The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-13

New Mexico, some time ago, that
they are now settled In their new
home and like the country and eli
mate very much.
Whether the depositor has one dol
lar or one thousand in the Northern
National Bank the interest rate Is the
same per cent compounded every
six months.-AdY.
Mrs. E. M. Collins of Biwabik, Min
nesota, who has been visiting her
niece Mrs. Alvin Goodspeed Of
Grant Valley all summer returned to
her home today. Mrs. Collins is great
/ ~ interested in woman's suffrage.
She DIS seventy-nine years old and
travels alone.
Among the Brainerd players and
rooters who were in Bemidii yester-
day were; Happy Alderman, George
Day, G. II. Henry, Len Smith. George
Hahood. Fred C.. Cook, Ed. Blake,
Kirk Smith, H. Mahood, ]. Brady,
R. Hastings, G. schefflo, A. Koop, p.
and o: Berggren.
"The Reformefs.'' This satyre, in
two parts is aimed at busybodies, le-
,gitimate game; the satyrist who
makes fun of them is sure to have
the audience with him. This picture
won many and many good laugh.
See it tonight at the Majestic Adv.
George R. Dane and, son, Harold.
were guests Of F. s. Lycan Saturday.
Mr.. Dane is general manager for r.
G. Dunn and Company in the State
of Minnesota. They returned Satur-.
day evening to their home at Mime
apolis after spending the past week
as guests at Whitefish Camp.
Mrs. I. D. Ward, who with Miss
Katherine Klien Of Minneapolis has
been conducting dressmaking par
lor at the Berman Emporium, finds
that she is not strong enough to con-
tinue the work and will return to her
home at ,Northome Wednesday. Miss
Kline will continue the work.
HOLSTERS r. NJ Tea clears the
stomach, bowels and kidneys; regu-
lates, strengthens, purifies; best
hoo1th ino,,ronoo s.-- yEs.atas-
Paul Sanford, who during the past
year has been at the head of the SEN
tinel composing rooms has accepted
a position as foremen of the Pioneer
job department Mr.. Sanford is rec
ognized as being an expert in his
trade and the Pioneer is considered
fortunate in securing his services.
Arthur Holt, deputy sheriff Of
Crookston came to Bemidji
yesterday from Crookston III
search of two men whom he believed
were in this vicinity and who he be-
lieves were the men who entered
store at Fertile recently. According
to local authorities he found no clue
to the whereabouts of the men.
Those who had the pleasure of see
ing "The Flight of the Crow" at
the Grand theatre last night pro-
snounced it an exceptionally strong
drama. Come in and see it tonight
and get one of those sets Of dishes
we are giving away every night
Adv.
An exceptionally big timber wolf
was shot Saturday near Pitt by Ed.
Mott, as he was patroling the Can
adian Northern tracks. One shot was
sufficient to land the animal. He re-
ceived seven dollars and half from
the county in the form of a bounty.
Wolves are plentiful around the
clearings this year.-Baudette Re-
gion.
Brings sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks,
ruby lips. Every girl and women
should take it-Holister's R. M. Tea.
ADV.
Mrs. Emma s. Cummings, who has
been employed at the Berman EN-
porium for the past five months, has
resigned her position and left this
morning for Chokio, Minnesota,