The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10


was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. p. Brandvick OF Nary and
Mrs. William Hunt Of Northern
spent Saturday In Bemidti shopping;
T. B. Peters OF Minneapolis was q
guest at the Markham Saturday. j
while in the city on business. matters
Major H. Mcdonald and wife Of
Minneapolis are, among the visitors
in Bemidji.y being guests at the Mark
ham. s. = 2 - s ~: i.
Post cardsportraits. only 81 rs. dozs:
proofs supplied. Kodak finished post
cards only Sc each. Rich Studio. %
10th St. .~..' + X. ss , 1Mo4S
Judge C.aW.S Stanton will return
Wedne sday1 from Washington, D. CT,
where he visited DR.. and Mrs. G. r.
Sanborn. S5sa& #g%5a.7s.5s5 5s I'd +
See the Bemidji Stationary store
| for rubber stamps, fac smile sigma
ture stamps, notarial seals and cor
poration seals. 35tf
l - ----- $780, .'F7'a2' "'fa' f&jastg
s.. G. Smiley, Minneapolis; A. O..
Sunde, Minneapolis, and II. Stuv-
vesent of Detroit Weress among the
weekend visitors.
Mrs.#Alice Kappa of Rogers Spur
was in Bemid jts Saturday nroute to
Walker, where she will transact
businesssfor a short time ,t..5sr.I
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Nicholas OF
Melrose are visiting at the; home of
Mrs. Nicholas parents Mr.. and AIRS.
| I. E. Raymond ofgtown of FROM for.
short time. ri
Basket social and dance will he given.
at the Odd Fellows hall by the Mod
ern Woodmen Tuesday eve, March
11th, all Royal Neighhors 81 and
| friends are invited -, S IDAHO
Mrs. ]. w. -Crandall, who has visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Fred Peterson snf
New Rich1and, MINI, for a month,
was in Bemidji Saturday enroute to
her home in Buena Vista 7~
ese Harold Morse is spending the
| week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Morse Of Dewey avenue. He
| is employed at the Burton Clothing
store at International Fans. ~r~ -.
MIR. and Mrs 8. B. Silyerton who
have visited their daughter, Mrs.
S. C. Case of Pine iRver for month
and their son, e. j.. Silyerton of
Grand Rapids for two weeks, will re-
turn to their home in Canada soon.
Mrs. NJ. c. Paul, Mrs, Frank Eng
elking, Mrs. Herman Engelking, Err
nest Paul, Fred Dibble, Miss Nelson
| down from ENorthome Sunday even
ing to attend the Methodist Centen-
airy Conference "a.
Among the guests at the Markham
Saturday were."J. H.: viereg, st.
Cloud; G. H. Spear, Duluth; s. H..
Paxton, st. Paul; R. E.. Fortz, Min
neapolis; g.. H. Fritts,s Minneapolis;
| B. H. .Theisen, Minneapolis, and
George Ruthner of Deer River
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. e. church
will serve a 36c supper in the church
basement Monday night to the pub
lie, commencing, at $3.50 o'clock.
The menu is as follows. aas.- "a,
Pot roast, mashed potatoes, cab
bage salad, jelly. apple pie, Oh eese,
coffee. 80 ~. &c 2-39
Miss Edith Mills arrived II from
| Mankato normal Saturday morning.
and will spend spring vacation week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Mills, returning: to 55Mankato. next
Saturday. School will reopen Tues.
day.. Her room mate. Miss Mabel
Johnson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
o. johnson accompanied her as far
as Minneapolis. where she will spend
her vacation with her grandmother.
Mrs. Olive Fjelstad, and her uncle.
and aunt, DIR. and MIS- Bake.
Girl Tries High Finance.
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