The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-06-27

| Three furnished rooms for rent In
4 quire at this Office. If
! The best screen doors for the money
at Swedback's.
Nv. Hanson and Ell. Huesby, Of
Bagley, were in the city last Saturday.
] BIDS WANTED for laying 30
cords Of stone. Boyd & Gilbert.
J. G. Kruger and wife, of Mansion,
/ parents OF Mrs. DR.. Newman, are in
the city.
MOTH proof paper bags for ladies'
or gentlemen's fur garments at Barney
Buttons.
Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone so, or call up the
"little red wagon
Extra fancy Massina lemons, 1926.
4 and oranges, 1915, per case, for one
week, at |. B. Olsonss confectionery
store.
The Buffalo ball club of this city
will go to Mcintosh next Saturday
where they will cross bats with the
Mcintosh team Saturday afternoon
and Sunday. Two to one on the Buff
Ifaloes.
/ Thomas Nesbit and two daughters
and Robert Won tDonot and family,
all of Grand Forks, are camped at
4 Diamond Point, where the ladies and
children will remain the greater por-
ton Of the summer. .....-.
Aid. .Mondeau and wife of Bemidii,
his nephew of Cloquet, and "Chip-
pewa Joe" Of Buena Vista went on an
extended fishing trip to Mud Lake
/ Saturday. They intend to stay away
a couple of weeks.
i During the heavy shower and gale
| from the northeast Monday forenoon
the waters in the lake became very
much agitated and the heavy swells
1 caused considerable of q scramble
among the boatman along the shore
i line, and there was a great hustle to
4 get things in ship shape. Very little
damage was done, however. @
| There will be an excursion from
Bemidji to Koochiching via Winnipeg
7. and the Rainy River Steamboat line,
and arrangements have been made for
q trip by canoe up the Big Fork river
to Grand Falls. The round trip fare
is s24.75, and the affair will take place
+ on July 10th. For further informatio
consult with Silver Bros, Bemidji.
| Cass Lake is out with flaming
poster announcing that there will be
the most attractive 4th of July cele-
bration down in that town that one
could imagine. The Cass Lake fell
lows are good hustlers, and will give all
who visit them On that occasion a
good showto have an enjoyable outing.
Let a lot ofus go down and give the
/ boys boost.
/ Cut this out and paste it upon the
4 window casing in your kitchen. nov
4 that the gasoline stove season is well
on, and tell the servant girl to read
it every morning right after family
worship. If you have a gasoline fire,
& throw -four on it or meal or sand.
l Never throw water. on it. Flour, meal
or sand will put the fire right out.
Water only spreads it.
/ The heavy wind Of Monday morn
ing broke large log boom on the
east side of the lake. Later on the
wind changed and blew the logs
acoss the lake and stranded them
along the bank from the boat houses
to Diamond Point. It is only few
days since the logs were cleared away
from the west bank, where they have
been nuisance all the season.
E. c.. Carruth of the Grand Forks
Plaindealer was present at the pigeon
shoot and paid the Pioneer pleasant
fcall. He is greatly enamored with
Bemidii and it's surroundings, and
feels awfully sorry that the Almighty
did not locate the lake in close prox-
unity to his town. When people get
it that bad, and especially those
Grand Forks fellows, we mustkeep our
weather eye wide open or they will
steal our drawing cards as summer
resort. @
Steve Whitney, one of the most pop
ular conductors on the Great North
ern system, all round good fellow and
the boss bear hunter of the North
west, was present last week during q
portion of the shooting tournament.
He did not succeed in capturing all
the money and prizes, and the only ex-
cuse that he had to offer was that the
other fellows had their glass eyes
along with them, and he thought that
telescope eyes were barred.
B. v. Seymour Of the East Grand
Forks Courier, spent few days with
us last week. He is also an enthusi-
astic shootist and, like many another
fellow from that waterless valley,