The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-03
BEMlDJI BRIEFS

Chapman.
William Hazen has been appointed
deputy sheriff.
Painting, paper hanging and deco
rating. First class work. H. N
Harris, Challenge Hotel.
Basement Bargains. For $14 95
you can take your choice of about
fifty $40 90 and $25 90 suits.
= 0'Leary- Bowser Co.
DR.. c. R. sanborn has received his
new E. NJ. F. automobile, recently
purchased through the Bemidji auto
mobile dealer, c. w. Jewett.
Savings deposits made in the Nor
thern National Bank up to and in
Guiding the tenth of the month draw
interest for the full month.
Rev. G. E. Boyden of Two Harbors,
who was recently called to the pas
forage of the First Presbyterian
church in Thief River Falls, has de-
cided to accept the call and will
leave with his family next week.
1t is doubtful whether the Bemidji-
Grand Rapids base ball game will be
played. The Grand Rapids boys can
not secure the grounds for the con-
test Saturday, and the game probably
will be played here Friday afternoon.
Complaints are being made that
careless drivers are making a prac-
tice Of hitching horses to trees.
Some damage already has been done
1t is unlawful and drivers are warn
ed to govern themselves accordingly.
Thief River Falls believes that the
visit of President Pennington to that
place few days ago means that the
500 has decided to erect a modern
brick depot here. No official notice
of such an action, however, has as
yet been received.
The bond of John Goodman, city
sidewalk inspector, has been ap-
proved with J. H. French and Joseph
McTaggart as signers.u The city
city clerk was authorized to pur-
chase protectograph which pre-
vents checks from being raised.
AS one Of the events of an elaborate
celebration of May II, Norway's In
dependence day, the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. of the First Scandinavian Luth-
eran church will serve a supper in
the Odd Fellows hall. The supper
will be served from to Z in the
evening.
Basement Bargains. A lot CT
mems $4,000 and $25 90 suits.
Snappy styles, $14 IS each O'Leary-
Bowser Co.
ri " 10 11y
purchased the E. E. Geralds saloon
have been refused transfer of the IL
quor license by the city council on
the ground that the Gerald license is
about to expire. 1t is expected that
a new license will be issued Larkin &
Dale at the council meeting Monday
evening.
Frank Sands walked out of Jail
and turned around and walked right
in again. Frank is the man who
was sent up for 60 days on a charge
of larceny. being accused of taking a
grip from the Red Lake depot. Mon
day his sentence expired Today
he was sent back by Judge Pender-
CAST for 70 days on the charge Of
having stolen gold watch.
Ella DeCosta and Clara St. Laur-
ance were araigned before Judge Pen
dergast in municipal court yesterday
afternoon on charges of disorderly
conduct The DeCosta girl was CIV
en- a fine of $40 and costs, a total of
$3.50, which was paid, while the
other defendant was discharged.
The arrests were caused when COM
plants from the neighborhood were
entered at police headquarters.
George Ralph, who faced a long
legislative investigation as the re-
suit of charges Of incompetence and
other things made by Representa-
tive Warner Of Aitkin, was yesterday
Afternoon reappointed drainage en-
gineer by the state drainage board
The election was unanimous The
mt.