The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-28
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

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Bemidji avenue at Tenth street
has been blocked during the past
several days owing to cement cross
ing having been built there.
Don't forget the midsummer soda
opening at Netzer's on Wednesday
night. Handsome souvenirs for the
ladies. Masten's orchestra.
Tenth street grading between IT.
vine avenue and Lake Boulevard has
been completed, and the cement
walks are nearly all in place. r.
Money to Loan, V. l.. Ellis.
An ice cream social will be given
in the park Thursday, June 20, by
the girls of Miss McClelland's class
for the Presbyterian building fund
The Blackjack Cooperage company
is new concern organized by M. D.
Stoner which will operate heading
and stave factory at Blackjack with
G. M. Wood, formerly a resident OF
Foley, as manager of the plant.
Ladies souvenir night at Netzer's
Pharmacy, Wednesday June %.
Don't forget the date.
Frequent showers during the past
few days have tended to aid crops
in all parts of Beltrami county and
farmers say that never before were
such positive assurances at this time
of the year for bumper crop.
See Hud Fisk, when in need OF
automobile, gas engine and motor
boat repair work. Shop, lake front
foot of Fourth street. Phone 381.
Contractor Loitved has begun the
building of the curb on the east side
of Bemidji avenue between Third
and Fourth streets, and expects that
the work will take about week
The purpose of the curb is to make
a park out of the lake shore between
the city boat house and the dock.
For sale on easy terms or trade
for land $4,000 stock of mems and
childrens shoes, stockings, mittens
and childrens clothing. j. J. o.
sahl, phone $685., Bemidji, Mimi.
R. G. Hayner has perfected ar
rangements whereby he will con-
tinue his work of selling Beltrami
county lands in connection with the
Farmers Land company of which
Albert H. Kleven is manager. Mr..
Hayner will occupy Office room with
the Farmers company over the Sc
curity State bank building.
Take trip in the Indian Girl
Goes anywhere on the lake and to
the Dam. Ready for service always.
Makes a speciality Of picnic parties
Boat in waiting at city dock. Tele.
phone ]. w. Kelsey-413.
Street Commissioner Carter is pro-
crossing rapidly in building the
Lake Boulevard extension. Lake
, Boulevard which up to the present
time has ended at the Gibbons resi-
dence, will hereafter continue down
the lake shore joining the Grand
Forks Bay road at the Kelsey Boat
Works. In making the new road
large fill has to be closed in but
it is expected that the work will be
completed soon.
Complaint is being made of a band
OF gypsies that came to Bemidji a
few days ago in eight covered wag-
ons and camped On the race track at
the fair grounds. Persons living in
that part of the city say that quar-
rels and loud talk by the gypsies
continue until late in the night. The
young women of the band go from
mouse to house to tell fortunes and
all members are not backward about
accepting gifts of clothing and eat
ables.
Tuesday evening the B. Y. P. U.
OF the Baptist church held their
semi-annual business meeting and
election OF officers for the next, term
OF six months. The following Off
GERS were elected: H. e. Rice, pres
ident; Martha Huntosh, vice presi-
dent; De'Arcy MCGEE, secretary;
Maude Slater, treasurer, treasurer.
After the election the young people
held their usual banquet in the