The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-02
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

noon at $50 at the home of Mrs.
E. c. Alton in Nymore.
Don't forget that tonight is class
night at Bemidji Dancing Academy.
The Young People of the Swedish
Church will meet On Friday even
ing at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
A. Elmquest at Nymore.
A checking account promotes
credit and establishes responsibility.
The advice and the use of the credit
of the Northern National Bank will
aid in developing the business of
worthy patrons.
Charles Walden and wife, Frank
Walden and wife, and Mrs. B. Brech-
ct of Hector, Mrs Schuman of Min
neapolis, and Andrew Auboles COM
prised party who went to the dam
ton. More than $50 worth of pearls
and slugs were found.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
Tonight and tomorrow night on
ly. A big feature film, the 'Corona-
tion of King George W. at the Ma
jestic theater.
Every one looking for a chance to
make money during the 1911 state
fair will have to be at the fair
grounds Saturday morning, Aug. S.
At that time will be held the annu-
al auction sale of privileges. The
sale will be in charge Of Robert
Crickmore of Owatonna, director of
the fair board and superintendent of
concessions. All the space will be
sold on Saturday morning to the
highest bidder. Preparations are be-
ing made for taking care of several
hundred people who are on the mar
ket for concessions of various kinds
Big dance tonight at Bemidji
Dancing Academy, City Hall. Mas
tens orchestra.
HORNET-John Rasmussen, J.
Fisher and Paul Peltier went to
Blackjack, on Tuesday.-Mrs. J. D.
Bogart went to Bemidji Wednesday,
to attend the Bible Conference
Mrs. Anna Williams of Oklee, who
visited at the home of R. Shaw, Fri
day and Saturday, returned to her
home Saturday evening with several
quarts of wild raspberries-J. E.
Bogart and B. F. Williams went to
Blackduck Saturday-Miss Broom
field of International Falls and her
niece, Miss Harriette Frizelle, who
have been visiting at the home of
Robert Shaw and family for a few
days, went to Parkers Prairie, Mon
day evening.
EARN A FREE SCHOLARSHIP by
sending the names of all young people
who might be interested in taking
fine business or shorthand course
in Browns Business College which
opens in Bemidji about Sept 18TH
Address A. E. Brown, Prin., Amer
Nat. Bank, St. Paul.
The Crookston sawmill shut down
Saturday night and will remain idle
till the first of September The lack
of logs here was the first reason, and
experimenting that one is the demand
for men on the harvest fields. The
harvest will be completed and thresh-
ing started before September ! and
there will be plenty of men avail
able. For the next few weeks every
man who can be impressed into SER
vice will be needed to help take care
of the crops. There are plenty of
logs up in the woods, but none have
fioated down the river of late, as
there is not enough water to float
anything larger than a toothpick
The flies are the worst at this sea-
son of the year in the woods, and
it is therefore very hard to get men
and teams to work loading logs dur
ing this month. The mill will start
dSdlu oepl. l, ana Will run SLeaully
till the river freezes up.-Crookston
Times.
If you missed the Coronation of
King George in London, see it to-
night at the Majestic theater for 10
cents
Pinewood-Mrs Dickinson spent
Friday of last week in Bemidji-Mr
Male, Mr.. Caller and Jess Sines were
Bemidji visitors Monday.-Mrs
Henry Bailey left Monday for the
harvest fields of Dakota-The Pine
wood Ladies Aid society meets with
Mrs. Chas Lindgren, Thursday Aug.
3. All are welcome-Mr. and Mrs
G. Fullerton and children of Bemidji
are guests of the formers mother,
Mrs. Nelson.-Willie Fisk one of
Pinewood's hustling business men
spent last Friday in Bemidji-
While out looking for his cattle, Ed.
Spencer came across a big black
bear. Much to his sorrow his gun was
at home.-Miss Ida Peterson one of
the Azure teachers went to Bemidji
Monday to take the teachers exam
inations.-Pete Holm improved the
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