The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-02

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Last week C. G. Johnson, the land
man, transferred IS lots of land each
containing 40 acres to different per-
sons from Minneapolis. Most of the
land is in the vicinity of Kelliher.
Mrs. Harry Titus entertained a
few friends this afternoon in honor
of Mrs. w. S. McClenahan, wife OF
Judge McClenahan, of Brainerd.
The afternoon was spent in sewing
and refreshments were served The
guests were Mrs g. H. Denu, Mrs.
f.. L. Given and Miss Arabelle Neal.
Go to Hakkerup's f,i Photos.
A farewell reception was given
Miss Genevieve Crouch at the Baptist
church Saturday evening. Miss
Crouch will accompany her parents to
California in the near future where
they will make their home: About
IS of Miss Crouch's most intimate
friends were present. The evening
was spent with games and merrymak-
ing and refreshments were served.
Go to Chapman's Shop for horse
shoeing.
The Women's Study Club held it's
first meeting of the season this at
ternoon at the library. The work
this year will take them around the
Mediterranean Sea- each woman will
give one paper on some port of the
country. Small booklets have been
printed and the program for the en-
tire eight months has been prepared.
Mrs. L. H. Bailey was the leader for
the afternoons work which started
them on their journey from New
York to Gibraltar.
The beautiful new Congre gational
church will be dedicated on Satur-
day evening. October 18th, the ami
versary of the big fire which Destroy
ed Baudette last year. The opening
ceremonies will commence promptly
at eight o'clock, a year almost to the
minute after the terrible calamity
that rendered thousands homeless.
The dedication services will be con-
tinued the following day. Great pre-
parations are being made for the
event, and there will be special in
RI.
dresses, est.-Baudette Rainy River
Region.
For Sale-Several work horses and
drivers; also lot Of baled hay, or
will exchange for wood, lumber or
posts. Address, Geo. D. Brown, Wild
Rice, N. D.
List of advertised letters at the Be-
midi postofIice "unclaimed' for week
ending October 2: Men-Anderson
Louiy; Borg Herr, Stem Thorsten;
Carlson, Alfred French. John G. 90 ;
Gendreau, Gus; Grondal Menister
GUSTAV; Gemmels, B.; Larose, Joe;
Mcdonald, William; MCGOWAN. Leo;
MCLEAN, Garrett (2); Nilsson. Har-
aid; Richards, Rev. David; Syverson
Jno.; Stechim, Chas.; Smith Stan and
Walt; Valentine, Geo.; Wendt. John
Women-Busch, Miss LATHE; Gum
ingham, Mrs. H. NJ; Colera, Miss AL
bina, Gamble, Mrs. Kittie, Davis, Miss
H.: Ginstad, Miss Minnie; Helmer
Mrs. Grace; Stafford, Mrs. Fannie
Vestre, Miss Petrina.
Two nicely furnished front rooms
centrally located for rent. Thlrc
street upstairs. First door ives
Peterson's.
Burns, the Cass Lake fire ranger
has received the steel tower Whlcf
will be used as lookout in locating
fires in this vicinity. The tower Il
70 feet high. 1t will be located on
high knoll two and half miles nor
Invest of Cass Lake and will give
commanding view of almost the en-
tire ranger" district. Ranger Burn;
will be able to see Bena, ~ miles
away, and with the aid of a tlelt
glass will be able to determine al
most the exact spot of fire. The
watch-tower system of protecting for
ests from fire is employed by the for
estry department of Sweden, and the
State of Minnesota forestry officials