The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-25
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A marriage license was issued to-
Gay to Raymond O. Dennis and Dora
Hatch, both Of Beltrami county.
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis.

< f1aLCn, DOLn or Beltram1% county.
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis.
Twenty loggers were shipped out
OF Bemidji yesterday over the Soc
line to Gordon, Wis. Other calls for
men have been made and it is prob
able that all timber workers, who
may be idle because of the low stage
of water, will be shipped out within
the next few days,
Furniture for sale. 917 Mimi
Ave. Telephone 16S.
Tomorrow afternoon at the usual
hour the Bemidji Rod and Gun club
will hold its regular weekly shoot at
it's grounds near the Red Lake round
house. Prizes are to be awarded the
best shots at the close of the season
in August. All gun owners are
eligible to membership.
Tonight will be your last opportun-
ity to see "A Tale of Two Cities"
that is being shown at the Majestic
Theater; you will miss rare treat
If you do not see it.
The funeral of Ben Williams, the
young man who fell from logs in the
Mississippi river last Sunday and was
. drowned, was held at the home of
his parents in Becida Tuesday, Rev.
S. E. P. White of Bemidji conduct
ing the services. Interment was
made at Becida.
"a Tale of Two Cities" that is be-
ing exhibited at the Majestic Theat-
er,s'is undoubtedly one of the best
pictures that was ever shown on the
screen. Staging and acting are per-
feet. Remember tonight is your last
chance to see it.
1t is now expected that within a
month trains will be pulling into the
new Soo-Minnesota & International
depot at the foot of Beltrami avenue
The slate roofing is now being placed
on the structure and the work Of
plastering, held back because of the
delay in receiving the roofing ma
terial, is going ahead +,
The Majestic Theater was packed
to the door last night~to see "A Tale
of Two Cities.' The audience was
held spellbound from start to finish.
Tonight will be last time this pic
ture will be shown.
Hoganson Brothers who operate
the Model Dry Cleaning establish
ment on Second street purchased the
Malzahn property next to the Frank
Lane building on Third street. The
was made through the local real
estate exchange. The Hoganson
Brothers expect soon to erect a new
modern building upon this site, their
business demanding larger quarters
\. After having taken Photographs of
International Falls and all the new
towns along the new 500 line,r Will
lian Baylif, official photographer of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
came to Bemidji and secured addi-
tional views. He was the guest here
at the home of J. J. Conger. Mr..
Baylif is taking views in all parts
of the United States, Canada and
Mexico. III.
Further delay has been caused as
to final decision of the much delayed
septic tank. 1t was expected that
the special committee appointed by
the city council to make final ex-
animation of the tank would be ready
to report this week. City Engineer
Carroll of Crookston, third member
of the committee representing the
city and Contractor Johnson, was un-
able to complete an examination be-
cause of water in the tank. En-
gineer McFarlin also is being con-
suited. A report to the council next
Monday evening is expected to say
that the tank can be repaired but
that it's real usefulness remained to
be tested. ... r.. Is: