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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
RATLEss DAY IN INDIANA


One Of the most unique celebrations
recently was held In Hope. Ind. The
day was characterized as ."ratless
day" and the campaign was conducted
byaHigh, school girls. s-A
Like nearly :alI?' American ~lassles,
the Hops. school girls. had fallen vic.
Tins 70. the hair rat. The, village
school authorities begged them to- tt
tend classes for at least one day with
out their artificial c%oiffures. The girls
accepted the invitation for the novelty
Of the affair.
There was CONSERVATION, however,
when the girls assembled "ratless."
"Ratless day" proved to be a great
success, or at least the teachers
thought SO. The teachers believed
there would be fewer headaches re.
ported and that better grades would
result at the end Of the year If tho
rats" we're abandoned. But the very
next day the girls were in their seats
with rats-big and little.
THE school authorities have not EN-.
tirely gIven. up hope. for they believe
they can yet prevail on the girls to do
away with a portion Of the shperfuous
hair. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
BITE OF THE ELECTRIC ANT

.HsU#Hm |###..h |N.... U.#aa. 4..###" #.HaH 81
When you happen to sit down to
rest or take notes near a colony Of
electric ants, says a writer in the At,
l9nttc Monthly, some wandering hunt.
er Is sure to find you and come eau
tiously forward to discover the nature
of the intruder and what ought to be
done. /; IN siisg ii,4,
II you are not too near the town
and keep perfectly still he may run
across your feet a few times, over
your legs and hands and face, up your
trousers, as II taking your measure
md getting comprehensive Views.
then so in peace without raising an
alarm.
, IL however. a tempting spot Is OF
fered or some suspicious movement
excites him a bite follows, and such
a bite! fancy that n bear or wolf
bite Is not To- be compared with It.
"A quick electric fame of pain
flashes along the outraged nerves.
and you discover for the first tina
how great is the capacity for sensn-
tion iggq)are possessed of. A shrlck.
a grab forgthei animal; and a bewil-
,deTed stSre follow this bite OF bites MS
one comes back to, consciousness from
sudden eclipse, Fortunately lfScarerrI
one need not be bitten ofterer than
once or twice in a lifetime.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

At the Irish sensible. iresbEt,9f Ira
more, about seven afles from Water
ford. stands a curious pillar surmount.,,
ed by the metal egpresofsas pan. IT.
was built totehaBis marihsrss TO dis,
tinguish between Tramofes tay and
Waterford harbor, but 1t has another
and more peculiar s Local tradi-
tion has it that II any unmarried WON.
man succeeds in hopping round 1t
three times she will get a husband
within a year. Many women visitors
are attracted to the place to test the
value OF the legenda
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

CLARRsBURG ~ Interest In the
iClarksburg Board Of Trade member
ship campaign was given a new impe.
tus Saturday, when a committee con-
sisting Of Albert Snedeker, H. o. Bid
die. c. D. Fish and C. c. kirkpatrick.
on Senator c. w Watson in
Fairmont and secured ten member
ships for the various interests OF his
companies In and around C%larksburg.
As further evidence Of the wide in.
terest manifested in Clarksburg's
business revival, the Reymann Brew
ding Company voluntarily senttiu a
membership from Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

~BucKHANNoN-A desperate. at.
tempt \ assasslnate William Post,
former senator and president Of the
National Bank. was made by John
Harris, q negro who fired three shots
without effect at Nj. Post while he
was riding on horseback to his home
In the suburbs late last evening. Mr..
Post dismou1ted, and in a struggle
With the negro succeeded in taking
the gun away from him, but the ne.
gro escaped. Bloodhounds from Yves.
ton arrived and are now on tho trail.
The motive Is unknown:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

RARKERsBuRG-A meeting Of the
West Virginia Fire Underwriters As
ISOLATION Will be held in this city on
December |. Which promises to be at.
tended; with some interesting develop.
rients and II q alleged that the meet.
Ing VIII be held here for the purpose
ofs attempting to force tie local fire
insurance agents to comply with the
demands of the association in the
matter Of writing Insurance along Ger.
tain ltnes, or suffer in the loss OF the
agencies Of companies Which belong
70 the association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
the police Is that he was robbed and
afterward set on fire to, hide tho
crime.
10 pouhle Track.

cLARKSBURG-It Is the intention
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to
double track on the Short Line Diyl-
sion, a distance Of eighteen miles
from Lumberport, to- the tunnel at
Rinehart. This Will relieve the con.
gestion Of the coal trains at this point
and will greatly improve the passen.
ger facilities.
. The frequent late. arrival Of Short
Line trains is caused by the numerous
coal trains that traverse this section
and a double track will certainly
prove q great benefit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
Burned.

