The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-31
BEMIDJI BRIEFS


Born yesterday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Blackburn s.of Mill Park. q
daughter.
81 grade silk. and lace fans only
soc at Troppman Co., big fan sale
Thursday and Friday.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid will
meet tomorrow afternoon at ,2:3O at
the home Of Mrs. G. Back, 500
Twelfth street.
"The Buccaneer," that is to be ex-
hibited at the Majestic Theatre to-
night Is an interesting and thrilling
story of the high seas.
Are you slave or have you made
start toward financial independ-
ence? In other words are you saw
ing your money and depositing it
regularly in the Northern National
Bank?
The Epworth League met 1 last
night at the Methodist parsonage
and discussed the Epworth League
conventions which is to be held in De-
trOit June IS, II, and 49,. Harry
Simons,y .Jr., was elected delegate
to the convention.
The special sale on toilet soap at
Troppman Co., begins tomorrow at
9 a. m.,-don't miss it.
The German Lutheran congrega-
tion in Town of FROM will commem-
crate Pentecost day by having ser
vices Monday morning, June S, at
$3.50. The services will be followed
/, by an important congregational
meeting. Carl A. Gieseler, acting
pastor.
See our ad on page 3. Hetland G
Fallon. .-.-
One of the most Interested out of
town visitors to Memorial services in
Bemidji was Mrs. P. L. Knappen of
Tenstrike. Mrs. Knappen was zone
of the girls of '61" and has manyrec-
objections of the Civil War. Mr..
Knappen belonged to the Loyal
Legion, high military order and
Mrs. ,Knappen is one of the Danes
Z, of the Loyal Legion z
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis.
When in Bemidji few days ago,
A. Utecht of Little Bass Lake an
nounced that he had his new saw
and planning mill in operation on his
farm. Mr.. Utecht came to Beltrami
county seven years ago and is now
one of the county's most prosperous
farmers. He has cleared 40 acre
farm and this year has planted a
diversified crop of small grain, pota-
toes, corn and hay. ~
A big line of fans for graduates
will be sold for less than wholesale
cost, Thursday and Friday at Tropp-
man Co., fan SALE.
J. Oftedahl, who resides near the
farm on which the man who Is
: known as Peter Neste is presumed to
have been killed, brings the inform
alton that the. aged Scandinavian
who was first referred to as Nesbit,
then as Peter Nestle was, as matter
of fact, Peter Olson. Mr.. Oftedahl
explains that "Neste' Is place in
Norway from which Olson came and
that for that reason he is generally
referred to as Peter Neste.
Excellent program at the Majestic
Theatre tonight and tomorrow night.
W.. G.. Schroeder, owner of the
Alfalfa Dairy farm, received ship
ment of five thorough bred Poland
China pigs Tuesday. They were
purchased from w. J. Graham of
Howard Lake, Mimi, who conducts
a stock farm near that place. That
it is profitable to raise pigs on skim
milk has been clearly demonstrated
by Mr. Schroeder during the past
six months. He has now So pigs
and about the same number of cows
and thew have been fed mostly on
skim milk.
Excursion to the Dam every day
at $3.50 on the Yankee Doodle.
There will be no band concert this
week on Friday as had been original
ly planned because of the numerous
affairs in connection with the clos
ing of the public schools, Friday eve
ming beingth date set for the grad
uating exercises. "Out of consider
alton for the school events and be-
cause we do not believe it would be
proper to play during the time the
exercises are being held, there will
be no concert this week." said Di-
rector Masten, who announces that,
beginning next week, the regular
concerts will be held.
Tomorrow Troppman Co., will sell
oatmeal, cold cream, buttermilk and
white CASTLE toilet soap at 2 IL
cents cake. Not over ten cakes to
a customer.
There is to be quite an extension
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