The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26


M a caller in Bemidu on Thursda
u S.%J. Strong OF Joliet was asbusi-tt
q v ness visitor in Bemidji yesterday
& New Spring garments are ARRIVING
s$a4s ut Troppmans every day. ! 2t3r2o
ssI35. t' James Ross Of Grand RAPIDS VA .
Bemldji business caller vest erday. &
$5s Duncan C! Mclean Of '3Northpmei
h. was9sa Thursday visitor in this city t
Chimneys, !. stove pipe, furnaces
|9Rcleaned. Phone 3S6. 6tSs2'Ss,}:
NJ v. charles q, i, Romans OF Happy.
land was Thursday visitor in%the
tcity. x ~ F. MI i. .tr 4. t:@
HUH Ma NJ, ! w. Joyce Of Margie is
spending the week with relatives 1' =
here # 4 III. %@,,zf'>S {; { I
4Irs. ". A.. MoGuire-of Fergus Falls
/ Is spent Thursday with friends in Be
mid sr'@ ,T.@-'e . q: a r. - 81
Y, & C to '.Mack's Candy Store to get
4 :the, Rose Of the Goddess California
5lss a a,rs 8 g. 4t3-27
!. K Flynn Of Superior spent
Thursday in Bemidji on business
III; matters. &.&@ ~ >.F>}
N Mrs. N. E.. Brinkman has gone to
4s Minneapolis to attend TO transaction
s NJ business matters. "...,. . -. . - !.
HIGH Say, ladies, call 49,, and get a
shampoo and a facial to go with that
new Easter bonnet. - 2t3-21
~ ~ Sc, 200 to loan on farms, Dean
Nh Land CO. r: ~ F.: ... l, Or 1T
Mrs. H. E. Wilson of Grant Valley
l III was among the out OF town shoppers
I'LL the city Thursday. 80 -
Mrs. t'Doc" Winebrenner of Lake
Plantaganet attended to matters OF
business on Thursday. ..ag ps..a .;,.
s5s# hr. and Mrs. Paul Geese Of Aitkin
d were among the out Of town callers
Bemidii on Thursday. p + - q
- 50 = = -: - = - : .se sISsa
aS Mrs. II. w. Bolster ras been slight
| u hi; Tor the past few days, but is
bn the road to. recovery. & 4. 4. T
M Mrs. b: n. McGanigan left last eve
" ming for Rochester. where she Will
4: undergo medical treatment. 4.
sixteen sii inch mixed hard and soft
~ .la1 wood for sale, $3.50 per load.
Y. Benid aig Me. Go. Phone =! 4s1. F& :
mi s iLon Davis Of Beuna Vista, who has
ss rented the Frank Gagnon farm at
,5 Northern, moved his family there
Sg Thursday. ,.*. s[- 3, "a: ill.,: x.5
q Gust Brown, formerly proprietor Of
35S the Bemidjis Candy Kitchen, is spend
ing few days visiting friends IN
.sSS this city. -. - T 5:&s#tfs2.
. .5s5 s spol cash paid TOR Liberty Bonds.
a5F5 ana Liberty Bond receipts. Sec g.
ID. Hooley at Northern, Grocery Co .
during the day; or ct Markham hotel:
ssf5 evenings. . v !. .s < . :l :$;:1117tf
] Dayid Hinshaw Of Wilton was
IS among the business transactorg in the
city Thursday. He drove home q new
s:s car. which @IAet Purchased recently
and which had inst arrived
IA NJ. and Nrs,. ". III. INLET 6n re.
turned this morning from an extend
tyS "a visit with relatives and old friends
$g3?5 In the south and east. They left last
November and have visited points
Ma III iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Mich
isan r. + -2zl. ~ ff rssss. ~ ~ ts
Every bodys full Of jazzbo, In that
s5s loyedn' land Of JAZZ, and there VIII
be#pleuty sof jazz. Furnished ~ the
ssS ss Sehuck's5 Jazz Orchestra at the dance
s Easter Monday evening AZ the kaplan
Flats. ;Is4 : $$gssTIf Il ltS-..z'e
rev. George Baekhurst returned
sSF2 this morning. from Cass Lake, where
he held services on Wednesday, and
s Thursday. a, confirmation class q
s# twelve was presented to Bfship Nor
riSon on Wednesday evening" The
.sE chsrch was crowded to capacity Z
Eugene Cah1Il arrived; In the. city
ss this morning to spend the Easter va
ssi45 cation with his parents. He Is 2 stu
dent 1T the University Of Minnesota
Several other Bemidti boys who ere
s& attending school in the twin cities
are expected home for 1aster vaca-
tim In q few day.. -. .,,.:.:s; { h, j
me latest instruments used g Id
SIR plAying for dances In the cities d TIE
Nh
ms added q banjo @playsa
and also q saxophone player 70 his
III orchestra. This orchestra VIII play
for: the dance Easter Monday eyentne
%: the opening Of the Ka1lan mats.
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