The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-09-03

81 3, 1915.
- ~ your oysters for Sunday dinner at
Stewards Grocery.-Adv.
Mrs. w. H. Elletson returned from
dill. Tenstrike this morning where she
- attended the Krohn-Krahn wedding,
which took place last evening at the
()lnl home of the BRIDE
Mrs. Ella Blades of Tekemah,
~ Neb., was in the city yesterday en-
), route to solway, where she owns a
large farm and where she will re-
. main for some time
Boys School Suits, all sizes to II.
- ----- Your pick of over 100 choice gar
: - ments for $2.39 at Troppman's.-
{l Adv. ~r.-~ !! T..
\1V III Roy Achenbach and family of
Alma, Wis, who have been the guests
91@@- |of Mr.. Achenbach's brothers, John
49, and Ed Achenbach of this city, have
Fl returned to their home.
0AnnllT Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blakely and
UNIU0 daughter, Ruth, of Turtle River were
IN 'Bem1d]1 yesterday on their way to
Virginia, Mimi, where they will
e Planning visit relatives for few days.
Head of
Stewards Grocery has received a
shipment of large, fresh oysters. Try
them for your Sunday dinner
.;a.; ADV. ,.r~@
3 the dance
81 this eve Mrs. P. F. Taylor and daughter
. hecominp Lucille who have been the guests of
<. and the Mrs. Taylor's brother, N. j. Case, and
n Saturday family since Tuesday, will leave Mon
n order RI day for their home in Minneapolis |
people an
Miss Margaret Condor left today
for Buena Vista where she will
or Of the teach this year. Miss Condor is a.
night for graduate of the Bemidji high school
and also of the normal department. |
,awood WAS Rooming house for rent; IL rooms !
in partly furnished, all modern, good To-
cen trains cation. Inquire Henrionnet Millin-
cry Parlors, phone 21O-Adv.
our Sunday
,rv.-Adv. Mrs. G. A. Keyes and son, Fred
erick, of New Orleans, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho- |
~ - Co., mer G. Baer for the past two weeks,
o e~, returned to their home this morn !
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. Osmund Johnson and
w. ' Mrs. Johnsons sister, Mrs. o. H. |
'0''oio"' Bake, of Minneapolis, spent yester- |
'Ao o'A 'n0 day at International Falls and Fl |
Frances returning to Bemidji last
night.
lay dinner.
Grocery Your choice of 100 Boys suits for
$3.50 at Troppmans. This assort- |
ment consists of a wide range of col
man, re- ors and patterns All sizes to I'LL
the south Adv.
ere he has
Miss Marie Cahill, who was to
have taught in the Tenstrike schools |
and Mrs this year, will teach the Hay Creek
township school at Nebish instead. The latter
HE ia the school will have nine months
term.
o,r,+ ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Reissn eder and
q vour ,,c. Mr.. Reissneider's mother Of Cam
bridge, Mass, who have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.
Brooks of Bemidji avenue for the
- 1 past week, have returned to their
e' 49, a. home.
'""' "e" The opening of the Henrionnet Mil
linery parlors will be held Friday
L helllner' and Saturday, September third and
relatives at fourth A sn1endid sbowino of
Was III BE- Autumn and Winter millinery has
her home. heen arranpod Adv
repaired at Mrs. w. Helmer of Pinewood was
ass work ut in Bemidji yesterday and while in
the city the guest of friends.
Her son, Earl Hemer, will leave in
Crane of a short time for Edgewood, a.,
ding a few where he will visit relatives for
ests of Mr.. month.
Irvine av-
Miss Basha Edwards, who will
teach the third and fourth grades
obnson and in the schools at Clarissa, MIMI. this
4 1as+ NIGHT year, will leave Monday for that
at st. Paul.
md Spencer II
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