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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18
JOSIE B. UPSETS
TALENT AT PORT
HURON OPENER

PORT HURON. Mich. Aug. 49,
After being rained out Tuesday, the
Port Huron short ship meetings got
started yesterday. with three good
races on IN. program All were
won In straight heats. vsnko had
little trouble In dispcsing Of the 2:2<
trot. aud Mary Peters pleased the
talent by winning the 2:2s pace.
,Homesteader was the choice Of the
spectators In the 2:1s pace. but 10
sic B. was the horse that toted home
the bacon. with the fsvorite way
back IN two heats and drawn In the
third.
The summary:
2:24 TROT. PURSE $1,000.
Nanko. br. e., by Unko (Pierce) fl
Hazel Custer, ch. m. (Clark)... "a 2
Blackburn Watts. b. h. tMilloy) "a .
Fancy Harkaway. b. m. tHop-
Ti%:,;.isN; .:, i.,;s, !;;i;.s,s,,
Mary Peters. b. m. by Peter the
Great w !GGrammsr) ,n:.;::;" II !
G {. NJ M Mr eI 5. e. tH Rayj sss
birdie welsh. b. m: tEsson): -. 80
Daisy H.. ch. m. tGrapentein) s2s
Mary D., b. m. (Denoyes). zee
Tango BOY. =. .. BROWN ......ds
Arden Gates, blk: m. twynne)
rime,,;isH. s;i rsi,naa ;ls*s
Josie r.. br. m. by DR.. Joe
the Ss, mcc.s. b. E: Cared: I'LL
Ida clair. ch. IN. twilson).... 4 2
S s.sS,sss s,l, ss g. foi ~ 'xacb.n
ieiS .............. SIS
DIR. n b. n. lEiiIott) ......... 7ss
Homesteader, b. q. (Rag sdale). o Idr
Time-2:19!. s;fSi. ATTN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18

MONTREAL. y. Buffalo. =.
Toronto. y. Rochester. :.
Harrisburg ~. Providence, 81.
Richmond. 81 Jersey CITY. f-o.
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bered ~. ~. - 30 = cen Csntros
svchue AND Casper svSpu0;
S DSr; ns Dix sv:sus sub. q
Is, nt, s'S SarO
inrscn, q o. :JjoIainnss s: .s ssksss
tween Kaisr. avenue aud Wos3.
mere avenue; that part Of lot J.
piat % Psrt Of r. q $40 Nin9
OF and .sdjoinins wosdmsrs
IN front Of or adJotnipg. sueh
Wocdrnsr. ssSnus pi,. q p AM
o. $40 lying south Of and
adjoining Fort street. eat. 81
and adjoinis Woodmers sys-
" .v.nS: n fro ,aes % q y M' n1,s,ns
lns such lct or psrs ~ lot mum.
bersd 81, between stark ave.
rue and Scuthsrn svsnus: plat
OF the sub. Of the estate %
osR s;1ty'rao'a being Pert
90 o. tas south sid. Of H.rs,rt
sH:et In front Of or a@jsiythU
eyce 10! or part 81 lot IumhSr-
~ 81; between Giibsrt svsgQe
rs as,''S part avs y d d!'vss.r :.
~ Atchtgab avenue. l- Ag9
90 ON the north side Of Lin.ss
street In front Of or sdjcinlug
such lot Or part. q, lot .ppmbsv,
end clcorte syepus, 4 pdrey ,.
Images sub. Of the. sly ~ az
iet ne; Of camp~u's au6. q
.,s) On = the Mo . az cid. Of a,i,,,.ry
SucH iot or !g na,t ~ q aaJ}o,1.ng
bsrSA Is. between STARK avenue
the sub. 81 the eststc Of stspS-
e. ihi,svs'noi's hsiss part 81 ?.
n " u: s; ;:sn: "a: 3; . = .d Sss:
such lots or parts Of lot4 NUM-
sse. asi. ass.'' as 81 81 IS Is III
3sS, 2ss e39. between rttt
Harrsh's ToIedo avenue rub "a
that part Of lot ., r. C.. ~.
uD On the east side of Philips ave-
nue.. in front OF or aqJoining
ssrsa iS sss q s.t as ts 3 a. Joy! s.s cS w.
::s rs. 20. 81 ~ S Sss; .:s. s ssi
street and rerndals sgvenuAi
uarrah's Toledo avenue sub. OF
s ss 81 efr w 81 lSs :v s g. YIN.
EAST SIDR--BOOK A.
% On the south side Of -Hefbrook
ing such lot or part Of let
s strse s.r ma s.auSis srf .sn.~ rG ao
sssph X McLsughlhts sub Of
north n OF lot and The WY
Of l. sec, IL iS,soo-acrs tract.
D On the. south st4e Of 1llineis
street. In front OF or ad5oinipg
such lot or part az. lot num-
bered IL, between Orlesns
street and nsQuindre street:
sub. Of lots l. and 5 ct she
sub. OF .. L. I. Deauindrs farm.
EAST SIDE-BOOK b.
CD Or the west side OF tHairpeinte
avenue. in 'front.' Ut or ad3o!N..
ing such lot. or part or lot
nusnbsred IL. between. Je6erson
avsnuS end River: 5endrie Z
Hillgsrs sub. OF part Of lot :
81 81 re A:as rs c. onS ss s.'.'' SUD-
As are ownsA BY you, on or before
the cpd dag ~ espternher. 1913, or Ia
default thereof. the came will Be con .
structed. reccustr>icted or put %
proper line and xrs6e by the Depart
msnt Of Public Works. and the e1-
psnse thereof. together with the cost
Of this publication, viii b. assessed
GEO. Ii. ZEN K nLl..
Biz, Commissioner Public Werks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18

