Nightly dinner specials include: broasted chicken, steak and shrimp, prime rib, and barbecued ribs along with a full menu and, of course, a lot of fish.

9 NEW HOLES OPENING IN 2025!

Open Wednesday through Saturday from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. for dinner. The bar stays open until 1 a. m.

For more information or reservations, call Amy at 218-665-2299.

Fireplace of States in Bemidji, Minn. The Fireplace of States located inside the Bemidji Tourist Information Center on the shore of Lake Bemidji is constructed out of 900 rocks from every state in the union, every Canadian province, and all 87 Minnesota counties. The fireplace contains an eclectic array of national and international treasures such as: a stone from the Empire State Building, a brick from the Statue of Liberty, dinosaur bones from Nebraska, petrified moss from Wisconsin, copper ore from Peru, a stone from the Great Wall of China, etc. There are also stones from each national park.

TEE OFF at Pierz!

The City of Pierz invites you to play the Beautiful Pierz Municipal Golf Course

603 Park Avenue SE, Pierz, MN 56364( 320) 468-2662

Reserve your tee time or campsite on our website or call( 320) 468-2662

It all started in 1934, when Harry E. Roese, manager of the Bemidji District State Employment Office, decided to build a one-ofa-kind fireplace for his hometown of Bemidji. The result was the ambitious Fireplace of States, built with a collection of rocks and stones from all over the world. Dean Beattie, Visitor Experience Representative, said,“ To accomplish this feat, Kathleen Wilson, Roese’ s secretary, wrote to every state governor, to officials of all the Canadian provinces and to the superintendent of each national monument.” Roese created a hearth and an art project made to represent the cooperation of American states and beyond.

The idea caught on, and rocks and stones from far and wide were shipped to Minnesota to become part of the grand plan. Dean said,“ It’ s pretty amazing that people were shipping rocks, which must have been expensive during this time of the Great Depression.” Wilson and Roese worked tirelessly, eventually catching the interest of the Works Progress Administration( WPA) created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to help unemployed workers find suitable jobs. The WPA provided stone masons who built the fireplace in 1935 inside a log house welcome center on Lake Bemidji.

When the Tourist Information Center on Lake Bemidji waterfront was built in 1995, the fireplace was shrink-wrapped and moved, intact, to the new building. While many of the stones were etched or decorated with messages indicating their sender, others have no trace of origin on their surface.

There is a list of donors and the rock descriptions.

FRIDAY NIGHT ROCK LINE UP

IF NOTHING ELSE 6:00PM

JANELLE KENDALL’ S PERFECT STORM 8:00PM

NIGHT RANGER 10:00PM

SATURDAY NIGHT COUNTRY LINE UP

July 18 & 19, 2025

GATES OPEN 3PM

Morrison County Fairgrounds

• Little Falls, MN