The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-09-05
BEMIDJI BRIEFS

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The "B. l. L. local No. 564 dance
has been postponed until Friday ev-
ening, Sept. Sth. Masten's Orchestra,
City Hall.
Dressmaking at reasonable prices.
Miss Meta Stechman, 1915 Beltrami
Ave. Phone 5S7.
Remember the dance tomorrow
night in the City Hall. The Bemid-
il Dancing Academy gives a dance
there every Wednesday evening.
Dressmaking parlors at 1915 Bel
trami Ave. now open. Miss Meta
Stechman. Phone 5S7.
First class dressmaking by Miss
Meta Stechman, 1915 Beltrami av-
enue. Phone 5S7.
The place for Free Blotters," The
Pioneer Supply Store. Send all your
frierds. The cost nothing. Come as
fast as you like and as often as you
like
Last nights rain washed many lit
tie cutters along the bank of Lake
Bemidji and the Mississippi river.
The recent repairs along the lake
shore withstood the flowing waters in
fine shape.
Swimming is still fine in the lake
and Mississippi river. Sunday wit
messed a number of water sports"
taking advantage of the weather and
water conditions. At the head of the
lake and down the river short dis
tance several took advantage and
took a plunge, perhaps for the last
time this year.
What have you to trade for new
standard piano? Call at second hand
store, Odd Fellows Bldg.
The childrens' store for school sup
plies is the Pioneer Supply Store.
This is the place they all come for
their tablets, pencils, erasers cOmpO-
sitlon books, thmub tacks, crayola,
Prang's paints, De Woes paints, rul-
ers, and everything you need in the
school.
Money to Loan, V. L. Ellis.
The Bemidji Dancing Academy
extends a cordial invitation to at
tend it's dance tomorrow night in the
City Hall. Good floor; Masten's Or
chestra. Come and enjoy yourself.
The rain yesterday and last night
was the hardest this section of the
country has had for some time. The
fall was steady and strong. The riv-
ers and creeks that We're in need of
water received their fill in this dis
trict Many logs are still to be found
in some of the rivers and this rain
will do much toward getting them
out for the loggers.
Gardeners with every sort Of vege
table and fruit are still making regu-
lar calls on their trade about the city
From early morning until late in the
afternoon do they make the rounds
throughout the resident districts. Po-
tatoes, cauliflower, radishes, lettuce,
onions, carrots, red raSpberries,
plums, etc. These are among the
things they have to offer.
The streets of Bemidji were filled
with school children at the ringing
of the first bell at $50 this morning.
A steady stream of them poured into
the Pioneer Supply store after school
supplies and Free BlOtters.' Never
before were they cared for so rapidly
and promptly Tablets, erasers, pen
ellis, paints and other necessities were
all obtained at this one place.
Throu ghout the day the pupils still
continued to come.
That the Beltrami County fair will
be the best ever is certainty. We
are going to have everything but fly
ing machines. Not only that but we
are going to have the best of every
thing. Automobile races that will
make your hair stand right straight
up. exhibits that will make you Won
der why you didn't know and stocks
that will do justice to the oldest
dairying country in the world. Bel
trami is surely coming into it's own.
1t will have a Bumper" not alone
in crops but everything else it raises.
Let us show you what nice pic
lures you can get from your mega
tives on VelOX. Barker's Kodak
Shop.
The condition of our streets at the
present time are intolerable. We
have only two blocks in the business
section that is fit to travel upon.
The contractors who are doing the
work are in a measure responsible
for the badly torn up streets. Many
suggestions have come to this Office
that would tend to make conditions
better for the teamsters and delivery
men, but if the progress Of the street
building is to be impaired let the
contractors alone. They will be near
ly finished in another month if they