Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 24, 1916, Page 4

SRR | 6 o cm ore or mmseenos §§55{§;5%‘%§3§5%‘§‘3§§afi£? it Ave was: etarred 1o oty s it Lyean. “Naya’ was bsent,. B'ounuult. bld for. the ! Wmts Wi MINN., AUG. 7th, 1916. City co\n’mfli met-at 8 o'clock P. M. Ph;’lllpnl of J. : aminutes. - 350000, ar sccupation. of Borramias have Bemidji Ave. repaired from 10th Minutes of the last regular meeting |€nue during construction of a certain |to 13th streets, and turnpiked tram 12th | count files, shannon files, wire bas: Fall Suits and Coats, Crepes and Velvets, House and afternooq es, Misses’ and Chil prices at Goods and Silks, Georgette ner’s Corsets and Brassieres. &r. : *Elec. Lt. & Power: Cd., 492.18 VI . Elec. Lt. P B pumping ane 5 dresses in gingham and per- ‘T S cale at greatly reduced were read and approved.: ed were on motion and second allowed; Pay roll, month July ... 1,068.38 | well Louis Shadiow, !wesmn sprinkling contrnct. July 209.00 Street gang, labor to date. . 316.26 Fred Petrie, boarding paupers te L ii.ile 58.00 26.76 Dress War- ....... .. 80,00 city engr, 16.00 John Malo; 20.25 station July 141.48 inn. Elec. L light city on Summer Goods, Waists, lamps street arches . .. 6.30 Middies, Muslin Underwear, Yishens Pk B e B 1 dress- o ;e dren,s . ‘ n . 4935 W. S. Nott & for fire dept. .. 26.00 *6.60 bath houses . 62.00 W. M. ‘Evarts, plat: neering dep 4.30 A. L. Collard, N .70 sanitary sewer contract. 2,414.45 Goodman & Loitved, estimate on paving contract ..... 2,329.60 Goodman & Loitved, coi i THE BAZAAR at the Baptist lawn social Friday eve- 1d824 UNCLAIMED LETTERS AT BEMIDJI POSTOFFICE | ning.—Adv. List of »dvertised letters “Un- Baked beans and Boston brown claimed” at Bemidji, Minn., post-| bread on Fridays and Saturdays only. office for week ending Aug. 21, 1916: | Mrs. Belle J. Brown, 1024 Doud Av- Men—G. F. Baldt, M. Matt Berg, Jas. | enue. Phone 732.—Adv. 2d824 Clark, Mr. C. A. Cochran, Wm. Coyle,| ~ Ice cream and cake at the Baptist H., R. Curtis, Mr. Walter DeRosier, | church Friday evening.—Adv. d824 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Discher, Mr. C. F. —_— Fastman, Mr. Einer Eidem, Mr. H.| e e oo ofe ofe ofe ofs ofo ofe ofe ofe ofe oo oo ofe ofe oo o H. Harding, Russel Heath, Mr. Al- bert Hath, Mr. Patrick Henry Hub- bard, Tom Iwers, Mr. John S. John- son (2), Mr. Fred Knowlen, Mr. J. E. Lawshe, Fred Lafave, Leonard Martin, A. Morall, John Motly, Halv- don Selness, Mr. Iver Solo, Robert E. Smith, James Todd, C. Tronsdahl, Mr. Krank Watson, Mr. J. A. Wil- liams. Women—Miss Bessie Ander- son, Miss Ella Anderson, Mrs. H. M. Hanson, Miss Julia Horton, Bertia Shillits, Miss Mamie Newman, Mrs. Lars Olson, Mrs. Theo. Payment, Mrs.-C. M. Rogers, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Miss Val von Wurden, Mrs. A. Wil- liams. THE DAIRY FARMER. By fattening dry cows the fat content 1is temporarily raised when the cows come fresh. ° It is well to fight shy of the dairy cow that is offered for sale cheap these days. At best she is probably good only for beef. The thermometer must be used as regularly in the dairy during the summer as during the win- ter. The value of a calf depends on the productiveness of its mother, especially in grade cattle. Cow testing helps to build up a profitable herd quickly because heifers can be selected from the best cows. R e e e o o o o ADDITIONAL WANT ADS The band will give a concert on Too Late To Classify the Baptist church lawn Friday eve- | (XA oung Eirl to help with ning at 7:30 at the ice cream socal. | poygework. 1014 Beltrami avenue. 1d824 3;1826 George Shepnerd is expected to re- turn Saturday from a several weeks' trip to Minneapolis and Duluth. +++++++++++++‘l‘+++++++++ P R TR R R R R R —Adv. Mina A. Myers. Hair dressing. e mo‘nmA!cB !oe_haai_“ = n Ordinance expressing the intent an Switches made from combings, $1.50. | A%, Ovdinance Gy B Wy Ul Troppman Block. Phone 112-W.