The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-04
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aE#t5$ Mrs. Herb Aldrich of, Wilton Wis
tied relatives in Bemidji yesterday.
:$5 Sam Simpson Of Minneapolis was
8%a business visitor in Bemidji today.
NJ, {!.sS Mrs. Charles Barnly of wilton was
the guest Of friends In the city yes
terday. .s%~, ~ ~ ", NY:
81 ! Have you had your dish Of ice
\ cream today? 512tf
! s4LssO 4Myhre OF, town Of Liberty was
!. among the business visitors in the
( city yesterday. p
= Mrs. A. e. Arnold of Turtle River
4 was between train visitor in the
! city yesterday.
IL Farm loans made without delay,
: See G. M. Ascham, office with ]. J.
n Opsahl. 68-1Mo
Mrs. G. A. Burr of Liberty passed
yesterday in Bemidji shopping and
calling on friends.
* Mrs. I. E. Raymond of town Of
Il Fr0hfl was among the out Of town
y shoppers yesterday.
!, :. $4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
4 Land Co.. d71tf
D Is Miss Mildred Shell Of Becida
II autoed to 7Bemidji-r~yesterday and
Y passed the day with friends.
~ Mrs. Edward currey left this
s morning for Duluth and Minneapolis
i whore she will visit for ten days.
I! Koors' ice cream is made with pure
sweet pasteurized cream. 612tf
Miss Mabel Wager, commercial
II teacher in the Beniidji schools, will
spend her summer vacation at Shore
ham, MINI.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scott and party of
Little Falls autoed to Bemidji yes
Ssrday. They plan on making the
y return trip today
Cash paid for liberty bonds. In
quire room 81, MARKHAM hotel. 41tf
y, H. L. Weloa of Pinewood has re-
turned from Churches Ferry, N. D.,
where he had been looking after
his farm interests. 49,:
/. p Theodore Amundson, whose home
: is at Debs,. has returned from active
J. service lover there" having been in
the service for two years. r.
Mrs. Jennie Elliott 81. Pine v ewood,
u who had been IN rBemidji, Under the
care of physician for some time,
has returned ITO her home =.
': Ice cream is the national dessert
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Miss Dora; tHazen 4of the g 'Leary
FBowser company, has returned from
two weeks vacation spent at Eagle
Bend and :Parkers Prairie.
- Mrs: E. c. Berg Of Sugar Bush and
Miss Gena Swanson and M. Holland
t:er1 Of FROM were among the out of
1Dwn business visitors yesterday,
II Mr. and = Mrs. William Fellows,
Miss Alice Fellows, and Miss Ethel
Kruger Of Tenstrike autoed to Be-
midi yesterday and transacted bust
Hsness.
~ Same prices as before the war on
kodak finishing at Rich Studio, 20
Nl0th St. Phone STOW. 613-1Mo
Il Miss Mabel Rockensok left last
evening. for Minneapolis enroute to
sChicago' and Darlington, ILL.,, where
she will visit relatives and friends
aforAsome time.
<.. Mrs. Dor. Barnell of Eagle Bend is
visiting at the home of her son on
Oak street and also at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Emma Barlow of the
Fifth ward.
Paddy Kean was fined five dollars,
(which he paid, when araigned in
municipal court yesterday on a
charge Of drunkenness, to which he
pleaded guilty. .~~.e~
from France, having been in
the service for fifteen months. He
was with the victorious Yanks who
occupied Luxumberg. 4
F. r.. Smalley Of Minot, N. d., has
spent the past two days in Bemidji
ON business matters for the 500 rail-
road. While here he also visited his
aunt, Mrs. F.. D. Higbee. r. f13$
q 4 " Mrs. Charles Nangle and qdaugh--
: ter, Mics Claire Nangle, left this
afternoon for Grand Forks, NJ. d.,
: where they: will attend the Madam
Amelia Call Curci concert.
X Mrs. J. Kemp returned to- her
home in Minneapolis last evening.