The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-01
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turned from visit with his father
at Bagley.
Painting, paper hanging and deco
rating. First class work. H. N
Harris, Challenge Hotel.
The Famous Buffalo Jones Pictures
Lassoing Wild Animals, in Africa
Tonight at the Majestic Theatre.
At Roosevelt in Roseau county the
saw mill of Ruen Bros, was complete.
ly destroyed by fire few days ago.
On May % the Brainerd knights
of Columbus will celebrate their
first anniversary in their new hall
Finder of that Mink Collar vii
kindly return to DR.. Toumy's Office,
First National Bank building and
receive liberal reward.
The greatest treat of the season,
The Famous Buffalo Jones Pictures
Lassoipg Wild Animals in Africa
Majestic Theater tonight.
c. W. Jewett, proprietor of the
Northern Automobile Co., of this
city, returned yesterday morning
from Minneapolis where he had gone
to attend to bushes matters
William Bailey and family of Be-
midi leave this week for Bagley to
make their future home. Mr.. Bailey
will have charge of the Bagley tele-
phone exchange.
The Bagley Herald, which has
been in operation since September of
last year under the control of c. A.
eastman has been sold to c. P.
session.
Mrs. ]. E. Lindgren returned to
Minneapolis this morning, after hay
ing spent several days in Bemidji as
the guest of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lindgren is the daughter of T.
j. Miller of Bemidji.
Judge G. w. Stanton left this
morning for Walker. where he will
resume the Cass county spring term
of court which has been in session
in that city during the past week
He was accompanied by Lee LaBaw,
who is his official court reporter.
The matter of living within your
income and laying aside something
for the future is matter of common
sense and backbone. Start an &C.
count at the Northern Natioua
Bank with 81 90 and add to it
regularly. You will be surprised at
the outcome.
At Bagley, the county seat OF
Clearwater county, the commission
ers have awarded a contract for the
leveling of the court house grounds
to Simon Elason. The ground is to
be seeded to grass and a fountain
erected. The grounds will be fenced
and a row of box elders will be plant
ed around the tract
More than 100000 feet of practi-
cally worthless logs owned by the
Backus-B Brooks company were burned
on the lake shore at Northome. AS
there was not enough value in the
logs to cause them to be taken to
the mill, the people of Northome are
glad they burned for by so doing, an
unsightly heap was removed.
After having been printed on a
Washington hand press for twelve
years, the Cass Lake Times has in
stalled modern power press, the
current issue of that paper being
printed by that machine. From
now on" says that paper, The
Times will wear long trousers, a
standup collar and a plug hat, as
Stunning the status of manhood"
The most thrilling cowboy pic'u
of the year, The Famous Buffalo
Jones Pictures, Lassoing Wild
Animals in Africa. Majestic The tre
tonight,
Advertised letters at the Bemidji
Post Office still "unclaimed," for the
week ending April 20. are addressed
to the following persons: Men:
Berg, Peder; Coons, Fred; Carlson
c. j.; Elk, Ludwig; Johnson, N. O.;
Peterson, Paul; Prescott, Thomas;
Selven, Aage Women: Phibbs
Miss Gertrude NJ; Potts, Miss Ella;