Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 17

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i i .7 4 3 . | f i > 'iflnewspapers, oil companies, optome- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915. Bemidji, the Biggest Little Many Lines Of Business Represented Many lines of business are repre- sented in Bemidji. the following. Abstractors, agricultural imple- _swent dealers, architects, auto liveries, bakers, band and orchestras, banks, barbers, bicyle, repair shops, bill Dposters, billards and pool halls, blacksmiths, booksellers and station- ery, boat liveries, boots and shoe shops, bottleworks, box manufactur- ing plant, building and loan asso- ciation, carpenters, cigar manufac- tures, cigar and tobacco dealers, civil engineers, clothes cleaners, clothing stores, coal and wood dealers, busi- mness college, confectioners, whole- sale establishment, creamery, den- tists, dray lines, druggists, dry clean- ers, dry goods dealers, employment agents, elevator, express companies, ear, eye, nose and throat specialists, feed mill, florist, flour and feed deal- er (wholesale and retail), furniture ealers, garages, grocers (wholesale and retail) gunsmith, hardware deal- ers, harness maker, hat cleaner, hide and fur tanners, horseshoers, hospi- tals, hotels, ice cream manufactur- ers (wholesale and retail) insurance ‘~ swagents, jewelers (manufacturing and retail), junk dealer, ladies ready to ‘wear garments, lawyers, livery stab- les, logging companies, lumber man- ufacturers, saw mills, plainers, meat markets, merchant tailors, milliners, motorcycle dealers, music teachers, trists, packers, painters, photograph- ers, physicians and surgeons, piano and organ dealers, plumbers, whole- sale produce dealer, real estate and loan agents, restaurants, second hand stores, sewing machine agants, shing- Among them are | le and lath factories, shoe makers, sporting good dealers, tea companies, telephone exchange, theaters, tin and furnace dealers, undertakers, variety store and water and light and power company. KKK X KRR KKK KK * BEMIDJ], A CITY * WITH A FUTURE * EE R E R R R R ] Continued from Page 9 Iget it in the Birchmont hotel. If he wants to put a pack on his back and start off with his canoe, he has 40,000 square miles of territory to choose from, and a thousand lakes or streams to drop a line in. If Providence ever invented to create a that Paradise is the district around Bemidji. A City of the Future. Beltrami county is blessed with a copious rainfall, the average annual precipitation being about 30 inches. The new settler has no dry farming problems to solve. Hot winds and destructive hail storms are unknown. As a matter of fact, the climatic con- ditions which confront the farmer are practically the same as those which confronted the pioneer in Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. The water is not only abundant, but is pure. Bemidji is indeed a city with a future, a city of promise. It has too much to offer not to continue to grow as it has grown, or with accelerated speed. To the young man it offers opportunity; to the old man, comfort and contentment; to the man with a family, a place where he can secure a home and independence; to the farmer, cheap land; to the manufac- turer, cheap power and fransporta- tion; to the investor, unlimited chance to increase his fortune; to the seeker for pleasure, Something that will appeal to the most paded taste; paradise for. the love of out-of-doors | to the invalid, health among the pines; to the common, everyday cit- izen, a home where he is as good as his neighbor, if he is'honest and in- dustrious. Bemidji is a city of friendly, demo- cratic, hard working, home loving citizens. It is the best type of a clean, hustling young community, built on the solid foundation of great natural resources, and its business men are taking the problem of de- veloping those resources in a way that will not be denied. Fred Behlke, P. O. Bemidji, R. F. D. 2—69 acres with 12 acres cleared; clay soil; .on place ten years; has four horses, two cows, two hogs and 40 chickens; three persons in family. of the state will indicate how ad- mirably situated it is geographically, for becoming the metropolis of the great north. country. It is the logi- cal commercial center of a territory embracing something in excess of 40,- 000 square miles, a territory which is developing rapidly. Lake Adds to City. Lake Bemidji, with its supurb beaches, its waters of crystal clear-|. ness, its irregular sh‘oreline, with wooded bluffs, and its waters teeming with gamey fish, adds, in every way, to Bemidji’s claims as a éity beau- tiful. : : : A writer recently described the growth of the. city as. follows: . “In its growth it has combined the char- acteristics of the. oak with. those of the mushroom, for with all its rapid developement it has the . stability which means a definitely prosper- ous future.” Do you know that the government crop reports of corn productions show that Minnesota averaged 42 bushels to the acre breaking every record and making Minnesota a great corn state? Do you know that an everage yield of 300 bushels of potatoes to the acre is not unusual in Beltrami county. Prepair for Better Positions by Attending BEMIDJI BUSINESS COLLEGE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES For Particulars, Call, Write, or Phone 2 Bemidji Business College Bemidji, - Minnesota -~ Accuracy and Pfompt Service has won for the SATHRE ABSTRACT - COMPANY of i BEMIDJI, = MINNESOTA an enviable reputation * BEMIDJI, MECCA FOR x* * MANY SETTLERS * LE R R R R ERREETRE R E & & Continued from Page 9 Bemidji Has Many Well Known Summer Resorts Bemidji has every advantage to make it attractlvé to_ tourists, .vaca- tionists and those desiring enjoyable: recreation. 1Its climate’is not to be. surpassed anywhere’ and ‘for - scenic - beauty it excels. The summer ho- tel at Birchmont' Beach ' has' ‘but: few- if any equals 'in: the resortdom” of thesentire United’ States. But this by no means, is the extent of accom-= modations which' are-to.be afforded summer. visitors. to .this community. - -Jester’s . Farm - Resort, - located. on - - beautiful .Lake Plantagenet, is grow-. ... ing in popularity.each. year. This sea-. son it was filled to its capacity, many. requests for -reservations being re- fused. Then there .is . Wa-Ville, Buena Vista and numerous other fa-. - vorite places. Additional cottages are being erected each year on the shores of Lake Bemidji and it will be but a short time before desirable lots will be at a premium. i Do 'you know that Alfalfa, the Ccrop that quadruples land values is being successfuly grown in Beltrami in the vicinity of Bemidji? Do you know that -the greatest change and development in all the country is taking place in Beltrami country ‘agriculture? . Hello,' boys and girls. Hear that. school bell? Don’t start for school without a NEW BEMIDJI lead pen- cil. It’s the best nickle pencil made. Any store in town sells ’em. KR KK KKK KKK KK KK % Subscribe for the Pioneer. ¥ AR KK KKK KKK KK KR

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