The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-19
Telephone 922.

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Miss ray Stumpages of solway
!. motored to Bemidji yesterday and
transacted business. II 5szt s s. . III. :.s ~
.& $4,000 to loan or farms. " Dean !
Land Co. . :: s.:.> .. e "a 80 : : :
y Mr.. and Mrs. John Horn and Mrs.
\ T.Hall of Wilton transacted dust
ness in the city yesterday 5s II. IF
=@s. Loans and insurance. Northern
Land CO. Phone 70. 34:.G 1. 4W W. : :
y y Mrs, Earl Cron emiller Of town OF
Northern is visiting her SISTER 3Mls.
Homer Robertson OF L "a -thls
week: 7. :E.@. , sss. ~. =. -
2s Iohn watch OF Washington, D. G.,
and .E..E.f X nfield sof this city,, are
snending q few days at Norway
: Beach, Cass Lake, fishing, 49,: :: .
Loans and insurance. Northern
Land Co. Phone 20 .=Ssz 7. : :, ! alo OF
NJ Mrs. n: Al. Smell, who has visited
her daughter, Mrs. Oliver CroWeH o.
Cass Eake for: a short time, returned
Il her home in Becida Monday. 4.
J. \ ,afrs: y Hagen and daughter Vir-
oil Of Grand Forks. N. D., have have re- re-
turned to their home after. Two
weeks outing at Grand Forks bay 4 4.
- New Ford carsforssale cash or easy J.
p p;snaa- Do .s::s 2dS19
szssz Mrs. Henry .Brakke and daughter
Irene and Mrs. Denley and son Mel
tonJ-haye returned from q visit with
friends and relatives In sharon'
N. D. -, +. c9,s p. -. Z =. 4. =
Just twenty-three. days more IN
which you may wire your nome a.
cost. The Minnesota Electric Light
= E. Power Company will tell now:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tucker OF
i the Fifth ward, who@weres week end
visitors at the M. L. Foster home In
solway, returned to Bemld1l yester-
day. 49,. -. j., >,..... I'D, -
=: pBetter quality at less price, "
seems too good to- be. true, but: our
customers say they get Just tnat
at Rich Studio, 20 Tenth st. Paone e
570-W. ss = ou Q:
. Miss Mae King returned to her
home at Frazeef last evening after 9
ten dayssSvisit witt her uncle and
aunt, Mr., and-Arsss,J acoh Kohler OF
Bemidji avenue, X gz-ss.s
poris~sathre, who has been the
guest of her grandmo her, Mrs. OBJ
Sonstruti of Dewey avenue ,f0r@tne.
pasts ten days, returned to her nome
at Bass lake last evening. ~ ~ e &:
Mrs. p. Brandvick of Nary accom-
panied by her son Lawrence were ~
BemfdH Monday From here~44aWr-
0nCo WENT W -AI1hOSN' " A~SA
he will work in the harvest fields.
For sale-50-pound -four ssa cks, 81.
dozen; 1OO-pound. -four sacks, $l.25
dozen. This makes the T cheapest
cloth on the market. Koors Retail
Store. $3.50 1885,, n, " 14Aut"l
More than-=fifty, Bemidji homes
will add electric service TO their list,
of modern conveniences,,..s': You have
the chance while the Minnesota
Light & Power Company is doing 1t
at cost. ~. '-- zoo]V
Miss Anna Fesenmair, - who has
been confined at St. Anthonys hos
pital for the past two weeks. re-
zsumed her duties as stenographer Tor
Judge John F. Gibbons yesterday
morning. ~,E5,- .~. = - - H.
= Casmer Satire, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Satire, of Minneapolis and
John Anderson, also Of Minneapolis,
are visiting friends at Blackjack and
also MT. Sathre's uncle, E. M. Satire
and family at Bass lake. D..
Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood; for sale, So per load. Be-
midi Mfg. CO. Phone 481. T&F'
Fifteen property owners on one
street have ordered the Minnesota
Light and Power Company to- wire
their homes while the 80: day cam
paign is on. No wonder They are
getting it done at cost. 2d82O
Misses Laura and Emma Rusness
and Ben Rusness of Moorhead, who
have been the guests Of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Bacon
Of Lake boulevard for the past
couple of weeks, have returned to
their home. -