The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-13

The musical program which was to
be given Saturday afternoon by the
Woman's Study Club and which was
postponed owing to the inclemency of
the weather, will be given Saturday
afternoon, November IS, at which
time Mrs. Perry Starkweather will
give a lecture. This gathering is to
be held at the Commercial club rooms
1t is a good thing for you to fig
ure out carefully just how your mon
ey goes and then to consider how it
will grow when once you begin saw
ing Systematically. 1t will earn 4
per cent annually at the Northern
National Bank
Many Of our exchanges are telling
about rutabages that weigh fifteen
or sixteen lbs John Nober had one
weighing twenty-eight lbs. at the
Baudette Fair 1t was later shipped
to Tony Hoover who was visiting in
INDIANA, and it raised some stir down
there. It's the champion of the year
for the entire state.-Baudette Re-
gion.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Actual scenes of the food which
destroyed Austin, Pa, recently are
to be shown in Bemidji beginning
tonight, at the Majestic theatre.
Manager Woodmansee secured the
film at a heavy expense. The trag-
edy of the waters are wildly por-
trayed in a long reel made up of
pictures taken at the time of the
catastrophe.
HAL Chase's Home Rum featur-
ing their famous first basement, and
manager of the New York American
league, will be shown at the Males
tic tonight and tomorrow night. II
you see it once you will want to see
it again.
The Pine Tree Manufacturing COM
ser is one of the principal owners
has rendered to the state 5000 acres
of land owned by it in Itasca park
on condition that it buy the timber
on the land. The state is negotiating
for similar body of land in the park
owned by T. B. Walker, the Mime
apolis lumberman. If both these
tracts are obtained, the state will
hold title to all in the park.
Have you ever tried out the value
of the Pioneer Want Ads? They
have worked wonders for some people
and will do as much for you. TIC
rent a room or get one try this
method. The want ad rates are
cash with ad, one-half cent a word
Ten words cost 5 cents per insertion
issue, or ten words two times will
cost 10 cents, four times 20 cent!
and six times so cents. Send you1
ads to this Office and secure satisfact
DRY results.
List of advertised letters "un
claimed at the Bemidji postofice fo1
week ending Nov. IS, 1911. Men
Ames, Ernest; Carney, Glestin; Dae
vid, Leauis; DeMars, George; Dem
one, Joe; Jackson, A. c.; Knapp, G
A; Lequaire, Pierre; Lornnez, linn
Melin, T. E.; Parke, Geo. w; Sand
strom, c.; Liovanni, Martino; Ship
man, Allard; Stewart, Henry; Steps
ter, L.; Wronyes, Boizo; Wood, Geo.
women: Barrett, Mrs. Pearl CD
Campbell, Mrs. Colon; Hanson, Mis-
Tena; Trout, Mrs. Frank; Gestel
Miss Margaret E. ...-s ~.
The first move in the organizing O
a Baudette potato growers associa
ton was made at meeting held il
the Baudette Region Office on Tues
day evening of last week p 1t was I'm
animously decided upon to go aheat
with the project, and the. following
committee was appointed to prepar,
plans for an organization: Ed. Lund
Rapid River; Rev T. w. Howard
Birchdale; Paul Cowan, Baudette; 3
]. Tucker, Pitt; A ]. Hidden, Spoon