The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-28
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

Twin Cities, but Mrs. Gill will re-
main in st. Paul as the guest of her
parents for another week or ten days.
Economy is the most essential ele-
ment of success. If you would be a
successful man you must save your
money. No matter how little 1T is
you will be welcome at the Northern
National Bank. .4e1-
Dave Gill, Bemidji business man,
spetn yesterday in the city investi-
eating local conditions and went
away with splendid impressions as to
the permanency Of the city which we
are building. -International Falls
Journal.
Come tonight one and all. See
FAUST at the Majestic. The whole
show for 10 cents.
Supt. John T. Frater of the Leech
Lake, Cass Lake and Bena Indian
tribes has rendered his resignation to
the Department of Indian Affairs at
Washington, asking that the same
take effect as soon as his successor
can be appointed.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
There will be an advance of from
one to one and one-half cents per
pound on all sugar candy September
/, which is said to be caused by the
present high market on sugar. East
ern manufacturers have already ad-
vanced their penny goods two and
one-half cents per box
Plain sewing done reasonable.
Call at 1904 Beltrami Ave.
The postal savings bank at the
Thief River Falls post Office opened
for business Saturday and hereafter
will be ready to accept the savings
of any who desire to patronize this
form of bank. There was no rush
to deposit money by the citizens, but
some took advantage of the oppor-
tunity.
All aboard for the Dam! The
Yankee Doodle leaves at 2:3O every
day.
Chas. Carter of Hines, is in the
city today en- route to his home from
Mile Laos where he had gone to see
about property which he owns on
Lake Mile Lac. Mr.. Carter reports
a frost there last week. While
pleased with the country there Mr..
Carter still insists that it is not to
be compared to this part of the state.
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 500. Speak quick if you
want CnlS snap. 49,
List of advertised letters "un:
claimed at the Bemidji post office
for week ending Aug. %, 1911. Men:
Brown, Alex; Christie, Orien; Guy
lett, Ed; Moon, John; Mealey, Geo. ;
Redeem, Supt. Charles; Rilly, Elmer;
Wiston, L. L.; women: Alisch, Miss
Edith CO.; Frost, Mrs. j.. McLaugh-
lin, Mrs. Calm (2); Mccoy, Mrs.
Joe; Mcdonald, Mrs. May; McCauley,
Miss Carrie; Roden, Mrs. Andrew;
Works, Miss Bernice.
FAUST! FAUST!! FAUST!!! AT
the Majestic tonight. Don't fail to
see this performance there tonight.
Fire Ranger Under has completed
the building of seven observation
towers, from which to look out fo1
fires They are located at Salol
Longworth, Northwest Angle, Zippel
Penturen, Klondike ridge near Benz
is, at D. r. Morris place in Clear
river and two miles from Roosevelt
1t has been suggested that besides
serving the purpose they were built
for they will be handy for deer an(
moose hunters this fall.-Warroat
Plaindealer
What have you to trade for new
standard piano? Call at second hant
store, Odd Fellows Bldg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bisiar enter
tanned last evening in honor of thei
guests, Mrs. Thomas Caufield an
daughter, Margaret, and Miss Nora
Hurley of Brainerd. A six o'cloc]
dinner was served and then the ev
ening was spent in playing five hun
dred. The guests included Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. J. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. A
A. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Bur
CESS, Mrs T. Caufeld, G. c. Crippe
and Misses Florence Smith, Hazel OF
son, Helen Bisiar and Miss Mar
Munt of Enderland, N. D.
With the completion of the cor
tract for the laying of cement walk
Spooner now> has IL blocks of side
walk. All the crossings have bee
completed and alleys are now boz