The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-08

"Oh! You Drummer at the Past
Time Club. Come and hear him.
That State Senator Jud La Moure
of Pembina county is seriously i'll is
evident from the following dispatch
received last evening by The Herald
from Brainerd, Minn.: Jud La MOure
of Pembina, state senator and promi-
nent politician, is lying dangerously
i'll at his summer home at Nissma, Is
miles north of Brainerd, and may not
survive long. His wife died about
a month ago and her loss has been
keenly felt by him-Grand Forks
Herald
Remember the Presbyterian ladies
will serve good hot chicken pie
supper, Friday, Nov. 10.
G. w. Eastman informs US that
he threshed last week on his farm
east of town oats that yielded 100
bushels per acre machine measure,
of which two bushel sack weighed
bushels pounds. His wheat yield
ed 20 bushels per acre. Seven acres
of fax threshed 1876 bushels, which
sold for $2.05 per-bushel. 1t would
have brought 1924 per bushel if it
could have been threshed two weeks
sooner. G. w. says he is o:ered 5
cents a bushel for his oats for seed,
as it is so free from foul seed.-St.
Hilaire Spectator.
Say, did you ever hear Happy An
derson play the 'Chicken Reel' on
his clarinet? If you think he can't
play it come to the Past Time Dance
tonight and listen.
FUNKLEY.-Mrs. VIM. Riley and
children of Scranton, N. D., are Wis
iting with friends in town.-Mrs. G.
o. Leach. who has been seriously i'll
is much mproved.-James Ramsey
made trip to Blackduck Tuesday,
John Gibson of Bemidji spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Harri-
gan.-P. Sarff was transacting busi
ness in Kelliher Wednesday.-Mrs.
Timble of Tenstrike, is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. G. o.
Leach L. Latterell of Kelliher, was
a caller here Monday.-Mrs. P. Sarff
visited with friends in Houpt Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Fisher are
rejoicing over fine baby girl, which
arrived at their home on last Thurs
day evening.
We mean YOU when we say "Save
part of your income and deposit it
regularly in the Northern National
Bank 1t will earn you per cent
annually.
Governor Eberhart has named the
following as delegates from Mime
sofa to the Rivers and HarbOrs con-
gress at Washington, Dec. to g.:
Senator Knute Nelson, Alexandria !;
Senator Clapp, F. C. Stevens, M. D.
. Mum F. J. Wartrous, J. J. Hill, G.
w. Rogers; St. Paul; w. H. Gemmell,
Brainerd; w. H. Eustis, Frank M.
Nye, H. A. Tuttle, W. B. Anderson,
Minneapolis; w. B. Parsons, Vino
ma; Sydney Anderson, Lanesboro; c.
R. Davis, St. Peter, w. S. Hammond
st. James; C. A. Lindbergh. Little
Falls; Halvor Steenerson, Crookston
A. j., VOlstead, Granite Falls; c.. c.
Cokefair and C. B. Miller of Duluth.
Dance! Friday night is the night
for dancing. The Bemidji Dancing
Academy gives it's weekly dances or
that night, in the City Hall. The
Curtis orchestra of Cass Lake viii
furnish the music. Hakkerup, the
photographer, will be there to take
flashlight photograph of the hal
and the dancers. You don't want tt
miss it-and say, have you evel
heard the Curtiss orchestra play?
Under the new law it is made the
duty of everyone cutting timber fol
any purpose to dispose Of the slash
This applies to people doing any kin6
of logging, clearing land for farms
cutting out roads, etc. It is part OF
the effort being made to prevent for.
est fires and is going to be enforced
declares men working for the forester
Rangers will be on duty in the win.
ter as well as in the summer to SET
that brush is properly disposed of