The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27

81; ROY Boiden sof Norden was a FRI
ayyisitor II De- = fa i r., ~, s,;; u
j. B. Burns Of Irontons was be
midi visitor o. Friday. Nh. 81
Ch Ii, ID y stove u pipe, t}taita ba
cleaneds q Phone ass. #.2es q st3.2s''
+. williams Of Baudette was: a
Friday visitor dn:thts city. ssst, i. s.
Sc Edwin Pearson Of Fosston=:sass stS;a
Bemidji caller here On Frtday.-'csr. /, =, = !
James Mcdonald sof4 Fisher9ssas "a
visitor in the city on Friday y
Mics Ethel II. Willsie Of Nary call
ed on friends II the city yesterday.
Il Anton /, I u Hal 81 Mispah5 was among,
sthe business callers here yesterday.
d q. Nokkena OF Fargo is visiting at
the 9. u. Bacon home tor few days.
a. to mack Candy store, to get
the Rose q the Goddess" caitie 1 9
apples. . ! ~ -, * +, !, &i \ 1'717
.s M ana Mrs. Paul Geese oti:Aitkin
were AMONG the out OF town callers
ION Friday: .*y ., ccz. - \ -. :.
q. q. Ryggsx returned TO the city
this noon from a business trip to.
CrookstOn. 4 4. = & &; =, 81
B Miss Jessie Aiken left this nSon for.
her home at Grand Rapids, for the
spring vacation: <, :; IA !:
Say, ladies, call 49,, and get a
shampoo and a facial to go with that
new Easter bonnet. us %2t3-27;
Miss Ida Anderson left this noon
for her home at Biwabik to spend the
Easter school vacation. \ + 1 T:
Il. G. Halgren returned: this morn
Ing from Neving, where he spent a
FEY days on government, business ne &
sWyman: Ball .of Grant Valley left
4 Friday for Reynolds, ~. D., where he
%>.,i IL. ~: - D.. -. 4
aiiss Ann Benda left this morning
I'd Brainerd, J ~ here she viii visit for
AT ew days before leaving for the
!aY Ray Kaliher of the firm of Kaliher
gE D4L euil. returned last night from
Duluth. where he attended the auto
show. st53'~.. r. @@T st:. = - H'%> 4
Miss Winnifred Maynard left this
morning for her home in Long Prai-.
erte, where she will spend the spring
vacation 1s&A9 seA3r g.: :,,:.,' T.
Misses Grace Blomberg and Lillian
Glessner left last evening for their
homes in Minneapolis, to spend the
Naster vacation. e.. ~. IN
z. j. e. Eastgate of Larimore, N. D.,
passed through the city yesterday en- :.
route to: Hines where he addressed
the farmers institute today H.. !
Ss Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds,
and Liberty Bond receipts. i Sec @.
ID. Hooley at Northern Grocery Co.
curing the day. or 1t Markham hotel.
seHeninss.s 49, = > nd 1i l"l.t
Miss Mary Cayell, teacher at Ne
nahga, is spending her Easter vAca1
ton at the homo Of Mrs. A. Stho1.
I Miss Cavell was at one time ateech.
erin the Bemid5i sch6ole., x a@fE#
y Word has BEEN received BY: Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Bert Towfe that their. 4on. Earl,
has arrived at Camp Dix, NJ JfsHe
has been stationed in the Panama
canal zone for the past. eighteen
months. i .::.s,s1gys-. . .....,..., ,..,,-
III remembrance Of their crippled
sffiends, the members OF the Sixth
grade B class, of the Central school,
presented a large box OF candy to
William Bolden at 1119 Dewey ave-
nue. on Thursday. z, t}fAl3h III
Miss Hattie Lehman, arrived vest
erday from Pine River and spent a
few hours with her sister, Miss Julia
lehman. They left together this
morning for Crookston, to spend the
spring vacation at their home.
The Normal school, including the
schildren,s department, will hold the
regular school sessions on, Monday,
March 20, and the remainder Of the
week until, Thursday afternoon. Fri
day and Saturday and the following
Monday will he the Easter vacation.
A. q. Tolaas Of st. Paul, potato ex-
pert for the University Of Minnesota,
spent few hours in the city on his
way to Hines where he addressed the
farmers institute there. He was ac-
tcampanied by E. w. Smith aiS0 OF the
extension division; Of the University
farm at st. Paul. -.-, a. r T.
# - Drs. Larson 4 Larson,
Optometrbts. II trou-
4 bid with headaches,
J - Nervousness OF eye Dis