The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-25

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Take home q BRICK OF Koor's Ice
krsam. ..7T;s-'t .'E<.. 4-6tf
mn B e. Howe of Osakis spent Thurs
day In Bemidji on business. .st1.s5gsSassE
5js$55.. Mrs. G:lP. Dunno of Remer was
q BemidN visitor on Thursday. -, +
5Es sE.fF 3 $780, - -. e = g 81
e. s. Forgette Of Virginia was a
!, visitor in this. city on Thursday.
!. All sollom OF Middle River, spent
v Thursday in this city on business.
w. "A. Werreid Of Deer River was
a businessqvisitor in the city today.
J. W. Griffith of ;Hibbing was a
slBZemidji business. visitor. yesterday.
GIRL for general nousework. sWrite|
:. =, - 60. - :. 9-24-tf|
Theodore, jacobson, Of 5 Littlefork /
:, was a visitor in this city on Thurs
day. * @s3?- MAJ ~ j. n, S. @s>
Mrs. -s.sP. Ireland 81. Portland, Ore,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. M. T. Nit !
chell.. .>.:.... $3.50. <... /
O. Anderson of Leonard~was among
|atre business visitors in the city vest
:. ~. =.
&C., - - -.
: y Mrs. Barney Gibney of; Eckles, was
shopping and calling on friends: mere
8syesterday. 49, -~-. ~ T.. 49,, Ill.
Il 1Mr. and, Mrs. j.. Burns of Detroit
8 we're among the out Of town visitors
on Thursday.
:. Mr,sand Mrs. J: c. Vogler of Nebish
motored to aBemid il Friday and visit
ed with friends. H.r... ,"z.f, :.,.'g|
81. Rex Sunday-Bert Lytell in "Alias
Jimmy Valentine" The biggest
I event Of the year: ,: 1tS-zo
s... Spot casl, paid for Liberty Bonds.
See G. 3. Il Hooley at Northern Gro /
Gerry Co.'s during the day. or at the
Ii Markham hotel evenings. 7-2Stf|
a ssss: A. M: Mcbride, game warden of
D Walker, was a business caller In the
city on Friday. :.
Will pay ten cents a pound for
clean cotton rags up to eight O'Clock
S tonight: Pioneer. : 1tS-25 I
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.. Rider and N.
Hanson of Shevlin were Bemidji Wis
9 ftors on Friday.
;sst REX sunday--Bert Lytell in <'Alias
Jimmy, Valentine" The biggestl
\ event of the year, lt9-25 |
3S5SS John Hartell and daughter of
Il sBrainerd were among the out of town !
visitors here in Friday FL = H1El
VII Miss Bernice- O'Morrow and Miss
Vera Bacon of Federal Dam were
among the Friday visitors in Bemid-
jill *'S.~ - h.. -:..'
1& When you next need feed try the
II Courtney Seed & Feed Co., where
B, prices are right. At Grinager's Gro
Scery on 3rd street. 9-9tf
e. mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Eastman ar |
D rived last evening from Duluth from
Fla visit of a few days with Mrs. East !
mans mother, Mrs. Emma Collard.
81 J. Elwood listed left this morning |
for iMinneap polls, where he will re-
suma his work at the University OF
j Min resota. Mr.. listed is a sopho-
more.
y =
Ia Me- O. Riggs has returned from !
i her witt in Illinois and will resume
\ her r;ano teaching on Oct. 1. Any |
None desiring instruction on piano, call |
sSer a home. Phone 623-J. Id 9-24
s Far your next cleaning job call IS |
and set acquainted with the particu-
y lar cleaners for particular people. |
Swiss Cleaners, 512 Beltrami ave.
IL r Z. ~ y. 3d9-27'
T. Nc. ames Henry Cell and Earl
IGei1 Minnesota avenue, are visiting
frierd=: at Duluth, Virginia and 9TH
Ter points on the range for a short
|. time
H. Hay, oats, corn, barley, bran,
/ shorts, dairy feed, ETC., at the
Courtney, Seed & Feed Co., in car
! lots or hundred weight. 120 Third
/ street, Phone $751;. Sunshine Grocery.
81 9-22tf
r Miss Eva billiard of Lengthy, re-
turned to her home Friday. She sub
mitted to an operation for Appendix
,stis at st. .Anthony's hospital. from /
which she recovered very nicely. She
also spent few days with Mrs. Ar
thur White, at her home on Mime
{{sota avenue.
6 George Johnson Of Tekamah, Neb.,
ARRIVED in the city last evening for
i visit with his grand daughter, Mrs.
i E. P. McMahan, 100 Dewey avenue.
2Mr. johnson is a Civil war veteran