The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-05

Born Saturday, December 2, at
their home in this city, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Murphy, a son. 49,. - f..
Christmas letters and greeting
cards different than you have seen,
1c to 35c only, at ABERCROMBIE'S.
Clerk of Court Fred Rhoda issued
a marriage license to Marius Martin
son and Miss Grace Naish, both Of
Beltrami county.
Order your milk from Roe and
Markusen. Fresh every morning.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. John L.
Brown, 500 Mississippi avenue, on
Thursday afternoon, Dec 7.
The more of your money you have
working for you the less you will
have to work for yourself. 1t will
work and earn 4 per cent for you at
the Northern National Bank. Come
in with your savings today.
Ice on the sidewalks caused by
dripping. caves must be removed at
once. At the regular meeting of the
city council last evening attention
was called to these dangerous places
and it was decided that property
owners be notified to remove the per-
il.
The telephone directory is consid-
cred a social as we'll as a business
guide. You can easily have your
name among the many others by or
dering service before Dec. 18th.
While making a leap for the loco
motive at the station in Funkley,
Brakeman Warner, on the Kelliher
train, missed and fell between the
train and the station platform, badly
spraining his ankle and narrowly
missing being carried beneath the
wheels.
"The Child Crusoes," had a narrow
escape from the natives on that lit
tie island they were shipwrecked on.
Don't fail to see them tonight at the
Majestic theater, for the program
changes tomorrow.
The Bemidji Hockey club will give
a dance on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 13. The dance will be given
in the City Hall and the music will
be furnished by Masters orchestra.
The proceeds of this dance will go to
aid and defray the expenses OF. the
hockey team during the winter. i
If your name is mis-spelled or 9th
erWise incorrectly listed notify the
Telephone Company before the next
directory goes to press on Dec. 18th
Frank Miller has been appointed
by the city to have charge of the
frame work of the new bridge to be
put in across the Mississippi river
here. The city council last night de-
cided to employ him for this work a.
the rate of 40 cents an hour, the Worl
to be, done as soon as the ice is soli(
enough to permit. .~..-.* =.
I will give free to some lady wht
attends the sale tonight One-half doz
en- Cherokee pattern teaspoons man
ufactured by R. Wallace and Sons
warranted 10 years, 1 handsome col
lar pin, l handsome veil pin, HEF
CHOICE. Dutch auction sale eacl
evening and private sales during tn
day. Everything to go before Christ
mas. Chas. L. Cummers.
Snow is to be placed at the rail
road crossings and on the road t
Nymore so as to make sleighing Q
heavy loads possible. The corduro
road north of town also will be pu
in shape and wherever necessary tn
roads will be sprinkled, the work be
ing done by Street Commissioner Cal
ter as a result of action taken by tn
city council last night, upon motto
of Tom Smart. ~
Electric Boots, 120 miles an hour
and that's going some. If you don
believe it just step down to the Ms
jestic theater tonight and see. Pro
gram changes tomorrow night.
That the governors of the NORTH
western States might be present dul
ing full week of the sNorthWester
Land Products Show" the manager
of the Western Governors Specis
Train have arranged to return t
St. Paul, Dec. 16, four days Garlic
than their schedule called for. TIL
means the executives of the follow
ing states will be present to spea
and meet people who visit the show
Minnesota, South Dakota, North d.
81 kota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Wy
ming and Colorado. Governor Fbel