— %corpouuon of Beltrami County, Adv. 12d96 esota, to avall itself and take g advantage of the provisions of Chap- e e ot the Giuaeal aws, ot s o 3 Social—M. B. A. lodge at I. 0. O. F. n‘.,,.;, a.’:gmfl.&?,on the unmuz embrace o »] hall tonight. Ice cre;m and 1(:1&3‘(;4' 354 dsciaren o"be -’rnx Diatriot of — o f Minnes O D Farkery oo = Aav. % B Bouncil of the City of Be- midil, do ordain: c. 1. That the City of Bemidji is o Municipal Corporation af - Beliam: OO O AR LA A A AR AR Be sure and eat ice cream and cake Subscribe for The Pioneer i When a leg of lamb is “just right,” when it has that“tasty,” appetizing fla- vor, when it is juicy and of just the proper age, it is an ideal meat for a "company dinner. We will sell you just that kind of a leg of lamb, and give you honest wexght at honest prices always. PALACE MEAT MARKET Phone 200 tion walks and curbs . .. 208.00 Pioneer Pub. Co., official lications .o 33.00 Pioneer Pu stationer: .. 13.01 Ordinance No. 83 ding for cer- ain territory in the Gity to be deemed nd declared to be, a park district of STORE 00000000 A schnul Shnes County, Minnesota, having a population of less than ten thousand (10,000) in- habitants. Sec. 2. e sire of said City of Bemidji to adopt and take advantage of the provisions of Chapter 486 of the General Laws of the State of Minnesota for the year 1909 and to have the territory included within_the City Limits of said city deem- ed and declared to be a Park District of the State of Minnesota to be known asm‘P’\rk District of the City of Be- Séc. 3. Before this ordinance shall take effect it shall be submitted to the qualified_electors of this city at a spe- clal or general City Election and rati- fied and approved by a majority of all those voting on the proposition. i Introduced and read the first time July 10th, 1916. Second reading July 24th, 1916. Third reading August 7th, 1916, Passed and declared carried by That it is the intent and de- the following aye and nay vote: Ayes, Moberg, Lahr, Bailey, Smart, Philippi, Ervin, Miller, Lycan. = “Nay,” none. Ab- sent or not voting, Foucault Approved August 12th, 19 CHAS. W. VANDERSLUIS Mayor. For the boys and girls is the subject which confronts the average household for the com- ing few days. For a moderate priced shoe, and one within the reach of all we have the Diamond Brand All solid leather and a neat looking shoe. We £ recommend this brand for a school shoe that combines quality, ‘style and moderate price. Chippewa Shoe For the boy as well as a full line for men in 6- nch, 8-inch and 10-inch. Educator Line For men, women and children. Knapp’s Shoe Store AT Attest: GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. 14824 FOR RENT GUNS AND TENTS AT REASONABLE PRICES We still have a few of those good low price ROBIN HOOD SHELLS LEFT. Better pick out yours while the picking is good as we are unable to get any more of these shells and they are going fast. If you are going to do any more building or repairing, now is a good time to get the necessary tools, hardware and paint. Our stock is large and complete. Below we give a bargain list containing many useful articles at very low prices. Look these over and you will be convinced of their worth, Weekly Bargain List One 18-inch saw arbor, suitable for sawing short wood .$2.75 One 14-inch circle saw for this One 7% barrel, oval, galvanized stock watering tank _ $10,00 One 17-inch No. 3 farm good malleable range with high closet and reservoir, slightly used but a rare bargain oG $30.00 portable blacksmith forge, just the thing for a far- AU BEMIDJI ASTONISHED BY SIMPLE MIXTURE Bemidji people are astonished at the INSTANT action of simple buck- thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL removes such surprising foul matter it relieves almost-ANY CASE of con- stipation, sour stomach or gas. Be- cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, a few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stom- ach trouble. City Drug Store, drug- gists.