Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 30, 1916, Page 2

P R “erx The. Bemidjiz=Daily Pioneer THE BEMIDII PIONELR PUB. CO. « FRblishaxs and Proprietors. F.'G. NEUMEIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 Entered at ghe post ‘office at: Bam{d{l, Minn, ‘as’second-class matter under' .Ct of Congress of March 8, 1879. Published every afternoon éxcept Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con-~ tributions. | Writer's name must be +anown to' the editor, but not necessarily 'for publication. Communications for the Weekly Plo- neer should reach this office mot later ,than Tuesday of each week. to ILsure *publication in ‘the current’ issue. " Subsoription Rat One month,by: currie! One year by carrler. Three months, postage pald. 8ix months, postage pald. One year, postdge paid.. . Fhq /Weekly Pioneer. * Eight pages, contalning a summary of the news of the week. Published every hursday and sent postage pald to any ddress for $1.60 in advance. SRR KR KRR RN N RN R * * The Daily Pioneer receives % wire service of the United" 4 Press: Association. ® [ R EEEEE R R R R R R R R R R * * * * *.& PAPER REPRESENTED FCR FOREIGM ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO “wANCHES iN-ALL TH# PRINCIPAL CITIE® REJECTS ADVERTISING It is practically a daily occurence for the Daily Pioneer to receive ad- vertising copy from outside parties and concerns which is in direct com- petition. with local merchants and professional men. During the past year the Pioneer has rejected nearly $3,000 worth of such advertising. Why? Because Bemidji merchants pay taxes here, support our schools, boost our community and make it possible for the citizens to live in the “best little city on the map.” The Pioneer believes that it is un- fair to place competition, which does not do a single thing toward the up- keep of this community, in the way of the loyal home business houses. The Dakota Advertising Agency recently mailed us a check with in- structions to run an ad for a doector specialist. We returned the check and told them that 1t was not ac: ceptable. The check came back with a letter. Here is the letter: . DAKOTA ADVERTISING AGENCY Incorporated Aberdeen,. South Dakota March 13, 1916 Pioneer, Bemidji, Minn. Gentlemen: Yours of March 10 in re Dr. Doran advertising received.and we kindly call your attention to the fact that you are, of all the papers of Minnesota, the only one who has made any objections to this adv. Please look to the columns of the Du- luth papers and down to Albert Lea and you will find Dr. Doran’s adver- tisement in certain intervals in all of them. dd As to your objection not toshurt your local physicians it seems !that: you have not read our copy but only the head of it. If you will be kind enough to read the copy carefully you will easily find out that Dr. Doran does not appeal to any of your local doctors’ patients but ONLY to such patients who are throughjwith| the local doctors anyway and;there- fore you do not hurt your local:doc- tors the least bit but on the -other hand you save many of your readers a trip to Minneapolis. Further as the paper is read’ in many outside towns it brings people in to town who probably -otherwise never would come ‘to Bemidji. and thus your local business men .are profiting to a certain extent. Please consider the other side of the question, too, and we fe¢l sure that you will come to the same¢7 ¢y clusion as all the other - editors, namely, that this-ad is not:husting your local physicians any butvsims ply adds that mueh more to the b=l ferent business interests in your-city. Truly yours, Dakota Advertising Agency, ‘We note that the above mentioned: contract was accepted by other-par pers in Bemidji. very 'BELTRAMI" COUNTY (Note—The following article was written by -Bueford M. Gile! for, ghe.