The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-17
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

which has the old frame front.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
10 dozen mems summer underwear
worth Csc to 35c, until sold only 15c
at the big corner store, Troppman. Co.
When the cement sidewalks are all
down that are being planned to be
laid this summer, Bemidji will have
more miles of cement sidewalk than
any city of it's size in the state of
Minnesota.
Isn't it worth $500 a year rental
of safe deposit box in the Northern
National Bank to know that your
valuable papers are safe?
The building committee of the Be-
midi Commercial club met at the
club building Friday afternoon and
went over the work of Contractor
Johnson, directing him where to in
stall the electric lights and push but
tons etc.
Tonight from Z to 8 Troppman Co.
will sell 10 yards good bleached mus
lin for only 59c.
o. M. Hilton, formerly of Denver,
now of Pomona, CAL, will be one of
the attorneys to defend John J. and
James B. Mcnamara, arrested in
connection with the Los Angeles
Times and other dynamiting out
RACES.
B. McFarlain, factory expert,
came up to assist with the work of
The Northern Automobile Co..
J. L. Ford of Clinton, representing
the Order of Railway Conductors and
chairman of the railway legislative
board for Illinois, was expelled from
the floor of the Illinois senate recent
ly. The entire labor lobby accom-
panied him.
Mr.. Jewett states that he will have
an expert mechanic in charge of the
shop work from now on and this
will be a department in itself.
Trancients who visit this city con-
tinually remark about the large num-
Der of buildings that are being erect
ed here this year. Bemidji is very
active along the Improvement line
this summer, more than thirty new
buildings being under construction.
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 3S1.
The reason the toiler does not
acquire riches is because he works
himself instead of working Others
10 yards bingham and batiste for
only 45c Monday-from to II a. m.
at the big corner store, Troppman Co.
Work will begin next week on the
remodeling of the Troppman store,
Third and Minnesota. Not only will
the floor be lowered so as to put the
building on level with the other
business houses on Third street, but
a steel ceiling will be put on to-
. gether with a set of plate glass front
windows.
We are now prepared to do plain
and fancy dressmaking at 221 Third
St., over Gill Bros. Clothing store.
Misses Rasmussen and Knudson.
David Starr Jordan, president of
Leland Stanford, Jr., university, has
climed the Matterhorn and is an ar
dent mountaineer.
20 dozen Mems and Boys dress and
work shirts worth soc to 75c only
Csc at the big corner store, Tropp-
man Cove always lead.
- With the exception of the plate
glass front windows, work on the
remodeling of the Swedback build
ing on Third street has been COM
pleted. When installed the windows
will be modern and will have marble
base boards, a new brick front has
been erected and the second floor has
been entirely remodeled and the first
floor now has steel walls and CELL
ling.
Any one wishing Wenatchee,
WASH, cherries please leave order
with Mrs. o. E. Jackson, Doud Ave.,
or Mrs. D. A. McFarlane, All Irvine
Ave. Is cents per pound laid down.
G. L. Atwood.
Plastering was begun on the walls
of the new commercial club building
this morning. The walls of the
building are finished and four
masons are at work on the plaster
ing, and Tom Johnson, architect and
p builder, says that this work will be
completed by the latter part Of next
week. The roof boards have been