Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 31, 1920, Page 2

;changed ‘her!: occupqtlo 'zo | ‘pumng a_ cultivator‘ through' the' & . wrnlfieldc of Mlssou;l to - carrying l-t-nd at'the poatoffice n Bemidl, Minn., as second- . 'l i Y 5 o b7 : i 2 J “f Lportly ‘tourists up Ipine’ slopn in7jsou ot ‘Congreas of. March 3, 1879, by : | 3 A - She: has - learned: < endugh {hack ? ran the ancient rele: [ L : - - -y h to‘know that “Hale? means has tfon= pald ' to ” unosymeus - contributions. - f ‘The . generation now, growi *hon. Souvi sbut not - -seems to:lack respect for things b this eftios n gt : ,nnsalterth'm.oa, fa” s nbltu!l KBEPING ‘I‘HB SAIIATH. No thoughtful person’ laments the passing Puritas Sabbath. -But thie’ modern Sunday, with 0 attention paid at'all to relig!onl mttan, seems almost as bad. . Rest i the aim of ‘the seventh dl”l Mom. ¢ But rest présapposes labor. *An idle Sanday follow- . ing a week in which one has worked:little or o £ Lumdlyunotadlydhdfllfl'fi!‘ “Jo3 giving Tepose; - "An’ idle: Sunday’ fllqd merely with ministering: to the plessures: of the: body, after & week devohd to pmly ‘materialistic munlh, is not ies. Bntmcmdlndmfl.mfl.dnfiu 4. - oii:lnntouu'. g the dly?a-m v “The gmvu were Ged’s first 'Mhplfi," ‘and the ouM!-donn. be it ;to'l ‘or or'open mfl in’ thc wmhmifit everywhere conlronted“dfil the guery, “Whe ‘ lumbering_is all done in. Rel ounty, “what will the people do?”’ And then we’tell them the: old, old story, that: the exodus | will mark the birth and’not . ; trami’s true destiny.. -When the tore is ‘gone the true and lasting’ richness' of the soif beneath vrm reveal itself. iy very: The impression obtains among many of those : * expecting bu lifl,l- nreturn for their | have not visited this section, that after the mn ’T “not_bei pointed; their: chief’ reliance :being is removed nothing - remains :but ‘unarable Ia ; i né ies totally unfit and undesirable for: agricultural poses. Such is. not the case, however, for the (BY REXOKANGE 3D - ; ht, a_fishing Should” Take ‘Stump-Puller! | 8 yacht, : Cox and Roosevelt are to stump every state. To 5,::‘:-’::7 Ii;ptr make it a success it might be well for them to take k. 6 e oan a stump-puller with them.—Mankato Free Press. - ; i S SR, The Baudette canning factory begins cannmg blueberries the first of the week. Here's hoping it proves the ‘success that - its promoters. untlclpafied, ] o e vy, and it may provxdefthe st‘.lfn'n.ll\lsh 1:;:- the growing of = /| <3 m £ 3 2 _ all serts of small”fruits for which this country is 1 avs = , so0 well ndapted —-Northern Light. ~ nlfuil ‘, t‘mfi’:fi: :owfle Tao . ; .r ;r'r.o?wc: ‘P-‘afi !h n e 3 i1 - « cl & ekly i A young man in Wyommg drove two miles: alone - before he discovered that his sweetheart had. fallen out of the -buggy. Lo‘re-makmg in that state must leck some of the ardor that charactenzes it around . ;here.—Clearbrook Leader. . . AT i e ! A prlze fighter is a sensitive cuss, at leant Battling Nelson'is. ' He was:arrested by mistake, in a depart- ment store in an eastern-city; and now, declares his wounds cannot' be healed for leu t.hln .$225,000 cash.—Stillwater ‘Cazette. s Sl g R Bemidji is so dry that the water at the Union depot there is unfit to drink, says the Pioneer. And they claim up,_ there-they “have the "best, ‘pure, artesian_water in the wotld—exeepc at the Union depot.—Stillwater Gazette. 3 5 . Billy Noonan" ist can’t forgive the Bau 2 n'h & | Tindes; .- S - team .for. failure to properly advertise St ~0- RIS S : o ey . C n'cs mkc you sure Ofyour naes, Give it to *em, Bill—Northern Light. = = o0 |- Beer is considered.a : IRE : IN CE % K€ oy is anly poss1ble whcn ; 7o SF ho ATE 11|18 - ve- perfect falth,, H sugar is 50, plentiful, whatinell keeps the pflce '4 Askl the St . lond Tunes I std the 18y re |y fengily handl : 3 ‘"‘ the °"’"‘?“ tden-igm knozvs.hl': fi;: :1:: ogb/flygfim emetnbe! | middle names, but also’ by- the ‘i lines engraved on.the tips of flngers It‘u an ubsolntely up-! ie hoys In the seryice uflng for its men has been peflectqd toi the finest point. -Diet, exercise, e;:d -I:u dental-attention, -all ‘are’ Wu ed * for " enll ltl:llent. "~ Thelr arfan, accordance with the latest had’ never been 'really sure m'.,“u::,l,m::; \t_.he Subjects. -t taken | :jp ¥ ot ‘was Tom and which Harry, and - mfirmfl-mracm_flnx,_omm that |: