The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-02-07


You are all cordially invited to at
| tend the food sale given by the M. u.
Ladies Aid society Saturday after
noon in the McIver building. 1-27
d. F. Pearling, Ray B. Lewis, H. A.
Chilstrom, r. G.. GrOchowsky, and
Tom Mendolson are among the Du-
lluth visitors registered at the Mark
ham. ss
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Hello! It that you? Let's go
shopping Saturday afternoon and
while we are down town, step in and
have cup of coffee at the NJ g.
food sale 1-27
Walter F. Dickens, superintendent
Of the Red Lake Indian agency Is
among the business visitors in the
city today Mr.. Dickens daughter,
Miss Eloise, is a student In the Be-
midi high school. -.
Mrs. M, F. Wilson has returned
from six weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. P. A. Magnuson of Du-
luth. Mrs. Wilson was called to
Duluth just before the holidays by
death of her father.
Attend the Methodist Ladies food
sale Saturday afternoon beginning at
!. pfn is, hat lfv1o
between Carlson's and the news
stand. 1-27
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hogan and
Mort Pendegast of Grant Valley
drove to Bemidji yesterday and at
tended the Corporal Bert Goodspeed
funeral, conducted by FIR. j.. j. T.
Philippi yesterday morning. q
Miss Elfreda Heinze of Fargo,
N. D., has accepted position with
the Western Union telegraph COM
pany of this city She succeeds An
drew Palmquist, who has gone to
Grand Forks, N. d. to work for the
same concern: "@<s S'-s@ 4 ! &@Sk .s&s 4.
While you are doing your Satur-
days shopping, call at the McIver
building, where the M. e. ladies are
holding their, food sale and serving
coffee. s2t&} 8t{#fsBr f. Et1-27
Mrs H. j. Allen and three chill
dren of Puposky were in Bemidji
yesterday on their way to Montray,
Mimi, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Allen died about
month ago from pneumonia, fol-
lowing the "flu.''
L. Trautman, Minneapolis; joe
Jaeger, St. Paul; A. Jarvis, Eau
Claire, Wis, Gus Smith, St. Paul;
w. A. Herreid, Deer River; l.. P: Al
brecht, St. Cloud; J. H. Dawson,
Brainerd; r. NJ Pringle, St. Louis;
James Goldman, st. Paul, and ]. s..
Scribner, Walker, are among the
guests registered at the Hotel Mark
ham. -s..r- ~. = - ,...-.. -
The Brainerd Daily Dispatch says:
Mrs. N. H. 1ngersoll leaves Thurs
day morning for Coronado, Califor-
MIA, for a visit with Mrs. III. G. Ing
ersoll and grandson Howard, Jr, who
are spending the winter there Dr..
Ingersoll will accompany his mother
to Minneapolis and will attend the
state dental convention held there
Feb, 9Th and 7th. ~ F.. -:1p'*.sEE.
Mrs. A.>P. Henrionnet, of the Hen
rionnet millinery parlors, has gone
to st. Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago,
where she will spend. some time pur-
chasing spring stock and studying
the new styles in millinery. Miss
Olga Peterson, manager of her trim
ming department, is also spending
ten days in Minneapolis and st. Paul
studying the new styles p y:
Mrs. Orville Titus and little son of
Spokane, Wash, formerly of this city,
were in Bemidji, yesterday enroute to
Pinewood where they will make their
home with her mother, Mrs. J. Jam
tvold. Mr.. Titus died recently in
Spokane from the Spanish influenza,
while they were visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. A. Morris, also farmerly of
this city. Enroute to Bemidji Mrs.
Titus visited friends at Edmonton,
TN. D., where they made their home
before moving Ito Spokane. sS Her
| brother, Sergeant Sam 5Jamtvold, of
Pinewood, met her in Bemidji and &C
companied her home. Mrs. Titus is
| we'll known sin sBemidji having at
tended both the Bemidji high school
ana the ,Bemidji business college.
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