The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-16

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]. 5 ~ SOCIAL ANE
iAF N. A. Forsyth of Fergus Falls spent
: Wednesday in the city on business.
n Red 2. q =. yellow ii !, plums, s2.7s, crate:
&, 81 .Troppman's. > lts-l6
al Take home a brick OF Koor's Ice
,.ssf eream. ." = 4-6tf
nm W. q. LaCroix5of Deer; River was
IA business visitor here; yesterday.
$F- Miss Lottie Ward of Crockston was
LIS caller in the city on Wednesday, =
Blue. e. p'ums, crate, sl i 7 5;s,
= MANS - 41' ltS-l6
- =. G. G. selvig of Crookston was a
i, Bemidji business visitor on Wednes-
!: day. = :: 80: = -. :.
lie. Raymond of FROM, was. a
business transactors in the city We'd
! nesday..
-: T. j: Clauson and Joe Gillette Of
Baudette<: were business visitors. In
the city yesterday. ~ ~. -.
:zy Biggest dance of the season at the
-. Armory tonight. =. -. 2d9-1l
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Treving of Eos
:o&o OF tho PpfQr Thor
: son home during the fair.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Carson of
-. GIenwood were among the out Of
town visitors in Bemidji yesterday.
g: Don't forget to take your best girl
+. rs the Armory tonight. 2d9-17
~: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LeglerNEoA
?" blackjack, were guests OF Mr. and
MRS. G. M. Bacon yesterday !
- Catchy popular music properly
played at the big dance at the Arm
DRY tonight. =: 2ds-17
- Mrs. John keenan, and Miss Made
:: Zine Main of Turtle River spent Wed
!. nesday with Remidtj friends:ss,*
! -. !" .1sss&$4
=: G. A. Stevens e. S. BastienSAnd
-, George L. johnson of LittlezFalls,
were Bemidji visitors vest "A
Fancy Bartlett pears, $4:5obox, At
'Troppman's: <zlts-le7
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence COCHRAN Of
Grand Forks, are>yisiting relatives
in the city and attending the fair 7
syncopation? Hear that Banjo at
the big dance at the Armory tonight.
4ad4 T.. 2r9-16-17
= Mr.. and MRS. Ed. sTostrud Of Buena
vista, were among the out Of town
business: callers here yesterday !: :: :,
= A. Childgren Of Minneapolis, has
. recently accepted position with
=O'Leary-Buwser Co., in their storeI.sssSs
:His1op crab crab: apples, $3.50 box ),
Troppman's. 1915
+Essl Miss Eva Porter of Red Lake Falls,
6. has accepted a position as dry goods
=: clerk in the O'Leary-Bowser store. Il
SS&45 E:~-, .,-::-.
NJ: The whole town will be: there
Where? At the Armory dancec to-
n'sn'' y, 1o'A'1:
J.>R. Norris of Williams, returned
to his homeatoday after spending sew
eral days in the city on business.
II. - - i
Mrs. .Parmelias Meliegin:. of Eagle
Bend, was.an thescity Wednesday en-
route to Fnnosky. where she Will Wis
it. with Mrs. Minnie WarneEs
- - '~."F &; ~
=! Mr.. and Mrs. r: j.: Russ. and
daughter, Madeline. motored to Be-
midi yesterday from Lacota, N. D.,
to visit at the Peter Thorson home
and to attend the county fairy IL
Barr Chandler of Twenty-fr and
Park, had the misfortune to have a
finger crushed at the Bemidji Manu-
Afacturing Co.'s plant yesterday. He
u. under medical care at his home. i
Frank and Vina Cossentine Of
Ragle Bend, were in the city Wednes-
day en- route to Blackduck to- visit |
with relatives. They will return here
for the fair: They are making the
trip by motor. !
!, :. 80: -- - =
: ;, Mrs. A. H: Trowbridge and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Huntosh, motored
here on Tuesday from :Frazee and are
guests of Mrs. Alice Blair, 81. Thir-
teenth street. They are mother, and
sister of Mrs. Blair. :" |
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John J.. Conway, Of Minneapolis, !
who is interested in farm lands in
Beltrami county Is in the city. Mr..
Conway is much interested In the
county fair exhibit, as he was also |