Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 3

FHIDAY. DECEMBER 22,7616, i I"‘Mrs, N, L. Knox and Miss Lenora | rigage at the: date’of this Ho- g e i _ | tice on account of o the of H gryd?, called on Mrs. W. 8. Fauhl Sat oo fi‘:".i::éi rngflnm .EEI.;: 08U, on BEW“JDERS €| Carol Knox was a Bemidji business |dred Forty-six.and 25-100 ($146.35) Dol : i ) 5 on Friday for a two weeks’ vacation. |six’ " 25:100: } £ { hibition pool games at th’:@ Ideal 4 ; i : Mrs. .J C. Vogler spent Sunday at veyed<by said ‘mortgage are as follows, lors all this week, was in' good for: . g Saterlee . | to-wit: | Wednesday and treated a large audi ence to an usual feat by making big run of 97 balls and in the next quatt % S Ladlh, SO20ETR y KKK KK KKK KK KK =4 o . i Telges s X Sawonn = * 1 X Klqusr ot de bt i 6% (Il 150 Persons frem Bemidii - and vil KEE KKK K KKK K KKK thwest' Quarter' of the ' Northwest ; i instituted at 'la otherwise to re- of relatives in Bemidjl a few:idays | LSt Qo m o e Tecured BY of last week. said_mortgage, or :m)l'a ‘lym't thereof. NOTICE' 1I8°' HERE] GIVEN, That A. Helgeson spent Saturday with by “virtue of the -power of sale con- his daughter, Aslaug, Who is in the |[Dyinys o oof e .2 A t 2o e e i e i oo oo (3156 1ot morfgss, sne it |||, Al those intending to visit. the..Car-| improvias. moies su pepa el nival should 7 0. Esterby of Bemidji Was the | morteaced peomcises oy Grac Crod nivatk' snou communicate at once guest .of the Dromness family Sun-}iff of ' said _Beltrami ~ County, . day. £ Mlnne;;n:. q bmg“mq't Vendug; 0 w]th Mrs. C. Moller and Mrs. T. B, Mil-| Tuesday’ the 16th day of January, 1037, : lar were Bemidji callers Saturday. at Ten o’clock m‘(the forenoon of that The hazard contest for prizes is i day'at the front door of: ‘the Court also in progress at the*Ideal and is Christmas services will: be held in |§r¥ 2%, 109 e SOPF 00 fa% Contd > W ¥ » the Pinewood church Sunday evening | County and.State, to satisfy. said in- s H E R I [t ot o st Lo the > s g R €cC. f. E. heyno contest and anybody may play in it. oes Huda Welo was & Bemldji | G55 orSatd foractostre, including the 9 Mr. Heffron, proprietor, is distribut- ) 2 visitor Saturday. ! | Fifty ($50) Dollars attorney fee stipu- ing $75 wor’th of prizeé among local . L. Tegner transacted business in|[lated in said mortgage, subject to re- demption at any time within one year \pool players during the week. Bemidji Saturday. from 'the ‘day’ of sale as provided by. law. Dated November 22nd, 1916. shot’ he made 86 balls, running o f Section Bight 1l 5 p e b B i his string in five innings, making 0. Neegard and Iver Iverson were {8, ol in” tomn ) one - Hndeed lagcs trlbutary t@s .join the Bemldll i an average of 40 balls to the shot, . business visitors in Bemidji Monday. | FOTy-jine, (149), 2 ® .14 < i : 13 ri Such lefll playill:g as this is (sel- Miss Elsie Klinger was the guest :(md)‘nonzwtieon ;:' pl': e ng has bee! Cal‘mv_al Club tO go-to St. P aul. y om seen in any city. X : ; Y ! Mr. Dowd defeated his opponent, Mr. Beach, very badly and after the pool game Mr. Dowd gave a demon: stration of fancy shots, about 25 dif- ferent ones. Dowd’s. favorite:shot:is 8ifx balls in one shot, making one in each pocket. There will be a game each afternoon at 2:30 and evenings at 8 o’clock until Sunday evening,: TR KKK EK XK KK KK SR Shect .». FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF o4 TEUTON PLANES o B O x| O\ e Martin Knutson of Willmar, Minn., G?;‘?R.P,fi??’{of As]zAxg?;?é, arrived Saturday for a visit with his s filfi%ndfla' Minnesota. brother, Thomas, and . family ' of Aot ] 4 Aothen, oo y s Three Days Cash Sale apgfi;&wvg&nlé'sdg?o:t the i'.'