The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-16

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Miss Bee Severans of Grant Val
ley drove to Bemidji yesterday and
passed the day with friends.
Miss Elsie. Jennings, teacher at
Bass Lake, is the weekend guest OF
Bemidji friends. e ..g
One Of these nice days, you fought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture. taken. 14tf.
Miss Lottie Achenbach Of Wilton
was the guest of Bemidji friends
yesterday between trains.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erdahl of
the town of Northern passed yester-
day in the city, on business. TT
&! we have Just, received few fam
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2 Misses Monica and Doris Utley of
Cass Lake are, the weekend guests
Of Misses Margaret and Alma Peter
son. ~,
Z: Misses Madeline and Leona Nc
Lean of Duluth are the guests of
Miss Lottie Mcdonald. They will re-
main over Sunday. -
Tuseth's orchestra will furnish the
music at the military ball this eve
ming in the city hall: Come and en-
Joy a pleasant evening. 1-216
Misses Margaret Klein, Elsie Shan
non and Leona Carlton went to Cass
Lake to root for the B. A. G. boys
IL this city. While in Cass Lake the
girls visited the school and relatives.
Miss Alice Butler teacher in the
Becida school, was in the city yes
terday, enroute to Turtle River,
where she will pass the weekend
with her parents. =.
For a good time, attend the mill
tary ball this evening in the city
hall. Tickets are 81. Proceeds will
60 to the Red Cross. Come and help
a good cause. 1915
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Miner and
daughter, Grace, of Yofa were be-
tween-train visitors in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Miner has recently re-
turned from Sleepy Eye, MIMI,
where he has property interests.
Ernest Olson, Johnnie Koors,
fDick" McGregor, John Henry, Leslie
Race, Ted Sexton, Bobby" Naylor,
'iTuma" Simons and Victor Jarr, of
the B. A. c. club were defeated by
Cass Lake, the score being % to IA.
III We are going to the military ball
this evening in the city hall. Be
sides having a good time, it will help
the Red Cross, 1916
!, Misses Fayal and Real Edwards
6returned last evening from Chicago
and Minneapolis, where they passed
1.-TWO weeks purchasing stock for their
millinery.
Miss Anna Werner, who is in
kcharge of the millinery department
! at the Carlson Variety store, return.
4 led yesterday morning from st. Paul
where she passed ten days studying
1.-THE spring styles and purchasing
{ millinery stock for the store.
n Elmer Anderson of Camp Dodge is
1.-The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. K. Roe
|itoday. He will return to the camp
this evening on the 1920 train. He
has been the guest of his parents
lin Fargo, N. D., for ten days.
II Rev. Aanestad of Baudette was
1.-THE guest of Rev. and Mrs. Osmond
Johnson yesterday. He is at the head
lof the Lutheran soldiers welfare
drive in this county and was here
fn the interest of his work. He
Invent to Blackjack from here.
Mrs. J. s. Wallace of Trail was
IA visitor in Bemidji yesterday. Her
husband who enlisted last fall and
who is now. stationed at Fort Leav-
enworth, has been promoted to cor
boral. Mrs. Wallace has taken
Enlarge fof their store at Trail but
will sell out if satisfactory arrange
In hts can be made and will seek a
gov eminent position.
II C. William Nelson has returned
from Tracy, Mimi, where he was
talled. by the serious illness of O.
M. Covey, who is suffering from
fbneumonia His wife and little
{aaaughter, Florence, who accompanied
him to Tracy, will remain in the
tsbuthern part of the state for some
time longer. Mr.. Covey owns a large
tfarm six miles west of this city on
Il the Jefferson highway. AS soon as
The RECEIVERS from his illness and as
lsoon as the roads are passable, he ex-
poets to drive up here in his Dodge
car.
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