The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-05
Miss Bertha Wallin, who has been
q guest at the John Tennstrom home
Tor some time, has returned to her
home In Great Falls. Mont.

Miss Bertha Wallin, who has been
q guest at the John Tennstrom home
Tor some time, has returned to her
home In Great Falls. Mont.
Put on your old gray bonnet and
come to the hard times party Fri
day evening In the basement OF the
Episcopal church. Dancing, games
and refreshments. 2d26
Mrs. -. M. Stickney OF st. Cloud ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend
1.-THE funeral or her nephew, Corporal
Bert Goodspeed, who died at Fort
Riley. Kan, Sunday from scarlet
fever. II .s. 81,
Miss Selma Hedman. teacher at
ICass Lake, who visited her parents
at Guthrie for the past several days,
returned to Cass Lake yesterday.
While In Guthrie she attended the
wedding of her brother. :s54
Thor Moen. formerly Of this place.
but now of Bemidji, was q caller at
this office recently. He was on his
way to attend the funeral OF his
niece, Mrs. Epeseth, who died with
influenza in the town OF Eden.
Gully Advance.
Henry Cominsky has returned
from Minneapolis here he attended
the wedding OF his niece, Miss Tess
Schneider, to Julian Chapsky. Mrs.
Cominsky, who accompanied him to
Minneapolis, will not return to Be-
midi for a week. 81,
al r. Abrams, Minneapolis; r. a..
Peterson, Duluth; P. A..Poirer, Chi
cago; A. M. Sternal, Duluth; w. j.
Engle Chicago; #. LeRouix. Duluth
and e. r. Lononger. Duluth were
among the guests registered at the
Markham yesterday.
Mrs Otto Maltrude and son, Elmer,
were In Bemidji Tuesday, enroute to
Guthrie. Mrs. Maltrude and SON
have made their home on Mrs. Ma1-
|trude' brother, G. sG. Hedman's farm
while he was in the service.
First Lieut.. Thayer g. Bailey has
(returned from Crookston where he
was aguest at the N. r. Stone home
for a short time. Mrs. Bailey, who
accompanied him to Crookston, will
remain at her parents home for some
time. her mother having been called:
away by the illness Of a relative.
Rev. Father p. 20 'Riordan, former
pastor Of the local Catholic church,
has been transferred from the district
Of Bemidji to Two Harbors, and his
Itinerary calls for the holding cf
mass three times every Sunday and
as many as he can preach on week
days. He will hold mass In the Deer
River church every fourth Sunday
of each month. & $40. s:s Isl iSs,
E. G.. Bisiar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Bisiar, and wife, who have been
the guests of Mr.. Bisiar's parents OF
Dewey avenue for the past two
weeks, left this morning for the Twin
Cities, where they will spend day
or two before returning to Des
Moines. la: From there, Mr.. Bisiar
will return to Rockford, ILL.,, where
he Is stationed, being still In the gov
eminent service. For the past
eighteen months he has served as
cook instructor and mess sergeant.
Did you know that certain letters
sound exactly alike over the phone.
MS for instance, I'd" and "tn and %.
and ''p'' also So "f = also CO. and
~ also '.v'' also I'M and IN" also
II. A. sounds like J. A, and count
less other combinations Therefore
when yuu are giving us proper names
over the phone please be patient II
we seem dense because your name
and initials, although familiar to you
may sound like a foreign language
over the wires II your name is
johnson It may sound just like Jack