The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-26
Editorial Telephone, "THREE.ONE'
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

, vicinity of Blackjack wolves have
been seen and back still farther a
few bear which refuse to be fright.
ened when man happens acros.
their path.
For the first time since the dnpar
ture of Rev. Sieseler. several weeks
ago, the German Lutherans of Bemid.
iii will again meet for their regular
religious services. Rev. Paul Roches
of Cass Lake, who has lately been
called for this district, will preach
The services will be held in the Swed-
ish Lutheran Church and are to be-
gin at 3 p, m, All Lutherans are cor
daily invited,
Enthusiastic and valuable" de-
clares Professor Otto Bergh of the
meeting of agricultural instructors
and superintendent of schools held
in Minneapolis Friday and Saturday
and attended by Mr.. Bergh and SUI
perintendent W. P. Dryer, both OF
whom returned Sunday morning.
"Many important suggestions as to
school work. especially the agricul-
tural departments were made,' said
Mr.. Bergh.
Alderman Knute Roe, the first man
to agitate a commission form of gov
eminent for Bemidji, is receiving lit
erature dealing on the subject and if
there is a general demand for inves-
tigation he will do what he can to
bring about a full discussion during
the coming winter in order that a
vote may be taken on the question
at the city election next spring, if
it is found advisable,
AS usually treated, sprained an
kle will disable a man for three or
four weeks, but by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment freely as soon as
the injury is received, and observing
the directions with each bottle, a
cure can be effected in from two to
four days. For sale by Bankers Drug
Store.
PINEWOOD.-Mrs. J. Fink re-
turned home Sunday after spending
the week with Mr.. Fink at Lakota.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Pogue of Bemidji, were
Pinewood visitors Monday.-Thresh-
ing machines are busy here this week
D. Powers and wife of Solway were
guests of HUI Dodge and wife Sun
day.-T A. Gelen, who is employed
as carpenter at the Schroeder farm
near Bemidji, returned home Friday
leaving again Mondays. o. Jallen
spent Monday in Bemidji.-J. Sines
spent Sunday at his home near Pine
wood.
The prebytery of Adams held its
fall meeting at Blackjack last week
and the members were entertained by
a banquet and campfire at Blackjack
, lake. Rev. c. E. Boyden was ap-
pointed pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Thief River Falls: The
following resolution was adopted and
forwarded to the president: RE
solved, that we go on record as un-
alterably opposed to our government
exchanging courtesies with the liquor
traffic such as is proposed by the
secretary of agriculture acting as
honorary chairman of the National
Brewers congress to be held in Chi
cago.'
No business was transacted at the
regular meeting Of the city council
last night. immediately after con-
vening adjournment was taken out
of respect to the memory of Judge H.
w. Bailey L. J: Hadley, represent
ing the Studebaker Vehicle concern
was to make a plea to have the city
reconsider it's decision to purchase a
: street sprinkler and sweeper from the
: Austin company of Chicago, says he
! will bring his proposition before the
r council at some future date. Yester-
day afternoon the Austin cOmpany's
machines were tried on the new pave
ment here and are said to have shown
up well.