The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-07
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

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Born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Van
dersluis Saturday afternoon, boy.
The affairs of the Northern Ma
tional Bank are under Government
supervision, which is so rigid that
the word NATIONAL is synonym
for Safety.
Many boat and launch owners took
advantage of the moonlight on Lake
Bemidji last evening, the entire low
er end Of the lake being covered with
water conveyances of every descrip-
ton.
The Bemidji Dancing Academy
gives it's weekly dance on Wednes-
day evening, City Hall. Masters
orchestra. Glass for beginners at Z
o'clock the same evening.
There will be a stockholders meet
ing of the Beltrami Co. Saving &
Building Association at the Offices OF
the company, rooms and 6, OLeary-
Bowser Block, at p. M, Aug. 8. w.
c. Klein, secretary
Flocks of gulls gather on the logs
in the booms near the lumber mills
every evening. They have become
so tame that launches can run with
in few feet from the booms with
out disturbing them in the least.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
The Crookston Lumber Company
have just about completed gathering
the stray logs that have been float
ing about the shores of Lake Bemid-
il. Many of the dead heads" that
stand upright in the water are being
gathered in which will make boat
riding much safer pleasure
See Hud Fisk, when in need of
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 381.
Street superintendent Carter is fill
ling in the new road at the end of
Lake boulevard, which as soon as
completed will be enjoyed by autoists
and owners of driving horses. The
road at this point drops down to the
lake level and follows the lake shore
to the Kelsey boat yards.
EARN A FREE SCHOLARSHIP by
sending the names of all young people
who might be interested in taking
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.
Actual work has commenced on
the remodeling of the F. G.. Tropp-
man building on Third and Mime
sofa avenue. The contractors had a
force of men digging and taking off
the siding on the Minnesota avenue
This store when completed will be
one of the largest and most modern
appearing buildings in the city.
List of advertised letters "un-
claimed" for week ending Aug. 6,
1911. Men: Goblisch, Frank; Jones,
Mike; Mullenix, Harley; Nelson,
Walter; Olson, Carl; Peterson, An
drew; Smith, S. c.; Shere, J. & Co. !;
Tamsett, Walter; Vigen, Edw.; wom-
en-: Abbott, Mrs. W. W.; Oevall,
Miss Pearl; Hagen, Miss Clara; Mil
Ter, Mrs. A.; Peterson, Miss Ring;
Richie, Miss Shannon, Miss Fran
els; Terrill, Mildred.
HORNET-A party of land seek
ers, consisting of G. E. Green, his
sons, Ed and Leslie; Henry Beck
with and his son-in-law, Arthur Gill
stad, left on Monday for Canada
The town board met on Monday and
decided to order eight corrugated
steel culverts. Pieces of ditch work
done by Guy and James Angel and
Charles Bogart, were inspected and
paid for.-Miss Margaret F. Shaw,
of Honolulu, arrived Monday even
ing to visit a few weeks at the home
Of her uncle, R. Shaw.
FUNKLEY-Mrs.R Roy Phillips ar.
rived home Tuesday morning after
pleasant visit with friends in Be-
midji.-Frank Berry was a busy cal.
Ter at the county seat Monday.-Geo
Whitford and sister, Florence, spent
Sunday with friends in Blackjack
p. Sarff was transacting business
in Bemidji Monday.-Murden Fisher
who had the misfortune to fall or
some broken glass cutting his knee
very badly, is able to be around or
crutches, after being under the doc.
tors care at Bemidji.-Fred Rivette
and son Dennie, went to Blackducl
Wednesday.-Miss Florence Whitforl