'Batted for Harstsd In the second.
t3attcd for Coumbe In the fourth.
tpatted for Walker In the eighth.
Innings 3 8 s 81 IS?
Cleveland ...0 90 o. !
Detroit .3 do
Total bases-Cleveland IL, Detroit
90. Sacrifice hits--Bush, Burns.
lvurV. stolen bases--Chapman. Cobb
g. Earned runs-Detroit 4. Cleve-
land 7. Two-base hits--Cobb ..
Crawford 2. Jacobson, Witt, NeAch.
>hYee-base hits-Bush, WambsRanss
Double piays--Wambsga to Chap
man TO Eirke; Witt TO Burns Hits
ON Harstad. III innings; on
Coumbe. : in =. on Walker. \ In y
on Jones I In 1. First base on balls
or IIarstnd .. of Walker .. on Du-
hue Z. struck out--By Coumbe ]. by
Walker I. Ivy Dubuc I. via pitches
Cleveland 1. Detroit .. Left on bases
Cleveland IL. Detroit :. Timc--l:ae.
tmpires--Evaus and chill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-18

Folly McLsrry Of the Chicago CuSs
e"ght "a know how 90 take car, Of :
aesd arm. Ve's m unaevtsker n
Texas when net playing hell.
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oEtJ. t<s< - Dl<AA n
B-iss Commissioner Public WORKS.
.------=z:......E {s--=Er
DEPT, OF pupLlc work,
Detroit. August rs. 1915
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS
sealed proposal. viii b. received A.
The % Ssiss q The q h rIs
s Master. Ans st ~ sss , IN a. e, assh ,l:
and place they viii be opened. Tor
furnishing oil the labor and material
and paving. the streets and alleys
toned toned n the CITY 81 bst1oit, With
the styles OF pavement stated.
Asphaltic Concrete.
Note--Ridders must submit samples
OF the asphalt aud nnxinx oil pro-
bids. samples OF asphalt, 10 pounds:
OF oil, one gallon. ttf
HART AVE. (Paving)
From 2lo feet south OF the south
Inns of idle 70 the south line Of def
ferscn. 70 feet wide. with Asphsltir
corcret, foundation ana Berea. Me
Gi;is on ANY other ciirbstcn. that may
be bid uron and orde"ed
PRESTON ST. (Paving)
Field. IS feet wiSs. with ASPHALT.
concrete natural lake a.phsi,) on
concrete foundation ard Medina.
may b. bid upon and orie,ed. -
VANCOUVER AVE. iPaying)
From the, .ssi clrb~tfne oe 8.sch-
I Meo' OF 70 ,lssweoi Is i.., q rI d. With
asrhaltis~r6ncret. trs.ursl Iskc as
phaii,"su couer-te foundation sna
Hrrea. Medina or any othe- r,ir hsto-.
that may be bid upcn and ordered
Reinforced Concrete.
FARRAND ST. (Paving>
from. ths ses. lice Of. Mecielisn 80
81 feet vide. ri'h reirrereeS soner.is
OF any othsY turos,or, ihst Ma ss
bid urcr and ordered.
One Course Concrete.
ALLEY 513 (Paving)
" II. alley n block be.vs.n Second.
10 feet wide, with one-courss concrete
paving
ALLEY 514 (Paving)
First south OF and parallel TO West
Grand Boulevard. from the west line
Of Fourteenth to the east line OF
~~xl.y --ls
course concrete paving.
ALLEY SIS (Paving)
III" alley In block between Second,
Csss. Ferry ana Palmer. Is and 20
feet wide. with one-course concrete
paving: ''''' y
ALLEY SIC (Paving)
In block between. Fourteenth, We
bash. Buchanan and Grand River. 40
feet wide with one-course concrete
paving.
ALLEY SIT (Paving)
Al ell.ys ~ block between Trum-
IS feet wide. with ons-course con-
ALLEY 51s (Paving)
In block b1lw~en Fredsr!H ami
Kirby. from Inc east line " Beau
feet wide. with oh~-eonrss eonettit
psvins
HAkT AVE. Paving
AssssAassns kssimstsS.
I0,s cubic yAfds cf Sxesvs,,sn,
iis..i lined t.tt 81. safssson.
fnywl strAigit S
ssiifg sJusr. ysrds Of sspbsitie
cone.st. Foundation paving.
5s.ia cubic v,rd- 81 cnHcret. under
sud behind turh.
los ,ubH. ysrds - sNcsVstion. a
20 linsSl feet 81 new curDstons
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Yeste rday's Results.
licaeo at 81. Louis, rain.
|, others scheduled.
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VANCOUVER AVE. lPaying)