.'e’:{?;’i : ""msmyi FRIDAY and SATUHMY home. at W. G. SCHROEDER’S ] [] : the Saloniki front snow is reported : Minn., is visiting friends in this city | . V; L- Luepkur expects to have his visit frlel_uis for a few days. * ing for a play to be given after Mrs. E. G. Munsch and son spent to be falling, accompanied by rain. g 9 3 - Don’t worry about the H. C. L. but for a few daya, wood saw in running order this week Christmas. BROUGHT "DOWN (By United Press) Paris, Dec. 22.—An official dis- patch today says four German aero- planes were brought down pn the Somme front last night, - otherwise there was a lull in the fighting. On given. during the course of the even- ing after which a delicious lunch was served, "Peter and Anton Wold left for Big Fork Monday morning where they will attend to business matters for a few days. Mrs. Anton Johnson of Woodside, Tuesday evening at the George Dan- iels home. SI.87 WHEAT HINTED ] L 'Pr Ohelstianson went to Big ;:e::l; smow has hit rtll;ee;veoroy% plles R A see what you can do with a little money at this store.;i IN GREAT BR"‘A N Fork Monday where he will spend a sawing by hand. § MEAT DEPT. Charles Paskewitz and Thomas short time transacting business. Knutson spent Monday in Grygla on business. A party of young folks spent Sun- : Mrs. Gust Larson went to Minne- < > o apolis last evening where she will day at the Paskewitz home rehears- R (Beef'Cuts) . Pork Loin, whol Sirloin and Porter House half s 16¢c. at . . . . . 18 20c i ) SPUR . x 1 Round Steak . . . 18c Pork Shoulder . . 16¢c KRRk R Rk kxR oy o HORNET Pork Steak . . 18c: The funeral of Carl Vogelquist was ol FEER XK KKK Shoulder Steak . . 15¢ Little Pig Sausage 20c M5 for eight bushels). h T Yogolg There has been no school in the agge sagl ¥ ! t ‘| held at his brother’s house at Far- ; Pot Roasts . 121-2¢ 15¢ Bulk S 7 h Sund, H rictid Murray district this week on account I ln ea ac es . > ul ausage . . 15¢ ‘ AMERICANS 0N y‘glrsoonld ay. He was nineteen gf bthl;a ‘teac}xek.r's, Mrs. Cossentine’s Rib Boiling . . . 10c Hamburger Steak 15¢ y aby being sic! R X 1 . . L G. Haycraft of Solway was a vis-] Carrie Stene arrived home from stopM! Choice Bulk Mince Meat per pound . . 121-2c: Oh, the awful agony! No words can de- TORPEDOED VESSEL| "“W:'r. Biskety ‘nas ‘sotd nis torm | Peliote Thursdey might. -~ " scribe the suffering. Your brain.seems like an’x} hhashmoved to his.farm at Sn:llr. Friday to visit friends. e thermometer registered 40 de- Al _| a ball of fire, you skull ready to crack, a (By United Press) grees below zero here yesterday | duok on Satarday - weves Horaas | thousand laminers veat your cyotais, Men | ‘Washington, Dec. 22.—The Amer-| morning. .| Thom and family, Mrs W. B. Mur- to insanity and suicide by headache’s ‘con. 1hip consul at Malta reported to the A number of families gre confined ray, Mrs, Paul Pe'ltler 'Mr. an'd Mrs tinued torture. atate department today that the|to their homes with the measles. S. fiy Ellis, Ojetta BOS'El’t ‘Nick Jen: And all this suffering is nseleu‘; Heindnfire British steamer with six Americans| An Xmas entertainment will belson, John Thullen, Myron Shoop, J. Ilgir?:tl)l!-n?n5’;‘;:1‘;:g%’u:«‘:f?:’:n;rte;{hn’to&h; aboard had been torpedoed. No Am-|given by the school at the school|E. and J. D. Bogart ?.%"1 trouble can be directly traced to the stomach iseriean lives were lost. The attack [house Dec. 22, Friday evening, all| S i i or liver. Headache powders are dangerous, i8 ' said to have been made without | welcome. they weaken the heart and only give tem- ~qarnlng. . [ porary relief at most. , . Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures KKK KKK KKK KKK KK * CHOOL NOTES : i- London, Dec. 22.—President of the Board of Agriculture Prothero-an- . neunced at a Guild hall meeting of i ‘tl.rmers today that the government posed to fix 60 shillings as the s tatract price for a quarter of wheat KRR KKK KKK KKK x EEEEERERE KKK K KKK We have “Blue Ribbon” Steer Beef for Xmas at; surprising low prices. A large supply of chickensfrom . . 