The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-29
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On account of Memorial day the
Daily Pioneer will print at noon to-
morrow. Il 81;
Work on laying the new cement
walk from the Rex hotel to the
Great Northern depot has been
started.
Small debts accumulate rapidly.
Small savings do likewise. Begin
to save something today. Depositit
at interest in the Northern National
Bank.
A new two story boat house is be-
ing erected by Andrew Warfield, in
front of the Warfield residence on
Lake Boulevard, between Seventh
and Eighth.
If you don't do your Kodak An
ishing take them to Barker's Ko-
dak Shop.
State examinations are being
given the pupils of the public schools
preparatory to the close of the school
year. The Bemidji schools close
for the summer vacation on Friday
of this week.
Money to Loan, v. L. Ellis
For having caught pike less than
fourteen inches in length and other
illegal fishing, Thomas Williams
was brought before Municipal Judge
Pendergast by Game Warden s. G..
Baily and fined $13
Excursion to the Dam every day
at 2:3O on the Yankee Doodle.
While eating fruit tablets last eve
ming little Bert LaFavar, the three
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
LaFavar, choked on one of the hard
lozengers so seriously that physi-
clan was necessary to bring relief
$50 acres in Devide county, N. D..
For sale or trade for city property
B. Bendikson, 1922 Beltrami Ave-,
Bemidji.
A merry automobile party went to
Cass Lake yesterday and after
picnic lunch in the woods visited at
the home of Miss Dorothy Humes
The party was made up of Judge G..
w. Stanton, DR.. and Mrs. G. R. SAIL
born and Miss Mary D. McFadden, of
St. Paul. -...- .
Don't ask your friend to give you
set of pictures that he took Sun
day-get the films and let us finish
a set for you. Barkers Kodak
Shop.
Official notice is being given
property owners along the streets
which are to be paved this summer
to place, all underground pipes and
sewerage connection at once, so that,
in case pavement is laid, as it is ex-
pected it will be, the pavement will
not have to be torn up.
A few days ago Mr.. Ford Eyerson,
formerly Of Laporte, but now con-
nected with Bemidji lumber COM
pany, was in town looking at famil-
lar places and shaking hands with
old friends. This was the first lay
off he had taken for several months,
and he was looking we'll and prosper
ous.-Laporte News.
E. H. Jerrard arrived Tuesday
morning from Bemidji to take
charge of the heating and gasoline
boat repairing department for Doran
Bros. Mr.. Jerrard has had many
years experience with motor boats
and automobiles and can doctor any
thing in that line that needs doctor
ng.-International Falls Press
Mary D. McFadden, former news
paper woman, now a magazine writ
er and Woman Suffrage exponent,
went to Duluth this noon to attend
the Northern Minnesota Develop
ment association convention. Miss
McFadden has written for the Daily
Pioneer a poem in honor of Memorial
day, which will appear in Tuesdays
issue of this paper.
Mrs. R. Brownlee entertained Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss Hell
en- Huntington who leaves for the
west soon. The evening was spent
in games and music. Refreshments
were served. The guests included
Misses Helen Huntington, Karna
Anderson, 1nez Patterson, Nellie
Erb, Julia Kleeve, Ida DeRushia and