The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-12
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

chamberlain OF the Great Northern
railroad depot, recently accepted the
position as soloist at the Brinkman
theatre.
The Ladies Aid of the First Scan
dinavian Lutheran Church will meet
on the lake shore midway between
town and Diamond Point, Thursday
afternoon at $50.
Money to Loan. V. L. Ellis.
Much improvement has been made
by the management of the Challenge
hotel during the past few weeks, the
front having been changed and
painted together with other repair
ing.
This season we are showing the
largest line of diamonds ever and
VIII h surpass all our previous eff
forts. There is not another stock
equal in Minnesota north of the twin
cities. Geo. T. Baker & Co., 116 Sd
st. Near the lake.
Not one penny has yet been de-
posted in Uncle Sans postal savings
bank, which opened in Darlington,
N. D., for business June -, and as
result Darlington people are not
much enthused over the new estab-
lishment.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street Phone 3S1.
Men are at work laying a birch
floor in the baking room of w. A.
McDonald's Model bakery on Min
nesota avenue, and as soon as this is
completed a steel wall and steel cell
ing will be put in. Mr.. Mcdonald
will equip the bakery with dough
mixer and a doughnut machine.
We offer you quality, service and
reasona BILE prices, an immense line of
seasonable jewelry. Geo. T. Baker
Co.. ll6 Sd St. Near the lake.
1t has been announced by the
judges of the 18th judicial district,
that Judge B. F. Wright of Park Rap
ids will hold the regular special term
of district court of Beltrami county
at Baudette on July 10. This usual
~ is a one or two day term, during
which the main business transacted
is the hearing of applications for cit
iZenship papers.
A meeting of business men of the
effort to establish state road be-
tween Warroad, running through all
the villages of the county west of
Drayton, N. D., under the provisions
of the Elwell law. Such road
will prove of great value to this
county. as it will open a good auto
mobile route to WarrOad, which has
been isolated heretofore as an obiec-
tive for tourists.
1.-ILeN. llc
minister of the n. L. Church, held
English services at the Deer Lake
school house last Saturday evening.
He also held services Sunday in the
Scandinavian language, at the Luth-
eran church. Rev. Amundson will
again hold services in English at the
oil cohnOl
at V:30 p. m. From now and on
there will be services every third
Sunday at the Lutheran church.
The blue berries are numerous here
and pickers are busy. The raspber
ries are ripening rapidly.
PINEWOOD.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Fullerton and Miss Oberg of Bemidji
came to attend the dance given by
the baseball bOys-A Fenton Of Be-
midi, was the guest Of Mr.. klinger
and family the Fourth.-An exciting
ball game took place here the Fourth
when Shevlin and the Pinewood Stars
played, a ten-inning game ending
in the score of to s in favor OF
Shevlin. The concert given by the
Shevlin children at the game was en-
joyed by all.-Mrs S. Nelson was
pleasantly surprised Saturday by her
sister and two nephews from Rock
ford, III. They will visit here for
some time-Miss Bertha Klinger
who has spent several weeks with
her parents here, returned to Bemid-
il Saturday-Mr George and Miss
Maidie Sthol returned home Saturday
from their trip to Duluth.
Editor George sherwood of the
Tampio Ill.D, Tornado, was in Be-
midi Tuesday and declared that a
wonderful Improvement and change
for the better has been made in Be-
midi since his visit here year ago.
The most notica BILE improvement
which stamps this city as one of the
best in northern Minnesota is the
concrete pavement which has been
laid on Third street," said Mr.. Isher-
wood. Mr.. sherwood has Travelled
''over a large portion of northern Min
nesota and says that Bemidji leads