The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-17

Paul Niels OF the J. Niels Lumber
company OF Cass Lake was in the city
today on legal matters.
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land Co. o'lti
Mrs. George Smith of PineWood
was among the out of town business
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Swingle of Fort Dodge,
a., is visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Kate Smiley Of Nary
for a month.
:. Mrs. F. T. Richardson of Faribault,
MINI, is visiting at the home OF her
son A. A. Richardson and family
Of Tenth street. :"
Better quality at less price,
seems too good to be true, put our
customers say they get just tnat At
Rich Studio, 20 10th st. Phone 5!VW:
S141Mo
::*:.Frank Ward, who has been i'll t2r
some time and who was confined
81! Anthony's hospital for couple ess
days, has recovered. .<> ~~, =.
4t;: o,a,+ a.
i$iMrs. Arthur Flatner and daughter,
GILLIAN, formerly of Be5aidji, now Or
liHforris. Mimi, are the guests OF MT:
ljahd Mrs. c. c. Shepherd. .;.z@>.:--~
:Eaai Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Warheid OF
.Mhke boulevard motored to MIME
!,abolis Tuesday morning and will re-
..Htrrn either Sunday or Monday.
II: XII The Christian Endeavor of Presby-
:'tsrian church will sell fruit al
}t{3ivens hardware store on Saturday.
!1:Phone orders for fruit to 741-W on
!: Friday. :: ~ 40
III; G.. w. Jewett, manager OF
!, Jewett's garage. will be among tne
iBemidii visitors at the Nortn "a
!'kota state fair at Grand FORKS n IT,
this week.
w. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Raymond and
: MARTY of .Deerwood were in Bemlo9l
;;,"'1esterday, while on a motor Trip
=: Through different points in Northern
i i. Minnesota.
III; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vans accom-
Ir,,Inanied by Mrs. Vans sister, MIS-;
Smith, -. motored to Grand
. FORKS. N. D., yesterday where they
"a; viii attend the state fair.
-. Old potatoes, Use per bushel at
"t,;Carvar's general store. Phone 231.
~ "A W. 2d718
II Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Stillwell OF MIN
fmeapolis have arrived at Blrchmoht
.;-s111nnier hotel for their annual sum
NOR vacation. They made the trip
, IN their Cadillac limousine.
Mrs. ]. S. Tracy of Fargo, N. d.
ret,rned to her home Tuesday even
inc after being the guest Oh her
hrother and sister-in-laW, MT. anu
Mrs. M. S. Millner of Lake oouie'aru
for few days.
The Little Falls Transcript says:
"Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. JACOBSON lelt
today for a. trip through the north
arn mart of the state for vlslt WIN
friends and relatives at Detroit, ross
ton and Bemidji.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Battles have re-
turned to their home in Little falis
from. weeks automobile Trip
through northern Minnesota: lney
visited in Bemidji, Itasca state park
and other points.
Retty Rice, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs: II r.. Rice, of DOud avenue, VINO
has been seriously i'll for the past
several days has recovered her H.
nesa was thought to be due to pick
Ing and eating green berries
There are going to be some great
bargains at Troppman's MONDAY;
y!
Mrs. A, Kinsella and daughter of
Gincinnaxi,, o., are guests at=WaVille
inn for a week: ~.They-came;as far as
Duluth by boat and are touring the
northern part Of the state. They will
return home via the Great Lakes.
John,;J. Kelley of Grand: Forks,
Nd4D;, who has been spending some
time: at Birchmont Beach summer
hotel has returned to Grand Forks,
and will remain there during the
state fair, returning to Birchmont
later for longer stay.
a!Mr. and Mrs E. E. Rise and Miss
Msy!Rise of Minneapolis were in Be-
miEdNt yesterday. They are spending
month at Douglas Lodge, 1tasca
state park and are delighted with
this part of the state. They are
making the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Ira French, who has been Wis
itin& at the home of G. C. Raymond
for the past two weeks, left satur-
day for her home in Bemidji. She
was accompanied by Miss Lola Ray
mond, who will spend few days
visiting in Bemidji-LittIe Falls
Transcript.
There are going to be some great
bargains at Troppman's Monday: