The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-26
BEMIDJI BRIEFS
g Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Al H. Jester,
August "a, daughter

Money to Loan, " L. Ellis.
The first half block Of paving was
completed this afternoon on the block
between Third and Second streets on
Beltrami avenue.
All aboard for the Dam! The
Yankee Doodle leaves at 2:3O every
day.
Mrs. Dollie A. Bauer today he
ceived her check from the Modern
Samaritans, on the $1,000 policy held
by her late husband.
Although l am disabled the Storm
King will run as usual. Will make
trip to the dam Sunday at $3.50 p.
m, and evening trip at 1880. Hud
Fisk.
Conrade La Jambe announces him
self as a successful coal salesman as
sorting that he has taken orders dur
ing teh past two days to the extent of
SO tons or two carloads.
A new porch is being built on the
Rasmussen cottage on Dewey avenue.
The porch reaches across the front
of the entire cottage and adds much
to the appearance of the premises.
Adopt a system today that will en-
able you to save a certain per cent
of your income. Deposit all you save
in the Northern National Bank where
it will work for you day and night.
Business College-Day and Night
Sessions-An education for all.
These are the words on the new sign
erected on the south side of the Odd
Fellows building on Beltrami avenue
Judge NJ A. Spooner is having a
new cement walk placed in his front
yard leading from the street to the
house. His cottage is located direct
ly opposite the rustic bridge on Lake
Boulevard.
What have you to trade for new
standard piano? Call at second hand
store, Odd Fellows Bldg.
The oak trees in this vicinity are
fairly loaded with acorns. The walks
under the trees in the city being lit
orally covered. Squirrels are begin
ming to make their homes in this
north country and nature is provid-
ing plenty for them to eat.
You are urged to call or telephone
A. e. Brown, business college pro-
pritor, at the Oddfellows Hall and ar
range for an interview. Many are
doing this and a large number have
already enrolled for the beginning of
the term, Monday, August %.
Street Commissioner Carter began
work yesterday on the grading of
Lake Boulevard from the corner of
Fourteenth street down toward the
lake. The hill heretofore has been
steep and teams and automobiles sell
dom were able to make the climb.
When the present grading is COM
pleted, traffic will be made easier in
both directions.
A sign bearing the words "$250O
fine for driving across this walk"
has been erected on Seventh street
and Bemidji avenue which will shut
off the traffic from Bemidji avenue
to Lake Boulevard. Many have taken
it for granted that the street runs
drought, but this is not the
case. The property is private, the
lots being owned by the Bemidji
Townsite company.
Browns Business College is a GER
tainty. Here is an opportunity for
the young people to secure a high
grade business or shorthand educa-
ton at a very nominal expense. A
large number have already regis
tered. The school will start August
%. Oddfellows Hall, opposite P. o.
Beginning on the night of Monday,
September 5, the Minnesota & Inter-
national will operate special Be-
midi sleeper to St. Paul and Min
neapolis. This sleeper will be set
out here from the morning train and
persons occupying it may sleep as
long as they wish, instead of getting
up at o'clock, as must be done on
the regular sleeper. The last sleeper
will come to Bemidji Saturday night,
September 8.
The Crookston Lumber Company
has published sixteen page booklet
on their Northern Minnesota farm
lands for distribution at the state fair
next week. The book is printed on
enameled book paper, ten different
views being shown of the various
stages of farming in this community.
The two center pages contain large
map showing clearly the lands owned
and for sale by the company. The
descriptions of the various forties are
given together with the prices and
terms. The book was printed by the
Pioneer Publishing Company of this
city. .-
This Office holds an order for trans.
portation to the extent of $780, goo6
Il,