49, - ..sH-.F
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loseyysno. u
cooper. was fatally burned, at the fac.
tory the West Huntington Tumbler
Company at about II O'Clock saturr
day night, following a4mysterlous sue
scesslon Of events whichth police are
investigating. d
Insconnection with the tragedy, Will
Steel recently released from jail 81
Montgomery w. Va, has been arrest.
go Sandas being held at the cltyJaiiS
Loseyeis In a critical condition at
the Huntington hospital as. the result
q his terrible injuries and but little
hope for saving his life is expressed
by the authofltles there.
There, arc several vetstQnssof the
Happenings preceding the awful Ok,
.perlehce Of Losey.. One theory held by
HIENHrH N.Y. UINWN" EEH+-EHF DO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
a. ]. .WILkIN ON HERE. !.

.s.l4..EL. Wilkinson, ofsFHuntIngton.
grand ss%ecretary"of the Grand41odge..
l:!Oho.iF F. of West Virginia, was here
Saturday and left5yesterday for Graf.
ton 70 attend the Elks Memorial ser.
Vice. MI. Wilkinson was in this city
looking after the proceedings OF the
Grand Lodge Eso%o. F., which have
just been published in book form by
the Index, Printing Company. Mr..
Wilkinson will go to Washington from
Grafton to be gone a few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
CHI[D DEAD

MILDRED, THE FOUR YEAR OLD
DAUGHTER OF Mr.. AND MRS.
OTIS SHAVER, PASSES AWAY.
Mildred Shaver. the four year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Shaver.
died Sunday night at the home Of her
parents in MonongaA. She was one
OF twins. Il twin brother, Milford and
n younger brother. surviving Her. Mr..
Shaver is a policeman in Monongah
and well known here.
Mildred was a bright, lovable little
girl, and her death has brought sorrow
to many hearts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

SCUARKsBURG = Pearl George. a
freight brakeman. willie coupling, cars,
.about'seven o'clock Saturday evening:
In the local yards of the B. and o..
was caught between the bumpers and
was crushed through the; hips. receiv.
Ing internal injuries that resulted in
his death alta m:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
NoRTHcoTT MAY
RUN FOR GOVERNOR.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Dec. At
was learned here that friends of Hon.
G. A. Northcott, member of the State
Board OF Regents, and former presl.
dent of the State Senate, are urging
him to become a candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor.
Mr.. Northcott has not given a def
mite answer but is said to be giving
the matter serious, consideration:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

Tho italian Archaeological Mission In Crete has been. making some r-
markablc and interesting excavations in that isand: sAtSPhaestus and
Hashia TrladaJ the exeavauops Of the Minoan palace and tho royal villa have
been COMPLETED k With tho discovery 9. new Important parts of beth buildings
and that OF the Mfnoant agora; tho oldest market place eyerlfoundE oufGreek
so!. At Labena, or. the south. coast Of tho island, the eraecoRoman temple
Of Aeseulapus with Its surroundings was entirely unearthedsw 3newfre 81
searches have been carried IN at Goryna, near the 3Pythan temple and tho
sr'ekNssora, and at Prhias OF the eastern slopes2ot hiountldassThe oseaya-
lions at Prinia have brought to light the remains Of two archaic Greek
shrines with very remarkable pseea Of sculpture Of tho most primitive STYLE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

German railroads are experiment..
Ing with an electric locomotive head
light. fsYivelled so that m engineer
can throw the rays wherever he.
wants; them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

