The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-13
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MAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter


JAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter
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est fires, ana that damage was don,
there despite the close watch kept By
the government rangers 'and patrol
men.
Carnations for Mothers Day
Model Bakery.
Fresh butter mix, sweet milk
and cream delivered each day from
the Alfalfa dairy, on sale at w. G.
Schroeder's store, corner 4th and
Minnesota avenue.
Attorney G. c. H. Corless and wife
Of Grand Forks, who spent their
summer at Lavina, where they have
summer cottage are IN the city to-
day. experimenting the work on re.
pairing OF the fcottases du,setting
it In readiness for the season. Mr.:
Corless was at one time district
Judge in North Dakota.
Carnations for Mothers Day.
Model Bakery.
First class board by the week.
Prices reasonable. sc. J. Carlson's
restaurant, @Nymore. -
w. E. Peik4who last week was elec-
ted superintendent of the Blackjack
schools has notified Alfred johnson;
clerk Of the board OF education, that
he has decided to accept the position.
As was stated last week MI. Peik
graduates from the state university
in June. Aside from his university
career he is graduatesof one of the
state normals and has had consider
able experiences In teaching. In
choosing Mr.. Peik the board took into
consideration the very high recem-
mendations given him by the in
spectortof graded schools, s.. "A. Chall-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American.
Sunday is Mothers Day. Honor
Ter by wearing awhile carnation.
Go to the Dam: while the water is
high. Yankee Dodle leaves ate2:3O
p. m.
Checks are beginning to arrive
from the state in payment for SER
vices of men who fought fires last
year, but who could not be paid be-
cause of insufficient appropriations
About 10000 checks due the fire
fighters: in the northern part sof the
state are being sent out from st. Paul
A total of $94,7OO is to be disbursed
in sums ranging from 60 cents to
500. The average is abonte$9. SO.
Bills rendered the state by fire fight
ers in the woods last yearyaggregated
more than 100000, but the legisla-
ture appropriated only enough to
pay IS cents on the dollar. ~
Send a bunch OF white carnations
to mother for Mothers Day.
The Yankee Doodle having been
equipped with the most modern ma
chinery will be gin her regular trips
to the Dam at $3.50 p: M. Sunday. W
= Arrangements have just been com.
pleted for horse show in the NAM
moth live stock pavilion at Hamline
the first four nights of the state fair
next September. The show will in
clude a. great. parade of prize cattle
and horses the: Judging OF. the en-
tries in the horse show division and a
large number OF horse show features
together with other specialties and
entertainments. The Kiltie band
win give concert in the pavilion.
An electric tandem from San An
tonic, which was a star feature of
the Kansas City horse show lastsyear,
will be seen. This" tandem Is driven
into the ring in the dark and one by
one the 500 lights on the harness
and cartsare turned on.
Yesterday we received anothe:
shipment of Ladies pomps and OK
fords. O'Leary- Bowser Co.
The following menu will be served
by the Ladies Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church, Saturday May Is,
in the church basement, corner 9Th
street and Minnesota avenue, from
S to 8 o'clock: h.