The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-17
BEMIDII BRIEFS


ternoon r..-s--.
TIE Baptist Ladies' Aid will mee7
with Mrs Ed. Gregg at her home al
Sl5 Mississippi Avenue on Wednes'
day afternoon.
Automobile livery for quick ser.
vice; rates reasonable. Phone 474
Northern Automobile Company.
Sixty dollars is to be expended by
the city in fixing up the corduro,
road from Fourth street out as re.
suit Of action by the city council las
night
The stockholders of the Northern
National Bank have large property
holdings in this city and the sur
rounding country and consequently
their Interests are identical with
yours.
Who's the school kid that has
not yet received blotter at the Be-
midi Pioneer School Supply store?
They are being given out to all who
ask for them. By the way boys and
girls have you all the school sup
plies you need? You know that YOU
can ind what you want here.
A merry party left Bemidji in an
automobile to be gone a week The
trip is being made to the vicinity OF
Park Rapids. the Everts machine be-
ing used Those in the party were:
". M. Everts, Mrs Olive LenerVille,
Mrs. Dick Bertram, and Miss Jane
McAndrus Of Big Falls
Go to Hakkerup's III Photos.
George Baker returned from a
short business trip to kelliher. Mr..
Baker established branch store in
that city and will supply its needs
from the manufacturing department
OF the Bemidji store He is pro-
prietor Of the we'll known George T.
Baker & Co., Jewelry store of this
city.
Partridge hunting is a favorite
sport OF the auto owners in this
city. Every day machines go out in
all directions from Bemidji carrying
men welll armed with shot guns and
rifles. The better shots take rifles
as they do not wish to spoil the game
by filing it with shot. Few come
back without birds
Automobile livery for quick SER
vice; rates reasonable Phone 474
Northern Automobile Company.
Many farmers are busy these days
either digging potatoes OF doing their
fall blowing. Within a weeks time
this work will have been completed
and the farmers will then have more
time to do shopping and taking pro-
duce to the markets. Potatoes are
still continuing to come in and are
finding a ready market at from 35 to
40 cents.
Lame back is one OF the most COM
mon forms Of muscular rheumatism.
A few applications of Chamberlain
Liniment will give relief. For sale
by Bankers Drug Store.
The work of filing the marsh in
lodging house on Beltrami near the
new Union depot is now going On.
The dirt that is being taken from
the basement Of the Malzahn build
ing is deposited at the new building
while teams hauling from other
places are also dumping the loads in
this marsh.
Go to Chapnan-s Shop for horse
shoeing.
Cartoons drawn by Harry Rey-
nolds and displayed in front of the
Reynolds, Human & Harris insur-
ance Office on Beltrami avenue are
attracting much attention. The car
toons, which are displayed On street
stand, are of the Mutt and jeff
style with Mr.. Reynolds and Mr..
Huffman as Nut and jeff with Mr..
Harris as the big, bad man
The Woman's Study Club held
their second meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the Library. The journey
around the Mediterranean was re-
sumed Miss Beatrice Mills being the
leader. Mrs. Campbell read paper
on the Alhambra, Mrs c. E. Battles
gave a paper on the description OF
Cordova, Granada and Barcelona and
Miss Mills gave the life and works
Of Cervanies
Automobile livery for quick Ser
vice; rates reasonable. Phone 474.
Northern Automobile Company.
The first carload Of wheat ever
shipped out Of Bemidji was sent tc
Duluth by the Beltrami Elevator and
Milling company last week. The
grain graded No Northern The
shipment amounted to about 700
bushels. The shipment of whea'
from Bemidji, long regarded as q
strictly timber country, marks a new
epoch in the agricultural develop
ment of Beltrami county.