Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 8, 1921, Page 4

4o THE BEMIDJI PION. G. E. CARSON, President G: W. HARWNW! EPL, Editor BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY EER PUBLISHING CO. E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr. | nings will be celebrated by a large J. D. WINTER, City Editor |Rev. Odegart will preach that day|a % * x kX & & K K KKK KK P& ol T 23 pemrTrT T YHE -BEMIDSE DAILY PIONEER - s yer | there. Lad will bring lunch and a i jgreat time is HELGA * expected. EEEREEE LR SRR RN R RS |/ On December 183, the eighty-sec-| o cp i SoCRRVAR, Sk Mrs. Charles, Gluck who went to | ond birthday anniversary of M R“"',Rochcster for an operation for the | removai of her tonsils three wecks | Mrs. Vicks will entertain the Luth- |ago has gone from there to her old !eran Circle Wednesday, December 7./ home near Indianapolis, Ind. - ~——TELEPHONE 822-923—— {These ladies are working hard and| Mrs. P. R, Anderson is suffering tdoing fine financially for their new | from a severe cold. Entered at fhe Postoffice at Bemidjl, Mipnesota, as Second-class Matter, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879, MEMBER OF NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSQCIATION jchurch. They have nearly $400 in the | Miss Mabel Stough went to Bemidji' [treasury. last week to takea position. | Pl DO R S S Raymond .@luck is now president Representatives Torelim Agvertiatng 18, C. Thels Co.;"Chicago, 11, . C. Thels Co.. New York, N. Y.~ | Raccoons: Inhabit’ Woods. | - Raccoons like the woods, especially it | cavater Is near, Swamps and marshes The pig club members of the Nary farm bureaun brought their pigs to b Judged at the last meeting. The pi No attention paid to anonymous known to the editor; but not necessarily Weekly Ploneer must reach this office insure publication in the current issue. contributions. for ?:bncanon, not later than 'Tuesday of each, week By Carrer One Year , Six Months . Three Months One Month One Wi ’g:gg One Year ... -0 Six Months A5 Three Months ., Writer's name -must. e Communications for the 125 gurnjsh the best places for sets, Signs of thie animal can usually be discoy- ered 't the mouths ‘of smallstrea! eniptying--joto larger- ones, ~ The éu wexe of ‘one litter 1 1Zes wers irst "prize, K on; seecond-prze,” Ierie "Jondah!} rent 'carries. food—injured. fish, craw- |third prize, Evelyn Gillette; fourth fish, suails, “efc. These can be plcked | prize, ‘Laura-Hoines;“and fifth-prize; up by the 'coon ‘and; since he always }‘y"’l‘-“ ‘\;luf—;i' 5 v ' - scems hungry, spotsiwhere there, is | M. [Elmer; Tollefson, who has something to eat’farnish the best been ill Tor ‘ten days is improving. places for traps. ' 155 Mrs. Meta Church is now secretary to THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve also the local news published herein, pnfes.' published every Thursday and sent| postage paid to any addrees for, Unless credit s given this paper, only the United Press is en for re-publication of all news dispatches cre in advance, $2.00, : titled to the use| iracks. They resemble the imprint of !, Jiye g e dited to it, or otherwise credited, nndi d | e on their farm near Hubbard. The beginner will |* Sad? A have no trouble In. recoguizing ttne?d‘.\tlh: E;:‘}]‘cih::'d\}Vngner have gc‘mc & small baby’s foot. There was a fair crowd at the chap- | ¢! Monday evening to take the trip {of‘the Plantaganet Sunday school. £ 2 to Hawaii, All enjoyed: the “trip” immensely ‘as given with the lecture and lantern slides by Mr. Payne. | ~SKATES- SHARPENED ' Heidelberg Medical Institute 169 East Seventh Street, Corner Jackson, St. Paul, Mion, i Specializing ‘in. Expert Diagno X-Ray and Lahoratory Exami tions, Electro-Therapy, = Serum Tests etc. for— ek Blood Pressure, Heart, Stomaeh, Liver, . Kidney, Biadder, ~Skin, vous and other 9 What vou want is a cure—como to the 010 Helible Heldelbers (. Medieal Imstitute, Centrally: 10- eated, Only 4 blocks from Depok 2 169 Eagt 7th S the of "Sefentific and Gallery ‘of Wax I grort A o i 0 Bca. over peimens: ist of its kind in the W jon . free. b . run the entire country for a year and a half only a’short timé] ' President Harding are planning and devising processes of gov-) ) Word has been rfceived here that . all in hones of her sveedy recoverv. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS | ____—_————'—"_____—___————_:_————_—————_——_———__— { DAYES FIRST BUDGET REPORT . y Charles G. Dawes, director of the budget, has issued his first report and it is a most interesting document. In a budget form its sets forth the probable monies needed to run the nation for the next two fiscal years. i The nation has needed about five and a half billion dollars| to run it during the fiscal year 1921. Dawes has figured that Not His Habit. | Villager - (to ' perspiring tourist)— Turn to the right at the bottom of this road and youwll see the Red Lion sa- Yoon: you pass that— | Pass. it! Not if I know || it can be run for about four billion next year and three and a| half billion the year following. < ERE BN H] We have become'so accustomed to speaking in billions that, a saving of one or two billion dollars in a yearly budget does not | get us very excited: - When we stop to,consider, however, that it} is not many years since the total requirements of ‘the govern-§ ment for a year were only a billion dollars and then reflect that, Mr. Dawes has reduced the budget by an amount sufficient to’ ago, we get a little better idea of the tremendous achievements of Mr. Dawes. ) s