The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06

| was Thursday visitor in this ';, !
aa~s Chocolate Mousse at the Markham
n Coffee Shop on Friday. f. :, F1dS-E6
u, NJ y DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Forth Of
3 Puposky were callers in this city yes
terday and today. - VA }@S,tsF r
h Mrs. R.. Sinclair of Rochester is
4 Sinclair. ,,.....E.>., - ~
!. Mrs. James Hagadon of Tenstrike
was a between. train shopper here
4 Thursday. |
Il P. A. Walling of Park Rapids was
f a business visitor in Bemidji on
Thursday. x :
4 Asixteen inch mixed hard ana SOFT
Slab wood; for sale, $3.50 per load.
j Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 4Sl. T&Fti
N -
1 f.. Do not miss dancing to the Syn
i copators' snappy Smusic at Birchmont
/ this evening. ld8-6
. IL = George Forte of Eckles, was among
K the out-of-town. business transactors
I in the city yesterday.
4 n r Miss B. Krause of Eckles, was shop
y ping and calling on friends here be-
( tween trains Thursday.
ID !, Dance to the music of the four
r. |Syncopators at Birchmont tonight,
! where good time is assured all:
} LIP -, ,-' 1856
J a., A large land sales organization
& desires to get in communication with
owners of large tracts. Address LOCK
Box 90. Bemidji, Mimi. 5-25tf
Y Miss Gertrude Schmidt and Mrs.
7 George Miller of Grant Valley called
E on Bemidji friends Thursday.
TX ts4 i Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Buchanan of
!: Detroit were among the out-of-town
( callers in this city on Thursday.
\ III Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
= See e: B: Hooley at Northern Gro-
ssscery Co, during the day. or at the
/ Markham hotel evenings. 7-29tf
I 4 The banjo, violin, piano and drums
Of the Syncopators will play for your
! 55E.'T s :, @% = - ~ 8. 1886
# Nina Myers hairdressing, sham
I pooling, scalp treatment. Switches
! made from combings, cts. Pc. Box 1853
\ Ttelenhone 466-W Will call by ap-
4 pointment.. T.. 6tS-6.
I Mrs. David Cochran and Miss r.
3 Baldwin, of Nary, were between train
business transactors in the city Thurs
I day. +N 49, / -
!. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Koors and Mrs.
! Frank Koors and Miss Isabelle Koors,
]. of Dayton, Ohio, motored to Red
h Lake yesterday E%&> =. = ..s =
& VI Mrs. Loren Coyle Of MAIN omen, is
!. visiting friends in; Grant Valley forl
week. The Coyles were formerly res
idents Of Grant Valley: 4: >''s II
Miss Margaret Schmidt was in Be-
midi Thursday en- route to Grant
y Valley, where she will visit her
/ uncle, John Schmidt.
!. Dr. c. R. Sanborn is expected to
]. return tomorrow morning from Min
] neapolis where he has spent the past
few days on business.
s.S, Lewis johnson will leave this even
4 ing for Mylo, N. D., where he will
{ be employed in the harvest fields for
" the coming two months. 49,. /
~: Mrs. E. r. Sanborn of St. Paul
arrived in the city yesterday to visit
!: 1T the home Of her son, DR.. c. R.
i Sanborn 70 this city, and will also
/ spend a few, days at the home Of
another son, CIV. Sanborn at Becida.
sEa Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Woockman of !
Q Minnesota avenue. are spending sew
! eral weeks visiting friends and rela- |
4 tives at Duluth and other points on
the range. Mr.. Wickman is enjoy
I ing q vacation from his duties as man
!. ager of the Troppman grocery depart
3 ment. ,.''.~.
" Miss Catherine Brown and Misses
q Anna and Catherine Murry were host
4 esses Wednesday evening at jap
] anese costume party. The evening
4 was spent in games and dancing and
lunch was served at a. late hour in
i Japanese style. >.' '
i The invited guests were Misses
!; Flora Shepard, Luella Backus, Mar
( tha Gilmore, Ruth Caskey, Catherine
/ Me1yman, Floy Palmer, Margaret
LTD, Louisa COLI, Bernice Kirk,
:lsuby Morse, Bertha Todd, Helen
Lahr, Virginia Whiting and Mar
garet Burke. -. --.--
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- Drs. Larson 4 Larson,
ss.s Qptometrist1. Il from.