The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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y. H. Koors returned yesterday
nom bustne sss =! trip i TO. to Red Lake:
raks home . pr,cksof Koor's ice
PerSsan VI ;.i ., $as. 4:5tf
81 Z: E: Bowen Of Waghkish,,,' Was was a
skusiness caller iii Bemid1iS Thursday.
sa - :. i ti-Ltttts ,>ts Ns IN; 'i
CHI Tor general house ::=sga0r
Mrs D.sJ core. Box a,ki i 4 city: ::
s u Rev. J. H. Randall Of sClearbrook,
visited with friends in Bemidji on
. Thursday. s35zs ~ q ~ = -
S Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Martin, Of Tur-.
lie River, motored to Bemidj1 Thurs
day and called on friends. =: :.
j Mrs. H. ostrander Of Turtle River,
smotored; to Bemidji : Thursday and
spent the Sday with friends. p .:z12..s
= George; Cox returned. toS Bemidji
Yesterday, after visiting with rela-
tives at Scribner for the week ! = :.
sixteen inch mixed harq ana 1ort
,laD wood, for sale, $3.50 Per load.
Bemid1i Mfg. Co.; Phone 4S1.ssT&Fti
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ridene, Of
Turtle River. were business. trans
actors in the city Thursday between
trains. =. >...-.s-.- H., -
when you next need feed try the
ssss,eartney Seed & Feed Co., where
~ -. Ces are right. At Grinager's Gro
lery on 3rd street. p %-:979tf
Dennis Mohler, who has been euas7s
ployed in the Dakotas- for some time,
was in Bemidji yesterday en- route to
his home at Northern. ~ : d.
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" Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See g. B. Hooley at Northernf Gro
Gerry Co., during the day. or ats the
Markham hotel evenings. .7-29tt
a.. !. - "; So
= For your next cleaning job call IS
and get acquainted with the particu-
lar cleaners for particular people.
Swiss Cleaners; 512> Beltrami ave.
- J.. ~.s 3d9-27
MIR. and Mrs: A. NJ. Rognlien and
Mrs. Frodahl of Wilton, also M. A.
Rognlien from Wisconsin, were
guests at the J. J. Opsahl home, yes
terday. -
Mrs. Tom Smart has announced
that there will be another dance at
-the'Armory this evening. A six!piece
orchestra will furnish music for the
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: Miss Myrtle Moberg entertained a
few, girl friends last evening at her
:hot,me, West Fourth street, in honor
sof her twelfth birthday A deic-
sions luncheon was served atstb close
81 "a social eYenfng: =: = =. =
Hay, oats, corn, barley, bran,
shorts, dairy feed, etc, p At the
Courtney Seed 4 Feed Co., sin,scar
-lots or hundred weight. 100 Third
street, Phone a51, Sunshine Grocery:
9-22tf
Mrs. g. o. Ryggs returned Wednes-
day evening from a visit of five weeks
with her mother at Aledo, Ill. She
will resume her piano teaching on
October I. Arrangements for: stu
dents can be made with her at her
homo. 900 =
!. Mr.. and Mrs: Ernest Davis and
two children, wilbur and Thelma,
left yesterday for their home at Ak
tell, Nebr., after visiting at the home
of Mr.. and MRS. Henry Paqufn. Mr..
Davis and Mrs. .Paquin are brother
and sister. - ~ - I
Mrs. E.. e. Kenfeld, MRS: H.. D.
Kenfield, Miss Lucy DUNCAN land
Miss Arvil1a Kenfield motored to
Cass Lake on "Wednesday, where they
attended shower given inzhonor or
Miss Bertha Harding. The shower
! Has given at the Taylor home. =,
:, Captain: NJ; c. yMacGregors arrived
in the city last evening, hayfng. re-
Gently received his discharge from
military service: Mr:%MacGregpr has
been stationed in Russia since the
var ond wi11 vioi% of} tho homo ri hfa