The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-09
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L4r. and Mrs. l.. Jensen of Clear
brook were Bemidji visitors Satur.
day.
- Andrew Shaw of town of Hornet
has gone to Minneapolis on a bust
ness trip.
- : Get your: cabbage and tomato
4 plants at 913 Mississippi Ave. 4d611
Mrs. @. N. Nelson of Pinewood WIS.,
tied friends in Bemidji between
= trains Saturday;
We have lot: of Danish Ballhead
cabbage at the greenhouse. Phone
1856, A. E. Webster. ~ 2d610
Il Have you had your dish OF ice
i cream today? -. =. 512tf
Il Mrs. Sidney Miller Of Pinewood
z was among the out of town shoppers
!. ~ ithe city Saturday.
j. Booth of Langor has pur-
! make his home in the city In the fu-
tpre.
r I Farm loans made without delay
: See c. NJ. Ascham, office with J. ].
opsahl. .6S-fMo
= / Mrs. D. Payne and three children
: Of Leonard motored to Bemidji Sat-
:: urday and passed the hours shop
: ping.
r. Anton Helgeson, Louis Larson and
liver Refsdahl of Azure were among
? the business visitors in the city Sat-
p urday.
:, i $4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land Co. d71tt
I'll / Alice Schussman is ill at her home,
512 Eighth street, suffering from a
sore throat.
r. Henry Holm of Pinewood, who has
b aeen a, guest at the p. M. Dicaire
4 Home for two weeks, has returned
y to his home.
j Mrs. Seth Smith and daughter
Blanche, of Becida motored to the
city Saturday and. passed the day
with friends.
b., / Koors' ice cream is made with pure
sweet pasteurized cream. 512t1
Mrs. Ed. Currey returned to Be.
midi this morning from Minneapolis
and Duluth where she had been the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Hilda stenland of St. Paul is
visiting at. the. home of her parents
= Mr.. and; Mrs. Meyer, OF Ora ant Val
ley for q month. -.
|? Miss Emma Meilicke, who has
~ finished her school at Moorhead, Ii
the guest of her brother, J. l.
Meilicke and wife.
Cash paid for liberty bonds. In
quire room 81, Markham hotel. Att
Miss Edna Fuller, who taught in
= the Bemidji public schools during thu
past year, will leave this evening fol
Her nome In minneapolis.
i Martin Knutson, who has taught
the Murray school in town of Hornet
I has returned to his home In Bel
grade, having finished his term.
Ice cream is the national dessert
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\:
Is nd 4 oh 70,
from Remidji visited in the city OF
with friends-Crookston Dali!
Times.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson O.
town of Northern were in the cit!
Saturday en- route to Gully, wher'
they spent the weekend visi ting rel
atives.
I A. Mcbride was up to Cass LAX
-. last week, and he and Mr.. Bailey, O
Bemidji, planted some 1880, 900 pix
fry in Cass Lake.-Cass Count!
Pioneer
/ G. S. Harding, manager of tn
J. Grand theatre, spent yesterday il
.IldSS Lake "ueTe ne was Tie cues
6f his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N
Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Hakkerup ant
children returned yesterday fror
Virginia, MINI. where they wer
the guests of Mr.. Hakkerup's broth
or, John, for several days.
Same prices as before the war O.
kodak finishing at Rich Studio, 2
10th St. Phone STOW. 613-1M
Mrs. w. H. Steumpges, Mis-
Steumpges, Mrs. D. M. Edwards an
Miss Blanche Edwards Of Solwa
motored to Bemidji Saturday an
passed the day with friends.