FroiN TIE Aatf Curh~1ffne OF Reerh-
WOOD 10 sSs..a tear west OF the west
line OF fronwcod. IS feet rids. with
frs'urst lake as
phaif,~su coucr-te foundation aud
Rrrea. 'Medirs or any othe- cir heto-.
Tint may be bid unon ard nrde,af
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PRESTON ST. (PayingI

From the east Vine ~ East Grand
boulevard TO the west cirb Inc 81
Field. IS feet wide. with aspha'tic
concrete tnatursi lake aspnplt) on
concrete fcunds tion ard Medina.
Bcrss OF any other curbstone tina;
may be bid Dpon and orde,ec.
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NOTICE

Detroit. Aug. Is. 1915.
10 All Whom 1t May Concern:
axe notice that by order of III.
common Council you are required TO
"Iuct reconstruct or Put TO prop
~ une anu grade, q brick. natural
stone, srtificiai stone. cement or. con.
crste SIDEWALK. crosswclk or drive.
way. aScqrding TO speciscat tons nre.
nsrs1 py the Commissioners or Pub
mon Council - Nv NV"T
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esVrtsss fossWd = 5Ssu rSvtx ~ n }S An
80 sssIe. xsEss - seerb 81
-!. lll;'s ss !s's r g 4 .,'::s's 81
yANCOUvER AVE- (iSx
I. ,s., s sssss, ;::s: J. ss NJ ~.
n!sssS'SSs 1,,9ssI fsst ~ sps2 ia 4
s. sss;ss . iss:;: si ia: /;
.DG a; s.s sSsIs s s:gss = esAss's. Y
t.i iSsl d,,,si fer e asx ssFs9 4
sss,xs .ausrs y.res - sap&ll 8
Sscnorsts trstufai Lake ssDhen> A! "
Icl cubic ysrss 81 csasrste " Il
iss !!pssi ,sst q r;ssininQ -
FAKRAND ST. tPeyiQi
AAss.sSS.ess 80. q 81 7. ~ ~
giYLIS linssI feet Sc gUr1pt& ~
s.s ILL., :qs:s: y: :s:,. S
- sat SsS SysIs o, ydyrd' Of soasfsfs H. N
Is oas,e az y:sa .' =. s::i y.si...
IN III L. ,lsH 81 a.s AZ sl Nv; \
nIshsd by ccnts.adfor., D Il; 4
Ess Syh!c yssds g csnMSkf a. - r. q
"a ,|Psfl , s:si r e s {.
3 ~ -. a - = Il
ALLEY SIS (Pavins)
Il J.( Asesssesne Hs>1seoa>9s i s &
.yisiSis ,aasfs ysrdH q sRs1 ssss
ssssi;'i s:i'f ~. q ,.s,l.sas si.s
CITY Estt4sttn gss
ls,sS IipSal feet ~ cur oufeny -
t:-f R) ciEass SsruIshsS ~ sstN A. a. II
''se'3s ssssss ssra. % a... e.ss
''ifSi wv! sysie NJ. q oonos.s. safi
I'D m ''ss:' s ssss q My s:Ss: BE-
ALLEY sll (Ptvi4g) i
ses cuSIe ,'s7Ns ~ Sx2SSSfies. (
iees.ss square lysfds q Sne-esvs(Y
~ W '''..:' - : r''.'''f. ''f.
~ cubic yards Of sxcayatisu.
.3tsi ssvaEs sards Of cns.esSes94l
s'ssisisS',ssy cub sssEa, q e.ses... uas{{
j: 81 i:: s,ls = e ;;'ss, ys.S
ALLEY klS (T9ytr3 J
III. ssSis ssEss ]! III: ~
ts ev.,s ss99vvSsss ssres 9 es-esess h
IyifiiuEsi ~. Of rssaini.s s,.al.
-frstA Cty lsas-@tap.
III. : ss:;s. & ss:sss;'' ~
I ALLEY SIC (PAvins)
assessment Esti.stss.
as cubic yards OF excevatieu.
iltaN se1efe yards q ess.cyurSe
~Sss iinssi f:St Of retaining plan
q. en, E yst...'.s.
ALLEY SIT {Pavins)
Asssssmeat F:stissatss,
az cubic yards Of exeavaticu.
Si7.sS square yards OF >ao-psnsoe
concf etc paving. ~ - u
us ,iinesi feet Of retaining plsHt
2xs". VI
CITY F:stInARtes.
ALLEY SIS (Payinx) 4,
Asssssmeat Estinstss. -.
so cubic yards Of excavation. ~
109e.N square yards or one-cuuree
ccntret~ paving. 80 ~
81: iirssI FEET OF retaining pisnk.
,xs'' III, 7S
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HART AVE. lPayingl

