The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-11

SeS BOY, OcC. o1.-ReuWOOQ Fails
Gazette.
We have secondhand coal heater:
of all sizes and all prices. Given
Hardware Co.
Today is the 18th day of the 18th
month of 1911, so that busy persons
in writing their letters use the fig
ures 11-11-11.
5 bushels of apples for $500 fo1
the remainder of the week at Schroed
er's Store.
The German Lutherans will meet
for their regular service Sunday at
ternoon at o'clock in the Baptist
church. Sunday School will be held
at o'clock
Without economy you can never
be rich; with it you need not be poor
Economic little each day and start
a savings account at tho Northern
National Bank.
The musical program which was tc
have been given at the Commercial
club rooms this afternoon by the
Womans club has been postponed On
account Of today's snowstorm.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Sleighing on the new paved streets
of Bemidji is exceptionally fine today
Thursday nights rain covered the
pavement with a good coat of ice and
it took but little. snow to make the
sliding good.
How about that Universal Heating
Stove? This kind of weather is just
right for it now eGt your order in
early. Given Hardware Co.
Thursday evening Ike Bloosten
gave picnic duck supper in the Ber-
man Emporium store. Tables were
set in the rear of the building and
covers were laid for IA, all the en-
ployes of the store participating.
Do you want a girl? Do you want
a boy? Do you need job? Do you
want to sell anything? Do you want
to trade anything? We can recon-
end nothing better than a Pioneer
Want Ad.
Miss Emma Noesen entertained a
few friends last evening. A social
evening was spent and at the close
refreshments were served. The guests
were Misses Vera Cameron, Lillian
and Rose Barrette, and Messrs. Ed
Gould, Jack Falls and Jack Villeman
For pains in the side or chest dam
pen piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Liniment and bind it on over
the seat of pain. There is nothing
better. For sale by Bankers Drug
Store.
The lake shore today is crowded
with boys and girls on skees. The
high bank on Lake Boulevard at the
foot of Fourteenth street is an ideal
place for the youngsters to learn this
sport The new road cut through
from Lake Boulevard to the lake
shore makes a fine long ride.
We have a large stock of second
hand stoves in stock that we mus
clean up regardless of cost or price
Given Hardware Co.
The Raudenbush piano that wa:
used by Miss Ruth Wightman at the
recent recital given at the Baptis
church has been sold by James A
Terry to L. T. Skrivseth of this city
This instrument was selected by Mis-
Wightman for it's superb tone quail
ties and has been admired by man.
since this occasion.
Have you tried a Bemidji Pionee
Want Ad? Why, they will some
times get your breakfast for you.
square meal is not an unusual thin.
for a want ad. They often get mai
a job that will earn him enough t.
buy squares" for year. Try on
the next time you're looking TO-
work. Remember too, Mr.. Reader
that want ads work both ways.
A. d. Stephens left last night OF
a deer hunt. He was joined at Foss
ton by INV. Larson, of that place
and the two proceeded to Bemidji
where they will be Joined by a part
from Wadena and will proceed to tn
tall timber for deer hunt. The
did not limit themselves as to time
but will remain as long as they ca
stand the grub dished up by Coo
Stephens.-Crooks Times.
Come in and see our second-han
wood heaters. Given Hardware Co.
Although the railroads will gran
no holiday rates this year, there wi
be a rate of fare and one-third i
effect from Bemidji to St. Paul an
Minneapolis beginning December 1
and continuing on sale to Decembe
%, good for return until Decembe
"a. This is on account of the NORTH
western States Land Show in s.
Paul. The round trip rate from Be
midi will be $3.50 to Minneapoli
and $500 to st. Paul. These ticl
cts will be good for continuous pass