The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-24
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

You ought to see our line OF auto
goggles Our line is complete. Geo.
T. Baker & Co., JIG 3rd St. Near
the lake.
After requests extending over a
period of several years, residents
across the Great Northern tracks are
to have a sidewalk constructed on
First street to run West to Missis
sippi avenue if efforts started by for
mer Senator Swedback are success
full, as it is believed they will be.
The fact that the Northern Ma
tional Bank is owned and controlled
by we'll known local business men is
one of many reasons you should have
an account there.
r. H. Harrison and George Schiller
of Rainier paid fines of $3.50 each
for having understood white-hsh in
their possession. Deputy Warden b.
c. Cooke of International Falls made
the arrests. Nick Davies of Inter-
national Falls paid a fine of $3.50
for one understood pike.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
Father A. Beyne, who has been in
charge of the Catholic congregations
at Baudette, Warroad, Williams and
Badger, has been promoted by Blsh-
op Corbett of Crookston, to the par
ish of Red Lake Falls. His success
sor, Father Charles Deshaies has ar
rived in Baudette and is busy max
ing the acquaintance of the people
of the parish. He is native OF New
Hampshire, but comes to Beltraml
County from CrOokstOn.
have the Chapman blacksmith
shop. I can do your work and war
rant it. | am here to stay. A. II.
McDoug gall, horse sheer.
Bemidji's fame as summer re-
sort and Beltrami county's as farm
ing district, is being spread not only
by advertisements but by personal
trips Last week Harry Reynolds
went to Minneapolis where he spread
the glad tidings and at the same
time Ray Cook was in Winnipeg Of
fering documentary proof that Be-
midi can't be beat for place to
spend the summer vacation. Both
are expected home tonight.
Postcards of the noted Indian
chiefs of Northern Minnesota. Geo.
T. Baker & Co., 116 3rd St. Near
the lake.
Northern Minnesota towns wor
high standings at the creamery
butter scoring contest held in Fargo
last week. There was % entries
and only those scoring more than 80
points were reported. Minnesota
towns scored as follows: Joh1
Harms, Ada, 90 IL: A. B. Stems
gard. Ada, 90 1-2; c. R. Adams
Fosston, 90; A. Rasmussen, Hal
lock, 90; L. j. Grellong, Erhard,
90; A. J. He'd, St. Hilaire, 81.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 381.
Just as an experiment, Capt
Lawrence started small bed OF
early celery this spring to see how
it would develope. About week
ago he commenced bleaching it. Al
the end of four days it turned out tc
be the crispest. juciest and tender
est celery we have tasted in many
months. 1t was absolutely free from
tough, stringy substances, and de
monstrated beyond a doubt that this
delicious plant can be grown sue
cessfully and profitably in this To-
cality He now expects to put in two
or three acres next year.-Laport'
News.
Bemidji ranks ahead of Austin
Fergus Falls, New Ulm, Owatonn:
and Brainerd in Minnesota post
Offices of the second class, al
though all these towns claim
greater population. This becam
known today when Postmaster An
ton Erickson received the postal re
port. Offices of the Bemidji elias
must do $4,000 worth of bushes
year. The Bemidji postmaster
salary is $4,000 while Brainerd re
ceives $4,000. Towns ahead of Be
midi in this class, all much larger
are Albert Lea, Crookston, Faribault
Hibbing, Mankato, Red Wing, Roch
ester, St. Cloud, Saltwater, Virgini
and Winona.
MEN and WOMEN, sell guarantee
hose. 70 per cent profit. Make Il
daily. Full or part time. Beginner
investigate. Wear Proof, BOB
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Judge Stanton and Clerk of Coul
Fred Rhoda of Bemidji were in tow
Wednesday for the purpose of pr,
siding at the granting of natural
cation papers and at the hearing O
bitches Nos and z. About eightee
residents of this district were give
their final papers. There was Ii
tic onnositiOn develODed to the ditc]