From 2lo feet south OF the south
Inns Of i.dlie 70 tlie south line Of Def
ferscr. 20 feet wide. with Asphslsir
natural lake ssphslt on
corcret, foundation ana Berea. Me
Gi:is or any other ciIrbstcu. that may
be bid uron and ordered
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Todsy's Games,

Athletics at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Washington ut Cleveland.
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ALLEY SIS (Payinx)

$50 cubic yards Of excavation. 40
109s.9t square yards or one-cuuree
ccncret- paving. L.
I'VE" Axe. ~ So
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DEPT, OF pupLlc wcHk9 i{
Detroit. August rs. 1913.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals. will be received AZ
lie Works. Detroit, Mich. until rhurs-
day. Aug. Is. 1915. NJ 10 o'clock ., N.
Eastern standsvd time, at which tipAs
and place they will be opcnsd, Tor
and paving. the streets and alisys
named below, within the ltmits nisn-
toned in the City Of Detroit, with
the stNlNa OF paYement stated 81.
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Asphaltic Concrete.

Stockholders must submit IS NIPPLES
OF the asphalt and linking oil pro-
bids. samples OF asphalt" 10 pvunds:
OF oil one gallon u
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ALLEY 51s (Pavins)
ALLEY SIT {Pavins)

2l1 cubic yards Of exesvatou.
1925 SQUARE yards OF San-psnsoe
concf etc paving. rs "a
us 7iintsi feet Of retaining plsat
2yS" sv
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DEPT. or PusLic woaks
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Reinforced Concrete.
FARRAND ST. (Payinx)

Erojn, the eeSt Ice Of M.tleiler -
the wee. curb fine of Pennsylvania.
~ feet wids. Nth reirrorceS aorers's
ffkcmss s%st~r,, and eercs M~il~s
or any cthsy. turostors that ma BE
bid upon and ordered.
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Ctt, k'stlsssses.

los tubii Ysffp ~ sNceVstion.
-s lhssI feet Of new curbs,ors
,strrishp. :.
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HAkT AVE. tpsvinS)

Il. 81. li.:sS s'';,E '''s a i'ss'
ssiifs sJusr, Syrds of sspnsitie
ron, tsty ,Istursl iik. ssrhslD %
Foundation paving.
5s.ia cubic yard. 81 coucr'et. under
sud hehiud surb
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&: :sss' s.l 81
,. ssy; : $,s;c -.
- l!s s:;' IS. 81
!, "a n. Nh! ,II,a.
~ ss s. I'LL e $s{sy - $500
-!.llsl s's ZIG !;'s &. & 'l !. s.;
- 49, 49,
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EAST SIDK-BOOK, y.
EAST SIDE-BOOK b.

