The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-12

y .''. S.. %&F% 1913 Ex6E 6EQlOJl.
~, Miss iilta 'Hersehled of Moorhead
Is gues tAt:the X w. Reeves home
Emil Haivorson of Tenstrike is a
business VISITOR in the city today.
Popul ar rmusic at popular prices
at Benz! I'LL 1ewelry Co. 1-112
Miss ,Rtith Boobar of Nary was a
bushes rriiitor in Bemidji yester-
day.
Mrs. Wharles Blakely and Miss
Florent eLEaney of Turtle River were
betwee Attsafn shoppers in the city
yesterd n.y.
Get something new for your piano
tomorr NV. New home and war
songs, atIBemidji Jewelry Co. 1-112
Mrs. TX. w. Reeves is getting along
nicely 2fter an operation. She was
operat cd upon Thursday of this
week 1T st. Anthony's hospital.
Don Y. forget to read Reeves &
Reeves I'D about wood and hay. 17tf
Rev : d. 4EjeIlstedt, of the Swedish
Missi' M Fftends, will preach in the
Saliva ti0n Army hall in Nymore next
Mono Try evening at o'clock. Ev-
erybt lily wHicome.
w lillian Lennon of Kelliher left
last evening for his home after
spep fling the week at the court
hou: e attending to his the duties of
coul lw Dmmiss ioner.
liss Rebecca Ellingson of North
One !. who has been the guest of her
cou sim, Mrs. id. Rasmussen, and hus-
bar "a tor a couple of days, left yes
ter tay for Minneapolis where she
will attend school.
Monarch coffee demonstration on
T, tesday, January Is. Coffee and
"; fers served aM day at Froppman's
de 1,artment; store. 3-l14
e. F.. Schu4ke of Tenstrike is in
Il ie city oday, being called here to
ct as one4 of the auditing committee
t audit the books of the Farmers
/ insurance company.
Mis- A rming Gagr6n will leave for
Minneap' oils In a short time. Many
PARTIES have been given during the
past week in her honor, including a
Lsleig hri'le Thursday evening"
Their is no need for forty cent
colt ee than fhere is for forty-ce
gas oline. Monarch at three pounds
for dollar settles that. Free dem
on ;tra ton January Is at Tropp-
ms MS; 3-114
H. b. msdahl. county commits
81 one from the northern part of
Tive county, returned to his home in
raj days attending his duties at the
f,oa I'd meeting, which closed Friday
Il Miss Olive Richards of Cresco, Ia
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
IA N rs. F.. w. Noble, of the town of
F rChn for a short time. Enroute
the visited her brothers, G. L. Rich
'Irds and J. w. Richards, of Winni-
peg for a month.
H. M. Cords, of the St. Hilaire
Lumber company, has gone to Min
It j neapolis where he will work on the
j Il head office books He expects to be
I i absent ffor three or four weeks and
: 4 may he retained there permanently
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Warield of
, Lake Boulevard will leave Monday
IL forHFlorida where they will pass the
winter. returning to Bemidji in
! Il March. Enroute they will visit Mr..
III Warfield's mother at Princeton, ILL.,,
FOR a few days. In Florida they will
t'visit at Jacksonville, Miami and
lbt.her points.
VII Wood, wood, hay, hay, wood, wood.
Extra good dead cut tamarack wood,
III 16 inches ..... ....... $3.50
Extra fine seasoned jackpine wood,
16 inches ....... 81. 90
Fire burnt tamarack and jackpine
wood, mixed. 16 inch 49,. 1915
Fire burnt 'jackpine, 16 inch. 5000
TNneice bright baled hay, per bale. 81 90
delivered to all parts of the city
free of charge.
Reeves 4 Reeves, Office, Markham
Hotel Bltg. Phone 20. 17tf
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