The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-12
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Work has been completed on the
slate roof of the new Minnesota &
international and 500 union depot
and masons are now at work laying
brick on the front platforms.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
Final proofs were made by three
homesteaders of Shotley township
before Fred Rhoda, clerk of court OF
Beltrami county this morning. They
were Andrew Olson, Jens J. Jauns
and lingo Anderson.
Excursion to the Dam every day
at 2:30 on the Yankee Doodle.
Several bolts of fine cloth were
stolen from the Thompson tailor shop
on Beltrami avenue few nights
ago. Although there is no clue az
to the identity Of the robbers, an in
vestigation is being made.
In order to take pictures during
the annual Fourteenth of June
celebration at White Earth, A. A.
Richardson of this city has shipped
his photo car wagon to White
Earth. Mr. Richardson's family and
crew will accompany him.
Bulk creamery butter at Csc per
pound; good dairy butter at zoe per
pound. Schwandt e Marin.
Because he had been arraigned be-
fore Judge Pendergast on the same
charge only short time ago, George
Anderson, was given the limit in
municipal court this morning, re-
.ceiving a sentence of 20 days in the
county Jail for drunkenness.
Young man, plan is necessary
for your ultimate success. Put Is
per cent of your salary on pay day
in the Northern National Bank. Do
this every month and with the per
cent interest it will earn you will
soon besurprised with the result.
There will be an ordinance intro
duced to the council this evening,
which if passed when it is given it's
third reading two weeks from to-
night, means that all pool halls in
Bemidji shall be closed after II
o'clock at night and all day Sunday.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 981.
Probably the largest catch of fish
in this vicinity so far this summer
was caught at Cass Lake by A. G.
Warner of Dixon, ILL.,, and Rev. c..
C. Warner and son of Crookston.
Seventy-fve large pike were caught
the largest weighing four and a
quarter pounds.
The Beltrami board of county
commissioners meet tomorrow after
portant business will be up. The
usual number of bills will be dis
posed of and several bids for roads
which are to be established in the
county will be opened and let if
satisfactory.
Spooner has subscribed more than
$4O0 as fund to be used for a
Fourth of July celebration. L. S.
Matthews has been appointed chair
]. D. Clark on parade, Frank Silver
ton on decoration and Oscar Flatner
on Music. Spooner plans to make
it the biggest celebration in her
history.
Del Burgess who is the owner of
the Del Marca, which is considered
one of the fastest boats on Lake Be-
midi, again has the boat in run
ming order, after having burned out
a boring several days ago, and as
soon as the mile posts are put in
place by the boat club, will try to
establish speed record for Lake
Bemidji.
Clearwater county has just pub
lished an alluring booklet on her re-
sources, the pamphlet containing,
with a cover illustrated in half
tones, IS pages. A Photographic
reproduction of Clearwater's exhibit
at the St. Paul Conservation Con-
gress is one of the features while
other pictures show IS foot corn, tall
oats, other grains, grasses and ma
tural beauty spots.
Beginning on July 1, magazines,
instead of coming on fast passenger
trains, will be shipped by freight to
different distributing points through
out the country, Bemidji and this
part of the country being in a dis
trict which will be served out of
St. Paul. This is done in an effort
to lower the cost of magazine trans
portation although it may slightly
delay their delivery.
"Just arrived Everybody happy
Made fine trip. No trouble of any
kind. Will be here until Thursday