The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23


, things, he never lets up until they done
~ ne is man Of vfSon and believes in Bemidji
= and its future For sometime he has been endeav-
orine to extend his 'live wires" into the summer
resort populous near aBemidji, and now comes the
" announcement that it is to be done. @S*
Diamond Point (Park Board please take notice.,
Grand Forks Bay and LaMonre are to have cleo
tricity for heat, light and cooking purposes. Can
you imagine what delightful place Diamond Point
win be when beautiful lights adorn the shores Of
Lake Bepidii at this magnify ent bathing beach and
camp grounds? We can hardly sastal summer
l'lEI Is:s.; a sVSls.. at rsy and n
-Moura will ha greatly benefit Their property
will h. +|ases. nambers Of sddtfonaE
slkft6A.aWe have been xippsd otf already to the
fact that from twenty five to will be built
~ Has Bemidj bright fntursag II s. hna sras--gs5
Nobody can deny this fssx Its rapid develops
rnent Al the most popular Summer resort in the
northwest 10 absolutely assured You cannot hold
her back. The world is gradually learning Of the
MANY ideal advantages of coming to Benidji tor
summer recreation. ~, ~ =.
- With the start made by the Electric Light COM
pany, other improvements are sure to follow All
It takes ia initiative on the part Of some public
service corporation and it remained for Mr.. Swan
sons company to make this important start.
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F. s.. .Lyean left last night for California to
stend the balance Of the winter The train he left
ON /, stalled In snow bank near PeQuot and from
all indications, he'll spend some Of the time al this
popular summer resort. Better come home, Frank
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St. Paulfwants the power DAM Minneapolis :;
wants the power dam, the University wants the -
power dan&and between the three they are maxi
q ot If noise about It, Z
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The earth can't last longer than another 1885,
600 years, a scientist tells US. 1t may be just
about that long before the railroads give US rea-
sonable rate on FIRE wood. l.. .,:><n
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Out in North Dakota they have dug up the skele-
ton: Of q human-like creature and the skull was
found to be- an inch thick By the way, whatever
became of Jack Johnson? -,
During the past twelve months the number OF
insane in Minnesota has decreased. Perhaps more
fathers ARE letting more mothers find the missing
collar buttons for them. 2
This is the season Of the year when q lot OF
men who have about as many friends as skunk at
a Sunday school picnic are being persuaded to run
for public office. 49,. - 49,. =. g..
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Boys from the farm are said to make the best
and, strongest athletes when they get to college
Still, It takes the old man to lift the mortgage
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1t does irritate the head Of the family these cold
mornings when mother starts in to hum, "Keep the
Home Bires Burning" T. j. =; = l. I'LL. It'll
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The new peace dollars are said to be hard 70
handle Maybe but it is harder to get . chance
to handle them. - .....> T.. -.
City girls can smoke their cigarettes if they wish
The country girls are too demure to do a thing
like >that.,s - -~', - - -. /. /.
Days getting longer, and they Should for
man to figure ont his income tax before the 10th
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NJ; Not 4 word about having seen a robin this morn
my Must be spending the winter at BiEchmont
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bound, is right Yes, everything except the
telephone lines and tho Red Lake railway trains.
No sales tax, no bonus, says President Harding.
No bonus, no Harding, say the service men. -
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Hit is raw material that Europe wants, why not
send her ovsr a shi2load sof congressman? j ,,
4 In days gone by, the gls used to kiss ana make
up. . Now .they--7yep, you said IT,. sss>;& $sts
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It's a;wonder Georgia doesn't trade Tommy Wat
for something that she can use. '~ !: @ ""
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That GUNNER trial over in North Dakota has
been pretty well gummed up H. e.. ~ -:
And now it's Polar Pie-that ought to be worth
a: cool million a - r :; T.
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