The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-31
Editorial Telephone, ssTHREE.ONEv
MAINE STANTON, City News Reporter
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

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est boats on the Lake Of the Woods.
The boat will easily carry score of
people with safety. Mr.. Nelson has
ordered a larger propeller for his
craft and when it arrives the run be-
tween here and Zippel will be made
in very short time.-W arroad Plain
dealer.
Graceful and unusual jewelry
distinctive and original goldsmith
ing. We take a great deal of pride
in having our stock of jewelry rep
resent all that is not only newest and
best, but that also is different from
the common run. Exclusive and dis
tinctive designing forms a large part
of our business and those desiring
jewelry that has these qualities will
find wide range for satisfactory Sc
lection. here. Special order work.
Correct engraving. Geo. T. Baker &
Co., Third street, near the lake.
w. L. Hakkerup has returned from
attending the National Photograph
ers association convention in St. Paul
last week. Instructors were There
from all over the United States and
one each from England and Germany
Herr Rudolph Duhrpoop, who has
c%,, OF To- h1,r pa~lir
considered as the worlds leading 2Eo-
tographer, was present and save
three one hour lectures. The next
convention is to be held at Phiia-
delphia in 1912. The St. Paul meet
ing was attended by 1893 members
Two years ago provision was made
by congress for survey for canal
to connect Leech and Winnibigoshish
lakes which are about eight miles
apart. The survey was made year
ago, and now it is reported that ac-
ton is about to commence to put in
the canal, which is to be navigable.
Leech is about 80 miles long, and
Winnibigoshish is about Is miles
across. This outlet would allow the
steamboats, to pass from one lake to
the other and it will make naviga-
ton possible from Bemidji to Walker
| for small craft
F. E. Jordan, Boom Supt of the
International Boom Co., visited in
the city the forepart of the week.
In conversation, concerning the pros
pect for available saving material,
Mr.. Jordan stated that there was a
2O,OOO,OO0 feet supply in readiness
and only awaiting favorable wind
conditions. This news is encourage
ing as it will mean the Shevlin-Ma,.
thieu Co.'S mill will have to be op-
Grated double shift, for the balance
OF the season, to manufacture this
and other prospective stock.-Spoon-
er Northern News
The Northern Pacific Railway has
just issued new booklet under the
title of, What Minnesota Wants to
Tell You" 1t consists of 40 PAGES
and cover, and carries illustrations
of the various products. Chapters on
Minnesota cities, her industries, re-
sources, climate, university, schools
and summer resorts, are all covered
and there is special chapter abous
the State Fair, another one about the
public lands in the state, and still
another in regard to homestead lands.
Fifty thousand copies of the booklet
will be distributed this fall at the
various land expositions from the
Northern Pacific's Minnesota Exhibit
Car, and through the numerous agen-
cies of the company. The booklet
has been made convenient pocket
size, since experience has proven to
the Northern Pacific people that the
public will retain and carry away
with them booklet which can be
slipped into the pocket to a much
greater extent than they will carry
away a large cumbersome pamphlet.
List of advertised letters in the
week ending July 20. Men: Bal
Bemidji postofice ''unclaimed" for
embangh, Burt; Dollhouse, Claude;
Bugor, Chas. E.; Charlson,. Harry
c.; Woyle, Myrtle; Dugall, Fred;
Dahl, Yver Antonsen; Egler, Paul
W.; Furney, Ed; Hanson, Oscar;
Johnson, Carl; Konadew, John; Len
non, Terry; Lind, John; Uymovky
Viii; Mehl, Ole; Ross, Fred; Rossier
John; Rhyan, E.; Seliks, Reaceski;
Somemdike, John; Stewart, Charles
A.; Syverson, Jno.; Seube, H. H.;
Sleen, Ole S.; Stortrven, Leonard;
Sell, Ed; Voss, Alfred; Walker
Bert; Wilcox, Louis; women: AL.
drich, M. D. Emma L.; Bates, Mrs
Bertha; Bush, Miss Annie; Davis
Miss Charles; Folmans, Mrs., Selma;
Iverson, Mrs. Casper; Kehrbach, Miss
Pearl; Lofgren, Jennie; Miller, Mrs
A.; McAray, Mrs. J. P; Sanders, Miss
Marie; Sanders, Miss Marie; Smith
Miss Carrie; Vandeburg, Mrs. Pearl;
Woods, Miss Blanche; Wise, Mrs
Kittie; Wilcox, Miss Bertha; Wise
Mrs. Kitty; Wilson, Mrs. M.