On top Of the tower olsst: Michael's.
church, Exeter. England, 90 sackfuls
of sticks have been discovered. Tie
sticks had been carried there by jack
DAVIS for nestbuilaing,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04
State news
church sDcdlcated,

sISTERsylLLE The handsome
new church edifice erected by the
SBaptists OF s~istersviile was dedlcat.
ed Sunday with appropriate ceremo.
MES,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

|"a", IN1IFI.V -F@V .Ts@E l9IVV VITy 2 e
Merchant-messages for YOU, today
plenty, and Important!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

In ono of the many temples Of Pekn, China, isSas great stone which
Is asserted by the learned Chinese to be the center Of the earth. The temple
Itself pictured herewith, is of graceful shape and highly decorated, and is
ono of tho sights that the tourist is always taken to see.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-04

Don't use Calcmol Or Cathartics.
Buy Ficlas' Prune Syrup and Senns-
Pleasant. Safe and Sure.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-25

U, S. Comptroller Murray re-
ports that. the banking power of
the nation is II billion $50 mill
ion dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-25
On the night before Christmas Miss Dilpickles hint
By OSCAR und Adolf is praised without stint
(Continued)

English artist, in 1874. He decor
ated a little card with an appro-
pirate scene and text and sent it
to a friend, who showed it to 9TH
er friends. 1t aroused such inter-
est that the next year he sent out
many cards. In five years the Gus
tome was general.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
gorbei fino Die Gis'uahertaee,

Die @efabr, me1de SOS Gispoiier
nit fid briagt, Iiegt binter l1ns. SIN
CONNER gibt es ni6ts @efdbrlideres
ais gismaiier, un6 mer1t es idnen
getrunten miro, bat eS bdufig sen 500
i'm @efolge, itoem 6as Gismaifertrin.
fen gar baufig Mugenfongeition nod
ii& 5iebt. Mber ribt Bios in ben BET
Ben Gagen lit ein Grunf gutes 8ier
angerotbea, n1d in Ser iest fonuntett-
Ben fiibleren Sabres3eit 1T Elm guteg
@las Bier an51ratben, Sen bagieIbe
1T itets Der @eiunbbeit mobItbl.etr6
llno tpirft tets Itdrfeno auf 6eg Men-
iden Spitem. gon allen Bieriorten 1T
aber gang beionoers oos beriibu1te
n&0lo &eioelbergre" ar3urotben, 6enr1
es entbdlt oue Gigeni9aften, sic oem
8ier nahgeriibrnt peroen. Dies
miro fobri3iert bon ser 8reik e @in1-s
1rer 8raugeienfdaft, sic nit brem
Bier ii@ olg Greuno Ser Menidbeit
ertpeiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Ser beidamte 9ieb.

Ser alte SSaiger Morib batte in iei:
ner 5tube einen abgerihteten Star,
Ser einige @orte ipreden fonnte
Wenn gum 8eiipiel Ser Sager rief:
nstarlein, mo- Bis Du?" 10 idrie ser
Star alemal: uDa bin ih!" - Des
Mahbars fleiner Scarf batte an Dem
@ogel feline gan5 beionoere 5reuoe
llno madte ibm Dfters einen gelnb
MIs &arl mie0er einnral fam, mar 0el
Sager chen nibt in ser 5tube. &ar]
fling geidmin0 Sen gogel, itedte ibr
in sic Iaide u10 moute ii6 oami1
fortldleiden. Ml1ein 1T eben Sem Mlt:
genblid FAINT Ser SSatger. gr ge0ad}
tie SEM &nnben cine Sreu0e 5u mu:
den uno REF mte getp0bnlid: Stir.
lein, mo biit Du?" un0 ser 8oge,
in ser Iaide 0es &naben i6rie, i
lul1t er fonrte: v9a bin i6!"
Gin 9iebifabl lei 10 id1au er mag
gr fomrnt oft ielten an SEN Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Ser S~bierfrennb.

