The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-12

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4 Roy Bailey left for Frazer, Mont, 81
where he has accepted "a post for
the summer months. SS.s ss lsss5S
4 Mrs. a.. Carlson. of Turtle River,
was among the out ~ town business
callers in the city yesterday
5szSs Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
4 slab wood for sale, $3.50 per load.
Bemidji Mfg. co. Phone 4Sl.
T, S5s Mrs. Charles Bang, and son, Ken
meth, arrived from Brainerd on
Thursday to spend a week with Be
midi friends. 81 E... = ~ l. : ~:
.S .:s Mrs. Nels Willett, Of FROM, was
among the .busin ess callers in the city
yesterday. While here she was the
guest Of friends. ,;2& rssz| a.gf-1$ + 81
5=S$t Percale aprons, $3.50 grade, 81 So
!, Saturday evening. only 'Troppman.s.
+ 80: : :,, =. >.,, e ;1t6-12J
z.@ Mrs. r., w. Smith and daughter,
Gwendolyn, left yesterday for Chica-
go, where they will visit with relat-
!: ives for two months. ;5. n q; I. 4
~ +: Spot. cash, paid for Liberty Bonds,
See CD. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co, during the day: or at the
Markham hotel evenings. 4 !, lll7tl
-. J Matt Kelley returned to his home
at Niagara, N. p, yesterday, after
spending a month with friends and
relatives in Bemidii and vicinity:
u Donald Pollard arrived by car yes
terlay to- take the place OF assistant
manager Of the Birchmont Hotel. He
is a nephew of Dr.. F.: H.sssSnith. r. W. !,
i A large land sales orga nization
desires to get in COMMUNICATION with
owners Of large tracts. Address Lock
4 Box SO, Bemidji, Mimi, 2 ssE 25tf.
= William Bailey returned to Camp
Grant, ILL.,, yesterday, after spending
hisstwo weeks <furlough with his sis
ter, Mrs. Dick Melville, and family
~; e; p % &sr.i;5.a 4 - - = y
n =. Ladies' fancy and plain silk hose,
$685.. F.. g.: Troppman's: lt6-l2
s..s Miss Hubbers and Miss Inez Van
derslufs came down from Kelliher:
j, this morning to enroll at the Normal
j. school for the summer term OF work.
" See Individuality. for your mani
curing, shampooing, facial messages
and scalp treatments. Beauty parlors
I. in New Kaplan block, second floor
: $50. J; Nc, VI -. 1mon6-15
Mrs. C. Carlson, of Crookston, has
spent the past, few days in the city,
consulting medical advice, taking
quarters at the Annex Hotel. She re-
turned toACrookston today. " =
Combination black kid pump, with
buckle or one eyelet tie. Usual price,
:$12.5O. Saturday night, only, $11:OO.E
.Troppman's Shoe Dept. SE* (1t6-12)
bsIss.E. Raymond, of Frohn; transact
sssd business in Bemidji Friday. He
4 sreports that a large barn under con-
& struction was entirely, destroyed In
9Th eswind storm of,last Tuesday. =.
:. MI and Mrs. D. S. Mitchell and
!. family left this morning for Park
#Rapi dsy where they are to meet q
Il fEiend.,ss Mr.. Heading, from Florida,
,fsand spend several days with him
there. aS AZ ~,gy$s * y t5S;;ESss-.yy<>s
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wfnebrenner,.
ssUf Ekhart, Indiana, returned to
their home on Friday, after visiting
; for ten days with his mother, Mrs.
+ NJ. Wfnebrenner. She returned with
them, and may locate there :. =.
A. Com animation black kid pump, with
buckle. or one eyeleti tie. Usual price,
7 $3.50: Saturday night, only, :$11.0O.
I Troppman's Shoe Dept. sE (1t6-12)
=, Il Rev, Blaine Lambert left Thursday
morning for Detroit, where he went
i to attend the district conference and
.tEpworth League convention over
1 Sunday. Monday he will go on to
I Mankato,s where Mrs. Lambert and
family have been visiting : at her
!: home for several weeks. They will
return next Saturday. 81 4 NJ Il.
The Girls Club, Of ST.. Phillips
/ church were entertained yesterday
afternoon by. Mrs. in. Cushner, at
her home. There were forty-eight
girls and fourteen Of the mothers
present, and delightful afternoon
was spent. Mrs. Cushner served a
splendid luncheon to the guests. = The
club have expressed a vote OF thanks
to Mrs. Cushner for her generous hos
,pitality. 49, s Z ..5 3#..- n.y.. p!
}. Miss Kathryn MacGregor enter4
tanned a few friends at the MacGreg-
or home last evening, in honor of
Miss Mary Haedecke, Of st. Paul, who
is her guest. The evening was spent
In a social way, the entertainment
features being cards and music, and
delightful refreshments. ~
2 Thos present were Miss Haedecke,
Misses Mary and Florence Bell, Hell
an MfnniNb Ida VIRGINIA brown