Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 4

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1919 BIG PAPER MILL SALE DR. E. H. SMITH Dr.W. K. Denison—Dr. D. R. Burgess C. R. SANBORN, M. D. DENISON & BURGESS Physician and Surgeom g DOESN'T MEAN THAT ROSE Fhonber O s Baac i Oftice Security Bank Bloak ""YO':‘“ l:;‘ ::'l:“ - i Bemidji, Minn. ce: es Bloe! 2 SEVERS Hls CONNECI'“)N | House Phone 449——Office phone &§ ",é B — suhscribe for The Ploneer. d Subscribe tor The Ploneer. Instead, Bemidji Man Is Pro- moted to Head Lands and Timber THE GREAT UNREST it is aggrevated and increased when you feel that your life is at the mercy of circumstances. The surest means of settling’it is by carrying plenty of INSURANCE When your life is covered by a liberal policy, you feel as secure as a man can feel in this world of chance. Don't put it off a DAY longer. For some unknown reason, Dan Rose of Bemidji, superintendent of lands and timber for the Watab Pulp and Paper company, near St. Cloud, is in receipt of several letters asking him if he has severed his connection with that concern, after he has served it for the past fifteen years, and Mr. Rose desires to state to any one interested that he is still *“‘on the job,” only he has been promoted 1o a better one under the sale of the <company to John C. Schaffer, publish- -er of the Chicago Post, a widely cir- “Quackie” -Rivals Mary’s Lifileml.amh AN FRANCISCO.—Margaret Hanbridge, aged eight years, lives at 51 . Belvedere street and has a duck whose name is Quackie. This duck she adopted when it was only two days old. And now Quacklie is a peculiarly - Margaret’s <ulated financial daily paper of Chi- <ago. Besides the Chicago Post he owns the Rocky Mountain News (Denver), "The Louisville Herald, The Denver affectionate and unusual duck, the marvel of all. the neighborhood. He follows Margaret down to the grocery and butcher’s shop and also tc best companies. Office Phone 131 Come and let me show you some most attractive policies in one of the Northern National 3 her father’s electrical establishment on Haight street. He accompanies her on prolonged excursions to San|l Jose and elsewhere. Damon and Pyth- ias were antipathetic strangers in com- parison with Margaret and Quackie. He would follow her to school if he could, and if the same limitations that barred similar aspirations on the part of Mary’s little lamb, did not interfere with his desires. As it is, however, Quackie perforce has to quack in lonesome melancholy while Margaret goes in quest of learning. Before Quackie entered the Hanbridge scheme of things Margaret had a King Charles spaniel, Babe, that used to drag her about in a lttle gocart and was her inseparable companion. Babe died of old age and was deeply lament- ed. The duckling came to fill the aching void in Margaret's heart, and hence his intellectual development. He allows Margaret to dress and undress him like a doll. He poses as a ‘soldier with a cocked hat and a swurd, and even as a lady, with all sorts of the most intimate attire. Bank Bldg. Evening Times, The Indianapolis ‘Star, The Muncie Star, The Terre Haute Star. Mr. Schaffer’s publica- tions are all of a high character and command great influence and pres- tige. The deal is the largest in the amount of money involved that has ever taken place in the vicinity of St. Cloud. Construction of the Watab plant began in 1905 and the big plant was completed in 1907. The company ‘Wwas organized in 1905 by C. G. Ober- ley and Karl Mathie and the plant was built under the supervision of Mr. Oberley, with Mr. Mathie as gen- .eral manager. The plant has always been recognized as one of the finest for its size in the United States, and one of the first to.apply the indivi- dual motor system. Mr. Schaffer will take practicaliy the entire output of the plant for his group of newspapers. His general manager, David Town, is expected to Res. Phone 457J DWIGHT D. MILLER fle ift of Gifts What will you send your son, or daughter, or other relative or friend for Christmas? The problem is not a difficult one to solve. Noth- to St. Cloud during th K, t IF 4 : . A §°a%;§ e x;&'itm:i‘x; t!)ltglthe: h;:";fi:}.l K Jou 5'::3:33?, i::g:gie ing would give them more lasting pleasure than a year’s | e understandin; S . .. . & = . ~ill be no change in the 1:ires:nt mans B, Tb & desen ipericatis’ ‘thie subscription to this paper. It would be to them a daily : agement al e plant and that O. L. & g - E. Webb i i THE WANT 8 lar line of 1 : e e i YOU WANT TO folder porbratts at oty $4.85 letter from home and a constant reminder of your per dozen. The greatest value in por- traits for your money is at Rich Portrait Studio Phone 570W 10th and Doud Embossed edge Christmas cards made from your owh Kodak negatives, only $1 per dozen. g With the change in ownership, Mr. Rose was given the position he now holds. He says that instead of severing his position he is working day and nights, 365 days in the year. GET YOU WANT TO '?%/T IT IN THE THE BEMIDJI PIONEER thoughtfulness. Keep the home fires burning in their memories. This paper will furnish the fuel. Send in your subscriptions at once, so they will actually have the paper on Christmas Day. HUFFMAN & OLEARY FURNITURE AND Daily by mail, per year...$4.00. . ... six months $2.00 ol . . . : b IMRM Saving Money Is Daily by carrier, per year.$5.00. . ... six months $2.50 i 1 H. 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