The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-16

Mrs. C. F. Rogers of Wilton was
among the between train shoppers ~
the city yesterday. "--,@s7. p.
Mrs II, e. Walton of town 81
FROM passed a few hours in Bem'd1l
yesterday shopping.
Miss Marie ySeyerson, VINO mas Deen
Waiting friends in Bemidji for sew
= eral days, returned to her nome IN
Shevlin yesterday.
;7so Mrs. H. E. Lidman and Miss FLOR,
9saence -Laney of Turtle River motoreo
to Bemidji yesterday and passed sew
eral hours with friends. ,.
Judge J.F. Gibbons left last even
x ing for Yakima, Wash, on Legal Dusl-
ness, He expects to be absent from
, the city for about fifteen days
+ Mrs william Clark, Miss Margaret
= iHensel and Mrs. Nelse VIM, Or town
-of FROM motored to Bem1d1l yester-
day and were the guests OF 1rlenos'
!: "Better quality at less price,
! : seems too good TO- be true, but our
4 customers say they get just .tnat
= a. go W.: W. : Sd2S
>: Mrs. William Runyan OF town :ot
=; Northern was in cBemidji YESTERDAY
making arrangements to 60 to "a
,kota in a few days where she Will
remain for some time. j..
): Mrs. w. C. Thompson, Ethel, wy,
:, man. CIeda and Alton Thompson anu
! Miss Tilla Anderson, motoreo 10 6e-
midi; from Nevis this week. The
Thompsons are former residents ol
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mathers ana
Mr., and Mrs. w. N. Steen OF sprlns-
field. ILL.,. were in Bemidji yesterday
on route to Kelliher where they Will
=. visit relatives for a few days. Iney
arc making the trip by motor.
Mr.. and MRS. George Gerritz, Sr.,
= loft TODAY for Cass Lake for WISH
{ With. friends. They will also 80 10
= Ramidii to look after business mat
: tiers, and will he away from TINS cltS
d about a week.-Little rams iron
script. IS 49,
H. $4,000 to loan or farms. Dean
I Land Co.
Harry Rice Of Grand Forks, n. D.,
q who has spent two weeks at UIaho
! Forks bay, on his annual vacatloh'
:: will return to the North Dakota Guy
! Tomorrow. Mrs. Rice and sons NAL
colin and Harry, Jr., will remain at
the bay for, two weeks longer. Mr..
Rice is in the banking business.
:: Mr. and Mrs. A.. D. Peterson nave
. .returned to the city from a weeks
outing at Birchdale on North Long
lake. They had as their. guests tnelr
children Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Erickson
and son Glen from Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Morken ana ram
ilv. and Miss Essie Peterson OF BE-
midii.-Brainerd Dispatch.
For Sale-5O-pound f1our sacks, 81
dozen: 10o-pound -four sacks, $1.25
dozen, This makes the. cheapest
cloth on the market. koors~ Hetali
Store. 'A1""1
Miss Alice Austin, formerly a
teacher in the Bemidji, schools, will
arrive in the city Monday and will
be the guest Of Miss Bertha Trask'
.t117 Lake boulevard. Miss Austin
and Miss Trask were classmates at
the University of Minnesota. Miss
Austin is now instructor in mathe-
mates at the West High school in
Minneapolis.
( The Crookston Times contains the
following item. Miss Satire is
niece of e. M. Satire of this city and
has visited here several = times:
Friends in the city Of Miss Karen
Satire will be glad to hear that she
has returned from Washington, D. c.,
and is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C: Satire at their apart
ments in the Satire flats. Miss
Satire was employed in the adjutant
generals office during the past year
She will accept a secretarial position
under Mr.. Satire and will assist in
the shorthand department at the
Crookston college,"
=, MOT0RED TO DULUTH.
Mr.. and MRS. John Falls motored
to Duluth this week to meet Mrs.
Falls brother, Alex Cameron, who
has been attending mechanics
I.,di He will accom- many