% Or the west side OF CNaIrppinte
avenue. in front Ut or ad3o!N.
nunbsred II. between. Jeferyon
avenue end River: Hendrie &
Hillger's sub. OF part OF lot Z
OF the, Henry Connor estate sub.
n uaxt -. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-26

Miss Dorothy Sunder of Island Lake
was the guest of Bemidji friends yes
terday.
For Wood Phone 129.-Adv.
Mrs Frank Slipp and little daugh-
ter of Minneapolis are the guests of
Mrs. M. A. Clark.
Look for Stewards Special in to-
nights paper.-Adv.
Mrs. o. A. Wilson of Shevlin is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. c.
Cobb, for a few days.
Look for Stewards Special in to-
nights paper.-Adv.
E. A. Barker has returned from
Minneapolis, where he went to at
tend the jewelers. convention.
Baby Carriages at tempting prices.
Huffman & O'Leary.-Adv:
Mrs David Gill has returned from
St. Paul, where she has been the guest
of her parents for the past six weeks.
Omnibus afternoon and night
trains. Phone 355-Adv.
Judge M. A. Clark has gone to
'Crookston and Mcintosh, where he
will spend a short time on business.
Watch Stewards display windows
for good things to eat.-Adv.
Miss Marie Aiken of Grand Rapids,
Minnesota, is spending the week end
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-26
Brinkman Secures Famous Novel in
~ss' Motion Pictures. s $50

OF all the we'll known american
novels lately produced in splendid
moving picture features, none is more
dear to the hearts of all the people
than is dainty, touching Lena Rivers,
by our own, loved Mary J.. Holmes.
Ranking along with East Lynne
and other great, emotional works of
years ago, it has brought many, a
smile as life goes by and many a
tear as we'll, but they were honest
tears and hearty smiles that made
their givers better for having indulg-
ed in them. ,.~.
" A great picture producing company
has made a beautiful fiye-reel pictor-
ial production of the sfavorite old nov
ell, bringing out all its sweetness, its
charm, its remarkable strength of
plot and all it's smiles and tears, and,
to clinch its already commanding
qualities, this company has engaged
dainty little Beaulah POINTER for the
heroine and 1T is she, one OF the Gu
test actresses in America, who plays
our beloved little sufferer, Lena
Rivers. -Ey,ss,..s 4...l
Lena Rivers will be seen at the
.Brinkman Theatre forfone day only
Monday matinee.2: 3oLa and everyone.
whether they have read this all
powerful story or not, should see the
picture-it is a revelation and the
story of lifetime. The company,
furthermore, made the entire film
down in the bluegrass and the noun
tain regions of old Kentucky, where
Lena Rivers was supposed to have
lived and caused this story. :. 49, 49,
Don't fail to witness this produc-
tion-it is one of the many, big cost
ly things the Brinkman Theatre has
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-26
EASY TO DARKEN
I. YOUR GRAY HAIR
Try this! Mix Sage Tea and Sulphu.
and brush it through your hair, "
= SO taking one strand at time.

When you darken your hair with Sag:
Tea and SULPHUR no one can tell, be
cause it's done 40 naturally, so evenly
Preparing this mixture, though, at home
is mussy and troublesome. For SO ccnts
you can buy at any drug store the ready
to-use tonic called 'fWyeth's Sage am
Sulphur Hair Remedy" You JUS
dampen a sponge or soft brush with il
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. BY morn
ing all gray hair disappears, and, afte,
another, application or two, your hail
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy ane
luxuriant. You will also discover dan
druff is gone and hair has stopped falling
Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace,
is sign of old age, and as we all do,
sire youthful and attractive appear.
ance, get busy at once with Wyeth'e
Sage and Sulphur and look years younger
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:: :: FRECkCES
February and March Bring Out I'm
slightly Spots. How to- Remove
q III Easily.

. The woman with tender skin
breads February and March because
they are likely to cover her face with
ugly. freckles ~ No matter how thick
her veil, the sun and winds have a
strong stendencysto make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind,
the recent discovery of a new pre-
othine---double strength,
makes it possible for even those most
to- freckles to keep their
skin clear and white. No matter
how stubborn a case of freckles you
have the double strength othine
should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist
and Danish the freckles. Money back
if it fails.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-26

