Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 26, 1918, Page 4

A D18 midji and suri #an old, reliable . “Company. -Splendi with' good: remuneratio) party, with or wit Al t H, Bl Ds-Man . iBeynolds & (4), ). and’ Six(6), in’ BI n “the: First Addition. to flllf' ‘of “Turtle River, 'Bel! Minnesots, ‘all that po 0f Bouth W. {!fi:{:g%uga:.“ e " ¢ ; » r il o-burmier: Blue’ flam — —_ — : " Bight aua Shian | iten 1 Dol FARMERS’ & TRAPPERS 'Quarter, W in ‘One" Hundre ‘North ‘of. ] “the “Fifth e B PR SRt e | (IR o : . ; asind e R . SEVEN L. 8 g8 Tew sue Euckenaad : e g : 138|| We are buying Hides, Furs, Wool. 'Orjginal Townsite of the tle ‘River, and in" the Fi X An -~ - = 5 i = B the" Village of Turtle. nat il ALE 4 o6 of g0od clay |} . Pelts and w. and will pay. you the full market. price. (Gontinued fom Fage:One) special guards to be ordered out to the d.ownmwn.:il:lt,rlm, =2 in sal L i e ! ¢ A Athn‘t"e" nn!' -."' 26 ire| Ninety d(Dso‘);!eefi hence Nort! ‘on’ CeIuie 1088 PSR R broke out this morning. in the G B B e P J L Py oy, exe £ - . of a British liner, the fire AR At ¢ FOR SALE- 5 meado’ | NORTHERN S50 to-the forward hold, where of}[the 26th day of April 5 . 325 p one 81 : was stored. Rumors haye it that al7#s spy plot was responsible. ** The fllre ) r :(::o ::rdysr con}rol shortly after its I kR A oty - % Mortgages on Page 209 thereof; and, - ; = i ‘Whereas, there is claimed. to. be du W, P, Dyer will give a lecture at | /P ry o e;note sue 8 ; : ( at $2I D 7the ‘Methodist church Sunday morn- a%u:; orbpro::':d?x‘x':l a?tl:v’v’:fl.’. :glt‘: st sz'nm:r S D:?vs}' ::1‘ on B. M. Gile atzl_g% P - §16 Be : < — TO THE PUBLIC — 2 " Mort, ing and Rev. A. M. Whitby of the L‘.fl‘lfié{"o}"::y“-”.‘,‘t“t:‘ to recover the|7¢ sn_‘v 233-33 ' Good teams and sleighs, careful drivers who Eknow the roads. We are prepared to-furnish first class rigs-da; use at $25 per. month; to begin Baptist - chureh will ‘preach inthe o ereof, creniss, T smatnder” of (el yy"giia) Bk b Yty oithe pE) 0] 8 CO n in church services for the day and wee p“uu““:o ;fl“ in-eald mol w_fll e the same as usual. made and proflm&“gu mortes ‘zhwm & _been; i i : % e / 8 esntate there-| paymen v E % gy ) . l'in descrt 14 by. th i "hundred - thousané | wANTED—I 5 - 4 sty e 3 Re%"?;?‘{?.m&flm this B e Botramt County, innoasts at| TR 124 O e o 8 OF od o .- or night, with or without drivers, on short notice. If yo! evanig for Fort Stelling where he] Subiic, Tondte, 10 b e ot ire Court | netipe. dus at- the date af this| tle bit fec S - want a rig for a reasonable-price e has been u}le? to r:port tox; enu:lx:- P:?y‘\‘x;?yhfinfims g'l'tay ':: goemlalfi" sy i ‘gmum S ‘m“‘g. for . T ) 3 e B L il : Gl ination preliminary o entering the 3 3 2 )L ] Pfoneer. e.dn & 1 LRl 18 " : Gy Aok Bintes vy oo chapiain: | Rosriarv ais, st L0 coloek it the nk g d2vSiod | SRS | i 100" - Phone 164Wor 20 s T | Bonen 5% B T, Four (5 e (31| septanad, Jauty" : B eoe] ‘hasen . .- Feed barn in connection. Special prices to sleigh rid 2 13580 O SO BT oo v | S (Oim mlock ol ), xheut AL | of e Rapiial of onci 8 s make : e kee T i i e cently -underwent an’ operation and| Minnesota, and tract 'of land descri e Sh e e it st o i undue ;activities forced him to rest. ?