The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-03
BEMIDJI BRIEFS


red. They have been given two
coats.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
Diamond Point was the scene Of
many bathers yesterday. The shore
at the point was dotted with men,
women and children during the en-
tire day.
Every article that leaves our shop
carries our unqualified guarantee as
to material and workmanship. Geo.
T. Baker & Co. ll6 Bird. St. Near
the lake.
Many pike are being caught in
Lake Plantaganet. Yesterday two
fisherman caught Is of them in As
minutes, and other good catches are
being made daily.
Special change Of program at the
Majestic Theatre Tuesday night.
Painters are finishing the second
coat OF paint on the Crookston Lum-
Der company buildings. The saw
mill. palmer, water tank, barn and
other buildings have been painted.
There is much satisfaction in
transacting your business with a
growing bank. The Northern Ma
tiOnal Bank has increased it's bust
ness 25 per cent in the last year.
You are sure of welcome there.
Because of the gangway being re-
paired the Crookston lumber COM
pany's palmer was not in operation
today. The saw mill will not work
tonight and both the Crookston and
Bemidji mills will be closed down all
day tomorrow.
The Gentilly Dairy Association
have shipped us some of Father
Theillon's famous cheese. Many of
our customers have been waiting pa
tiently for slice of this delicious
desert and they can have same de-
livered to their home from this day
on. Roe and Markusen.
Archdeacon Parshall of Cass Lake
was in town this week in company
with Rev. D. Campbell, for the pur-
pose of making preparations for the
rebuilding Of the Episcopal church
structure. We understand that the
site formerly occupied was chosen.
-Beaudette Rainy River Region.
We have received a 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 GENTLY Dairy Asso-
citation. Roe and Markuson.
ClearbroOk, the new 500 line town,
has been chosen as distributing
point by the Standard Oil company
and great tanks will be erected there.
work has been commenced on the
concrete foundation for a 1900 gal
Ion kerosene tank which has already
arrived here. A warehouse is also
being built. 1t is promised also that
in a short time gasoline storage
tank will be erected here.
The NJ. B. AS will give a dance
on the evening of the Fourth of July
at the City Hall, Masten's full Or
chestra will play.
Sixteen members of the Bemidji
fire department running team of the
Bemidji fire department left this af-
ternOon for Ada where they will
participate in the annual tournament
of the Northern Minnesota Firemen's
Tournament Association which is to
be held in that city on Tuesday
Wedn sday and Thursday. A. G.
Rutledge and John Goodman accom-
panied the team to act as officers.
Special change of program at the
Majestic Theatre Tuesday night.
A. L. LaFreneire, publisher of the
Grand Rapids Independent and own
er of the Northome Record, spent
yesterday in the city on business
Mr.. LaFreneire will take over the in.
terest of the Wilm estate and con.
tinue the publication of the Record
which under Mr.. Wins manage.
ment was one of the brightest week.
lies in the northern part of the state
international Falls Daily Journal
See Hud Fisk, when in need o.
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake from
foot of Fourth street. Phone 3S1.
HORNET.-K. Grunsith has solo
his timber to Tom Abramson O
Blackjack. J. E. Bogart went tt
Moose Lake Saturday. The Board o
Review met at the clerks on Mon
day. John Winans and Jesse Bogar,
went to Langor, Monday, to work TO
to Blackjack, Tuesday. Messrs
Chas. Troudson and D. D. Rolfe wer
in town Wednesday and Thursday OF
business
Take a trip in the Indian Girl