The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-28

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! F Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. .Tonsberg O.
Superior, Wis, arrived in the city
Fl yesterday will visit Mrs. Tons
berg's sister, Mrs. Harry Titus, for {
couple of weeks. sssg. 4.=E
a8 lave your furniture repaired 81
the bargain store, first class work u
reasonable prices.-Adv. r..
Mr.sand, Mrs. George w ilson of VIII
ton were Bemidji visitors yesterday
Miss Alma Klungseth of aWilto1
is: spending several days in Bemidj
as the guest of friends. --,N-~s-
fsMelvin and Flavian Cell, sons o
'EMr! and Mrs. Earl Cell, left yester
Il day for Turtle River where they viii
visit their aunt, Mrs. George McTag
gart, for about week.
a Mrs. Louis Burchard and son o1
St. Paul have arrived in "Bemidji ant
will make tehir future home here
Mr.. Burchard, the new director#o1 o1
fBemidji's band, has been in the city
for several weeks.
Right kodak finishing, rightTquick:
ly, right prices 1Oc. Rich
Studio, 20 10th St., near lake.-Adv.
Mrs. H. A. Scharf left yesterday
for @Crookston where she will visit
friends. She will return tomorrow,
accompanied by her husband, who
travels for the Potlatch Lumber COM
pany of Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
| L. G.. ROssman, associate editor of
the Grand Rapids Herald-Review, one
of the brightest weekly newspapers
in the state, and H. E. Laurence, a
mining engineer of Grand Rapids,
were Bemidji visitors yesterday after
noon.
Louis Burchard, director of the Be-
midi band, will accept pupils on the
violin or any band instrument. Call
at the Beltrami Music Store.-Adv.
Miss Pearl Djonne, trained nurse,
of St. Peter, who is enjoying two
weeks vacation, will arrived in the
city tomorrow from Northome, and
will be the guests of friends for a
few days before returning to St.
Peter.
Lars Nelson, of Oakland, Minn.,
and his daughter, Marie, have return
ed to their home after spending some
time in Bemidji. While here Mr.
Nelson purchased a farm near Island
Lake and plans to make his residence
there this fall.
Henry Walthall, Thomas Jeffer-
son, Mary Alden-stars in "Ghosts," "
written by Henrik 1bsen, famous Nor
wegian novelist-to be shown at the
Rex Theater, Friday.-Adv.
A number of friends pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Fred Petrie Monday
evening, the occasion being her birth
anniversary. The evening was spent
in playing games, after which lunch
was served. She was presented with
a casserole as a token of remem-
brance.
Mrs. Minnie Berman, who has spent
the past month in Bemidji visiting
her daughter, Miss Leah Berman, and
her son, Eugene Berman, returned to
her home in Minneapolis last eve
ming. For many years Mrs. Berman
conducted one of Bemidji's leading
mercantile establishments.
| Women can control men, and ought
to have something to say about autos
when it comes to use gasoline. Read
the St. Cloud Oil Co. ad and then
talk to your husband.-Adv.
Mrs. M. Malone and Mrs. G. Jack
son of sBemidji are visiting in Crook
ston at the H. J. Welte and DR.. J. F
Norman homes. Mrs. Malone and
Mrs. Jackson accompanied Mr.. Jack
son to Crookston in an automobile
yesterday. Mr.. Jackson continued tC
points in North Dakota.-Tuesday
Crookston Times.
The famous Norwegian novelist
Henrik Ibsen, wrote "Ghosts." Amer
ica's best talent produced the photo
play "Ghosts," Mutual Master
picture. Rex Theater Friday.-Adv
Attorney F. J. McPartlin starts to
night on trip to the Pacific coast
He will go as far as Walker tonight
where he will argue motion before
Judge Stanton for a new trial in th'
case of F. M. Billmyre VS.. the Inter
national Lumber company. Mrs
McPartlin will leave tomorrow nigh
and from Walker they will go to tn
Twin Cities and thence west to Seat
tle,1 where Mr.. McPartlin will act a.
a delegate to the Knights of Colum
bus convention to be held there OF
August 3, 4 and 5. They will latel
visit at Portland, Vancouver and Vic
toria and other points, including th'
home of Mrs. McPartlin's mother
Mrs. Green, and will be gone about {
month.- TUESDAY, International Fall:
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