_ Phone_ 12 No. -2, was ‘80 dnngerouly thnt ‘his physician -declared he could not live unless he was operated upon. L I v E R Y He feared-an operation and in seek- DENTISTS. - Begin today. Be an optimist in regard to the Christmas season. Buy early. Buy at home. Mail early. There are only -fifteen- days for shopping before ‘Christmas. - THE NEW ARMORY: Bemidji: has ‘made application for a new -armory -for the Bemidji naval militia. The state will appropriate $15,000, the city will donate a site, | and it is up to the citizens of Be- midji-to raise $2,000 by popular sub-| scription in order to secure the build-| ing. The building site will prob-| ably be at the end of Fourth street, | on Lake Bemidji. No better invest-| ment could be made by the citizens of Bemidji. According to the Kelliher: Journal, there has been splendid order:in the Ielliher school -during: -the past week. No faces have been bandaged for toothache or big boys:sent:home for talking out loud. Since the Kel- liher teachers have been taking a course in athletics ‘and become ex- perts at bowling the boys. have been afraid of getting their heads knocked off. The Chicago . Herald, after taking a poll, reports that twenty-one: Demo- cratic .congressmen favor ‘a revision of the tariff at this session of con- gress. These ... twenty-one, - joined with the Republicans,, can control the house. . CON%}%};SSSMAN’ SB;ALUE 0%, HAS :ACCOMPLISHED C. B. Buckman of Little Falls is a candidate for congress' from the JAMES L. POSUE-, : ing away out he.tried Mayr's. Won-{] . BUE s i h . THROAT |DRED: L. ST, N, derful Remedy, It succeeded, . . . . DENTIST: strAel::hi:‘:w:;:g: Vsa!.ned back his 4th St..and Mississippi Ave. Office..in- Wiater -Block. “I thought I would-let ‘you know |} Phe W JOAR DR. ‘32T TUOMY, how I 'was: benefited by Mayr's Won- hone 164-W - Res. 164-R: DENTIST - derful Remedy. I took. it some.time GibbonssBlocka:» Teli 230 North:of Markhani-Hotel : ago. It did all that you claimed it would do. I was 8o bad that the doc-{ - = FRANCES VIVIAN VOCAL -TEACHER. . tors told me I could: not live without. Phone .311-W. an -operation, -but. I did not have one and I don’t think I shall ever need 1110 Bemidji. Ave. Bemidji, Minn. DR. F.J. DARRAGH - one now. I have felt no signs of gall OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN stones-since I took your treatment/’ Mayr's Wonderful Remedy-gives per- Specialist of ‘Clironic Disedses All ikinds~of-legal «blankws i Free-Consultation ~- manent: results.for:stomach; liver-and intestinal ailments: .Eat as much.and - ' | Day'and Night“Calls Answered PHONE' 31. fth St “Markhim Hotal, Phone 105, First. National. Bank.Bldg. . Graduate,the Palmer. School.of... hourss, . 10-12,,1:30 _ Phone 406-W. - 16-INGH SLABWOOD- FOR-SALE-- Softwood..$2.00 per load. . Hardwood. $2.50'per-load- Bemidji - Mfg.-Co. Phone 481 BIANK OFFICE- Secm"ltrsfl'fl Blag~ whatever you like. . No more distress after eating, pressure of gas in the stomach-and around the heart.-Get-one. bottle of your: druggist: now and try it on an absolute,guarantee—if not satis. factory money will be returned. . Yes,“you can-buy-them-iat-almost revery o "“store.n town and Some “stores out’ of ‘town; '&é e e ’ mThaymzfive <cents:apiece, and when.you:buy.. oA Y % a NEW BEMIDJI for'a nickle, “you—get-your *wfl“.?fi’?.wfl i%.".'. e moneys worth.,. Just isay “NEW“BEMIDJII” to-your merchant.::. Helll know.: - Where . they:: sell’ém. - Pk —-ATTEND—= - Bemidji Business:Gollege Day and. Night: Barker's Drag and deweley-Stare S. T. Stewart’s Gmefy Store Send Her As YOUR | | Messenger .- HROUGH her, you can dosmsch— with Red-Crogs-Christmas Seals. Ehegoesiatothe homes of the un- fortunate inyourcommunityandhelps ¢conquerTuberculosis, EveryRedCroage... Chriotmas Seal you buy helpa to save the sick and to-prevent infection. Use RED: 'C CHRISTMAS:* i onmmhln‘mmllorw. 1f you casaot got Red Cross Chrigimas Seals In your O L Your city property:with Clayton C.-Cross Markian' Hotol:Bellding .. -FOR-SALE.OR RENT™