The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-19

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q. ID, RocKvog III i Fergus 70 ,F''a.iillhs was
Monday visitor here. - -
&C. A. Peterson Of -Northome spent
the day here on business:
=, "a. s Georssette Of Virginia, spent
Monday here on business. +,
Eddie Elleftson Of Gully spent
Mondoy here On business. 4
Fresh. sweet milk ana cream, sold
at Ganterb bakery 10-6tf
Eleanor Garritt of Deer River was
a Bemidji caller yesterday. 4
civilian G. White of Big Falls was
= Bemidji business visitor today. Il.
TAKE HON. = brick o. Koor's ice
cream. 4-btf
Harry Palmer Of Grant Valley,
transacted business in the city yester-
day.
Fried Spring Chicken a la Mary
land at the Markham Coffee Shop,
Wednesday, $3.50 to 1880 p. m.
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J: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Skoogland of
= Northern, drove to Bemidji and spent
Sunday.
e. Berghman and family of Inter-
national Falls were Bemidji visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Emma ,Hinshaw of Wilton,
was a between train shopper In the
city on Monday.
Fried Spring Chicken a la Mary
land at the Markham Coffee Shop,
Wednesday, $3.50 to 1880 p: m.
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Mrs. Lark Petrie Of Becida visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Slough
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John Wittkowski, Herman Dusha
and Herman Sternch of Foley were
MONDAY visitors In this city.
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JOHN Nie1son OF Mentor, is visiting
his sbruther-in-law, Gust Larson OF
Irvine avenue. for a short time.
.'Fffed Spring Chicken a Ia Mary
land fat the Markham Coffee Shop,
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Hpot cash paid Tor Liberty Bonds.
~ q. b. Hooley at Northern Gro
cory Co., during the day, Or ct the
Nafkhain hotei EVENING": 49, 7-2stf
~: o. Hanson, E. la. Laney and v.
Killarney of Ashby were among the
business visitors in this city on Mon
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10 Leroy Elwell, cashier Of the
Farmers State Bank. went to Mime
ab8M last evening on q short business
till -: y r. = 80.
&;;sEfied Spring Chicken la Mary
lind at the Markham Coffee Shop,
Wsddnesday. $50 toy: p m:
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"f1le Royal Neighbors will give al
dAhce at the Odd Fellows hall, Tues
4y evening. Good music and 9 good
tff1e assuredl i" 2d1O-19|
>2,a,1iss Mabel Welch and her brother
Mkfvin arrived yesterday from Orion
VILE, MIMI, to Join their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.! r. WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hakkerup and
fal1ily returned yesterday from Pu-
posky where they spentAthe Weekend
With the Christ Jensen family and
spent part Of the time hunting. /
:: .Fried Spring Chicken a la Mary
land 1T the Markham Coffee Shop,
wednesday, $3.50 to 1880 p. m. i
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For the best all around service send
ybpr dyeing and dry cleaning to Fhe
Model Dry Cleaners. 305 Third street.
TIone oe'' :: 1872
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sinness and Mrs.
Eiiorbeck of Gonvick, motored to Be-;
midi yesterday and spent the day
With Mr.: and Mrs. A. Greguson, 1927:
LAKE Boulevard. i
The Union orchestra will. furnish
music for the Royal Neighbors' dance
it Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday even:
ing. Sd, 2d10-1s
Miss Lawretta McClernan, who has
been visiting relatives at Lahore, N.
d. for the past month, returned to
her home, accompanied by her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foran.
/ when. you next need feed try the
Courtney Seed e Feed Co., where
prices, are right. At Grinsger's 0Eo-'l
cSry. On s3rd Street. I 9-Stf