The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL 81

SOCIAL A Nd
o.. w. Youngren and family of Hal /
B lock were Bemidji visitors yesterday.
watch Tor c. e. Battles mower ad
tomorrow. : - ~Sf, - T. 1t7-28
.psat Tsssss & ssES BUSINESS ness
* Mr.. andy,drs. !: B: Burnns ofS1ron-
bn were Tuesday visitorssin Bemid-
rake home prick got Koor'.# ice
cream :S ~ Us u :3 :.: s4 l-tltf
Miss Mabel e. ssGrinols Of Pine Riv-
$ er was . caller In the city on Tues
day. Nd -,a% $I= , l.. ,%:. h: 2s:
Mower given away. Read Battles
S5 I'D tomorrow. Vi &SSa q Tx y ~ 1t7-2S|
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ebert of Thief
River Fails spent Tuesday in Y l[s
city, ~ <j !. >s; Hi. /: s::s9s
2t8%2 t5*s = D. g.tl 90 i5Hsae5s 81 sss3.
". Mr.. and Mrs, e. j.. Kelly of, Wa
E z SEGA. were visitors In the city vest
erday. s:s., s5 81 &5 r 5as
Mrs. Olga Hayth of Northern is
q visiting with Bemidji friends for a
few days. :,.:a q. =. =. . /. - J. a
N 4: Z. r.: Kelly and family of Crooks
IN ton ton, were among the Tuesday visitors
n IA th this city. H. .s@. .s.Z..@5 >. ~
\ :z Sixteen: inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood, for sale, $3.50 per load.
4 R'.epfdji'Mafg. Go. Phone 4sl: T&Ft Il
( IW." F. GKunitz and J. HI Dawson Of
Brainerd were business callers hers
yesterday. -. @s&
z{.S$ H. D. Sullivan and 3. F.; Rossberg
of Crookston were among the bust;
ness callers in. this city yesterday. >, 4
Mower given away Read Battles
:ad tomorrow. lt7-2S
+. II; n Mrs. J. c. Courtney and Mrs. Belle
Denley and son, Merton, left this
morning for Park Rapids to visit a
Il few days. ~
sE < DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Burns and Mrs.
Burns of Albert Lea were among the
{ out of town visitors in Bemidji on
~ Tuesday. >,...' a
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Johnson of
RE- >Owatonna were Tuesday visitors in
y Benidji. ~: .a- =, =
Il! Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Gillette ,of
SIT Grand Forks, are enjoying a ten-day
vacation at their summer home at
( Buena Vista. :. ...* 4: T.. -"
r. A large land sales. organizat ton
desires to get in communication with
y owners of large tracts. Address Lock
T Box 80, Bemidji. MINI: :, 5-25tf
$Ss- : ~. ~ >.7T - - & =. = -
q. Mrs. Charles Nangle, and Miss
i5 Claire Nangle left Monday evening
for an extended visit in .Minneapo-s
4 lis and Chicago. < vi II
/ t. Nels Christianson of Phelps,' Wis,
has arrived to spend the remainder
Z .0f the summer with his daughter,
~ $ y H.: - : = 49,
Frank Bernick !, returned to, ST.
TT Cloud yesterday after spending The,
weekend with his sisters, Mrs: r. II.
H. Schumacher and Miss Garcia Bernick.
&ssES Miss Ruth Essler left this morn
ing for 10 visit OF several weeks with
relatives at st. Peter. En- route she
; will visit with relatives in Mime
:apolis and ~ St: Paul -.
n@ A ten-pound daughter was born to
y mr. and Mrs. Archie Naugle at the
L A. w.. Naugle home yesterday after
b noon Mother and infant are doing
livery nicely: i. W ". "a. r. -
b. Miss Aileen Fellows, Of Spokane,
h Wash, was in Bemidji for short
time Tuesday en- route to, Tenstrike
to spend a month with her parents,
Z Mr.. and Mrs. William Fellows. l..
Christ Olson postmaster at Be-
W cida, had the misfortune to lose his
harm and, a. large quantity of new
r clover hay on Tuesday. Spontaneous
j, combustion in the hay was the cause
~ Of the ire. ...,r u "a.
" e I + --- g., ~. .r-A
y w. A:Currie left for Little Falls
this morning by motor, where he
will assume management of the
.Harwha" theatre for the local firm
of Harding & Whaley. Mr.. Currie's
4 family will follow later.
>##> George M. Gunderson of Thief Riv-
4 Or Falls, county superintendent of
schools Of Pennington county, spent
IN the day in Bemidji on business. He
I is. returning to his home after a trip
!. to this section of the state looking