The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-01
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

The Bemidji Dancing Academy
will give its weekly dance on We'd
nesday in the City Hall. Masten's
orchestra.
At the regular meeting of the Be-
midi Commercial club to be held to-
night, important business will come
up for settlement.
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 Commissioner Carter has
changed the Danger" buoys at Dia-
mond Point to the bay where it was
found the danger was greater than
exactly at the point
Did you take your Kodak with
will rent one to you and finish the
pictures when you get back. Bar
ker's Kodak Shop.
Owing to the lack of funds in the
treasury of the town OF Northern
the proposed cooperative road i'm
prOvement with the city of Bemidji
has been abandoned for this year.
Money to Loan, " L. Ellis.
On account of one of the attorneys
being unable to be present because
of illness, arguments in the Internal
tional Falls street car injunction case
were not made before Judge Stanton
here on Saturday as planned but
were deferred to a future date.
Your interests are furthered by
the interest you will receive on the
Certificates Of Deposit issued by the
Northern National Bank.
1t cost the city $19S27 to pay its
street workers last week. the pay
roll having passed the council last
evening. The municipal court re-
port for week ending July 22, show
ing that $23 had been turned over
to the city treasurer was accepted.
We have a very complete depart
ment devoted exclusively to anna
teur finishing. Bankers Kodak
Shop.
Plans have been perfected for the
annual Presbyterian Sunday School
and church picnic to be held
on the lake shore tomorrow af-
ternoon. Games, swings AMI other
forms Of outdoor amusements will be
provided and picnic lunches will be
served.
EARN A FREE SCHOLARSHIP by
sending the names of all young people
who might be interested in taking
in Browns Business College which
opens in Bemidji about Sept 18TH
Address A. E. Brown, Prin, Amer.
Nat. Bank, St. Paul.
Members of the Bemidji Fire De-
partment championship running
team, which recently won the cham
pionship banner at the Ada Fire
mems Tournament, are to have their
individual pictures taken, which will
be placed in one large group together
with Chief Earl Cell, who was a
member of the first championship
team the Bemidji fremen ever had.
For a good time you want to at
tend the weekly dances given by
the Bemidji Dancing Academy in the
City Hall on Wednesday. Good mu-
sic, good floor, good time.
Requests will be made to the Great
Northern, 500 Line and Red Lake
railroads asking them to put in more
substantial crossings at Fourth
street. Alderman Smart said last ev-
ening at the council meeting that
the conditions of the crossing at this
point were unusually bad and that
they should be rebuilt. The street
committee will take the matter up
with the railroads.
Beginning at an early hour last
evening gentle rain continued until
by 9 p. m. it was a drenching down.
pour. The rain continued until late
in the night and was accompanied
by some wind, but not enough to
damage the crops, which for the
most part are about ready to be cut
Much benefit will result to the pas
lures. The forests also are we'll
soaked relieving all apprehension
from possible fires
Ka-Be-Non-Gue-Wen the Chip
pewa Indian Of Cass Lake, who as
serts he is anywhere from 10 to
1913 years old, and submits a deeply
Wrinkled face as proof, spent Sunday
in Bemidji, returning to Cass Lake
yesterday. Ka-Be, ETC., says he will
live eight years longer and then die.
He took much pride in a hair cut he
received here and declared it was the
best he has had since George Wash
ington was president.
If the water and light committee
of the city council has any influence
with the Beltrami Board of County
Commissioners at least three large
arch lights will be established at the
court house block. A motion was
made at the council meeting last ev-
ening by Alderman Bailey to this