The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-07-19
Of Froid, Mont, are the
guests of Mrs. George H. French.

i Mrs. John Noel, Mrs. Deming and
daughter, Doris, of Northern were
calling on Bemidji friends yesterday
i w. E. George, the owner of the
Leader, has good line of shoes, King
quality, now selling at reduced prices.
ADV. 2d719,
| Nettie Evans and Mrs. J. Shum-
mer of Schoolcraft were attending to-
business matters in Bemidjiz Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. D. Hardingsa and.
daughters, Miss Ruth and Bertha,s
motored over from Cassa Lake yester-2
day.
Attorney and, Mrs. Thayera c..
Bailey left this afternoon for a short
visit in Crookston and the Twin
Cities.
w. e. George, the, owner of the
LEADER is closing out mems straw
hats and Munsing Wear at greatly re-
duced prices.-Adv. 2d719a
! The Swedish Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. O.5Lar-s
son, 1916 Beltrami avenue; Thursdays
afternoon. ..
The Misses Linda and Marie johns.
son of Pelican Rapids areaguests Of
their sister, Miss Thelma Johnson, Of
this city,
Mrs. Carleton Clark; who spent
yesterday with her parents Mr. and,
Mrs. H.. Mills, motored etol Puposky
last evening".
w. E. George, the new owner of
the Leader will continue to sell
mems and boys: wearing apparel at
the old closing out 3prices-Adv:
2d719,
Mrs. John Swinsonf of Frohnswas
in Bemidji Tuesday enroute to Foss-
ton where she will visit relatives for
short time.
Mrs. Will Masterson of&sNortherns
was in Bemidji yesterday disposings
of large quantity of :raspberries,ethea
first this season.
Mrs. Fred Rhoda has as her din
ner guests NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Fred Rako,, the occasion being
Mr.. Rhoda's birthday.
Henry Cominsky of Schneider Bros
Clothing store has gone to New York
on business. He expects to remain in
the East for several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Buehler and daughter,
Mary, and Miss Adeline Davitt of,
Minneapolis are visiting at the Aber-
crombie home for few days.
Mrs. George Winter and children
Of Duluth arrived in the city last
night for weeks visit with Mrs.
Winters sister, Mrs. John Hedeen.
Mrs. Weed Munro, president of the
Ladies' Thursday Musical of Mime
apolis, and her daughter, Lee De-
Camp, are the houses guests at the
Mrs. o. w. Swenson and Mrs. John
A. Erickson and children left Tues
day for Hibbing where the former
will visit a week before returning to
her home at St. Peter, MINI.
E. c. McGregerateft last night for
the Twin Cities.s. Mr.. .McGregor was
accompanied by his son, Jack, who
will visit Donald Stevens, formerly
of Bemidji, now of Monticello, for a
week.
You will laugh-you will weep
you will be- thrilled, startled, sur
prised, inspired. See 1.-THE Battle
Cry of Peace" Grand Theater; Thurs
day and Friday, July 20 and 21::-1
Adv. d719
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. T. Boles and two
daughters of Chicago will arrive in
the city today and to sspendSthe re-
mainder of the summer at Birch
! mont Beach. Mrs. BOles is q sister
of Mrs. w. H. Robertson Bem1dji.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. F.. Murphy and
daughter, Pearl, Of Grand Forks ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend couple of weeks at the Birch
mont Beach hotel, after which they
will visit at the homeaof Mrs. Muir
phys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dr.
caire.
Miss Alice Whiting gave farewell
picnic yesterday afternoon in honor
of her. guest, Miss Florence Johnson,
of St. Paul. The afternoon was
spent in swimming.a The t. guests
were the Misses Dorothy Nangle,s
Gladys ~Getchell, Minnie Anderson,
Avis Cameron Edith Mills, Dorothy
Carson, Alice Whiting, Milre Achen-
bach and her guest, Miss Violet Ach-
enbach, Florence Johnson of st.
Paul, and Grace Bennett, ~ of Boston.
Mass. Miss Johnson will leave for
her home today.
A naval battle past all comprehen-
sion. Dreadnaughts in death ;strug=l
lyle. Torpedoed! Smashed! De-
stroyed! See "The Battle Cry of
Peace" Grand Theater, Thursday and
Friday, July 20 and 21.-Adv. d719
In. honor of Miss Gladys Stanton,
who will be an August bride, Miss
dorothy Torrance entertained at six