Nefe 9biere ni9t! 0as Meden ser
Gbiere lit cine leioer nidt 11l1r bel Ser
Sugeno meitperbreitete l1nittte. 8iele
Meni9en bringen es nidt fertig, -an=
6ers nit SEN Sbieren 81 berfebnen,
ais oaB iie 0ieielben auf ale MIR mog=
li9e Mrt rei5en l1n6 qualen. Daber
fin6et man in 5eologiiden @arten,
M%enagerien uim. falt iiberau Die an
gei@riebene 8arnurg:: vDaS Meden
Ser Sbiere lit perboten." nn6 marl1m
perboten? @eil 6aS Neden Sen Gbie=
rem idd6lid 1T un6 neil es fit: Sen
Nedenoen lelbit oft cine @efabr fir
un6beit nno 2eben beoeutet. @ie
oft iitaes niht idon borgefommen, 6aB
Meni6en bon 0urd Mefen CUR @utb
gerei5ten &a1n6en 5erfleiidt, bon &fer>
BEN gebiiien unb geld1agen un0 bon
anberen Ebieren angefaMen un6 libel
5r%geridtet mor0en iin6. Das Ebier
bat ia be6ellten6 mebr 2angn11tb alS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
ainoerede.
Sabre 8obltbdtiefeit.

Ser Mnatom uno 8atbologe CRIT
peilber, ser 1874 al Slilac i'm oret-
acknowledgement 2ebensiabre Itarb, mar
ourd mebrere Sabr5ebnte Ser beriibm-
telte Mr3t BON Baris, angemein ge-
idabt pegerl ieiner &enntniiie nno
megen leiner mrerid0pfliden Mad-
ltenliebe.
gines Cages b0rte er, baB oie Srall
zines nnterbeamten int &riegsmi1tt-
iterilm franf lei; albalo ging er gu
ibr uno mieoerbolte ei1ren Monat lang
leine @e1ude, bis es linn gelungen
mar, Sic i1genolide 2ebensgefdbrtin
oes farglid b%eioloeten 8eaurten mie=
ser ber5nltellen. Mber lie metter Die
@enelung fortldritt, oeito befange11er
pur6e ser @atte bel ie0em 8eiude
|0es Doftors. Dieier begriff natiir=
lid audi balo, 6ab Ser idle6tgeitellte
Marn in @erlegenbeit nor, mie ct Sic
8emii6ungen 0es beriibmten Mr5tes
be5ablen ioue. Mber Sic mabre gea6=
ltenliebe lit erfinoeriib. gines Mor=
gems betradtete GruDeilber alfmerf=
Jam einen alten Subteppid, ser altf
SEM 8ooen oes 98immers lag, uno ct
ma funf5ebn Sranfen mertb. mar.
v@as fir ei1t id0ner Seppi6!"
rief CT aus. u@enn ib mid ni6t iebr
tauide, fat ct einen 5iemliden antt=
quariiben @ertb. &ann id ibn ba=
benz"
80, penn id Sbnen 0amit 0ienen
fonnte, @err Doftor!!" itammelte per-
legen ser 8ealnte.
Gut, erpi6erte Ser Mr5tz mir
mollen ei1ren San0el MAIDEN. Ser
Geppid ideint mir feline orei6unoert
6ranfen mertb gu lein. Ste iflrloen
mir fir meme ar5tlide 8emiibungen
5meibunoert 6ranfen; folgli6 babe i6
|Sbnen nod ein6unbert berasu5u5ab=
len."
Mit oieien @orten gab ser 0oftor
oem eri taunten Manne flint Scope
lepnsoor in sic @atto u110 perabibie=
hete iid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
aein @r11nb Sic Mrbeit anfsnge6en.
@enr Gner Doctor @uh beo11

@enn Guer Doctor @l,@ beauf-
tragt, sic Mrbeit ein5uiteue11, 10 madt
gnd 6as idtuanfeno. SIR miBt. Sbr
iei6 idpa@, berr1ntergefomn1e1t 1no
6aB Cure @eiun6btit 1tadgih einet1
Gag Inn ben aroern, aber SIR miiBtt
70 1ange arbeiten, ols SIR es n1sbal'
ten fonrtt. Was SIR notbpenoig bom,
lit electric 8itterg, oos. gl,rem SD-
item &raft Stdrte urb gnergie ber-
leibt, I'M Gurer 5infen 81 berbiitett
uno gn4 pieoer at beIeben. Seio
nidt idtpaA, frdnflih ODER binfdnig,
|io latlge electric Bttters gu9 M1ahett
Ibringt g1ei9 nod Der erite,t Doits.
Eauienbe fegnen es Degen mrer gu
ten @eflnbbeit urb 8t1rfe. Deriu4t
es. Se6e GIaide 1T earaattirt, snbf die
.8ufrieoerbeH eibt. ge,.r b0f Bel Der
IMolitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

