The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-27

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Mrs. r.. J. Fenton is visiting
friends in Pinewood. '>
{s3. Mrs. BENJAMIN fShawl2r=of Wilton
transacted business in the city yes:
terday., ..s:-. ;. ~ @s:a
George Forte of town of Liberty
wis among the business visitors in
the city yesterday. -, Z.
$4,000 to loan ION farms. Dean
Land Co. - Z" d71tf
s$ +s Mrs. e. c. Berg of Sugar Bush was
among the out Of town business Wis
itors in the city yesterday, ,,s,z,7a,,.:
s.s County Superintendent J. C. Nc
& Ghee is expected to return to Bemidji
4 today from a trip to Baudette.
u ii Mrs. Charlotte Clark of Irvine av-
n enue left yesterday for Wenatcho,
q Wis, where she will MAKE her future
lshome.
N Tickets now on sale at Netzer's for
4, "'All a Mistake" Friday at the Grand
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Misses sigma and Marie Bella of
town of FROM were the guests of
( friends in the city yesterday.
i :Wyman Ball of ReynoldsrNf ;D,.
arrived in Bemidji yesterday to at
d tend the funeral of his father, George
Ball, who died this week.
z5as Mrs. J. r. Burns and son, Lawrence
= Will leave tomorrow morning for An
-1fpka and Minneapolis, where they will
I 5iXisit friends and relatives for two
Z E%Casf paid for liberty bonds. In
.Quire room 81, Markham hotel. 41tf
8 Mrs. Emil Olson of town Of Liberty
7 has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Falls, who is confined at St:
u Anthony's hospital, following an
B operation.
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4 Sixteen-inch mixed, hard and soft
Il slaf wood for sale. So per load. Pc
u midi Mfg. Co. Phone 481. 1887
Il Mrs. Ernest Falls Of Bemidu,< nee
y Miss Della Olson. who was, operated
II upon some time ago at St. Anthony's
9 hospital for appendicitis, lis getting
I along nicely.
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Frank Miller, who has been visit
"a ing his daughter, Miss ELSA. Miller,
Il and also attending to business mat
ters in yMankato, returned to Bemidji
ii yesterday: 49, a+..4 -
IT, al sour tickets now for "All a
I'll 81 3d627
| Henfy Fallon went to Fargo to-
III day + to attend the. funeral of his
n brother-in-law, John Rusness. Mrs,
u G. M. BACON left earlier in tn week,
II being called there by the death OF
Il Il Mr.. Rusness. -.
4 f Mrs. R. V. Brant, Mrs. Mont
/. Brant, Mrs. William Traverse, and
& Mrs. John Efchendorf, of Tenstrike
Hmotored TO- Bemidji yesterday and
4 passed several hours shipping.
Mrs. William Melville and son Les
s ter, who have been visiting relatives
+::3 in Grand Forks for the past two
Is weeks, are in Bemidji and will visit
3 here for some time before returning
81 to their home in Eveleth.
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& Keep. &stodak story :oof the. child:
3. rem Film developed 10c;' print Sc
q &c, Sc Money also saved: you On
+. portraits. Rich Studio, 20 10Th: St
II. II = x;~:s, -, 714-1M tE
II Leo Opsahl has gone to Grand
II. Rapids, MIMI, where he will look
Is after ~ room fiat building, which
II his father, J. J. Opsahl, has recently
III purchased. Leo was one of the grad
81 yates Of the Bemidji high school
s, class Of 1919. ,..
81 OLAF Cuisine ss, who has just re-
IS turned from years service III
a France, is the guest of his sister, Mrs
N 8. ,Liljedahl. Cuisines was in thu
,,E1 Argonne drive and several other bat
RI ties. He was at the front from Oc
81 tOber 16 to November 5.
N $ffst The Elko orchestra will play bott
$ afternoon and evening, for "All
Mistake" at the Grand, Friday
y, 1852
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&; J. ]. Opsahl and family have
81 moved to the Charles Krahn farm
near Lavinia for the summer. Ro!
IS Opsahl is farming the place this sea
4 son. Mr.. Opsahl will maintain hi
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