NEW PASSENGER BOAT<\/p>\n
Former Bemidji Man Places New Service on Lake From Walker
\nDean Reynolds, formerly of Bemidji, but for ten years a resident of Walker, is to place a new passenger boat service on Lake Bemidji. Today Reynolds placed a large launch, “The Express,” in the water and he plans to make four scheduled trips around the lake each day, two in the morning and two in the afternoon, beginning tomorrow.<\/p>\n
The \u201cExpress,” a boat 38 feet long and with a 100 horse-power motor, has been in use on Leech Lake. Mr.\u00a0Reynolds will continue to operate two boats on Leech Lake. No regular evening trips will .he made and\u00a0Mr. Reynolds says the boat may be chartered at any time.(Aug 8, 1915)<\/p>\n
SEASON FOR “EXPRESS” BOAT LAKE BEMIDJI ENDS<\/p>\n
Dean Reynolds, son of George Reynolds of Walker, who has operated the “Express” on Lake Bemidji for\u00a0the past month, has taken his boat out of the lake for this season and has gone to Minneapolis where he\u00a0will take up his work as electrician during the winter months. He will return to Bemidji in the spring and will operate his boat again. (Sept 18, 1915)<\/p>\n
George Reynolds will begin the operation of his passenger launch “Express” the first of next week. Regular trips will be made to the different points on the lake. A schedule will be announced later. (Aug 4, 1916)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"