16c¢ to 20c , Oysters o Standard . . .. 50c Extra Shucks. . §5¢ NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- OCLOSURE SALE KKK EKK KKK KKK KKK Dorault nas been made in_ the terms| relief will surprise you. The stomach and x TURTLE LAKE *|of that certain mortgage made and exe-| bowelsare toned up—poisonous matters are ¥ % %K KK K KKK KKK KKk x|cuted by Martin W. Castner and Louise| auickly removed, the blood is cleared and Castner, his wife, mortgagors, to P. O. made richer and you feel better in every way. Dr. Johnson made a professional | Unumb, mortgagee, bearing daté the 9th| . Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea can’t visit in this town Thursday. day of November, 1911, and recorded help but benefit you. It is composed in’the office of the Register of Deeds of oniy the Doreat roots, hethe and headaches by removing the cause. The speedy KELLIHER S L R E R E R R E R R RS R 8 Maxine Stalling visited school Fr day. i lly compounded after . Clara and Alex Thorp enrolled in|_Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Wentworth, |of Beltrami County, and State of Min- bk ot e Jod after the Seventh grade thispweek, Messrs. 0. W. Olsen, Walter Carlson [nesota on the 10th day of November, & Yabnla, over' s “f““";‘““ o N 1 and Erick Jacobson visited Sunday]1911, at two o'clock P. M., in Book “13” l)rgx)mvnttlledmgglslsqn get a package Louise Weiner and Harold Thorp » Y lof Mortgages, on page ~ 416 thereof,| today. Whenyou do nced it you'll want it joined the list of pupils in Miss|at M. W. Butler's. which mortgage was thereafter assigned | badly. It comes in two forms—teaand toblets —Price only 38 _centa. Be sure to ask for Brondby’s room this week. Mrs. Amuel Pratt i3 on the sick %i“ynrgttgfll‘,gg?flfg%fg ) o m‘;’,}?“.‘.’;’.’.! Hollister's. Youw'll n+7er be with- | The regular monthly examinations | list. andria, of Alexandria, Minnesota, a pri-| Out itafter one triul. ere given in the upper grades this| Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wentworth left f;{fi 3‘;;1’0;*;(1&1‘1;" “i‘gneg,g ll}ated P the For sale by eek. Monday for Hines where they will pelaat s 800, xes ; School closes for Christmas vaca- corded in the office of the Reglster THE CITY DRUG STORE, visit during the holidays with rela-|of Deeds in and for said Beltrami L Noverber. 1536, st e srelock B 28" Frank Struck of Odessa is visiting |in Book “30” of Mortgages on page his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Locke. : 161 thereof, whereby the power of sale a f,':-a'“flf, mbt;rtnze contaumed n’}"l‘:’ gt rec- e o mea— § COJ % cqnt seats in the lower grades a5 | 4 4 % % 4 & % % % % & % K & K| 12 o on sald maroars ot ths Hers cqnsequence. * PLEASANT VALLEY 4 ]of this notice on account of_ principal Rev. Coates, a former pastor in N L E T EE T s T T the sum of Twelve Hundred ($1200) Kblliher, visiter school Monday ,and Dollars, and on account of interest the E = Pve th,e upper grades a plza,slng The Literary soclety met Friday 3‘3"1'00"’<3's'§ sg“'i‘?'fid Nigegitwo ot ‘ : 8id Instructive talk on life and pres- | ©Vening at the home of F. V. Gard-| 4,00 (His date boins the mem oF ‘ont ; § ) MOW TO GET IT ALMOST FREE ner. A program was given and:the|Thousand, Three Hundred Ninety-two|| Clip out and present . _consecutive daily coupons, or one Sunday coupon, like the ent duties. ¥ abov ether with 1 price of i County Superintendent of Schools | f0lloWing officers elected: Presi-|and 89-100 (§1,892.89) Dollars, and that b e . % towsther with ouf special price of 96c. The volume is on display st office of | 5 . - [ the premises described in and conveyed B. Stewart, spent the entire after- | d¢nt, Gordon Gardner; vice : presi- |}(8 Pre mortgage