Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 8, 1915, Page 3

About The Cityfi Jacob Kohler ieft yesterday for Big Falls on business. ¥ {Have ydur foriienreirepilied & BatgaliiSiere i init-elees ¥ at reasonable prices.—Adv. " One carload of~Pillsbury’s T:Best: flour at Schroeder's.—Adv. 341210 Coltman. Remember that 12 photographs kerup's studio. ; Phane-2339.—Adv. tf Mrs. John Noel of Northern “was in the city on business Tuesday: Old ‘rags ‘wanted'at Pioueerflmce Must be clean; 5¢ per.1b.—Adv. L 4 Mrs. Ida Ward. returned..to her home ‘at:Northome ‘yestar¢ay after a week’simisit -at-4he-Dr.. A.. Bisfend: erson home. X Mrs. James Hewis of Deer River| was in Bemidji Tuesday:on business. — Attend:-Bemidji. Business. Colege: Day and evening sessions. Mid-win: ter ferm begins January 4, 1916.— |Adv. +92841281 Mrs. A. Kaiser of Bagley is in the| 2 eity today, a guest at the Dr. R. Gil- N 7more home. Three carloads -baled, .wild and ‘tame hay at Schroeder’s.—Adv., 3d1210 Rev. Verklundvef Rb#éau will hold serviees at the A% F. Anderson home on 14th street, ¥Mhitsday evening at 7:30 o’'cleek. —— The Presbyterian ladies will hold a kitchen-and-food-sale“in the church: Saturdayi‘atternoon. Iamch 'iwill be served.—Adv. da128 Charlie Chaplin in two of his latest] { “eomedies at the Grand, tonight only. —Adv, . da128 Attorney' ‘Hallan. L. Huffman re-! turned .this morning from a business trip to Kelliher. Charles Walstedt of Hallock, Minn and Mrs. Carolina Person of Nymore were married late Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clvek, at' the- Swedish’Lutheran parsonage;7Rev. J. H. Randahl offic ciating. Charlie Chaplin. in two of his latest; y “eomedies at the Grand,.tonight only. =—Adv. 4128, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Simpkins of Tur-} tle River were among the shoppers In. Bemidji ~Tuésday. S The ladies of:the.Swedish Lutheran church will serve a Lutefisk dinner and supper at the church parlors, Cream whips at the kitchen sale, Presbyterian church, “Saturday, Dec.] Angeles, where they will spend the winter. Mr. ‘Coriger-will join them at Los Angelew it dbout aimenth. Big shipment of Mayer’s shoes for' men, women and children at Schroed- er's.—Adv. 3d1210 Room andiboard:by.:day or week. Separate it idésired. s~“Rooms modern, hot water heat::'Julia Titus, Fifth and '‘Ming.* Phone+812.—~Adv. ' 6d1216 Miss Edith Larson~of:Nymore has accepted a position as stenographer: at the Sathre-Abstract. office. Attorney J. F. Gibbons will leave i “tonight for-the Twin' Cities on :busi-| The “frst ‘quarterly -conférence of the Methodist :Episcopal, shurch will {be held in this city Friday evening, Dec. 10, at 8 o'clock. Rev. S. J. Tarrish, district superintendent, of 4 Fergus Falls,” will conduct the con- ference. +Place::yours.order:-for::wood--with N. E. Tuller.and have.delivery.made arack, $3.76; birch, $4.00 per_ cord, direct from car.—Adv. 6d1217 COLLARS 2, FOR 25 CENTS . PEABOINE CORINCTROY Y. B W.3Hannah hadsthesmidfortune #| of: breaking hissarm yestésdayi niorn- ing=swhile cranking his« automobile. Mr~-Hanneh-and-his-partner; F:- Malzahn; were going out in:the coun- try with-g party.of Jgndseekerss when the ‘accident-happened. E£ach One Good. ForA “BARGAIN- John Burquist of Nebish, one of ~{ therold dettlersin the:towirof Hegali, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness:* “Mr!* Bufruist: ‘came’ “to *“this county: eight ~years -agoi;and: states that during the past two years great /| progrens-has Been'maite:inirond buildiq ing.and.Jand. clearing. P ~Annuat ‘mieeting” of* Béltrami+€o: Agricnltural- Assegiation. wilki e hel 11 at _Commercial ¢lub rooms Saturday, “1Dee.: 11,1915/ at 2- i6'élock:--p: mi Election :af officers, .etc. G i C. F. SCHROEDER, Sec'y. «3d¥210 A number of boy friends and mem- bersiiof Mrs; M.’ F.'|Cufinifigham’s Sunday, school .class,pleassntly sur- prised Fred and Carter Cutter, who are both home: for asshoits#isit from Norwich, N. D., last evening. Among || those ipresentcwers'.J. D.'¥ Winter, i{|Maurice Witting, Day Vencent] Reine Botting;:Bale:Wdlker, Harold *|Bwisher, Jack Williams _and Edwih{ :| Simons. 