The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-09-05

T 0IOhCSi VI 4AN"OO0 Aebo
gone to Minneapolis where she will
spend the winter.
pany, has gone to International Falls
on business. I. +, ,....:g s; II. Z
Mrs. Rosa Koors and Mrs. Joe
EGanter left yesterday for two
weeks visit with friends at Duluth.
Rev. B. D. Hanscom, pastor Of the
Methodist church, returned yester-
day morning from Minneapolis where
he had been on business. IT,. Il.
Ice cream social tomorrow, Thurs
day afternoon and evening, in the
basementsof St. Philip'sachurch. 1895.
Miss Emma Hollander has return
ed from Sioux City, Ia, where she
has spent the past year.
Miss Elsie Klinger Of Pinewood
has been engaged to teach the Bow
ers school in the town of Eckles this
year. - IND
Frank. Paul of -Hewkuie, Ia, who
has opened hardware store in Soil
way, was among the business visitors
yesterday. z$: .,-. 10. IA. a
| O. L. E. Weber, manager of the
Watab Pulp & Paper Co., at Sartell,
Mimi, spent yesterday in the city
on business. "a Il - '@...az&ss
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| 4 The Henrionnet Millinery is open
| ing the season with complete line
Of the smartest pattern and. tailored
fall hats. Call and look over the
line before buying. II W96 1857
Miss Sadie Chesborough returned
yesterday from Henning where she
went to visit her nephew, Leroy
Chesborough, who is a member of the
Second Minnesota battalion. =
|, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Porte Of
Grand Forks, who are spending the
summer at their cottage at Moyil
lake, motored to the Forks yester-
day morning. They will return to
the cottage later for q longer stay,
William Utich, Julius Hollander.
Albert Graft, Gust Berg, Carl Sven,
Jr.,, of the town of Tro1ln have gone.
to. Minneapolis to attend the state,
fair. Albert Graf will visit at Good
Thunder, Mimi, before returning. =.
The Henrionnet Millinery is now
showingsa new line Of smart pattern
and tailored fall hats: e The work
room is in charge of an experienced
trimmer and is ready to do your
work. Call and place your order
early. .5.s- - " < w96 d97.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zahnn and
daughters, Mildred and Lois, who
have been visiting sat the Thomas
Porte summer home on rMoval lake,
and at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. B;
d. Hanscom Of this city, returned,
to Proctor, Mimi, yesterday over the
Great Northern. * s,. a. &. W.. u s.
lssss g, III III s.
n. Ed Odegard returned. this morE4
| ing from a two months vacation
spent ut sOwatonna and points Elm
southern Minnesota and Wisconsin,.
He will: resume: his duties as clerk
At Gill Bros. clothing store. i.--s.5js,-
E. Mr.. and Mrs. Brechett of Mime
apolis, who have spent the summer
at Grand Forks Bay, returned to
their home last evening. Their
daughter, Miss lone, who has also
passed the summer at Lake Bemidji,
returned to her some several days
ago, accompanied by Miss Gail Shu-
man and her brother, Louis Bre-
Ghetto, who has been drafted.
Mrs. Hagen and daughters, May
belle and Mrs. Buchanan, have res
turned to Grand Forks after spend
ing the summer at Grand Forks Bay
Mrs. Buckman, whose home is in
Minneapolis, will visit. her mother at
Grand Forks for some time. Her
| husband, who has also spent the
summer. at the Bay, will return to
Minneapolis Saturday, to resume his
duties as manual training teacher in
one of the public schools.
The Grand Forks Herald says:
"Mrs. J. H. Ruettell and her children
and Mrs. Ruettells mother, Mrs.
Paul D. Boutell, of Minneapolis have
returned from Bemidji where they
have spent share of the summer
at the Birchmont Beach hotel, and
they left yesterday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ruettell will place her children
in school there. and will return to
Grand Forks after a short visit at
her mothers tome."-Grand Forks
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