The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-29
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vi lie, week end guest Of Bemid'i
RELATIVES. .s,,.<< 2s,' y u; +.
4i.No God-No Sin-No future life. y
Had been their creed. 6t1z-4
INN. u. Latterel and son. Donald,
of4tSiliher. were business callers mere
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sraks home a brick OF Koor's Itc e
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Mrs. Frank. Lattimer Of Turtle lRiv-
81. was between train shopper In
the city Saturday. ~: =.
:. Ffes,lh; sweet mix and cream. sold 4
at Ganter's bakery. 'Ao-o''
Mrs AID. Simpkins of Turtle Rlv-
err was the guest. of Bemidji frlenos
while;shopping Saturday
,6o.seo- to loan, 3on farms. The
Dean Land Co.. Bemid5i, MINI; 90.
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Il Mrs. George Keiser Of Turtle NV
st. was q between train BUSINESS
caller IN the city SATURDAY. +
INV. z. Robinson of the Bemidji
Hardware company, went. to 81
Cloud Saturday on business.
auto livery and taxi, day and night
airviee Phone. No. !. Enterprise
AutoCo. >' Ill.,. lmonA11'
Miss Jessie Aiken returned this
1 morning from Grand Rapids, where
sRaS snent Thanksgiving at her home
.s.Nais Loretta Paddock of Wadena,
vSaa IA the city Saturday en- route to
TIrtle River, where she Will teach
school: %s.:..
tAfcarE load 81 New York Baldwin
abunes, $1.s5s per bushel basket q 9.
T,snnmana. 81 11-1s-tf
Miss Leu1Ia Backus returned to the
CIV ftis morning. She was tine week
etd guest of Miss Alice Pratners' al
LaVinia. ! ss;@,. ; =, v-.s,.-s-~
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IL H. :Denu, manager of the Bemid-
iisPioneer Publishing company, re-
turned Sunday morning from the
twin. cities. :, ,.,,. i. y
:Iaehliesmiaanf's Ave-" piece orchestra
phys at the big dance at the armo1y
Wednesday,. -~-~ zoAi-1 e!
Edith Mills returned Sunday morn
ing from Minneapolis where she az
tended the football game between Be-
miaU and Faribanlt last Friday. .
Prof. J. w. Smith visited relatives
A., Chippewa Falls, Wis, after foot
ban game Friday in Minneapolis. He
, returned to- Bemidji this morning.
suits dyed, $3.50; army overooats
dyed, $3.50. Model Dry Cleaners, S9s
Third street. 11-17tf
r., Do your shopping, eat a little, then
shop some more at the Presbyterian
church "wednesday afternoon. A cafe
terra supper will be served at SIX SIX
O'clock. =. ~ - 49,. 1d11-zS
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+; C. Hiebee returned from busi-
ness trip to- Minneapolis Saturday
morning. Mr.. Higbe attended the
high school football game In Minnea-
polls Friday. :.
when you next need feed trx@the
Courtney seed & Feed Co.. where
nriNea are riEf1t. At Grinager:6 Gro
ca-v on ard street. o-9tf
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Mr. and Mrs. .G:.olson of st. Paul
arrived in the city this morning
where they Will make their future
home. Mr.. Olson has accepted a po-
sition as linotype operator for the
Pioneer. = =,
Christmas won't be- Christmas
without some of the pretty. fancy ar
ticles on display at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon, begin
ming at four o'clock. ~- 1d11-2s
W. L. Brooks of the Northern Ma
tional bank, returned to Bemidji this
informing from Minneapolis where he
HIS been spending several days as the
guest of friends and relatives. Mrs.
Brooks will remain there for a few
days longer. i. .,..r~.. =.
Give your friends a pleasant sur
prise this Christmas with a gift &C.
leGted from the Christmas sale at the
Presbyterian church "Wednesday aft
erpoon. - 1d11-29
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''stapot cash paid for Liberty Bonds
~, q. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
80 CO., during the day, or At the
Mailman hotel evenings. 7-2stf
CO. Riggs returned Sunday morn
ing from a two. weeks visit with his
mother and sister at Muscatine, Iowa,
And. Joy, Ill. Mr.. Riggs states that
No. had a splendid rest ana spent a
part of his time in the Iowa corn
f1elds husking corn.
DR.. J. W. Diedrich returned this
morning from the twin cities where
he was present at the Bemidji-F'ari-
u. . IL