The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-27

\ Music and Drawing
Agriculture.
*school Management and Administration.
Industrial Subjects
School authorities seeking teachers who
able to give instruction in the special subjects
of agriculture, manual training, and home econ
Omics. Very practical courses will be given In
these subjects by instructors who experts in
their lines.
Registration.
Saturday. June 10, and Monday, June 12 will
be registration days. Students who wish to obtain
credits their teachers certificates should enroll
at this time and continue in attendance for the en-
tire session. Many students will find it convenient
to use the blank enclosed with this bulletin for ad
vanced registration. In this way the student may
be assured by the conductor that he she is quail
fed to enroll in the school, and that satisfactory
board and may be obtained
Location of the School.
The large High School Building of the city will
afford ample quarters for the many activities of
the school. The we'll equipped departments of az
riculture manual training, and home economics will
be at the disposal of the Students The school farm
will prove interesting to all, and especially help
full to those pursuing the course in agriculture.
Text Books and Supplies.
The text books of the city schools will be loaned
necessary for printed outlines and materials used
in the various classes.
Library Facilities.
The Carnegie Public Library Of the city has
choice collection of reference books which, supple
mented by the reference library of the local high
school makes it possible to do extensive reading in
connection with the regular class work.. The Pub
lie Library also has a large collection of recent fc-
ton and generous supply of magazines and news
papers.
Special Lectures.
The State Department of Education will send
several speakers to address the student body, the
purpose being to arouse professional spirit and
interest in the latest phases of educational effort
Board and Room.
Board and may be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates. Opportunities Of
fered to many to work for same Cottages tents
on the lake shore may be rented by groups of stu
dents and summer outing secured in connection
with the school work. Students will be assisted
in every possible way to find convenient accommo-
datiOns.
Bemidji's Attractiveness.
Nature has been exceedingly kind to Bemidji,
"The City of Enterprise" The city is located near
two beautiful lakes, which form part of the Mis-
sssippi river system. In all directions from the
city and within short distances may be found many
lakes and groves of natural timber, ideal spots for
picnics and excursions. Opportunities for boating,
fishing, and bathing are unexcelled Passenger
boats make regular trips around Lake Bemidji and
down the Mississippi River to large power dam.
summer hotel at the head of the lake affords
delightful accommodations to those who may seek
recreation and entertainment. The State of Min
nesota owns large tract of land which was do
mated by the city campus for the sixth state
normal school, This tract of land is located within
the city limits and on the shore of Lake Bemidji
It has natural growth of timber of many species,
making a park that is popular with every
one who visits it.
The city Of Bemidji has many miles of paved
streets and cement walks commodious passenger
stations, irstclass hotel, drinking water that is
unsurpassed for it's purity, and extensive sys-
TEN OF storm and sanitary sewerage Bemidii is
famous as trading CENTER her merchants being
alert to the various demands of their customers.
The people OF the city are accustomed to extending
courtesles to strangers, an increasing number of
tourists finding Bemidji delightful locality in
which to obtain genuine comfort during the summer
season. E..E
Rare Opportunity
This school is a forerunner of the normal school
which will be established here in the near future
bemldJl is fitted by it's natural surroundings and
Its splendid railroad facilities to become great
educational CENTER Be of the first to take ad
vantage of the education afforded so generously by
the state You will be fitted thereby to do YOUR
part in helping to promote the interests of this
rapidly growing section of the state Send in YOUR
registration at once "-:.~
Write to W. P. Dyer, Bemidji, for additional
information