The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-07
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

Owing to the Fourth of July cele-
bration on Tuesday of this week the
regular weekly band concert will not
be held tonight.
= See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 3S1.
Otto Anderson of 1tasca county
and Anna Hagen of Beltrami county
were united in marriage this morning
in the judge of probate's Office.
Judge NJ. A. Clark performed the
ceremony.
When you have an account with
the Northern National Bank no one
will have knowledge of the fact or
know the amount of your deposit.
That is a matter of confidence be-
tween yourself and the bank
Efforts are on at Blackjack to
consolidate several school districts.
One meeting to discuss the PROPOSE
tion has been held. 1t was decided
another meeting should be called in
the near future at when time Super
intendent of County Schools Stewart
will be asked to deliver a talk
Have you tried having your films
finished at Bankers Kodak Shop
Burberry picking parties are all
the go at the present time. The
berries are now ripe and are to be
found in profusion in almost every
direction. While in some places the
bushes are more numerous, tramp
tain to prove successful to the berry
hunter. Raspberries also will be
plentiful on the wild bushes this
year but they are not yet ripe.
We repair and recover umbrellas.
Geo. T. Baker & Co., l6 3rd ST..
near the lake.
Several boys met last night in re-
in the High School building and
made plans for trips which are to be
taken in the country every Saturday
for the purpose of studying agricul-
ture and nature. The boys will meet
every Saturday morning at o'clock
and will walk out to any place select
ed by Mr.. Bergh. Tomorrow the first
trip will be taken to AndersOn's
nursery.
Money to Loan. V. L. Ellis.
Roy Lindsay. formerly of Bemidji,
was married in minneapolis on July
5 to Miss Selma Toun of St. Cloud.
tip to the Pioneer from St. Paul
says: They escaped from wedding
party at Rogers hotel in Minneapolis
to ST. Paul, stayed here all night,
The bridegroom was busy at an early
hour this morning, trying to find a
drug store open, that he might pur-
chase lady's dressing comb, curl
ing iron, etc. Both happy and now
enroute to Fargo. Address Gardner
Hotel"
VeloX paper is used exclusively in
our finishing department. Bankers
Kodak Shop.
Halvorson & Bagne, proprietOrs of
the Gonvick hotel. report that they
have finished cutting their hay for
next winters use in the same field
which they use as pasture for cows
and horses. The hay is ripe and of
good quality, even if it has been or
less run over and trampled upon by
the stock during the spring and the
month of June. This is about the
same thing as raising two crops from
the same ground in one season, some
thing rarely known in any other
part of the state-Gonvick Banner.
Getting work out promptly has be-
come a habit with us. Geo. T. Baker,
& Co., ZIG 3rd St., near the lake.
Frank Coppersmith has found out
the workings of the new law for
bidding whiskey to be drunk on the
train and also forbidding the con-
ductor to take any passengers the
worse for liquor. Last Friday Frank
had to play the part of a law officer
and take a bottle of whiskey from a
couple of cruisers on the train from