The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-14
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

ward and also a large new front
porch.
Auction sale at Troppman Co.
again tomorrow 2 p. m. Souvenir to
the ladies.
Thomas Johnson, the Bemidji con-
tractor, is preparing plans for 40
room hotel to be erected at once in
Kelliher.
The man with the bank habit"
never is laid off. $l.00 or more will
start you at the Northern National
Bank. per cent interest and abso-
lutte security
Samples Of wheat from Saum in
the Battle River district of this
county hove been received here
which show the grain to be first
grade and that it will average 80
bushels to the acre.
Goods at your own price at Tropp-
man Co.'S Dutch auction sale.
Battle River, Oh the lower Red
Lake, is to have a model four room
school building to be constructed
within the next six weeks, plans for
the structure having been drawn
here by Contractor Tom Johnson.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
The woods and parks around Lake
Bemidji were busy places Sunday
and spending the entire day there.
Boat traffic and lake shore travel be-
gan early in the morning and con-
tinued throughout the forenoon.
DR.. E. H. Smith has purchased the
runa bout owned by Otto Peterson,
superintendent Of the L. K. Deal
Lumber Company. The machine is a
Buick and will be used by the doctor
in making professional calls, but he
will continue to keep his horse for
winter use
Within the past week at least a
dozen bears have been reported seen
by berry pickers in the vicinity of
Tenstrike-or possibly the same bear
has been seen dozen times. The
merely want a share of the berries
-Tenstrike Tribune
Wash goods were sold as low as
1c yard at Troppman Co.'S Dutch
auction sale
Bemidji persons have received in
yitations to join a special train of
wholesalers and other business men
out of Duluth on August % over the
500 to visit the new towns along
that line. The train will arrive in
Bemidji on the evening of August %
and will remain here over night.
EARN A FREE SCHOLARSHIP by
sending the names of all young people
who might be interested in taking
a fine business or shorthand course
in Browns Business College which
opens in Bemidji about Sept. 18TH
Address A. E. Brown, Prin., Amer
Nat. Bank, st. Paul.
Patterns Carnival company which
spent last week in Bemidji left yes
terday for Pine River where 1T will
remain for two days. The company
is small but gave satisfaction here
and was attended by the largest
number of persons to which the COM
pany has played at any one week
during it's present tour.
This Office holds an order for trans
portation to the extent Of $36, good
over the route of the Chicago & Du-
luth Transportation Company Good
on the new steamer Minnesota from
Duluth to Chicago and return includ-
ing berth and meals or good for two
passengers not including berth and
meals. The same is being held for
sale for $40. Speak quick if you
want this snap, xxx
Swimming in Lake Bemidji con-
tinues an enjoyable sport and many
are still taking advantage of the fav-
orable weather and water conditions
The lake water is clear and fresh
The small boys who are in the lake
almost every day and have been
throughout the entire month Of July
report the water lin dandy" despite
the fact that dog days" are pre-
sumed to be poor for bathing.
Mayne Stanton, who since last De-
cember has been connected with the
news department of The Pioneer, has
resigned to take up the study of law
He has arranged to enter the Office
of Attorney E. E. Mcdonald here anC
will be further assisted by his father
Judge C. w. Stanton. Following {
year of practical experience and com
pletion of his high school work he
will enter the University of Mime
sofa.
List of advertised letters "un.
claimed" in the Bemidji postoffice
for week ending Aug. IA. Men:
Bergquist, Her. Carl; Baker, l. T.;