§v§° Aowe, esioning &t She, (E.g\ltl' . % ... Between 4th and.Sth on Miss: Ave. - - S < running West Fort: ((gz: 5u ! then ng. e i : B == Office Markham Hotel Bldg." .Col. K. W. REEVES, MGR- PASTOR ARRESTED South ‘One Hundred Fifly (150) fest: 3 S ANTPD _Dlshwasner at Third St.|= - e ? ; ; ; o dred secured 2 E B starits ¥ e e iy & £ = " part thereof. R e At I i (] T T thence ive Rl - (176) feet:" thence:-north One Hundred (By_United Press) Fifty (150) feet, th West One H Brandon, Man., Jan. 26.—A . war-| ared Thirty Fiv, (138 feet e fig H o M -] of. be v th raat was iésued todey for Rev. Nieh-| 5, ISERDE. 15, 5530 g ol, pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian|ana i ! t church. A 16-year-old girl figures in F:atrggf::c ?1': :m‘fi‘n‘:, 322 .3‘...'.’3'- o the affair, 3 livered by said mortgagee dated the 13 : — O o M3ealin sati ‘SMce of the Hewlue| " The - Rort an % & CLIFFORD BUYS BULL ter. of Deeds in and for said County of qupn‘hrn&’v W. H. Clifford of Bemidji today|Beltramt, Minnesota, on the 30th day | quarter. of ' thi recelved a splendid pure bred Short-| Bosi 33 ';’,,“,H;n“'l:e‘," clogk RS SWHEW enfy-fo horn bull, "11 months old. - The| thereof, the agreed con!ldmtfon £ § S S B k) b : ter 18 one of the ous ‘“Jim" | said partial release by and between sa Joungster;ls.one of famous; ;dim mortgagee and said mortgagors g Hill herd and was bought from M. ¢ £ $50,00 which L. Warner of Warren, for, ‘v‘v’h oh s.a.le' Wil be. made lt’:“xl»‘y?m “#'H. R. Gillette has also received & :,,'33;"",;"‘{”“ :ll fthe: be du:n ?dn 8 3 gage, taxes. any, ‘on fine Shorthorn from the same dealer. estate, and an Attorney's’ fee of $25.00, He resides in Hubbard county. . au“zfl&ula.éfdbin said mortgage, together Mrs. Johm 3. MeCarthy, Jr. of | ¥ e e Chicago,” formerly Miss Bessie Tib-| . FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF - betts of Bemidji, 8. visiting her par- /" BEMIDJI, a-corporation, ents and sisters here for & short time. | yrormnmvirrm 7. BROWN. . E2EeS: Frank J. Koors has returned from | “Attornev for Mortgagee, it any, on Minneapolis where he attended the Bemidji, Minnesota. oS Twenty-five Dollars,: Attorn as : d 4 A 3 3 , Minnesota Advertisers’ convention. |7td 16-316 & e el : § SEEe e e e u b SR e R SR 2 ; Mrs, J. J. Opsahl will leave this . 5 . bject 20 re- = 7 5 : T evening for Duluth, where she will 3 demption“at any time " Ong: year [ G meet her son, Roy, of the Bemidji {fom the Ay o Wale, &3 DN by | Phone 237 and your : Lungs Are B oh - Noveibe ; oyt e i : . : 2 ; 3 small. -Below are a few of ‘the many things we have at - 'Naval militia, U. 8. 8. Kansas, .who orders will be given out best attention th:tsgg l:ol'g; ogl‘ C. “l lclun;lfig holén;‘ on Oa fuhrllough. lShe Weakened By 2 will also meet Mr, Opsahl.at Duluth, p : I P A. GRAD: who 18 enroute to Bemidji from Min-} - - - 1 E'MAo'rtG ao‘!'Attbmoy ¥ 3 T e thor. memian toys} Hard Colds |nstisia ! = : e . g TR , are expected to arrive with Opsahl. o - — il The ISc List _Try our line of cookies and crackers, always fresh Our meats are fresh and prices low a3 pessible. ed Spaghetti and Cheese;: Ras;ibe‘rries, ‘98'15 u'::fl“.':’ :‘ :“s;"&id‘:“ and ‘“"” o Mr, and Mrs, Opsahl and son Wwill “‘-‘lb return to this city tomorrow. 