Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 7

& WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8,'1919 4 i e AR RS _ Mont., arrived here with many car- | [ ' Y | 'EEEEEEE R R LR BB R Very Much/Convaléscent. e HORNET. x| Helen had ‘the whdoping ¢ough, and R R IR R 80 was not fnvited to her little friend . Margaret’s birthday party, though the School was begun in the Murray| gt fncluded all the other children in i:::::rlflonflfly with Mrs. Olson as/pe n;lgl)l;orhood. On the morning of . the affair the-teleplone girl might have = {La::gl &‘:fex“"i“":r :l:l'x_\,x:;es:z ovegn;;;r? the following conversation: «Hello.” the: jury-in; Bemidji: . f ngeylrom her:;ld were in Blackduck | “Hello, 1s this Margaret *Hilifield’s on Wednesday at the Community|hopse?” . -fair. es.” (8 Mre. James Augell and daughter, “Is: this you Margaret?” Fern, returned this week from visit- “Yes. Who is: this?’- in lélned;r sister, Mrs. Paul Pelland, at ~This is Helen' Marten. You are Peltazid. 0 hav r Meén and teams were grading the ::::rgt tyo“?"e a.bi tl\dlay D,ll’t! t"d"{ roads this week. “Yes,” The Ladies Aid met at the home of 1 . Mrs. Gronseth Thursday afternoon. “Well, say, Margaret. T'm all over the whooping cough now.” N The Crookston Lumber company expect to log off the timber on the river near Funkley, and has erected camps for that purpose. * Miss R. B. Shaw and nephew, Rob- Farm Lands Grew In_Value, The value of farm lands is increas- ing steadily in the United States, the ert, were in Blackduck on Friday. average for average grade plow lands C. W. Dudiey motored out from being about $74.31 per acre on March Blackduck on Saturday to the Crook-! L as compared with $68.38 a year ago, ston Cedar Spur. $62.17 two years ago, and $58.39 three . years ago. KRR HE K E KK HKKK KKK 3 s somo0, 101, ¥ TRAVELING MAN GAINS 19 POUNDS (Too late last week.) New pupils in the seventh grade are, Velfeer Gray, Adelbert Brad- Sanborn Was So Ru,n Down fond, and Anna Johnson. . 5 " William Johnson enrolled in the He Thought His Time Had Come . eighth grade last week. The total school enrollment up to Monday was 189. New apparatus for the physics lab-} One of the distinguishing features atory arrived Saturday. in connection with the introduction ‘Hanna Henjum enrolled in the ang sale of Tanlac throughout Amer- second year high school last Monday. |jca has been the very large number Mrs. Schuster and Mrs. Gibbons|of traveling men who have been were visitors at school on Thursday!penefited by its use. and Friday. | From Maine to California and Zawrence Lindquist was absent from classes on Thursday and Friday. from theCGu;fj to the northern por- tion of Canada, men representing ;l‘he class }“ axglent history has|post every line 'of business have tes- m(;nnlux :nc ent :eflced'i the first tified to having used the medicine d' nng::: enrolled in the first| ity the most surprising and gratify- grace;on - ing results. One of the latest to these well known “Knights of the Grip” to en- dorse Tanlac is F. W. Sanborn, rep- resenting the L. Hopkins Manufac- turing Company of North Girard, Pa., and living at Chisholm, Maine. Mr. Sanborn, while in Duluth, Minn., recently, called at Abbeft & Com- pany’s drug store and said: “Tanlac is the finest medicine I have ever run across in all-my trav- els. Why, three bottles put me in shape to where I have actually gained nineteen pounds. Not only that, I am feeling better since taking it than I have at any time in five years. “T have suffered from a bad stom- ach and complications resulting from it for the past five years.. I would of the Given Hardware company. go for weeks at a time without eat- H. L. Arnold is digging potatoes|ing much of anything. I would just for W. A. Worth. . nibble at my food and would often bécome 'so nauseated that I could hardly retain any of the little I did KK x¥®KKKKKKXKKKXX nanage to force down. :rwoluld bloat * < TURTLE.RIVER: - . %|with gas until it was dif icult for me KR MR KKK R KKK KX« to get my. breath. “"T"got 80" netvous William Baldwin from Miles City, |1 could not sleep and became so run down and weak that I was simply loads of horses from Montana, These| ‘all in” I suffered considerably with horses are now owned by J. J. Opsahl | Pains all over my body and legs, of Bemidji, and are now located at|3rms and shoulders, especially, ached Farleys farm. Roy Opsahl is here terribly. Then in April I was taken looking after them, and Mr. Baldwin [down with grippe or ‘Flu’ which left is also here and training them up to|me In 2 much worse condition than ever. When I did finally get up work. A. B. Plummer left for Fargo, N. D. from this spell I was as weak as a a few days ago, and has accepted a baby and my old troubles were worse position in that city. than ever. Ella Otterstad. left last night for| “I had tried numerous medicines Turtle Lake township to teach school but never commenced to gain there for six months. strength and pull up hill until I ran Three different companies are buy-|across Tanlac. Almost as soon as I ing potatoes here now, so the spuds started on Tanlac I commenced to seem to be well liked thic year. The |straighten right up and it has proven price paid here today aboard car is|to be a life saver to me. My stomach $1.90 per 100 lbs. trouble seems a thing of the past now for I can eat just anything with- = | out feeling a sign of indigestion. My pains don’t bother me enough to hard- 1y notice and: my nerves have quieted down until I can sleep just fine every night. I am going to stick to Tanlac for a while longer, but as I said I am already feeling stronger and better than I have in five years. I can re- commend Tanlac because it brings results and I am glad to make this statement for what it may be worth to others who are in need of such a r%\:dicine." . B (S nlac is sold in Bemidji by the P}rpebean ?I‘ld git;é Drlug Storeé 1j:.x“‘Ll‘gellli(ht;’r by Mrs‘; . Sterling, in kduck by Frenc! obbaconist & Moon, and in Baudétte by J. Wil- — /liams. KEKEEKK XXX K KKK X * NORTHERN. * ITEES SRR R RS B 00 The Farmers cub met at the town hall Wednesday, with Mrs. C. Merri- man as hostess. One new member was added, that of Mr. Mehlhorn and fam- ily. Mrs. F. M. Grover will enter- tain at the hall in November. Among the Bemidji visitors last week were, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Love- green, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Whiting, F. B. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Demming, Miss Gladys Anderson and Mrs. J. Noel. D. A.-Whiting made a business trip to Puposky Tuesday, in the interest A. 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