The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-02
Telephone 922.

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Mrs. II, J.,}T. sharplesy of, Wilton
.t transacted business >inB 81 rai yes
. Mrs. Andrew ,wy1Andsr+:T OF Becida
sI. sl, TO- Bemidji yesterday and Wis
$4,000 to:aoan 81 ,:rarms. De- Dean
Mrs. Fred Bardwell OF town of
Northern passed yesterday in Be-
Beautiful line, 'of; Sport Hats Just
received at the Elko Hat Shop. 1d52
Mrs. M, sharplss; of witch was
between train business visitot; IN Be-
midi yesterday ytt12H%E -
Mrs. Charles aaMayham> o., Lake
was among the out OF
town shoppers yesterday: =.
Cash paid for liberty. bonds, ILL.,
quire room 51,A Markham hotel.
Att
Mrs, E.: C. :: Berg of Sugar Bush
passed yesterday in Bemfdji shopping
and calling ON friends
Mrs. George Francis of Wilton
transacted business in the city, be-
: tween trains yesterday. /"
A. d. johnson, county, auditor. &C.
companied by his wife, went to
Brainerd this morning /, ~
Money saving prices; on. quality
portraits and kodak finishing at
Rich's studio Phone STOW 20 10
st. - 512-lMon
Mrs. Chris Pink of Shocks was in
the city yesterday to. consult doc
tor regarding ear trouble, from
which she is suffering, =
The entire exterior Of the frame
Fpart of the Hotel Markham is to-, be
reprinted and the work WITH COM
mence in about two weeks:
/ Hear C. J. Miller, prominent
business man of Minneapolis, will
speak at Baptist church Sunday, May
Nth, morning, afternoon at o'clock,
| and evening. A'';''' 4d5a
4 George Shea, deputy sheriff Of Bell
Il trami county. hsssretHfnsd from the
il Benvifie country w here he had been
q serving notices, and collecting delin-
4 quent personal property taxes.
Il, Mrs. Fred 9Brinkman returned this
amori1ing from ,,Minneapolis and st..
WPaul, where she has Deen in the In
terest of the Rex theatre, securing
n the booking. Of many excellent pic
" lures.
n :: Mrs. Jennie Taylor and daughter,
sGoldte, of Creston, Ia, were in Be-
SS3smidji en- route to Pinewood, where
they will visit Mrs. Taylor's daugh-
u ter, Mrs. Isola Hammer during the
assummer months.
~8lectric sulphur vapor baths, a
Dkbath for all ailments, also vibrator
and body messages. Those wishing
batns or treatments, Phone 776-J or
call at 1909 Bemidji Ave. ]. F: Os-
born. 1852
Mrs. George Voltz, who has visited
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hamilton
4 of Brainerd for two weeks, returned
u to her home in Sugar Bush yester-
day. Her daughter accompanied her
Tor q months visit.
] Attorney P. J.: Russell is transact,
d Ing business in Minneapolis ana
Hutchinson for few days. He Will
I also. attend. federal7 court at Fergus
Fails where he will appear in the in
terefst Of several clientsa' l. ~ y,
: Hear C. J. Miller, a: prominent
business man of Minneapolis, will
speak at Baptist church Sunday May.
" 18th, morning, afternoon~a at 8 O'Clock,
and evening. 1853
Charles Vedder, who was called to
Bemidji ON account of the Illness Of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Gamble, has
returned to his home at Luck, Wis,
sS his mother is much improved and
has left the hospital for her home. on
Twelfth street.
Miss Eta. Eickstadt expects to.
leave next week for Denver, Col,
where she will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Young.
Mr.. Young is captain Of the naval
service and is chief of the naval re-
cruiting station in Denver.
w. F. Clark, who formerly resided
in Bemidji and was a foreman at the
kBemidji Box company, left this morn
ing for his home at Superior, max
ing the trip by motor. Mr.. Clark is
now buyer Of logs for the Superior
BOX company.
Hear C. J. Miller, prominent
business man of Minneapolis, will
speak at Baptist church Sunday, May
4th, morning, afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and evening. 4d53