The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-03

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!. Mrs. Emff bison Of Wiltontsw,aus the
guest Of relatives yesterday :. :
:: Frank E. Wilson of Minneapolis
is the guest of his son, M, r. Wilson
and. wife. -.
MRS. Sidney Miller of Pinewood Wis
tied friends in Bemidji yesterday be-
tween trains. t:tt,+
Mrs. A. Elmqufst and ::daugnter,
Emma, left yesterday for$s Duluth
where they will visit relatives for a
week. %'::>:%- :. ~>~:5;..j::S> :
Cash paid for liberty bonds. In
auire room ST. Markha1nsh nt'el.,s '41 ! t
+: Miss. Vivian .Neff;. and..sMrs. Mabel
Saunders of Turtle RiveEascalled, on
friends in Bemidji between trains
yesterday. x
!: Mrs. Elite Cell of Minneapolis is
visiting her sister. Mrs George Nc
1agga1rt Of Beltrami avenue for a
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Miss. Marie Aitkin Of Grand Rapids,
Mimi, will arrive in Bemfdji today
and will be the guest Of Miss Kath-
ryn MacGregor. r. 49,;
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Dr., and Mrs. e. A. Shannon and
Mrs. Shannon's mother, MRS. Martha
Gleason" have returned from a weeks
visit at Wild Grove: '-
!: Mr.. and: Mrs, George Taylor left
this morning by automobile for q two
months camping trip around Lake
Superior and Lake vermillioan.
Mrs.. J. Poland, who hasEheen WIS.,
Ting her sister, Mrs. Alex Photos, left
today for Duluth wherel: she. will
spend the Fourth with her husband.
:: Carl Akre, son of A. O.. Akre, and
Earl Akre, son of Edward Akre, left
Yesterday Tor Prince Albert, Can,
where they will visit an uncle, George
.Akre, for two months. -, :
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sAIACCH hOOdA otOAy VI lAC
rem. Film developed 10c; prints &c,
Is, &c. Money also saved you on
portraits. Rich Studio, e. 10th St.
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Mrs. Albert Kaiser and son, Al
bert, of Bagley arrived in Bemidji
yesterday and are guests Of Mrs.
Kaiser's sister, Mrs. Roland Gilmore
and family, of Lake boulevard.
Mr. and: Mrs.. Hans Mittet and
daughter, Margaret.s and son, Robert
of Beltrami avenue, left today for
Thief River Falls where they will Wis
it relatives until after the Fourth.
Will Wilke of the Grey Eagle Ca
zette, was in the city today on his
;: way home from Bemidj1, where he
attended the Northern Minnesota
Editorial association meeting.-Little
Falls Transcript.
Where are we going tonight after
the circus is over? Why, to the
dance at the Armory of course. The
second big dance given by the Be-
midi Box Company Athletic associa-
ton. Syncopators orchestra. 1918
Miss Myrtle Hubbard left today
for Superior;r where she has accepted
a position with j. H. Shields Insur-
ance company, as stenographer. She
was formerly stenographer for the
Bemidji Association.
Kodalksssry! BE sure YOU snap shot
Bemidji's great Fourth Of July cele-
bration. Rich Studio; 20 10th st.
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Miss Jennie Tagley and Miss Beryl
Jarvis arrived in Bemidjt, yesterday
from Breckenridge, where. they are
both student nurses at St. Francis
hospital. Miss Jarvis left for Margie,
Minn., this morning where she will
visit her parents .>,,E,.
want to go there. where? To
the second big dance given tonight
by the Bemidji Box Company Athle-
tic association, at the AEmory. Synco-
pators orchestra, everybody welcome.
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Ed. Dean arrived home. this morn
ing from Minneapolis where he has
taken a short course at the univer-
sity. Since finishing hiA3 course he
, underwent an operation 1eq his knee
at a Minneapolis hospital and will
be home for a couple Of weeks re-
operating.
Mrs. John Hoganson and children
returned home yesterday from Graf
ton and Grand Forks, N. D., where
they have visited relatives for some
time. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Hoganson's cousin, Miss
Myrtle Guttormson Of, tfPrinceton,
Mimi, who has also been visiting at
Grand Forks and Grafton.
Sixteen-inch, mixed, hard and soft
s1ah wood for sale 81 ner load. Re-