3 ¢:The medicing th Jamison will cure Rheumatism;: “Piies,s Ponsilitis,” iHPitpoat and Quinsy. His erasers -moves, corn inong minute. All these, cures” are complete,without the*use| of dmife. Williliesat Hotel: «Chal> lenge until Dec. 20.—Adv. Gdlzlts ‘For.Men Behind the Pen B You Tj" of ":cdk; fi:fi of letters, hereis a new ink—in fact, two inks in one, ~We were:one of- the first 40 add*to owr* |} ] stock the newest member_of the Carter" Inx family— i+ Among the yisitors,in, Befidii terday were-A> Tarniek of Munic! PN D, A. J..Gakkp of ‘Brainerd, A: Robert BE. De Lutyyand G. E:. Go <ifroy: of Walker,,“Mrs. Rena Stewart of Benedict, F. G. Kapple of Wadena, ‘W. F. Kinnitz of Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ompson of Walker, A. CG:. Lalonde of DeeriBiver;a R. . E. pinks' of :Remer gng wnd Mrs. | R. ‘F: Lesure of Rederab+Dam. - Carter's - Pencraft . T Combined Office | and Fountain Pen| Ink We feel eure there’s a call among our friends for one ink usable in either fountain pens ot inkwells, A wonderful new flow. | [ ¥ controlleris part of the equipment of quarts, § [ pints and hal-pints of Pencraft, A slight p;:ui\:e of the finger controls. X R RK KKK KR NYMORE NEWS. * (By Specfal Correspondent.) & KKK E KKK KK KKK KK Laurence Larson, ‘Oscar Larson:and Harvey Supry returned:-to-Blaekduck:| -} Monday-~merning = where-~they-~+are. Joe Lane was- selected = delegal from the: .Congregatioual - Sund school to. represent:: Nymore: at th Boys’ congress: to:be: held at Detroit, Dec:-Fiand=10;+1916. - - oo e I R R R A gmber of Triinds teRdavedeNry. [ 9] Beirgesr atisuriiisdithis eftexnoon gt| the home of her ddughter,’Mra. W. J. [ It is interesting to know just what causes the deaths of those whom the state loses emch:iear. tuberculosis headed the list with 3,- 363 victims. Pneumonia, a close ally of tuber- cuiosisy--ieHied- 25192 ~“persons: ——Al- though the number of deaths from : preventablet.ddsdases: inileur county |y . iy is small pompared. to the total num- ber for.ihe .state; 11,078, we have: much work to do before we get our death«rate: where weémeed ‘mot be ashamed .of it. b To fight tuberculosis other preventable diseases which arel dosting us an economic loss of mik lions of dollars annually, it is neces- sary to have ammunition, and this :|is offered us in Red Cross Chrlstmad Sealsi'whieh @re-now ‘on’sale at all principal stores:;and: in postoffices, and make the very best kind of am- munition for a war against disease, They cost one cent each, and every. cent spent is a bullet in the battle for. health. | ‘Preventable . deaths - last year jm this :state::for-the::principal groups were .as _follows: i | Total-prevéntable deaths. ... 11,078 Total deaths ........ . Preventable deaths . List of advertised claimed” at Bemidji, office_for week. ending Dec. 6, 1915: Eaa——————— trom the.car,.., Jackpine, $3.00;. tam- | . Linden of Pirte¢’ River; John Bubui: * Sold in a neat box ‘ best mucilage. [It-will-last till it’s.lost. Get.yours. CONGRESS TO REDUCE TOLL CHARGES VAT ,' Palak: N ) orbitant rates some toll ilare charging. 3 duced them to a dime. Last year and tl;;‘ei acertain:end. ARYERTIEED bR i .famous “‘Treasure Island.” letters Minn., “Un o ~read the story of 7 D;ily Pibneer:%Saturday, ‘Dec. Washington, Dec.: 8.—If a ‘which Congressman W. E. Cox of In- diana has introduced becomes a law, eleven. bridges' will be under iregulation of the Interstate Commerce .ilcommission” and. will curtail: the ex- —e i New York, :Dec. 8.—Henry Ford ‘is \|classed as a “D” tipper by the bell- - |hops of the Biltmore hotel. gan with 50-cent tips: but soon re- 7o the bill the companies He be- sMt. Pelee breathes:death! “Thousands flee in terror from its white-hot spume, and’the Dec. 10.2-Adv. 3d129 | Tuberculosis . 2,366/ : B Advy a12s | Paoumate .. 1153 Eighteen years ppass; and then;suddenly, - . T ccidents . B . Mr. and Mre. B. J. Tolletson of | r® . . Conber and sof Glewm ooy ... 