The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-14
The man without home, the ship

Inc man without a home, the snip
without a harbor, are examples of
misguided calculations. Make your
banking home with the Northern
National Bank while you are earn
ing money and in your old age you
can live comfortably on the income
from it. =
Don't miss the Sale at the Hen
rionnet Millinery Parlors.
Real estate and farm loans. No
delay. William c. Klein. @O'Leary
Bowser Block. Phone No. 49,.
{ Mrs. Margaret Tangen, AZ years
old of the town of Hoist in Clear
water county is dead after a two
years. ILLNESS from cancer. Inter
ment was made at Clearwater.
Be sure to see the new outing
gowns at Hetland & Fallon.
A lumberjack was instantly killed
at Gemmel by a tree which fell on
him while he was logging. Coroner
Jensen of Itasca county was mott.
fed and decided an inquest un-
necessary.
All pattern hats, trimmed hats
plumes fancy feathers etc, are now
being sold at a big reduction at the
Henrionnet Millinery Par)ors.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. w. Barbour
have moved to Bemidji where they
will make their home. Misses Ruth
and Ethel Barbour will remain in
Cass Lake until the closing of the
school term.-Cass Lake Voice.
o. B. Grotte, formerly of Detroit
Minn., has opened a modern variety
store at $50 Minnesota avenue. Mr..
Grotte formerly was travelling audi
tor of the Woodwork Elevator Co.
He has expended a large sum, fitting
up and equipping the store which is
to be one of the best in northern
Minnesota.
Largest assortment of children's
head wear in the city to be closed
out at our sale this week. Het-
land & Fallon.
AS a result of the republican
victory, last Tuesday, P. ]. Russell of
this city probably will be removed
from the state forestry board to
which place he was appointed by
Governor Johnson. Governor Eber-
hart now has the power of appoint.
ment and republican likely will be
named to succeed Mr.. Russell.
|. Frank LaPoint, who conducted a
restaurant in the rear of Allen &
Peterson's saloon at Blackjack, is
dead from bullet wound from a re-
volver. held in his own hands. The
shot is said by the Blackjack Ameri.
can to have been accidental. Coro.
ner 15ertson of this city was not no.
tilted. Funeral services were held
on Friday at the Catholic church in
Blackjack.
Edison monographs and all the
latest photograph records at the
Bemidji Music house.
While the section crew of the M.
& l., working near Gemmell, were
trying to get their hand car off the
track to letsa train pass, a shot gun
being carried on the hand car caught
and was exploded, the contents
striking Decree Kronk, "a years old,
of Tenstrike, in the groin and infict-
ing what may prove to- be. a fatal
wound. He was rushed to the M.
& I. hospital in Brainerd and his
condition is serious.
During the past 6 months, May to
October inclusive, the Marine Corps
Recruiting District of Minnesota,
comprising g, Offices in Minnesota,
North Dakota and Wisconsin, re-.
ported a totalsnumber of 1854 appli-
cants for enlistment. OF this num-
Der only 1874 recruits were finally en-
listed, after having passed. the most
severe eye and color tests. The
physical examination, to which appli-
cants are subjected by the medical
examiners, is the most severe imagin-
able. 49,.
+. Hetland & Fallon have just re.
ceived full line of Merode under
wear aud Onyx hosiery. Call and
see them.