The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-01

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lodges excepted. Elliott's Flower
shop. 2-3l
\ Oileen Corbet, Gertrude Pfeiffer
and Ruth johnson Of International
Falls are among the out OF town
weekend visitors * =.. II
Charles MacGregor of Detroit is
spending the day here on business
matters, and while in the city Is a
guest at the Markham hotel.
Miss Genevieve Johnson and Miss
Margaret Mcdonald, who have visit
ed friends at Pennington, returned
to their home In Hines yesterday.
The Rev. George Backhurst, pastor
Of the Episcopal church Of this city,
returned yesterday from visit to
the Indian mission at Leech Lake
reservation.
ar Northern Mimi, agency. Dwight
D. Miller, dependable insurance OF
every kind at fair rates. 18th year.
Phone 1877. Security Bank Bldg.
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Mrs. James Halliday and chill
dren returned to their home at Ray,
Mimi, yesterday after two weeks
visit at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Crowell. vi ( ~:
/ Mrs. j.. Bross who has visited
friends and relatives, In Minneapolis
for a short time returned to her home
at Deer Lake yesterday, being a visi-
tor in Bemidji while enroute to her
home. zr.-5.S'- .s....e.- a..ss-<.z4..- j. r.. r.
. w. G. ,Bolcolm, superintendent Of
the Bemidji schools, returned today
from Chicago where he attended the
annual convention Of the National
Educational association. having been
absent from the city since Sunday.
! Mrs. n. J.. Laney, who has visited
at the home of her son, Harry Laney,
for a few days.; returned to her home
In Turtle River yesterday. She was
accompanied sby her granddaughter,
Jane, who will visit her for some
time. & S.@-2 ggz.z.I b. y. F.,
Word has been received by friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jones who are
spending the winter at Miami. Fla,
that Mr.. Jones and his son, Bradley,
are recovering nicely from the terri
BILE burns which they received at the
time of the forest fires last October.
Duluth Herald.
Il H. Evil. St. Paul; A. X. Voss, De-
troit; o. G. Bowen, Minneapolis; I.eE
Marion, Crookston; H. Rasch, Black
duck; Lieut.. H. #. Vandenberg,
Camp Grant; F. oppenheimer, Du-
luth; H. V. Knocke, st. Paul, and
R. l.. Douglass, East Grand Forks,
are among the guests registered at
the Hotel Markham -.'
Mrs. A. T. Carlson has returned
from the Twin Cities where she visit
ed the millinery markets, purchasing
stock for the Carlson Variety store
She also visited her daughter, Cor
rine Carlson, who is student at
Hamline university, and one of the
star basket ball players of that insti-
tuition. While there Mrs. Carlson
witnessed a game between Hamline
and the Y. w C. A., Hamline win
ming by score of "a to 4.
w. H. Muncy returned yesterday
from Bemidji where he sold four Of
his horses which had been hired by
a lumber company there. Mr.. Muncy
stated that the American Cedar COM
pany at Bemidji has had one Of the
best seasons this winter In its his
tory, owing to the fine weather. Six
horse teams used for hauling aver
aged 5000 posts to a load and the
largest load of railway ties hauled
this winter consisted of $50 ties
Little Falls Transcript.
! The Cass Lake Times says: Among
the Cass Lakers who attended the
basket ball game at Bemidji, Tues
day were Mr.. and. Mrs. J. T.. Gard
ner, Jr., Misses Madeline Smith, Rose
Reuter-, Erma Kimball, Wallace Goss,
Fred Graham, Glen Peck, John Oman,
Henry and John Reuter-, Ben Kla-
bundle, Harold Gorenflo, Albert Nun
len, Caspar Bell, VIM. Cannon, Jack
.Sanwick, A. l.. Cater, J. Holman and
Douglas Cater. Two Harbors took
this game with q 20 to 9 score.