| |l Northern -Minneseta -Magazine.) While a man-is-: moving from one place to ano;he5 _other questions besides. those of soil, elimate, -water and location occupy: a great part of his thought., When, a man seeking-a new location comes to Beltrami county-and: gets off the train at Bemidji, the .county seat of Beltrami county,- he may.go out in. every direction and see the soil fol himself. He may-see crops of clover: yielding four tons to the acre; may-see fields of oats yielding fr 5'to 75 bushels; wheat yielding fros 40 to 50 bushels; rutabagas yielding from 10 to:15 tons to the acre; potar “.toes yielding 250 bushels; all:of these'} things he may come and see for him- self; he-ecan sample the water nnd‘ find-out-about.the weather from the weather records. There' are:many:other things that any ‘tan ‘wishes:to knowchefore h “dpetidsilis’good-money ard time look- ing tosthe ithings! mentioned nh"“‘; ‘We will tell: you: about thiése other{and is willing#o wonk tmi still things as they exist in ~ Beltrami’ county. In the first place, do not think the county is all a wilderness. To be sure there are-thousands of acres, not yet settled-upon, but:iti'would be an unnsuel ‘sircumstanceito find a loca- tion where the- nearest neighbor would -be: more -than- a mile away. Here and there and everywhere are farms ‘having from:10' to- 75 acres of cultivated land: - ‘A network of state i{roads- lead to-the:: market: -center. These market centers:furnish a splendid output :for all:produce. : The -stmerchants are. wide awake,:progres- sive and spend their time, and in many cases,.some money.in:working for the mutual interest of the farmer and.the merchant. Do not think that.churches | and schools are -net--already establ}ahed in Beltrami county. The schools, in many cases, surpass those;to.be found in' Southern Minnesota. . There -are splendiu high schools and a great many of the rural distriets.have con- solidated schools. The state main- tains .an ;experiment farm:in North- ern :Minnesota and-the .state assists the high school at Bemidji in main- taining an agricultural department.’ From. these, and..other . sources| -the [’ farmer, who desires i, may get ad- vice concerning the management .of | the soil, the.clearing of land, or as- sistance in_obtaining local seed, or in disposing of anything he’ may raise. The Farmers’ -Institutes are held in Bemidji twice per year; meetings, are held in.the rural school houses during the fall; nearly every commu- nity around Bemidji._has a farmers’ club, which.meets once per month, so that the social life in this community: is something like it should be, and the harmony and good.. fellowship which exists among all the people would put many older commun!ties to shame. This is not all, the twenty-five farmers’ clubs have been doing things; nearly every community has its.telephone line;. there are ' four, hundred farmer names in the fele- phone, directory for the city of Be- midji. -, Besides this rural mail routes lead out into the country in every direction. +To the man who has, at least, one thousand. dollars capital, good health GLYCERINE AND BARK fuin +PREVENT s APPENDICITIS The simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler- i-ka, astonishes Bemidji people, Be- cause Adler-i-ka acts.on BOTH,lower and upper bowl, ONE SPOONFUL re- lieves almost-ANY CASE .of constipa- tion, sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses, often, relieve or prevent ap- | pendicitis., - A. short treatment helps chronic. stomach . .trouble. The IN- 'STANT, easy . action of Adler-i-ka is astonishing.. French & Co., ;drug- gists.—Adv. T S'CupldUp o Date™: .contemplating. |} Reel 1. Special Auntle—(Talkmg to neph- are dlsgracmg the wholé nily’ You ought to go:to i) ‘have you tosay?t! | Ne ew—-”l don’t ' know, I I'm sure.- I. guess -cupid | must have- shot me wlth a ‘machine gun.”’ aters a JNGUBATORS E | E I It is purely.automatic and you can’t make a mistake..... mutak the ]amp ing and. tu?;li’the eggs & day s N mmgwous kn .edge Aney I tpaucc uckeye, ... | ‘Absalutely. guaranteed to hatch every hatch- | able egg. hedfl { One:Reel Featmq.f Clubman—-“Say ol f‘ph], iI'm to hear ‘Q HWhy \dld»yom-wife Pal--*“Qh, force of hab t, I guess. Yplf know she was ll acook befope Imarried her.” ‘the” Movies e 3;11‘; nttmut,whl:m for—n‘%x grown | Rl serve yol:food,tresh .whole- ! s.in, the 1 tables. iSYMONS. DAIRY .LU [0ccupied lands in Beltramt dounty of- |- fer an inviting field surrounded by a pleasant environment in which to he- come a man of meansin ‘a few years. LB R S RS RS SRS R R 8 R * {:! SBRUCE GROVE % (By Special Correspondent.) & R HK KKK KKK KK KX <4 Willam Paskewltz'.purchased a farm from C. E. Baldard, formerly lowned by T.. K:.Johnson, in m& neigbhorhood. A number-of farmers of our town attended the sale of