The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-01
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

estate dealer, for $4,000.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
Blackjack has reorganized it's
Commercial Club with the following
business men as officers: president,
DR.. j. M. Freeburg; vice-president,
E. N. French; secretary, DR.. J. G.
Koch; treasurer, E. P. Rice.
For good up land hay, phone Falls
& Cameron, 374.
Following conference in St. Paul
this week between State Forester
Cox, Judge w. B. Douglas and Dean
A. F. Woods, instructions to forest
rangers and patrolmen were COM
pleted and are to be sent out in the
near future
We do all kinds of jewelry manu-
featuring and repairing, special or
der work including fine platinum and
gold mountings for diamonds Stone
cutting and polishing, gold and sill
yer plating, engraving, etc. Geo. T.
Baker & Co., ZIG Sd St., near the
lake.
John P. Cooper, vice-president of
the State Bank, returned Saturday
from the meeting of the State Bank
ers' association at Bemidji. He says
over 800 bankers were present and
excellent papers were given with
cial condition of the state and coun-
try.-Redwood Gazette
We have the finest equipped work.
shop in Northern Minnesota. Care
and prOmptness always assured. Geo.
It. Baker & Co., ll6 Sd ST. near the
lake.
Danger buoys have been put in
near the hole at Diamond Point
where several narrow escapes from
accidents have occurred lately. There
are two of the buOys, which have
been painted red with the word
"Danger' in white letters.
For sale on easy terms or trade
for land $4,000 stock of mems and
childrens shoes, stockings, mittens
and childrens clothing. J. J. Op-
sahl, phone 303-5, Bemidji, Mimi
Gunder Moe and Anna Major, both
Of East Bemidji, were united in mar
riage, on Wednesday, June % at the
home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moe will make their home at East
Bemidji where Mr.. Moe works and
where he has built fine new home.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. E. P White.
The Pine Tree Manufacturing Co.
Of Little Falls, has shipped over 200
cars Of logs from Blackjack the past
ten days. The logs were put on the
cars by means of a steam loader
which was kept busy ten days do
ing the work. The logs were shipped
" IuS COMPANY plant at Little
Falls.-Blackduck American.
We have received fresh shipment
OF the popular First Premium Full
Cream Cheese made by Rev. Father
Theillon at Gentilly, Minnesota. We
have been trying to secure a supply
of this cheese for some time past and
are now one of the limited number of
customers Of the Gentilly Dairy Asso-
citation. Roe and Markuson.
Having completed the Clearwater
term of district court at Bagley,
Judge B. F. Wright arrived in Be-
midi last evening and left this morn
ing on the early passenger for his
home in Park Rapids. Judge Wright
will hold the Baudette special term
which will convene on July 10. This
term will be for only one or two DAYS.
The M. B. AS will give a dance
on the evening Of the Fourth of July
at the City Hall, Masters full Or
chestra will play.
While detectives and officers in
every town in Northern Minnesota
are diligently hunting for safe crack
ers, someone went into the Grand
Theatre at Brainerd, blew open the
safe and got away with $50. This
happened last Monday night, but
news of the affair was suppressed in
the hope that the robbers might be
caught.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 3Sl.
P. J. Russel's launch sank Thurs
day while anchored at the head of
the lake when waves completely
filed it with water, and which was
raised yesterday, has been brought
into Bemidji. The coil and batteries
were ruined, but the engine was not
injured. The boat is to be revar-
nished and will again be in running
order by the end of next week.
Take a trip in the Indian Girl:
Goes anywhere on the lake and to
the Dam. Ready for service always
Makes a speciality Of picnic parties