are as follows, to-wits tion on Friday, Dec. 22, and reopens for work again on January 8. Measles still prevails among many of the pupils and there are many va- dent, Norman Knox; secretary, Le-| The South .Half —of the’ Nortn | ; ! i : § afon 1 sol 5 TaEk, 04 €01 oy trnsre Mo Bk [ " ki 0% M) "= The Bemldji Pioneer all; editor, Mrs. Norman' Knox, and of e” _South- K ] chsses a most interesting address. tellers, F. V. Gardner send Hdna |5t Querter (N% SWiX), of Seo- T ) S Ay COUPONS SECURE ¢ tion One (1), in Township One. Hundred Jl. ... ; 3 ’ (o] VOLUME W?slist. ot a o | ok nine, (149), Ranse Thirty one G1), AND THIS [ . Stephonie has donated to the . oHOta, an o oo . vy ot D, S B e “’,’J'gffi:}{, g has becn Instituisd Beantifully bound in rich Maroon—cover_stamped l:“fi:ld, artistic it 13 hoped that the building will be remelning gecured by said mortgage or X : inlay duln_, with 16 full-page pe traits of the s most o xx Kk x xk 3k kK kK X | B Cook, wher ht been 411 for by ORICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That : Y 3 famous singers, and complete dictionary of musical terms. NYMORE * |some time, is much better tained In said mortgage and puyssent || L 5 S s Out of Town Readers Will Add 10c. for Postage * R K KKK KKK KKK XK K| Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones.and family|to the statute in sich case made and i B R HEART SONGS 9 The song book with a soul! 400 A reception was given in honor of | were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. W.|Sioned by the sats wbire aud e forel . of the song ftreasures of the . and Mrs. Rev. Foss of Nymore | Knox Sunday. 4 premises 50 mortgaged, by the Sheriff d Friday evening at the Congreg-| Edna Wright and Gbrd;i Gardner | of said Beltrami County, at Public Ven- - world'in one volume of 500 pages. Chosen by 20,000 music lovers. nal church, who have just arrived | were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. g-‘:,z.s‘;yfh&:fi':g“w &3‘33‘:‘“‘?5?’{;‘ ; Four years to complete the book. Every song a gem of melody. n ¥his city. A short program was| N, L. Knox Sunday. e “|at 9:30 o'clock in the foremoon of that : day at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bemidji, said County and State to satisfy. said indebt- edness with interest thergon, and taxes: due, if any together with the costs of | . o : : - F— cmmg in said mofll’:fie. nubj::tbtn l:’ademl?unn - = - : Doll dk’. ] EVERY MENBRR OF ' : SR . g ' s Y : : THE FAMILY ALBXANDRIA, MINNESOTA, ; ¢ g Rt » _,' Assignee of Mortgagee. GUNDERSON & LEACH, el Attorneys for Assignee, Alexandria, Minnesota. 6td 121-16 NOTICRE OF MORTGAGE PFPORE- 3 CLOBURE SALE Default ‘has been made in_the . terms of that certain mortgage made and exe- Cantnor, tis witer morigagnra: 1o Deiae s " e, mortgagors, to Peter et s, bung fo 63| Furst Fursl Furs| and rec n 5 the oftiee of ut,.'%,fit., o ]:;):e;,tgg The Fur Season will open the 1st ra; ounty, nneso on e ighest Tith day of Ma e of December. For: the hig] 12, at eleven o'clock B . afier assigned by seid Boter © Unismb || or bring: them to ! meyer, aasismce. dated the 2na. asy”of || THO JACOB GOLDBERG HIBE & FURGO. of ‘the Register of Deeds or Belirami We will pay the following prices Jhl ol et thres"weloe B, 5, (% || or Yo nexi wo weekas 0 B REE RS BAS | ko ton. 0o 15| TheEres @ job g ment to First National Bank of Alglxl- _wolvel n{d“; from $7 down to $1 || You’ll fi“dt‘.t “,‘ PIONE“ omcl ::‘t’:l (‘:br%rfil'gl‘l.n m%ln‘ggmdf&%fl?e %l;ll; Skunks mde" fm “ down to ‘1 e A B St | Wessunk densmite 4l wonked for gait Begrenl, Sl AenrteSl | OO o and BAGE two o'clock P. M., in Book “30” of mort- Y Eagon; on page 161 thereot, wharahy‘w 112 Third x;, BEMIDJI, MINKN. O P \ for you. Situatio 7 the o o anmoemR NS0T power of sale in said come ‘operatiye. * T Defective Paage