William Paske- witz held in Grygla Monday. A party of young folks consisting of ClansaLMynlg and Otto Knutson, Catherine Durand, Alvilda and Ed- win Thronson and Myran Abbott were guests- at-the: Paskewitz home Sunday. : E. J. Munch-and William Paske- to bring a carload of cattle, some registered, which were recently pur- chased. Old Uncle, however, still has a few drops of red blood left. B I - :Thousands,.of -women_ who, are now Blessed, with robust health canngt un- derstand why - thousands of - other women_continue to worry and .suffer from ailments peculiar to women when they:icari obtain .for-a trifling sum-Dr. Pierce’s Favorite, Prescription which will surely and quickly banish all pain, | distress ‘and misery and restore ”the - ;womanly_functions to perfect health. 'his old prescription of Dr. Pierce's, is extracted from .roots .and herbs by means.of pure glycerine and is a tem= perance, remedy. of 40 years’, good stand- ing. Women who suffer should not wa!t till a breakdown causes. prostration. ' If you.are anxious to correct the derange- ment of the delicate feminine organs, to get rid of irregularities, or that ca- tarrhal condition, to avoid pain at cer- tain times, to avercome irritability and weakness, waste no time, but gét Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription in liquid or tablet form this very day. from any medicine dealer and ~tomorrow _you will know that you are on the highway to hezlth and happiness. Write for free . 136-page book on diseases - fors women to Dr. V. M. Pierce, Bufialo, N. Y—Adv. A FREE BOOK. If you will send three dimes, or. stal-npil to pay for wrapping and mailing: an enclose this notice, Dr, Pierce, of the Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., will send you a revised copy of his Common Sense Medical Adviser, in cloth bind- ing, 1008 page efi with color plates; :-Just what. you ne accident. Treats .of Physiology, An- atomy, Sex problems, Marriage ‘rela- tions, Hygiene, Exercise, Disease and its prevention. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels, ‘SYMONS’: Dairy Lunch Formerly known as Armstrong' ; Lunch; now, under, new, owners] new management. -a-My; aim will be to always Q- am‘lmst sanitary mannqr. . A.Cup-offioffee;that?s bétter I want to welcomea ‘out [ town friends as well as ome people to dine at my fav FCH T, R 'SYMONS, Prop. Beltrami Ave., Near City Dru* Store Low Interest. Beariig Farm-Loans || .improyed farms. s lnsurance flmcmlist; 1 Lcan Insure Anything Anywherg - | Telephone 360-W. Offices « Teacher of VIOé.I i Thed Rhone 637, Call Ci 'Hlll Begl ors Not AC 113 od. £ witz left Tuesday for Fergusg Falls| | in case of_ sickness. or.|} Joss “You know it is not ap easy matf get chxldten to take medicine, and forcing ; 5 N it on them does no ‘goed; ..Most mothets *M*M’fl ’ - know.that ;aougb.medlcme. whilg palatablesshopld, contain Ho drug injygipus to the child. The great popularity of; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is .Plained by the fact, thg; lt, contains no opium or narcotic of :I kind, and at tbe same | time is 5o pleasant and agreeable 'to the i .Cbambeflam&&nfigh Remedy For,this reagon alone it js a favorite with the mothers of youn qluldren. AND HOOL -:f“NEWiBEMIDJI” -~ LEAD-PENCIL w Yes, you, can, buy them, at.almost,,. every .smmmwmmd some stores -out..of town* They are five cents apiece, and when you buy - " _a NEW BEMIDJI for.a. nickle, .you get your __moneys worthy.. . Just say “NEW-BEMIDJI*: - .-£q.your merchant, He'll know,- th;e they sell ’em. i & I e 'Wifln.‘lLScimm' s Gmuy +Otto- G. -Schwandt ¢ s o FREE, PENCI 'éEAiiFE"fiiliEéifiiéfi“s' ’if:;,; L g.‘ §§m|u’| Store meflffice “,_;mlhflur's IRAnaNo Mame fas o1 8} Bowazs wTod = i L Sul)sefl!ig'i’ék?}'l%li~ P.loneer as 4 ool en =3 I @ New Umversmes Du:tmn < GOUPON esentei by the :MIDJI PIONEER Thioor _35978e | & IO 'x 1sc; 93 i < Tlir6e Coupons Secure the Dictionary. - ; 98 I;Iow to Get It z;..':““n.{&.?;:".:.'.”;;‘gm‘.:,‘f L e s | Pk o M) ¥ Tt > o vb*_ g ORD) P wm. -z g'g 1000 f.u.. BE " & mnn-l?hr rate 98¢ it All-Dictionaries published . pre ous:to thns,yea;me qgfif of | WANTED-—An-~experienced. girl .