sl T Another feature ‘of the budget, which makes it look like a| real budget, is the fact that Mr. Dawes has shown where he ex-| pects to get the revenue, out of which he will pay the expendi- tures. In the past, congress has made appropriation after ap- propriation knowing not where the money was to come from to| pay the appropriation. And now, having arrived at what the nation will need to run it for a couple of years, Mr. Dawes andl ernment which will ensure the carrying out of the budget as planned. ; There is nothing at the present time that is causing so much dissatisfaction with conditions generally in the United States as the great tax burden which looms up so large before the work- ing class of people. The burden istoo heavy for'them. With a prospect of a billion and a half reduction for next year and a still further reduction of a half a billion the following year in the burden to be carried, the load will be greatly lightened and _considerable of the cause for discontent in the past will have been removed. i . The prohibition commissioner 'has . agked _enforcement agents around.the country to be less communicative.” Wants the dry agents to dry up, so to speak. v / [ e K KRR X K KK K K K & | work ds there is so little snow. * BEMIDJI TOWNSHIP «|'. Don’t forget thei farm - unit club SRR KK KKK KK R KR [ meeting to be held at Theodore Greg- erson’s Eriday, December 9. An all- thlée farmers’ ?ukctbalfll gcnmbgluvi day meeting. Ladies bring lunch. the Community boys a hard rub las o 30 class are preparin, Saturday night, tieing them 2(} to 20. ltw’gh;i,gp :lnnl;,s(" for Chriet?tlug c-v:: The Glee club will meet Friday |15 many other fine pieces and splen- evening. Lunch will be served and @ | dig ‘music forthe occasion. Every social time indulged in after the les- | op0 welcome. son. All those who are interested in {" L adies’ Service club of Penning- giving a musical play are especially l'yoy" will serve an all-day feast for Tiquested to be present, also allly1g cents at the McNew home, Dec- Ot},‘l?}’;:rzr“;n”q°zg‘c“|}l§ ;:l‘:g]zcfl‘ttendnnce ember. 14, Bring the whole family. at the Bemidji township farmers’ club nu{fx‘!“:v-‘r O;lfcgig‘):t‘ fi'," ‘;’0,’\‘1‘"‘ “."‘I’ "‘k":" Saturday. that it’was necessary to 5 tlencs-at Jloose Lake provide extra chairs in the audi | e — Your Electric Light Bill IS NOW DUE! And Must Be Paid - Before Dec. 10th. to Get Your Discount MINN. ELECTRIC LIGHT | & POWER C0. Elmer E. Swanson, Manager RHEUMATIC TWINGE MADE YOU WINCE! SE Sloan's freely for rheumatic Uachcs, sciatica, lumbago, over- | worked muscles, neuralgia, back- aches, stiff joints and for sprains and | strains. It penelrates without rubbing. ‘The very first time you use Sloan’s Liniment you will wonder why you never used it before. The comforting i warmth and quick relief from pain will delightfully surprise you. Keep Sloan’s Zandy and at the first sign of an ache or pain, use it. At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40, | Sloa1 _I_,_lmment : | Disfiguring facial eruptions are | i | quickly healed by Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Good for pimply faces. eczema, acne, itching skin, and all otherskin troubles. Onc of Dr.Hobson' 5 Family Remedies. Any druggist. { DrHobson's EczemaOintment ~torium. .. The buying of feed in carloads. lots “was the subject of the day. Mrs. Fred Bucksen and the Misses Meth- ven and Williams were hostesses. They were pronounced excellent copks. Alfred Moen and: Ed Larson aré to be hosts next meeting. They stated that the menu will be sill and Jacketed spuds. Mr. Cluert accidentally cut his leg with an axe last week. It is a se- vere cut and Mr. Cluert suffers great- ly from it. There wire twenty-six present at the Ladies’ Aid at Jacobson’s Thurs- day. The ladies are planning a sale for the near future, NEW PHO PEEE XK KRR R R KX * KITICHI * FREE IR KX R EH KNP Miss Edna Wymore who is nlmnd-] ing high school in Bemidji came home Monday h2 is suffering with swol- len tonsils, It is feared she may have to be,operated upon. A series of meetings have been started in the Kitichi school house by Seventh Day Adventist ministers. Every one is weélcome. They have been holding some excellent and _ very ‘helpful meetings at- White Pine and have dope. much, good. They come here highly recommended. Mr. and Mrs. Bogart of White Pine brought them out to Kitichi, k The Up and Go Sunday school class held its meeting at the home of M. | and- Mrs. Clark Friday evening, hav-‘t ing ‘a/full ‘dttendance. They were | highly honored bv having Missionaxy Cummings - o Ramidii - assist thér:l‘l, T T LI with their Bible study. Mr. Opdata of Bemidji autoed to K_ltichi last Friday and sold’ a lot of his excellent honey. He. had splen- did. luck with his bees ‘this year. We were all glad to have him bring! Missionary Cummings down with him and he made a number of calls among us. ——Meals At " of Oriental Food, Mrs. Mills has been overated on at St. Cloud and is getting along as micely as con be expected. We are £ A’ umber of men from Buck Lake have bought the Henderson saw outfit at the mill and are busy removing and hauling it to that place. It is slow }& 302 2nd. St. TUITE]T JLCTH I STV E SRR RN RORRRA R ‘ Photos in Folders OVER FARMERS STATE BANK HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW MANDARIN CAFE £ CATERINGTO THOSE WHO ENJOY FIRST-CLASS FOOD'COOKED IN FIRST CLASS STYLE Bring your friends for a treat style as you find in the larger city cafes. 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