The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-21

steaders and other who reside too fal
away to call may have the seeds sent
to them by mail, by dropping q card
to the Region. Be sure to mention
how many seeds you require. These
seeds are from the court house prop:
|erty at Bemidji and were gathered by
Arnie Bourgeois who kindly took the
trouble to secure them when on a
visit to the county seat last week. -
Rainy River Region.
Geo. w. Loman having resigned the
position of game warden for the
Koochiching county district, G. w.
Speelman Of Northome has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy and has
already entered upon the discharge of
lis duties. Mr. Loman has on ac-
count of his age decided the duties
were too strenuous for him. Mr..
Speelman is one Of the best known
young men in the county, he having
been engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at Northome for many years and
served as deputy under Sheriff For
rer, which position he retains. Mr.
Spee1man win move to International
Falls. ~ a Il. Sag
This is the time of the year for
fish and cheese and we have prepared
for your needs and wants in this
particular line.Here are some of the
specials we have laid in store for you.
Stock fish -. ~ & 81
!, Lutef1sk 49,. -"=>
Goat Cheese -.
Requefort cheese i
Limberger Cheese +:
Neufchatel Cheese ~
Blue Label Cheese
Roquefort Cheese
- =. 77~:-~a. Buck Cheese
- When it comes to good food stuffs
and first class you will find ours the
Store That Serves You Best at All
Times. Roe &Markusen
Last evening a surprise party was
given to Bert Baker at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Titus, sos Beltra-
mi avenue, in honor of the young
mans 18th birth anniversary. The
young folks met at the home of Fred
Graham, on Bemidji avenue and from
there went to the Titus residence
Games were played and refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mabel Stanley, Ruby Stanley, Ger
trudue Grotte, Gladys Armstrong
Gertrude Augur, Alzada Hofus, Haz-
ell Hullet, Alice Hullett, Fred Ora
ham, George Walker, Glen Peck, Will
Walker, Berthe Backlund Bert Baker
and Earl Hoffus
= Mrs. .Adeline Gotta, IS years old
died at the home of her step-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dan Lilly yesterday in Cas-
Lake, after a lingering illness OF
nearly year from dropsy. Her hus-
band. Chas. Gotta died eleven months
ago, since which time Mrs. Gotta has
not been well. Mrs. Gotta has been
a resident of Minnesota the past 81
years, making her home near Belle
Prairie, in Morrison county. After
spending two years in Little Falls
she went to Cass Lake four years ago
Funeral services were held this morn
ing at St. Charles Catholic church il
Cass Lake, and interment was made
in the Catholic cemetery there. -
Shoes are to cost more, although i
is not likely that the increased cost
will be felt in Bemidji for some time
as dealers have made purchases at thu
lower schedule of prices. The Twin
City Commercial Bulletin says: "Mos
authorities agree that higher price!
on shoes are almost inevitable. Some
authorities assert that to maintai1
the quality manufacturers will be OBJ
liged to advance prices. They claim
that when another seasons sample:
are shown which will be for the fal
of 1912, that manufacturers will have
to. make substantial advances in al
most all lines. AS an instance il
point, it is reported that one house in
Brockton, Mass, is short of calfski1
deliveries to the extent of 10000
skins. This and other information
of a similar nature has a tendency tt
prove that the. general trend of shoe