The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-11
BEMIDJI BRIEFS


marriage license yesterday to Fred
erick Hartman and Marie Asmus both
of Beltrami county.
Fifteen more lots at Riverside, on
north side Of river, will be placed on
sale Saturday. Read big bills, and
see F. o. Perrin or A. G. Rutledge.
The boys of the city in the neigh
borhood of the lake are having great
sport building RATS out of the float
ing logs near the shore. Nails how
ever, driven into the logs make them
dangerous for the saw mills.
If you have money lying idle or
invested in way that is not salts
factory or does not yield more than
per cent, you should investigate the
Certificates of Deposit issued by the
Northern National Bank.
At Kelliher the Crookston Lumber
company is making preparations to
start out it's regular camp outfits.
Kelliher being located in the heart
of the logging district relies upon the
trade of these logging outftters.
Business places in that city report
conditions favorable.
Wanted at once-Two dish wash
ers at Hotel Markham.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will hold their regular meet
ing at their hall on Beltrami avenue
tonight Work in the first degree
will be conferred upon candidate.
The lodge is DESTROYS that the mem
bers be present, especially those who
take part in the work
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
A number of boys go on a fishing
expedition daily on large raft in
the north end of the city They push
the raft out to the edge of the
channel and cast their lines and
they never come back without fish.
A fine big haul, enough to supply
the entire neighborhood was their
luck on Wednesday.
lures you can get from your mega
tives on Velox. Bankers Kodak
Shop.
The first regular meeting of the
United Commercial Travellers will be
held at their regular meeting place,
the Odd Fellows hall on Beltrami
avenue avenue and Fourth street,
Saturday evening, August y. There
will be number of new candidates
initiated and the officers of the local
Council are urging every member to
be present. AS the council is new
one there will be much important
work to do.
EARN A FREE SCHOLARSHIP by
sending the names of all young people
who might be interested in takin 6
fine business or shorthand course
opens in Bemidji about Sept. 18TH
Address A. E. Brown, Prin., Amer
Nat. Bank, st. Paul.
Conrade La Jambe, who has the
contract for eXcavating the basement
under the Troppman building is
hauling the dirt to the rear of the
Bemidji Steam Laundry for the pur-
the street level AS soon as the
place is filled the laying of new
cement sidewalks will begin. Mr.
LaJambe had the contract for flling
the block on Beltrami avenue from
the new Union depot to Second street
which he has completed in first elias:
manner.
The Whatsoever Bible Glass viii
be at the Baptist Church this even
ing to chaperone party around thu
world. Lunch served on the Euro
pean plan. 12c will cover all ex
penses of trip, including all meals
This is to be a most unique trip ant
should be largely attended.
No frost has yet been reported il
this section of the country, while OF
the range the reports have it tina
they have encountered several COLI
spells. Along the shores of LAX
Bmidji the leaves on some of tn
oak trees are beginning to change
The shores of Lake Bemidji ar
being kept clean by crews of mel
under the direction of Street Com
missioner Carter. The grass an,
weeds along the banks of the lax
have been cut and the old rubbish
has been burned.
Mrs Geo. Rhea entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of he
guests, Miss Clara Brinkman of 81
Louis, Mo-, and Miss Madeline Rhe
of Chester, Ill. During the after