The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-31
Editorial Telephone, "THREE-ONE'
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

The executive committee of the
Cass Lake Commercial club, officers
and directors, held a meeting Tues
day evening and decided to employ an
expert landscape artist to take views
of the points of interest about Cass
Lake. These pictures will be publish
ed in handsome booklet, together
with information and data concern
ing the advantages of Cass Lake The
booklet will be issued some time
shortly after the holidays.
Tablets cents, composition books
5 cents, spelling tablets 5 cents, at
the Pioneer School Supply Store,
xxx
Mrs. M. F. Cunningham entertain
ed some of the members of the Teach
ers Training Glass of the Methodist
Episcopal church at her summer
home at Lakeside. The women were
taken oven in a launch in the early
part of the afternoon. The afternoon
was spent socially, and refreshments
were served. Those present were
Mrs. M. Phibbs, Mrs C. n Shannon,
Mrs. c. H. Flesher and Mrs. R. H.
Munsey. Mrs. Cunningham is a
member of the class.
FREE-One month night school,
free to all enrolling this week, Be-
midi Business College, open every
phone at once.
L. F. Johnson, deputy fire warden,
has let the contract for a watch tow
er about three miles west Df LaPorte
The tower will be thirty-five feet
high, and as it will be erected on
one Of the highest points in the
neigh borhoOd, person on the top OF
it can see for nearly twenty miles
in every direction. This will be used
in the forestry service. Mr.. Johnson
was cruiser for the Northern Pacific
Railway company several years, and
in February, 1888, wrote his name
with lead pencil in the bearing mark
of cedar tree on the bank of Gar
field lake Saturday he went to the
tree and found his name still plain
ly visible
Grayola 5 cents, thumb tacks 5
cents, scissors five cents, pencils 5
cents, at the Pioneer Supply Store
xxx
Lawrence S. Mcpherson, 60 years
old, for more than 80 years foreman
of the Northern Pacific railway shops
roundho use at Brainerd died there
Tuesday night of Bright's disease at
the railway sanatarium He was born
in Blairglowrie, Scotland, and emf
grated to America at the close of the
Civil war. He was married at ST.
Paul to Miss Thompson. Four of
their children are living-Mrs. w. G.
Percy Of Phoenix, AriZ. Lawrence D.
Mcpherson of Vancouver, Wash
James and Margaret Mcpherson of
Brainerd. His second marriage took
place twenty-five years ago to Miss
Maggie Mclean, and two children
were born, Mabel and Roy Mcpherson
of Brainerd.
Big Five tablets 5 cents, Beats all
You Can Carry cents, note books
5 cents, at the Bemidji Pioneer Sup
ply Store. xxx
Cuts and bruises may be healed in
about one-third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain Liniment. 1t is an an
tiseptic and causes such injuries to
heal without maturation. This lini-
ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic palms. For
sale by Bankers Drug Store.
M. H. Kohl of Cass Lake left yes
terday morning for Hamline, Mimi,
where together with VIM. A. Dorsey
of Pillager, and Geo. J. Silk of Pine
River, the work Of setting up Cass
county's exhibit at the state fair will
be begun. This is the first time Cass
Lake has been interested in sending
an exhibit to the fair and Mr.. Kohl
has gathered a good collection of
grains, grasses and garden truck
which will help make up the county s
exhibit at the fair this year. About
the most interesting article taken by
Mr.. Kohl is a tobacco plant from the
garden of Predium Gamache who
lives in Cass Lake. The plant itself
| is a little more than sig feet hi gh