The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-10
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The towas Iiibestyawese 9saad13i
visitors yesterday. ,hsy-sDeaer TIE
day she91iaes
Wood for sale, Eqursfqot Or siz-
teen inch. hay. Hour ana feed. I:F.
ALPHABETICALLY.
Miss Cacelia Miller az PaRaskz
same to -Ramidi u xeataxdaxA She -Nll
visit fEiandss IN this aity.aad, TciRity
tor.sQma time. 4 8
Wood for sale. @Klal4pQk eeAiA
teen inch. hay d0ur and feed. !. p.
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day. WttssaR NJ olled
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onepofs :these dsys-yoa ought to
cote Hakhesup.s snd hsve yonr~pic.
t,.se tahen-kav.
Mr.. and MIS-, \. g. Pendesgast au-
toed: to Baisam Beach yesterday after
spending q few days in the city. the
guests Of relatives:
Tave your 1prnituIe. -1eneired at
the haEgslp store .aeat class work ut
reasonable prfces.---Adv.
Mrs. m RsaaEisltuekr Nary spent
YESTERDAY in ReWidil between Trains,
making aEEangsmentA for heE- daAgh,
ter Grace to take music lessons.
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home alaatH sEaltaae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Ave.-Adv.
A large numbeEso4 rooters accom-
panied the Athastie. Club football
teams.toaThisf e&zsss1ali.tthis seesr.
noon where the city taasnaof 4hatset4y
wiitshe nast4soR thss sp5Id 1fsons4omor-
row. ..e. .-.E@ =
NHuNp4NGs4en the-Riee,skske. For
Information as to Recommendations,
address W.T.. tAngeh, Aida, Mime
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John Hanson of the town of Lib
erty, who has spent the ~past few
weeks in and around Grand Forks.
North Dakota, ratuzaaa to Bemidti
yesterday and lefk inathesafternoon
for his homa-
The ladies. n. thee Catholic church
will give Columbus day supper in
the basement Of the church Monday.
Oct. 12s.-A1v.e .s-
The eslh1as,A& Of the aReuidji-l-
teraatieSal FaMN high aehoeh foat-
bali game waaasapite aa1isaQ3einte
ment, to the girls of the local insti-
tuition who had planned on giving q
supper for the visiting players, q
We'll asa othar entartainMent..
PhonssaAor 2sa fsraBkah3Tamaa
ack. Jack Pine and Popple wood 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fuller.-sAdv.
Mr.. utsElaskleslfssns1DssAill en-.
terrain 1aeEthineevenine
in hononof ALBERT NauQle. Who has
lately arrsxadsfr1p Ns1faQ-and who
is the. guest ofshis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Naugle. Mr.. NauEle viii
return to Mexico after his xtstt. here
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