The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-23
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morning from a business trip to
Goodridge.
Mrs. Clara Burke of Bemidji ar
rived here Monday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bakke
Ted Peterson and Henry Oslund Of
Debs were Pinewood business visitors
Tuesday.
. Nels Flesing and Ole Dahle were
in Pinewood purchasing some general
supplies Wednesday. :, -.t$s5 4itt3.., 49,
S. O.. Jallen, the country ,merch-
ant, was Bemidji business visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. Erickson, the Trail hardware
man, was a business visitor here
Thursday.
\. B. Ousley of Wilton, NJ:
arrived here Wednesday evening to
visit his brother Dave and family,
who he has not seen for seventeen
years, e.
Il. Gordon and M. Chandler of
Pientywood, Montana, arrived here
Wednesday with bunch Of western
horses, there are some good sized
teams among them.
Clarence Millard was Bemidii
visitor.
George Creighton of Debs lett for
Bemidji Friday. He expects to be
gone for some time.
MRS. Chris Moller returned We'd
nesday from a several days visit at
Bemidji.
Clarence Johnson of Debs, who re-
turned from the hospital at Bemidji
Saturday had to return again Fri
day for further treatment.
t Nels Rude, manager OF the Mercan-
tile company store here, is confined
in the hospital at Bemidji with the
hu. we wish for him 4 speedy re-
covery.
DR.. lesser of Oklee, was here Fri
day ia king examinations Tor life in
surance. Among those, examined
were Carl Koppang, Fred Peterson
and Louis Mathieson.
Mrs. Marie C,oose, was Bemidji
business visitor Friday. -: ~ -
The Misses Mabel Kirkvold, Hega
Bakken and G.. Koppang were Be-
midi visitors Thursday.
Olof Geleu was Bemidji bust
ness visitor Friday" l.. - ~ 81
Vernon Lundgren, VIM. Klinger
and Irving Lundgren were Belnidtii
visitors Friday.
Us JoseDhine Wenstrom of Debs,
arrived here Friday from Bemidji for
a visit with her parents. Her grand
father, MIR. Wenstrom, met her here
and drove her. home.
Mrs. Clara Burke Of Bemidji, re-
turned home Monday after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bak-
Ike several days.
The Misses Fac Freeman and Flor
ente Tayes, teachers of the Debs con-
sclidated school, left Saturday for
their holiday vacation. They gave
good entertainment at their school
before leaving. !
The masquerade ball given by the
George Brurn post of the American
Legion of Pinewood was we'll attend
ed by large crowd and many good
costumes were worn Miss Elsie
Klinger, dressed as. Liberty, won the
ladies' prize and William Elliott as
a typical Rube won the. mems prize, !
but al Thompson and Tom Fossend
made the most fun with their conf !
cal makeup. The boys deserve |
credit for their good time and if yod |
can show us nicer crowd of young
felix's than were here we would like |
to see them.
William 1verson returned Monday
from a business trip to North Dakota. |
He reports no snow out there.
The wide sleighs are already in !
use around here and we must give
the two young men credit for being
the first to obey the new law and
hone others will follow suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson ar
rived here from North Dakota for a !
visit with Mr.. Thompson's parents,
who lives near Debs
Charles Scrutchin, the Bemidji at
torney, was here on business Mon i
day. ; =.
Ole DAZZLE and Matt Berg were Be-
midi business visitors Monday. !
Mrs. E. yF. Strife Of <Clear Lake, ;,
Mimi, was visitor here Monday.
The auction sale at c. A. Bye's :
store was we'll attended and large
crowd was present and a large sale
of all kinds OF Merchandise was made
at reduced prices. II