1 can Tomatoes, Corn, Pork & Beans, ‘Pre- ExR XK XRK XK A » € s ;OLIT!GAL AHOENEM%;TE b CAS(ARA, QUlNlNE g . Catsup, 2 pkgs Gloss or Corn Starch, 2pkgs A Trviurad and tasetiod by saaltor L L i el “Bods, 4 pkes Spaghetti,Macoroni,creametts .| 981bsack flowr . - . - . $3.80 O rails A to by pAId for| - fam el mie: sy o takee No T P ot {mng‘seesl wRalsms,bz P‘;‘ESCWF&F:"‘“ Cremo flour 491b' sack:$2.90;. Al flour ced - at the rate of $10.00. for series.) cpiates—us unplessant afiecefects n "lg ’ und apricots, srrawberries, ana many Feedis sold very close, also hay and i el ok : TR e - | Lockver oar line ‘of Hardware w | 1 Rt Tpundler One 16-0z. bottle Hiswatha Cat Molasses e G NG :" R iR | Sile Shcore on it s oic|l| BestPraesiSc - DriedPeaches 15c | - Dry Goods AtAnyDrug Store 3 ‘cans Standard Sdo Mothers and Quakers Oatmeal with dish - 34c Mee's Shirts;60¢ Mea's heavy Underwear, 79¢.90¢ Cmm“b;;m 4 4:::: fih::: ;:: Ladies’, Men’s and bovs’ avershoes, $1.25, $1.75 ot o tresk milk for sale at 10c perqt, | Gingbams, Percales dresssizle, yd. - - 3¢ - Storage eggs very good Per Dozen - 45c | Pillow tubing, good and wide - .- . 18¢ Strictly fresh : 50¢ Sheeting, per yd., 15c-18c $2.25 blankets $1.98 ; ‘We have lots of ‘good dairy butter at 48cper Ib. Oilcloth at a big saving to you. 3 cans Standard Cern_ One 5-1b. can Palace Syru 1 1b. Baker's Chocolate 2 pkgs. Seeded Raisins Two. 16-0z. .cans Milk, ' . Home or Libby “Brand, per do; §bE A RAW, SORE THROAT Esses Quickiy When You Appl: Qui pply SEER wBEE BB a Little Mu: cams ..., N ) . Anid®Musterole won't' blister ‘like the | 3 pkes. Quaker Cornflakes, . gz . plaster, Just 3 cans-Peaches ., .. ... . ... : ; 5 T T y _Five years ago our store was 12ft by 14ft. By doing the best we knew how . “ and by keeping the prices down as low as possible we have grown to such an extent that now our store medasures 30ft-by 62ft. - We began with a floor space | _of 168 square feet and now occupy 1860 square feet. Why not get the benefitof - | good things to eat and wear and save money. Yours for business, : 8 bars Swift's Snap- Soap 7 bars Swift’s Pride soap 6 bars Pearl White float" 1034 St THE QUALITY STORE Phom 237 .a_large assortment of good values from $2.00 to $8.00 that we offer at @ 26% discount while they -last. You will have to hurry.” ° ! Don’t, forget that we offer mack- inaws at 20% discount. WisHShGl W, 6. SCHROEDER , | = ~The Inbad Family---by Cowan. ~ Pa’s wardrobe hasn’t a chance with the latest St-}'lt}S: i WHAT ARE O \T'M HUNTIN® JXMIRIN WHY L. GOT ; . X AM T EIND ME © VT ONYTHEYRE - 4 : E ALL THE RAGE & . NOW NOU KNOW ¢ ¥ ‘ C. W. VANDERSLUIS For Mayor. To the Voters: " At the earnest solicitation of a large number of residents of this|- city, I have consented to again run for the position of mayor. I have enforced the laws of the city, the state and the nation during my pre- - vious terms and endeavored to keep this city free from internal disturb- ers. ‘T do not hesitate to _stand squarely on my past record and there is not an official act but what, should the occasion again demand, will be repeated. I intend, if elected, to continue to endeavor to make ‘Be- midjl a place in which it is pleasent to live and one which we can cor- dially welcome visitors. I:therefore solicit the vote and support of each citizen at the coming election. CHAS. W. VANDERSLUIS. 20-218 i e Defective |