The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-20
DR. Warninger was at the Oscar
Sorenson camp near. Gemmell yes
terday, called to attend an injured
horse, 81 a

| Sorenson camp near Gemmell yes
terday, called to attend an injured
horse. 4
You are all cordially invited to
attend the George Washington party
given BY the Ladies Aid society Of
the Nj b. church in the church base
bent, Friday evening, February "a
1921
Mrs. M. Terway and Mrs. ]. D..
Lambert Of Lengthy are spending sew
eral days In Bemidji on business
matters. Il
Miss Vernice Voltz, who under
went an operation onl her throat yes
terday, at st. Anthony's hospital, is
getting along nicely. IA sss. "a n
Northern Mimi, agency Dwight
D. Miller, dependable insurance Of
every kind at fair rates. 17th year.
Phone 167. Security Bank Bldg.
1d220
a Miss Dora Hazen Of the sO'Leary-
Bowserf company store has returned
from Minneapolis where she attend
ed the annual short course for mer-
chants at the state university.
Miss Carrie Monson, who !. has
charge Of the ready-to-Wear depart
ment in the O'Leary- Bowser COM
pany store, returned this week from
Crookston where she visited her
sister. n
Harry Cell who has been visiting
his parents in this city for some time,
will return to Seattle, WASH, today,
where he will spend few weeks be-
fore returning to Metlakatla,
Alaska. n
The Moose lodge will give q basket
social Friday evening, Feb. ri. All
members and their friends are in
vited to attend Good music and a
good time. 3d22O
Bemidji is noted for being a patrio-
tic city, not only among the adults
but the children as we'll The other.
day a little Miss was told she was a
blond. She promptly, replied, II am
not, am an American. Il. III
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Hello, is that you? What shall we
do Friday evening? Let's go, to the
George Washington party in the
NJ. r. church. It's for the public and
they always; show you good time.
81. 1921
Mrs. d. Layoi Of sF'osston, who has
been the guest of her sister, q Mrs.
Milo Gallinger, for the past three
days, returned to her home yesterday.
She attended the crop show at Crook
ston before coming to Bemidji
Mrs. Minnie Shortridge has resign
ed her position as cigar girl at the
Markham and will leave Saturday for
Sank Center, where she will visit her
mother, Sheswill be succeeded at
the Markham by Miss Catherine Car
ter Of this city. y @sa. sa,j. f (
|6Ss6,Let's go to- the Washington party
Friday evening. rs There is where you
have a good time for your money.
Admission for adults is only one cent
for each letter In the name George
washington and for the children
One-half cent for each letter. 2-221
q. H. Ref Of Bagley, who was a
Bemidji visitor for the past couple
OF days, stated that that city will
have a wonderful baseball team this
year and the lineup is about com
plete. BagIey is. also organizing a
city band. Mr. Ref returned to ms
home yesterday afternoon. ,r II
= u +hgs .s' Z. b.
q. L. Archer Of Fargo, N. D.. T.. q.
Bell Of Duluth, H. D. Cook Of Mime
apolis: o. J. Olson of Chicago; j.
Brunsberg Of Duluth; j. A. Hanson
Of Minneapolis; Charles Moller of
Minneapolis: ]. l.. J orgenson Of Min
neapolis, and William n Largent Of
Duluth were among those registered
at the Markham today, - HIT
LlttIe-known Hero. r.