The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-22
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

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Roy Morgan of Bagley has pur-
chased and taken charge of the Ly-
ceum theater in Thief River Falls,
the leading moving picture house of
that place.
Furniture for SALE 917 Mimi.
Ave. Telephone 1858.
At Baudette, this afternoon, the
schools are closed and the town is
taking a half holiday for the pur-
, pose of removing all remaining de-
bris of the big fire of last October.
You can appreciate the dollar you
save. If deposited in the Northern
National Bank it will grow constant
ly day and night and Sunday.
From Minneapolis to Bemidji in
an automobile in two days was the
feat of George Kreatz, who, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived yesterday
in their new E. M. F. five passenger
car.
Money to Loan, V. l.. Ellis
F. w. Slipp, who resigned his posi-
ton in the Bemidji post Office last
fall to go to Baudette to engage in
the hardware and grocery business,
has been so successful that he is now
building an addition 81 feet deep to
his store to take care of the increase
in business.
One of the many delightful fish
ing parties of Sunday was made up
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Comstock,
Misses Minnie Lyons, N. MCCLELLAN,
Dorothy Clark, and Messrs. Joe An
derson, Jack Schroeder and P. L.
Cochran. The day was spent at
Rocky Point, at the head of Lake Be-
midi.
Mrs. w. l.. Davies, who was oper-
ated on last week, is getting along as
we'll as can be expected. Her
daughter, DR.. Leora Davies of Chi
cago, arrived in the city yesterday
and will remain here until Mrs.
Davies has recovered. Frank and
N. S. Davies, both of Crookston,
spent Sunday with their mother here
L. D. Beach left for Minneapolis
Monday night to get his new auto
mobile which he purchased recently.
He will spend few days in the city
before returning home. 1t is the in
tention of Mr.. Beach to drive the
new car from Minneapolis to North
ONE providing the road between here
and Bemidji will permit such an I'M
neutrality-suspicious. Record.
Tomorrow morning the state game
and fish commission private car, "The
Glenwood' will arrive in Bemidji
with rs cans of trout and pike fry,
which will be distributed in Lake
Bemidji and points between Bemidji
and International Falls. The car
will be accompanied by G.. j. Grady,
president of the fish commission and
E. W. Cobb, superintendent of the
ST. Paul hatcheries. p"
Somewhere between Bemidji,
Crookston and Minneapolis, Thomas
Shevlin of the latter city, lost ST.
900 pearl in Pullman car. Mr..
Shevlin was in Bemidji last week
and it was here that he discovered
his loss. He at once instituted a
search and caused kilograms to be
sent up and down the Great North
ern line but so far without results.
Mr.. Shevlin feels that the gem was
lost and not stolen.
Upon his return from Bemidji to
Brainerd, after tour of the Mime
sofa & International with agricul-
tural experts, General Manager w. H.
Gemmell said that plans had been
decided upon to advertise the agri-
cultural resources of the territory
tributary to the railway and that
tentative steps will be taken to es-
tablish an agricultural experiment
station at some point between Be-
midi and Brainerd.
Alarmed at a passing Great Nor
thern logging train, horse attached
to buggy carrying Mrs. John Pogue
and her mother, Mrs. M. B. Kellogg,
gave lunge, throwing Mrs. Kellogg
to the ground, the wheels of the
vehicle passing over her. Mrs. Kel-
logg's face and left hip were badly
bruised. Mrs. Pogue succeeded in
getting out of the buggy. The horse
then broke away and ran three
blocks before being caught. 49,
List of letters in the Bemidji post
Office and "unclaimed" advertised for
week ending May 20: Men-Baupre,
Fred; Gunderson, Adolph; HUSKY,
Paul, 3; Hunt, M. p; Hyson, J. H.;
Kinsela, Kirwin; Metzger, Harry;
Rhodes, j. A.; Sandstrom, c.; Sirvie,
Herman; Sharon, Geo.; Thides,
Harry; Vanherche, Carl; Void, E.
Women-Gustafson, Mrs. George;
Hendarks, jaime; Kilby, Mrs. Walt
err; McDtnald, Mrs. Dan; Olson, Miss
Clara; Storer, Miss T. j.; Torrill,