The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-16

Tenth-Earn health by right :
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Clerk of Court Fred Rhoda issued
a marriage license this morning to
Ole Strand and Miss Jennie Hoem
both of Beltrami county.
Judge and Mrs. w. S. McClenahan
of Brainerd entertained a few friends
last evening at dinner at the Mark
ham hotel. The guests were DR.. and
Mrs. c. R. Sanborn, w. R. Sanborn
of Faribault and Mayne Stanton.
In the food at Black River Falls
home belonging to the Trondson
estate was swept away and totally
wrecked by the rush of waters. This
news has been received by Charles
Trondson, who lives near Blackjack.
Forty cars of potatoes we're shipped
from Park Rapids last week. The av-
erage price paid was So cents. The
total 40 cars were valued at 900.
1t was the greatest quantity of po-
tatoes ever shipped out of Park Rap
ids.
Go to Hakkerup's f,i Photos.
The Kenmore Hotel at Beltrami av-
ir1 cfr hoc i'm,
proved with a new roof of shingles
This is one Of the oldest buildings in
the city and is at present being used
for lodging house. J. McTaggart is
proprietor.
Contractors are at work excavat-
ing under the Graham e Doran meat
market building On Minnesota av-
enue. A basement will be placed I'M
der the entire structure and will be
used by this firm. The building is
the property of F. NJ Malzahn.
Dr. and Mrs C. R. Sanborn had as
their guests at a partridge dinner
Saturday evening Judge and Mrs. W.
S. McClenahan, Miss Leah Berman
and Gladys Stanton and Messrs. W.
N. Sanborn of Faribault, George
Moody of Brainerd and Lee Labaw
Automobile livery for quick SER
vice; rates reasonable. Phone 474
Northern Automobile Company.
The Roe & Markuson coffee" win
dow attracted so much attention that
Mr.. Roe decided to have photograph
taken Of it. C. c. Crippen took a
picture of the window and it will be
sent to the Chase & Sanborn Tea and
Coffee Company, as the window dis
play consists of that company's pro-
ducts.
The old Silversack saloon building
recently purchased by the Bemidj
Brewing Company, has been under
going improvements of late and the
finishing touches are now being pu1
on by the painters. The building
will be painted white and is located
at Minnesota avenue and Fourth
street
E. o. Fjerstad, of Brandsvold, re
ports the record yield of oats FOL
this season, as far as learned. From
a small field of three acres there
were 279 bushels threshed, or ever
SO bushels per acre. Mr.. Fjersta<
raised this phenomenal crop upOI
corn stubble land.-Fosston ThirteeI
Towns.
Negotiations are On by the Social
lists Of Bemidji to obtain an editor
of their publication here, "Graymat
ter Several men are under consid
Grafton and choice is expected to b,
made in the near future. J. H. Grant
first editor of the paper, finds hi
other duties do not permit him tt
give the paper the attention desired
Automobile livery for quick Ser
vice; rates reasonable Phone 474
Northern Automobile Company.
In a communication from Fraze
where he had gone with his bride OF
his honeymoon, Paul Utech, groom
at the public wedding here las
Thursday, requests the Pioneer t
thank "all who have done their bes
to help the public marriage a1on'
and those who gave us the man,
beautiful and useful presents Tn
letter is signed, ''The bride an
groom of the 18th
49, E. Thompson's store wa
again broken into by night prowler
last night, but there appears to b
nothing missing in the store,'' say
the Tenstrike Tribune. "Entranc
was gained into the store by break
ing a glass in the rear door. TIL
cash register which contained n
money was broken upon and the SAT
which is always left unlocked wa
locked It looks like the work O
local talent