The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-12

E. w. Hannah Gis3 expected to re-
turn to Bemidji from a. ten days
business. trip to Chicago. IA
Koors' ice cream is made with pure
sweet pasteurized cream. 512tf
s Mrs. John Noel of town of North
ern passed Saturday in the Fifth
+ ward, the guest Of friends
frank Kalkbrenner, who has been
employed as pressman on the Bemidji
Pioneer, has resigned his position.
Cash paid for liberty bonds. In
quire room 81, Markham hotel:
es9 -. 41tf
Mrs. E. Oldberg and Miss Ella
Berg of town of FROM passed Satur-
day in the city on business matters.
Miss Margaret sorenson and Miss
Inga Sorenson of Oklee visited friends
I In Bemidji Saturday, between trains.
Money saving prices on quality
portraits and kodak finishing at
I :Rich's studio Phone STOW 20 10
at. 49, IS 12-lMon
Mrs. Fred Jones of Remer is visit
ing friends and relatives in! the Fifth
ward and town of Northern for some
time.
~ Mrs. Seth Smith and daughter,
S1tanche, of Becida passed a few
hours in the city Saturday, visiting
friends.
70. Pasteurized butter and ~buttermilk
means a good deal--investigate.
@ @.. 49, 1854
Mrs. Fritz johnson OF Debs was
in the city Saturday while en- route
& to Leonard where she will visit rela-
l. tives for some time. ~
I'm going to ask her right this
minute, before Jim gets ahead Of me,
to 60. to the ham and egg supper
Tuesday night. He beat me to it
last year. .., ....-4, .s- .r r2-512
Miss Ruth Williamson, secretary
for superintendent w. G. tBolcom, re-
turned this morning from l. Hudson,
Wis, where she visited during the.
week end. .zr =ss=s ~, -a x. III
c.: s. yMellfald, proprietor of a de-
partment store at Fosston, and party
Il are in Bemidji ON fishing trip.
They will also visit. Cass Lake be-
fore returning home.
yr. Koors' Past butter is. made
L scientifically. Its rich flavor tells.
nv --:sss.,,s..;~os n. @...-4> FOL. 3d514
Mrs. H. J. Ernest and son, Victor
and daughter, Lucy of Funkley, were
in the city Saturday. Mrs. Ernest
came to consult doctor regarding
I her little daughter. /.
Hey, skinnay, you going to the
ham and egg supper Tuesday night?
I am and I am not going alone
I either. Yep, she's. going too. Haven't
1 asked her yet but she went last
I year. - 2-6l2
+ Az Miss Bertha Hunt, who has been
1 the. guest OF. her sister, Mrs. Blaine
/ Lambert and family for, the past
{ three weeks, returned to her home
l in Mankato, MINI, Saturday morn
ing. .> ~ H.
Farm loans made without delay.
See C. NJ. Ascham. office with ii.
/ Opsahl. ...-.. =. 681Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. White, and son
Harold, have moved to "Bfrchmont
where they have taken a cottage for
the summer, from the Hotel Mark
ekan, where they have had an apart
nfent. 81 Z: - <@ "@ 49,
Have you had your dish of ice
cream today? 512tf
H. Simms, a. real estate agent Of
Minneapolis, is spending some time
in Bemidji, being the guest Of Charles
r. Rank, also real estate dealer Of
Minneapolis, who has q summer home
near this city. ~& ~
Tuesday night the men of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
annual ham and egg supper in the
4 church basement. Tickets SOC.
- % 2-512
Mr.. land Mrs. G.. M. Palmer aresex-
pected to return today from Euclid,
Mimi, and vicinity. They have
been visiting DR.. sPalmer's brother,
who has a farm near that place, hay
ing been absent from Bemidti since
Friday.
Hello, is that you? Well, this is
me. How would you like to go to
the ham and egg supper with me
Tuesday night Where? Why. in
the Presbyterian church. All right.
Ill call for you good and early.
2-512
Raymond Hannah, city editor of
The Sentinel, returned to Bemidji
this morning from a visit of several
days in Minneapolis. His brother.
Basil, who accompanied him to Min
neapelis, will remain there for a
longer visit.