set Menih, nber eiittnleaI 5ur @ufb
.gerei3t, fann es al unferem fl1rdtbar.
tier Mngreifer mer6en. Nub eigettle
poer befa11nte Gbiere ionte mla1 nibt
mdem; tie genieBen IN ibrer @efan-
'geniboft idon lpenig 5reibeit, pa-
rum alio ibnen ibr 2eben nod nub-
los ihmer maiden? l1no, Damn piiien
mir bod audi, tpo5u Elm gerei5ter
Menih fdbig lift; ertparten mir 10 biel
mebr bon ser unoerniinftigen &rea<
|tur?
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TpIeh Mierenpiaen

miro guren perionliden Sal errei-
den, menn SIR irgenb cine Mrt Mie-
rem uno 8Ioien : 8eibmeroen ODER
%barnartige l1nregelmdBigfeiten babt.
&esindt file. Molitor Drug So.
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85Nta aetetlt

t y4E&4aA8HfE G0kS8 -0SYSekAs -s...s -
Ser ofobert 8. .Ssn1boff. 61b Gotpen Blaee,
gbfcaao. Sl., f9retbt an IL. September 1910:
Sseben M9oHat bate q et1eT bts 2 s1ntdaes
s Mersteis. aber otnf erfolo.. pa bertn@te
unb bate teitber NOD teine1I Gnta1lii To- btu
AberSeuet. oaB t@ bon oer gaa!i9t oeate
btes an1ttteI nur beiten9 eutpieble1. ,n.4.
&tprti 1910: @teine SefanbSeft ltsb bteiI q
ttptli1i@en ,1trtg;; bate 6te! e@nierseIl ar5t.
llt9e aurit berfaete. 81 tuar. febr !nteoergee'
f@lngen. un0 elollbte. iletft 2etbef let 1tIpetls
rs 8aiiors a5ntssy1 Meerbenttdrfer utib 81 mel.
nee Grelbe, e bolt fotort. Ntetn 8tttane
Mot &orte ttI6en; neroe oas @ettteI aber
leberrlaIlt. eu1ptebIen
~A>1 eiu tpertbbpueS Bud fnr glerbeiletbetthe
SpLer tpirb Stbeu1 bee eS berlanst.. sugefanbf.
Ovv arrne erbnIten aud bic Uae6tsttt uuafcnit.
9iefe MebtStu tD1,rbt ieit BEN Sabre 1879 npn oeu!
4o4lD. 4aftor Qbnia. Sort ma9ne. .Snb. 5aberestea
aub lett inter teiuer dntoeifuug bon ber
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake ctr. CHICAGO, LIE
Set aystbesern ~ baben tar
'1'oO q. srs S.:! si.,s. ! s isa 3s.o g: '''oO Z
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14

a few days. Come In and make Won,
selections. No finer lot ever came Il
BEemidji. The Pioneer Office Supply
Store.
Pofessor w. P. Dyer left this noon
Tor Deer River where he will ar
range the program for the education
al association.
9. 4. Dierch of Rainy River, is a
business bus visitor in the city. Mr..
= DE is connected with the Crook
.ston Lumber company.
i.8 Checking accounts, Savings ac-
counts, Certificates Of Deposit. Which
viii you place your money in at the
Northern National Bank?
i g. A. Sherwood of Duluth. travel
ing freight agent for the 500 Railway
Company, is transacting business in
the city for a few days.
H. Waldo of CrooKston was in the
city yesterday on business. Mr..
Waldo is connected with the Bridg-
man Russell Creamery Company. =:
Every telephone subscriber added
TO the local exchange increases the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14

