The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-04
Largest Load Means Heaviest One
Brought in; Not One Sold
at Auction.
MANY SAY THEY WILL COME
Persons in Automobiles Distributing
Posters Find Much Enthusiasm
in Country.

bill distributing committee it ap-
pears that every farmer in the vicin-
ity of Bemidji will be on hand Mar
ket Day, Thursday, October IL. This
committee has made trips east, west
and north, and found enthusiasm ev-
erywhere. A party will be sent south
to cover that section with the big red
posters and other trips will be made
later in portions that were not made
by the machines on their first trip.
This Office is receiving many in
quiries about the prizes and their
distribution. One of the questions
is:
''Does the largest load mean the
largest sold at the auction sale?"
mo, it does not. 1t means the
heaviest load brought to town."
The offer that is made by Schnei-
der Brothers is suit of clothes for
the load that brings the most money
rate prize and will not interfere in
the least with the farmer who brings
in the largest load If the load that
brings the most money proves to be
the largest load, of an article for
which there is a prize offered then
this farmer receives both awards
Gifts for the Bride.
The following gifts are up for the
bride:
The wedding ring and marriage Ii
cense by Bankers Drug and Jewelry
Store.
A Mantle Clock by George T. Bak-
er & Co.
A pair of white slippers and hose
by the Berman Emporium.
A fine brass bed by Murphy Fur
niture Co.
A years subscription to the Daily
Pioneer by the Pioneer Publishing
Co.
nickle plated tea kettle by the
Given Hardware Co.
One dozen cabinet photographs by
N. L. Hakkerup.
Fifty high grade wedding an
nouncements by the Marcum Print
ing Company.
One. Palmer wash boiler by A. B.
Palmer.
One rocking chair by 7. P. Lair.
A wedding dinner by the Markham
Hotel.
A set of dishes by Floyd Brown.
One bottle of perfume, and pocket
book for the groom by Netzer's drug
store.
A blue and white enameled dish
pan by Grotte's varsity store.
One dozen American Beauties by
A. E. Webster.
Other prizes are.
A cross cut saw to farmer bringing
in the largest number of people in
one load, by c. E. Battles.
A sack of Pillsbury's -four to the
farmer bringing in the largest num-
Der from a distance of over five miles
by w. G.. Schroeder.
$500 in gold to the farmer bring
ing in the largest load of hay by the
Crookston Lumber Company.
A savings account with starter O.
sl.OO to each of the farmers bringing
in the most valuable load of pota
toes, onions, cabbage, butter and hay
by the Security State Bank. : :,
A SIS suit of clothes to the farm
er bringing in the load that bring
the most money at the auction sal
by Schneider Brothers. =
A sack of -four, While Jacket bran'
to the farmer bringing in the larges
number of children under IL years o
age by Roe and Markuson.
safety razor to the farmer bring
ing in the largest load of wheat, o.
the City Drug Store. "
$3.50 to the farmer driving fror
the farthest distance, by the FRS
National Bank.
$500 in gold to the farmer comm
from the farthest distance, by Al
Rain.
Five $4,000 loans on good seeurlt
without interest to the first five far
mers applying at the Northern Ma
tional Bank on Mark It Day.
a new fall hat to the farmers Wit