1,708 -the hand of Destiny-gathers up the frayed 4 Rosby were shopping and calling on'| W! eave tomorrow: morning | CLild Disrrhea i 1021 : 4 | friends. in Bemidjl Tuesday. Spokane, Seattle, Portland and Los|27H DIERer o ooooeooee LORY threads-of the tale and weaves them-to ~Here is a: story; that for strange.adven- . “ture, rivals Robert Louis :Stevenson’s “You are offered the opportunity to Neal of the .Navy written by William Hamilton Osborne, story in the I 1th. The pictures - will . be ;shown at-the -No more.temptation-to cuss thatold; dried-up muc-. lage pot==nor that-mouldy paste! ‘The B & $ Refill- able Mucilage Applier isalwaysready--alwaysfresh - ==always-clean--pneumatic feed--self closing. UST thinkhow many times you have wished for an efficient iway teeharidle mucilage. s Whether you are office man;ship~ ¢ ping clerk;iartist, stenographer, office boy, bookkeeper, child, hausewife; sacial batterfly;.country: xmercha,nt,rg banker; :school .teagher—it matters not whatyour station or work in life, :you " have wanted-this|B & S Muctlage Applier hundreds of .times— to stick ‘a‘label on a package,-a.sample to:a:.card, an ungummed stamp to an envelope,.a clipping-in your scrap book; to seal- an envelope or package;-to-mend a toy-or a torn .paper;. in fact -to make this, that, or:the other thing:stay where you: wanted it. with one collapsible tube today. The price-s-50c. : ,(New Grand Theatre Monday, Dec. 13. of r Pub. Co. < Bemiidji; Minnesota ¥ CCUPATION IS S -PURE-DRUGS = THERE ARE IN THESE C ) D UNITED STATES 50,241 SWITCHMEN, YARDMEN=FLAGMEN SIGNALING These are the people who help to make your trips on the flyers safe The, First Class Drug Store Stands Ready to Help Make Your Life’s Journey Safe “With Its Remedies, Preventatives, Palliatives, Helps and Comforts. We’re On Guard. +EiFi NETZER NEW GRAND THEATRE .The House Of Quality TONIGHT ONLY CHARLIE CHAPLIN in 2 of his Latest 2-part comedies by Essanay Co. “A. Jitney ;Elopement” and “Work” A whole evening’s entertainment for the admirers of the famous, best known and peerless comedian. Shows at 7:15-8:15-9:15. ‘Children 5c, Adults 15¢c “‘Officer 666"’ was-one of the best shows ever shown, and the man that made it so was Howard.Estabrook, also seen here in {Four Feathers’’ and ‘‘The Butterfly.”” He appears Tomorrow in “THE CLOSING NET' a5 part feature from the book" by Henry C. Rowland. 4 Reels 4 Reels - Matinee at 2:30 The Commercial Club entertains the Northern Development Ass’n., representatives at this show and 200 seats have been reserved. VAUDEVILLE—Friday and Saturday. Carmong Co., in Modern Society Dances Rex THEATRE Rex PLEASING ‘PHOTO PLAYS “TONIGHT—The three part Vitagraph feature— “THROYGH TROUBLED WATERS,” featuring é'fig'“lg sa%n lez, heroine in ‘‘The Chalice of Courage,’” support- y D ay Star Wyers. Al?io WHITEWASHING WILLIAM,” a Kalem comedy. TOMORROW—June Keith (the chorusgirl), John Lorenz (district attorney) and John H. Cossar. [traction. magnate] in.Essanay’s 3 act feature *THE OLD, SIN,” also ‘‘Bud” plays in ‘““DOUBLE B CROSSINC. MARMADUKE.” Children 5¢ —ADMISSION— . Adults 10c. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN +i» NOTICE i8 Lereby. given that this Company. will. prosecute all persons using ~iproperty .owned by it for storage purposes or the dumping of garbage ar other objecticnable matter in or upan its vacant lots. Every person here- gre used said property or any of it in ways above mentioned is “hereby notified to repair the damage s0 done and place the property in the same: clean, sanitary, cendition in which it was.prior to the time of trespass or trespasses. -Bemidji Townsite & Improvament.Go. 520_Capital Bank Buliding +8T. PAUL MINESOTA E'RE oiling -the wheels of commerce by: the best kind of printing and stationery ser- ivice. : The mmHPman line of books and forms will help you in your - business. We'll show you how. BEMIDJI PIONEER .QFFICE Phone 31 ‘Bemidji; Minn. - sl o ,,;Star.'Br,ahd ‘Typewriter Ribbons In any{color to fit any make of typewriter Each 75¢ = These ribbons ‘are fully guaranteed as the best on earth. : ; Come in neat tin boxes. i The Bemidiji Pioneer Pub. Co. - B emidji, Minn.