The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-23
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A large raft is being built by
several of the lake shore residents,
which will be used for diving pur-
poses by bathers. The raft will be
equipped with a spring board.
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis.
All girls and boys who want to
enter the 4th of July parade report
Monday at Mrs. Mary Candles,
Doud Ave.
Men were at work all day yester-
day cleaning up the public park
where the bankers convention pike
dinner was served Wednesday and
the place is again in first class con-
dition.
Souvenirs to the ladies. Burgett's
Confectionery, Friday evening. u.s..
Tropical Fruit Nectar" is the
best and most wholesome summer
drink on the market. Comes in
quart bottles only at so cents. Roe
& Markusen.
sBathing at almost all hours of the
day or night is common in Lake Be-
midi. AS early as $3.50 A. M. and
as late as midnight bathers are
in the water for cool and refresh
ing plunge.
Boat stall for rent Inquire of
Hud Fisk.
The fact that hundreds of people
of this community have accounts with
the Northern National Bank is a SUBJ
stantial evidence of the confidence it
enjoys locally.
Members of the tennis court club
are finding much amusement at their
new grounds. The posts for the fence
are expected during the next few
days and the netting will be erected
as soon as they arrive.
Masters Orchestra at Burgett's
Confectionery Friday evening.
Tropical Fruit Nectar" is the
best and most wholesome summer
drink on, the market. Comes in
quart bottles on1s at SO cents. Roe
& Markuagh. =. d.: - >~ae'E@ '...:'.
The few seattehng .lseG :werEpick-
ed up along the residence shore Of
Lake Bemidji yesterday by the
Crrokston Lumber Companty's tug
which practically,sclsars :. the lake
from these floating Obstacles 4
Bulk creamery tutters ato25c per
pound: good dairy butter at zoe per
pound. schwandt & Marin.
Anyone wishings Wenatoae Wash.
cherries please leave order with Mrs.
o. E. Jackson, Doud Ave-, or Mrs. D.
A. McFarlane. AT Irvine Ave. They
are now ready for shipment. 15c
per pound laid down. C. L. At
wood.
If you don't own a Kodak, borN
row, beg or steal Ubne, but lgeL on4I
We rent Kodaks. ooAEfrkeAe n kodak
Shop. 40 acoes<g ,,o
We will give our formal opening
Friday night. Music will .fbe .t4r:;
nished by Masten'ss Orchestra. r,Soua
venirs free to the ladies: Everybody
welcome. Burgett> Contradictory
and Ice Cream Parlor, 81 3rd street
near lake. ,E.' y
Several new boat houses have been
erected along the Bemidji lake front.
One of the largest is that of Andrew
Warf1eld, which has been built for
his large launch, while Joe Anderson
and E. J. Youngren have just COM
pleted one near Diamond Point.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 381.
The Crookston Lumber Company's
steam tug was out again. Tuesday
evening to look for the lost launch
"Keemar." During their days work
one of the tugs crew spotted a place
In the lake where he thought the
tug anchor struck an object which
might possibly be Mr.. Masters boat.
Their search proved futile.
"Tropical Fruit Nectar" is the
best and most wholesome summer
drink on the market. Comes in
quart bottles only at SO cents. Roe
& Markusen.
Having completed the term of dis
trict court for Crow Wing county
this noon, Judge G. w. Stanton will
return to Bemidji this evening. The
only case of Importance tried at the
term just finished was the convic-