| .. Jive towns. for general _housework, small family, good wages. Mrs. Graham Tor- rance, 421 Bemidji Ave. | WAN’I‘ED—Good girl - for general housework family of “three. No . Children. Apply No. 100, Pion¢er: i 3330 modern ronms, furnished for-light housekeeping; also house at Mill Park;-and ore i~ brooder for sale. Call phone 715-W. 4431 FOR RENT — Nine-room modern ' hiouse, 703" Minresota“AVE" T. C. Bailey, Phomne 40. tr WANTED—Good girl for general i housework Apply Cases Store. 3d331 " “FARMS' FOR’SALE. mest class land in Beltrami county, Minnesota. Lo- .. gated within 4 miles of two good, 25 acres 1n hay and s seeded to clover. ”I‘seu this 1 40,780 or 160-1 acre’tracts. This land {s"dirt cheap at $30 per_acre.”Never' Has been offered tor sale before'and at the “ price’ 'we qiiote, $20 per acre, " shonld be snapped up by those In of’ a' real snap.’ Terms of ““sale: One-half ‘cash, balance to'suit at 6 per cent interest. 'W. M. Vafl Blnckduck Minn. dtt LOST AND FOUND. e NSNS FOUND—A watch which owner can have by proving property and pay- ing for this ad. George Kirk, city hall. 34331 WANTED—To buy second hand‘fur- niture and household goods of all " ‘kinds. 'Ha Anderson. Phone 300. 6d41 FOR RENT—Two modern rooms, 1121 Bemidji Ave. 3d331 FOR RENT—Five rooms. upstairs. Phone 26-F-11. 5d331 FOR RENT-—Office'room. Security 7 State Bank. 3d41 _FOR SALE. FOR .SALE-—Tliree head horses and harness, also houses-and lots in Be- midji on” easy terms; 160 acres land at Neely’s Siding; will trade land for residence property in Be- midji. Phone ‘117, Neely’s Store, 522 First St. 5d330 FOR SALE—Seven-room house and three fifty-foot lots, corner site, cheap. Inquire B. English, Grand Central Hotel. ©3d331 FOR SALE—Four lots and six-room house, 4 blocks from city hall. Price $800. Part cash. M. A. Soper. 6d46 FOR SALE OR RENT—The Nymore House. Inquire F.”"W. Nye, Ny- more. 3d41 FOR SALE—Medium size safe, good condition. Gould’s Confectionery. a329tt g Incidentally, it is more profitable to ‘50 out and get a thing ‘than to howl because it don’t come your . |IFOR . SALE—Team of horses, weight 2,900, 8 yrs.'old. 516 13th street. 6d330 way. o - Take advantage of a want ad. ... PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS DR, ROWLAND' GILMORE “PHYSICIAN "AND SURGEON " pmue—Mfleu Block .Business and Proféssional LAWYERS GRAHAM M. TORRANCE, b LAWYER Miles Block Phone 660 DR,.E. A. SHANNON, M. D. PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON i Office in Mayo Block Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 e ‘D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second floor O’Leary-Bowser Building. DR. C, R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block | DR, L,.A. WARD ;,fPHYSICIAN{AgD SURGEON Over First National Bank " Bemildji, Minn. DR. E. H. SMITH .. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offico Security Bank Block DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidji, Minn. GARLOCK, M. D. SPECIALIST Pncttcs Limited THROAT North of Phone 106. First National Bank Bldg. ‘I remove the cause of acute and *chronic-diseases Oflce hours; = 10-12, 1:30-5, 7-to 8. . Phone 406-W. ~ DEAN LAND C0. LAND;“LOANS INSURANCE “AND Cri'¥' PROPERTY g 117 Third"St. | Gibbons- Btk - VETERINARY SURGEON ‘W. K. DENISON, D. V. M, . VETERINARIAN Phone 3 403 Irvine Ave. DRS_ WARNINGER & HOEY LICENSED VETERINARIANS Phone 209 N Bemidji, Minn. DRAY LINE TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER Safe and Piano Moving Res. Phone 58 818 America Ave Office Phone 12. DENTISTS. PALMER . DENTIST Office Phone 124, Residence 346 Miles' Block, Bemidji " | DR.-D::-L.: STANTON. - .. DENTIST Offite in Winter Block TUOMY, DENTIST DR. J. Tel. 250 ‘North of erkhlm Hotel ¢ FRANCES vIvaN. VOOAL TEACHER i U Phone 311-W. 1110 Bemidjf Ave. Bemidji, Minn. =Special -Agent— Midlan@® Insurance Co., Life, Acci- . dent ‘Heath Insurance. Agents ‘Wanted Sec.. Bank Block _ Bemidji, Minn. iilfiii’il"i!’l!i* x lwmoumoml » XXX ERK R IR R KKK D, RED LAXE RAILWAY }g Souan‘ BoUna" Arrives o%ll dAfl! excen! Snllm day pight trains to and from Twin h of Brainierd, withdrawn for r onths. ‘DR. F. . DARRAGH OSTEOPATHIC PHYIICIAN Specmlut of Chronic Diseases = Free:Consultation Day and Night-Calls Answered 111 Fifth St. Phone 949 MHuffman & 0'Leary FURNITURE AND - .o UNDERTAKING , H N. McKEE, Funeral Director _Phone 178-W or R _FUNERPY, DIRECTOR PUBLIO LIBRARY. . exeopt Sunaay, 1 to 6 p. p. m. mmv.r-fllumm' hi.--. i e pe