The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-05

II vIS 1871 WE ~ ~ ~EA 1AfA No - ~ -
Lots OF houses. Let me sell you
ono. e. j. Willis, the landman.
III Take home brick sof Koor's ice
|. cream. 5;3a: Sa1.S 5 Ia III NJ 4-6tf
Warren H. Allen of Walker spent
4 Saturday in Bemidji. s%|E =. Z IT. : Y
A.s G. McAfahon OF Crookston spent
Saturday lin this city. .sS8@ a. II
H.s Lehman Of Pine River was a
4 Sunday visitor in Bemidji. 81 III. =:
Axel Mattssons of Virginia was a
business visitor here on, Saturday.
Mrs. George; Kush OF ST. Paul@is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Al Mike
and family. &tt,r SFS& i. Is. !s#f@&
The dance Nthat was to held in
the New Kaplan building, April a6th,.
has been postponed to al later date
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5s Mrs. Sidney Miller of Pinewood
y waSfa between train guest OF Bemid1i1
friends on Saturday. %s,ts>> IA. ~,
The Philomathian club will meet
this evening with A. P. Richie at
his home, 1907 Minnesota avenue.
/, II have in the pound one white,
q mare at 323 Park avenue. james
+ Hahn, poundmaster. %@ Es:.s 2t4-5:
Elwood listed returned to- his du-5t
n ties at University Sunday evening,
after spending the Easter vacation at
\ his home here. ~ s.... ..%, $50 . Z.
# Miss Sadie Chesboro returned to:
4 her school duties at, Belle PLANE Sat-
urday, after spending her vacation
NJ with Bennidj il relatives, .,&1}..
The union musicians are giving a
, dance in the Armory Easter Monday.
u April 5th. 1%g I. = {5s$~% SITS:
, The Order of the Eastern Star will
\ hold their regular meeting in the Ma
sonic hall tomorrow evening. All
members are urged to be present.
a Miss Valerie Doran% was hostess at
<. a ~ O'Clock Easter dinner. at her
I home, yesterday. Her guests were
I. Miss Ruby Case, Allen Doran and
Russell Brooks. 2% - r. y. 1S>>~>
BIZ Spot cash paid Tor Liberty Bonds,
j end Liberty Bond receipts. See G.i
Z 8. Ho0ley at Northern Grocery Co,
during the day, or ut Markham hotel.
4 evenings. >'..,' 49,. '@.sF,@ : A1117t1
G.s Be1nidji Chapter {. No. TO-, Royal
Il Arch Masons,. will! hold regular COM
munications in the Masonic temple
:. this evening. Members earnestly re-
! Quested to be present. > ~. ' ''S j
a ten piece union. orchestra will
\; ter Monday IN the Armory. Remem-
!, Der the musit they furnished for the
y timber workers dance. 5t4-5
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Mr.. and Mrs: F. w. Trealeven ar
rived Friday night to make a short
visit at the p. L.. Hines home, on their
way from Minneapolis to their. home
at Hannah, N. H. They left for Da-
Z kota today. ss.-. -" - -" -.
Miss Dorothy Torrance left Satur-.
4 day evening for St. PAU, to resume
her sduties as assistant supervisor Of
: music in the public schools there afr
I er spending the spring vacation with
: her parents. So =" :.
4 Twill sell at auction, my black
smith equipment, buildings, stock
and household goods at my black
smith shop at'Wilton, on Saturday,
April. 10 at 10 a. m. H. F. Krumrey,
1s, ~ 5d4-4
f%S Miss Alice Hammond, daughter of
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond, and
Henry Wilson, tailor at the Kemp
Clothes Cleaning Shop, will be mar
ried on April 9Th. They will make
their home here. ..,.'<s.g
& Herbert Warfield arrived, the lat
ter part Of last week from the south,
where he has made business trip of
several months, spending the greater
portion of the time in Oklahoma. He
will remain in, Bemidji for the pre-
sent. ~ r. = ~
Single comb white Leghorn setting
eggs from all winter layers, for
saleeby George Bergland. Phone H.
w. ":>. ~ T. - - q. 2d4-5
Y Mrs. Fred Langdon and little; son,
Wayne, returned Saturday morning
from a VISIT of week at Albert Lea |
andsSt Paul. Mrs. .Langdon's moth |
er, Mrs. H. w. Jones, returned with |
her; and will visit her, for a month.
# Mrs. F. A. Hass received telegram
Friday informing her that her broth
er had his hand crushed in machinery
with1which he was working, necessit-
ating the amputation Of the hand.
Mrs. Hasst left Saturday morning for
Detroit, Mich, to be with him.