Belgrade, Servia, has two women
.
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About TheaCity
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In case of fire call $40.
Basketball-Fond du Lac against
big Bemidg" at the Armory tonight.
The next meeting of the board Of
county commissioners will be held on
Tuesday, March 16. e..
On Saturday, March 6, there will
be big Farmers Institute at the
high school building.
Another installment of 1.-THE Mas
ter Key" the great serial, will ap-
pear in Fridays issue of the Pioneer.
The annual meeting of the Com
mercial club will be held on Tues
day, March 8. Officers and eight d.
rectors will be elected
The 1915 summer meeting of the
N. M. D. A. will be held at Coleraine,
June 10 and II. The winter con-
vention will be held in Bemidjf next
December.
Every news item phoned to the
Pioneer, 81, aids in making the local
columns Of the paper more interest
ing, and is appreciated by the pub
fishers and readers alike. We solicit
your assistance.
On Monday evening, March 15,
1.-THE Princeton Players" and Dollie
Mcdonnell will appear in Bemidji as
the closing number of the Woman's
Study club Redpath series. This is
one of the most popular companies
on the lyceum stage.
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= HORNET
s. * & 81 x s. s s. g 8 s. s s = g 4 s
. Herman Thorn and family went to
Blackjack on Thursday.
Cass Thompson and land buyer.
passed through here Oh: Friday.
Miss Fanny Bogart returned home
Friday morning from shocks.
The Boys and Girls cldD had it's
meeting Friday afternoon. An In
terestitig program, consisting Of
songs recitations, readings and a
spell-down, was rendered.
- Mr. Ado1phi took two pictures of
the teacher and school children one
day last week.
.S r. C: Shaw arrived home Friday
evening for d few days visit.
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game Music will be j furnished by
the InternationAN Raggers. Adv.
It is worth your while to inspect
the new line Of Pullman Sieepers,
Carriages,H suikies and Gollapsible
Go-Carts at Huffman & 0'Leary's.
Adv.
Mrs. J. Scarrott Of Irvine avenue
entertained at a kitchen shower last
evening for Miss Dora Bartlett, whose
marriage to. Fred Scarrott will take
place in the near future The guests
were Mesdar1es Grover, X. HI Olson,
C.ftE aHulett, Jenies, and Misses Alice
iHu1ett, Mae. Cora, Gertie and Nellie
Anger, Jennie Ditty, Geneva john
son, Charlotte Oaks, Lottie. McDon-
aid, Gladys Armstrong, Katherine
Bowe, sAnnaeBrown, Mae Scarrott,
Helen Olson, Jennie Morrison, Mer-
Ecedes' Morrison, Violet voltz,t Emma
Jones and Pearl Collard. Miss Bart
lett will leave next week for her
home SIM Waterville, Minnesota. -.
q 1ftyou haven'toat baby, get one and
then examine our line of Pullman
sleepers, Carriages and Collapsible
Go-Carts. Huffman g. O'Leary.-
Adv. .r...+.- -.. .... - .'Sss
The Henrionnet, Millinery parlors
are now qshowfngsa beautiful line of
Tipperary, hats for early wear, and
their work room is ready for your
.,'..--
We frequently receive unsigned
communications with request from
authors that they be published in
the Pioneer. AS rule, however,
these unsigned articles are usually
laid aside unless the author signs his
or her name or the writer is known
to us. If requested, however, the
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ents and others sending in items are
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every neighborhood and invite our
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stop us on the street, or hand them
to any member of the office force
We want the news. items that con-
Germ you and your neighbOr, or any,
thing and everything of interest to
the public.
I. Belgrade, Servia, has two women
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Notice to Elks.

There are still a number Of mem
bers of Elks Lodge, 1852, who have
not RENTED for Charity Ball tickets.
Prompt attention would be much ap-
preciated. Send checks to H. M.
Stanton, Treasurer Entertainment
committee, or the secretary. -
So. OLIVER NELSON, Sec'y. .
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Several Of the young people at
tended the dance at Nary, Saturday
night. W. ~.
Bertha, Gunda and Annie Huset
spent Sunday at Moi's. Ri
Mr.. Alger and Alex Sandland were
callers at the X. G.. Sandland home
Sunday. -. 49, '.. ~
: Ellen Burg spent Monday with Es-
Their Ohrberg.
Mrs. Ohrberg and daughter Ethel
spent Monday at Fred Swenson's.
What? A Pie Social. Where?
The school house, Dist. No. 8. When :?
Saturday evening, Feb. e. Each
lady is requested to- bring pie and
we are sure she will find some one
who will wish to help dispose Of it..
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secured and which will be presented
in this city Monday, March / ADV.

Mrs. Mary s. Howarth Of Chester,
Pa, just admitted to practice in the
supreme court of Pennsylvania, is
the first woman II that state to be 80
honored.
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