The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-16
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John Aldrich, who was taken to
the hospital about four weeks ago
suffering from typhoid fever, re-
mains in a serious condition.
Just two. nights left of the great
show at the Brinkman theater.
N W. Browne is building a silo
on his farm on Irvine Avenue. Al
though Mr.. Brownies farm is small
it is being much improved, new
house having been built there this
summer.
Go to Hakkerup's f,i Photos.
The home of w. A. Mcdonald is
under quarantine for scarlet fever
Two of the children, Blanche and
Helen, have been i'll during the past
week but both are today somewhat
improved. . .---
Call at Abercrombies and join the
library. Read all the new popular
books
The large $40 Round Oak stove
so much admired by the visitors at
the County Fair goes to Mrs w. r.
Spears at Red Lake. Moral: Buy a
Round Oak of A. B. Palmer and get
the best stove made.
Do not give your magazine sub
scription to strangers. Mrs. Gertrude
Rogers will call upon you soon Phone
4S7.
This office has received another
shipment of high grade carbon paper
and will distribute samples to all
who ask for them. This is Carriers
best grade professional carbon.
1t is doubly guaranteed, first by the
maker and then by us.
The street paving contractors have
started laying the pavement on Bel
trami avenue between Third and
Fouth street. They have gone near
ly the length of the block in half
days time which is record time made
thus far.
A big shipment of sketch boards
just received at the Pioneer School
Supply Store. They are the regular
size and sell for cents each. The
recent rush exhausted the supply
last week, but the children may
again come as fast as they like as we
now have supply that will last.
R. F. Sulzer, superintendent of the
Presbyterian Sunday School work in
the Northwest, and DR.. C. Humble, a
Sunday School expert, will be in the
city Monday and will hold a meet.
ing in the interest of Sunday School
work on Monday evening at 8 O'Clock
at the Presbyterian Church. Rev.
S. E. P. White extends cordial in
vitation to the public to attend.
Just two nights left of the great
show at the Brinkman theater
The Crookston Lumber Company
this morning transported large
number of men from St. Paul to their
camp about twenty miles north of
the city on the Minnesota, Red Lake
and Manitoba Railroad. They have
begun operations in the woods in
that vicinity as we'll as near Kelliher
and Blackjack. This company is
also shipping carloads of horses from
the southern sections weekly.
Coupon books for ten boxes of
Carriers Carbon paper, the customer
to use paper as needed. Price of
books $4,000. The regular retail
price of the carbon paper per box is
$500. Our special price to the
trade has been $2.75 per box. The
purchase of a coupon book saves the
customer $3.50 on the ten boxes and
as he can get the paper as he needs
it, it is always fresh and in first
class condition.
The young people of the Baptist
Church gave a Good Time College
Course Social last evening for the
benefit of the young people OF the
other churches. When all the guests
had arrived they were put in their
respective classes, Freshman, Sopho-
more, Junior or Senior class. They
were then assigned to their rooms
and class meetings were held at
which a class president was elected.
After this there was a tug of war
between the Freshman and Sopho-
more classes, in which the Freshmen
were victorious. Then football
game was played between the Junior
and Senior classes and in this the