—Adv. - 500 feet %-used wire cable, good for stump pulling, 5¢ One 1% pipe puller, a handy tool for the well digger $1.00 One $18.00- - double - suction washing machine, used but in good order . . .. $10.00 1 water power washing ma- chine, slightly used but a bargainidn hicligert ~.$8.00 combination vise and anvil 1 1 Huffman & l]’lnag FURNITURE AND ¢ IIIIIEIITAKIIG H N. MoKEE, Funeral Director Phone l1l-W or R 200 ft. 2nd hand chain_ One 4-horse evener G. E. Battles “Home of Good Hardware”" Bemidji, Minn, fllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIII T new building was approved. City clerk was nstructed to mverllsa The following bills. after being audit- | for bids to open Doud Ave. from I strect to the connection’ with the EI- | Attest nccordlnx to plats on file wlth city enginee Matter of mdinl alley between 4th . 1d Hemnants Remnants!! Commencing Saturday Aug. 26 Phone 47 englneer for adjustment. moyed and seconded that the|the Ploneer store. Street commissioner. was instructed to = to 16th streets soon as possibl 0th | moved we adjourn. Adjourned. g Approved: GEO. STEIN, ¥. 8. LYCAN, office. u?lty Clerk. Pres. Calicos, ginghams, percales, dress goods, outing flanels, lawns, muslins, in fact every sort of material. Rem- nants are ends of bolts, from 1 yard to 8 or 10 yards, sometimes more in one piece. All can be put to some good use. Marked to Sell On Sight--- Way Below Regular Be here ‘Saturday morning to share in these bargains. Pin tickets, labels, string tags anc red and gold seals are things sold ay” be returned | there in all sizes and colors. A tele- A quorum being present. mutlng ‘was | none. { called to order by Pres. Lycan, Ordlnmce No. 84, an ordinance _to |unopened: Carried. & Mol Oall relg:}am hvshhl;la- and vehicular traffic drthze :l? :n'gln?er‘wll (nstrueudm to | phone call, number 922, will bring mLr’np%‘er:wdafl:}eémprl":-l:‘:xmgual!‘ge;' ':;:e st e Of Bemidil was read |G B e WWhlie Woys (he same | What you want while you wait, e 3 e, Lahr, Bailey, Smart, Phillippi, Ervin,|: Miscellaneous. fojhe furnithed tieisity oouncllias. soon : 5 > Miller, Lycan. Absent, Foucault. H. French in the sum of Card indexes, letter files, simple m‘. No further business appearing it was|Kets and every kind of legal enve- lope file may be seen at the Pioneer The prices are less than what Twin City stores ask. They have them D 5 w Bemidji, Minn. Faae- P ® Phone 850 Women's and Misses Suits Suits of Wool, Poplin, Velour and Coats of Corduroy and novelties in sizes 14-16. Coats that sold to $7.50. Final Clearance of the present season’s ‘Women’s Outer Apparel This affords you women an opportunity, who want a high class garment. for a very small price. Every gar- ment should go in this final clearance. Women's and Misses’ Silk Suits Suits of taffeta, Gross de Londre and satin in black and navy colors. Suits Suits that sold formerly to y that sold formerly to $65 - Final Clearance $11.05 Final Clearance $7.05 Misses’ Coats $35.00, Final Clearance $9.75 Final Clearance $3.95 Take advantage of this " Low Price On Wash Dresses Dresses worth up to $10 at $3.98 These are the dresses you should buy, the values are extraordmary This assortment comprises imported voils, pure linens and etc., in sport and tailored styles. : Final clearance $3.95 Our new Fall apparel is arriving daily, Suits, Coats, Gowns and Dress- es in the most desirable models for the coming season. newer ideas. 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