The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-11-18

A. S. Jensen of Minneapolis was
among the weekend business visitors
in the city.
"A. M. Karel of Grand Rapids
s passed Saturday in Bemidji on BUSH
ness matters. "
E. T.. KRONER of Minneapolis was
among the out-of-town business yis-
itors Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Currey, who suffered
severe attack of the ..fiu," is re-;
ported better today
Chief Of Police Essler has returned
from Fergus Falls where he attend
ed the federal grand jury.
Keep 'ein smiling Send your
! boy over there portraits, post cards
kodak prints. Rich Studio, 20
10th st. 1mo1214.
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald and Miss
Olive White Of Northern were among
the out of town shoppers in the city
Saturday . 4. n
IN. zacharias is another .fu"
victim, having come home from a
lumber camp Saturday He is some
better today. Id .5. Il. h. If s=g5 s- y
Chief Deputy Cahill of the sheriff's
office has returned from Fergus Falls
where he was called ~ the session of
the federal grand july.
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Frank Kalkbrener, pressman for
the Bemidji Pioneer Publishing COM
pany, returned last evening from
Deer River, where he spent a few
days with friends.
Your friends can buy anything you
give them except your photograph.
Call 239and make arrangement with
Hak's Studio for your Christmas
sitting today, 111tf
DR. E. III. Smith has returned from
Minneapolis where he received treat
ment for an infected hand. At one
Y time 1t was feared he would lose a
finger, but it was saved.
Lou Beroud Of town Of Grant
Valley was called to Eagle Bend to-
day on account Of the death Of his
brother, F. Beroud, who died Satur-
day from the Spanish Influenza
Miss Ethel Foster, who is employed
in the mechanical department of the
Bemidji Daily Pioneer office, is home
this week, recovering from an attack
of Enthusiastically Herald. 81
Private Butch" Klein is home
from camp on a furlough. One of
the chief regrets of Klein's military
service was, that when his company
was ordered across he was on the
sick list and unable to leave.
Judge H. A. Simons returned Sat-
urday evening from Fergus Fails
where he had been attending federal
court. Yesterday he received a tele-
phone message asking him to return
and he left yesterday afternoon
Miss Sally Whiting, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. e. Whiting, returned
to Minneapolis last evening, where
she teaches music in the public
schools Miss Whiting is awaiting
her call overseas, where she will go
as a Red Cross worker. 81
E. M Gaylord of Duluth; Edward
d. Claffey, Kelliher;; NJ. G. Fiddes, st.
Paul; NJ c., Swanson, Minneapolis;
c. c. Thronson, Minneapolis: r. A.
Danneker, ST. Paul, and j. c.. Grun-
George L: Andrews, Minneapolis;
berg, Minneapolis, passed Saturday
Z in Bemidji. r.
Mrs Joseph Stolquist of Crookston,
who came to Bemidii to attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Marie
Annette, to William J. Johnson,
November IL, returned to her home
Saturday. Her sister Mrs. S. An
nette, accompanied her and will visit
: in Crookston for a week. ...-
Nels O. Otterstad, cruiser, of Tur-
tie River, passed Saturday in the
city Mr.. Otterstad has recently re-
covered from an attack of the Spanish
flu and is still quite weak. His
son, Carl Otterstad, station agent at
Turtle River, has also recently recov
cred from the same disease. Mr.. OF
terstad was accompanied by his
daughter, Ella, teacher at Penning-
ton, who is spending few days at
home.
The Gonvick Banner says: Mrs.
Ed Sherman has arrived from Be-
midi and is spending few days
with friends in Winsor and Leon
townships. Mrs. Sherman will go
back to Bemidji next week, expecting
to return here early next year to
take ~ her residence on a farm
north Of Gonyick. Mrs. Sherman's
son, Arthur, who has spent the past
several months at Granite Falls, is
expected TO come TO Gonyick for a !
visit al Christmas time (