value Of the service to those already
connected. Order a telephone BY cal
ling l48 before the next directory
goes to press which is on Dec. ! eth
Jas! G. Brady and wife of DIN
stead, n. D., were in the city for 4
few hours yesterday en- route to Big
Falls where they will be the guest OF
relatives and friends. Z
II your name is mis-spelled or 9th
erWlse incorrectly listed notify the
Telephone Company before the next
directory goes to press on Dec. 18th
Mrs Graham M. Torrance re-
turned last evening from an extended
visit in Butler, Indiana. Mrs. Tor
rance stopped in Chicago ; and the
Twin Cities on her way home. :.l.
Extremely low prices at the Ber-
man Emporium in coats, suits and
dresses makes it possible for all to
be gladdened with one of these beau
t1ful garments for the HOLIDAYS.
christmas programs are being pre-
pared in the public schools and re-.
nearslng is going on daily. The
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14
THAYER BAILEY AT DEER RIVER
Investigates Mysterious Burning of
Buildings at That Place.

Deer River, Dec. 14-Thayer G..
Bailey of Bemidji, one of the attor-
neys connected with the attorney
generals Office in the prosecution of
the arson cases against DR.. Dumas,
was in Deer River investigating, it is
said, fires, which have recently oc-
Cured here, and which are alleged
in some quarters to have been of in
cendiary origin.
While Mr.. Bailey had little to say
it is understood that the state fire
marshal's office proposes to carefully
Investigate the origin of a number of
fires which have occurred in this vi
cinity and among others one that de-
stroyed Deer River store last spring
and entailed a loss of approximately
$4,000. ..e.....r 81. .-.
Mr.. Bailey refused to discuss the
Dumas arson cases farther than to
say that the prosecution of Dr., Du-
mas under the two indictments not
yet taken up will probably be begun,
shortly after the first of the year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14
BE'M',|IDJI BRIEFS

- i
J. G. Sullivan of Funkley, is a Be
midi visitor today.
Geo. Kirk is spending a few days
at Crookston on business.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Mrs. Otto Lilith of LaPorte is in
the city today shopping.
J. j Kelly of Crookston, is in the
city for a few days on business.
Christmas trees for sale. Phone
$50.
E. H. Ferris of this city is visit
ing friends at International Falls.
T. J. Kinkle of Walker was in the
city last evening en- route to Bagley.
Carload of heavy draft horses for
sale at Pogue's Barn. F. R. Stowell.
Geo. w. Noll of this city trans
acted business at International Falls
yesterday.
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Editorial Telephone, "THREE-ONE"
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

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Mrs. A. Underwood of Kelliher. is
in the city today on shopping ex-
petition.
The little girls are delighted with
the folding doll carts at Lahr's Fur
niture Store.
Mrs. Travis Of Northome, spent
yesterday in the city doing Christ
mas shopping. .r.. s....s.. .s..@ w..
Horses for sale at Pogue's Barn,
and have a carload of heavy draft
horses. F. R. Stowell ..
A. G. Wedge, auditor of the Shell
don chain of banks, went to Inter-
national Falls this morning.
Harry Lewis was ordered out of
town yesterday on a charge of vag-
rancy by Judge H. A. Simons.
Bring your pencils to the Public
Pencil Sharpening Station. Come in
and help yourself. The machine is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-14

at Your service. The Bemidii Pio-
neer Office Supply Store.
D. McClain and wife Of Fosston.
have been guests at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Fibbs for the past several days.
Oscar Meyer was fined SIS yester-
day afternoon in municipal court by
Judge Simons for disorderly conduct.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday afternoon to Ferdinand W.
koefd and Ella Maloney, both Of this
county. Fl
Should you decide to have a new
book case, examine the Globe-Wer-
nicke Sectional line at Lahr's Furnf-
ture Store. ~ = .:.>. .:7 l. !.
H. Steinberg of the Steinberg
Cigar Company of Duluth, is attend
ing to business in the city for a few
days. I 5,ta,a1KnH
NJ Goryer of Duluth, is in the city
on business. Mr.: Goryer is an agent
for the Schlitz Brewing Company of
Duluth. #r.... - - #
We've got lot of fine 1912 diar-
les coming. They'll be here within