The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-09
SOCIAL AND ERSONAL

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5 .~ Lstsp Of houses. Let me sell you
one. n. ]. Willis, the landman.
e. n. J,sDobb OF .littlefork spent the
day here yesterday. t'.>
Take home brick of Koor's> Ice
cream. 4-5tt
+ III. ]. Conlin of Red Wing was a
BeAidji visitor yesterday. Al,
s. A. aaxrud was Bemidji BUSH
ness visitor on Thursday.
N. P. Ostby of Walker spent Thurs
day in Bemidji on business.
:. q. r. Burns of Ironton was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
=: No. 'BS1s, darg grey, kid, welt,
imitation tip, all leather military
heal. Special price, $7.9s-at, Tropp:
man's Saturday. 2t4-9
R. H.; Hollen and George Gedney OF
- International Falls spent Thursday in in
the city. 49, s. : ~@t g. r >,.I
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. j., Ret1er OF
Crookston were callers In the city
yesterday.
An after Faster special on all coats
and S1lita-8aturday and Monday
TropDman's. 2t4-lO
Ars. John Smith of Puposky was q
shopper in Beml.ji between trains
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brown of Tur-
tie River were business transactors
in Bemidji today.
HDeoial sale-Percale house gowns,
all sizes, at 32.48. Saturday and
Acknowledgements. 2t4-10
Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood for sale, $3.50 per load.
BeaidH Mfg. Co. Phone 4S1. T&F
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker, Jr.,
left this morning for Duluth, where
they will spend several dayn
Clyde Martin OF Turtle River spent
Thursday in the city, to attend to the
transaction Of business matters.
Ne. B812 grey kid, leather Louis
heel, q very dne quality shoe, special
~Sa>a a. 90 Cd Tropnma ana Sale
star>s Saturday. 2t4-9
- Mr.. and Mrs.. J. d. O'Connell of
Deer River we're among the out OF
town callers in the city on Thursday
Are, Bveretta Cooke, who lives on
Minnesota avenue, is spending week
with Mrs. M. Winebrenner at Lake
PiaAtaganet.
A brown cah shoe, with water
proof sole, regular $12 values Tor
men only, special price. 1898, at
Tropppman's, Saturday. 2t4-9
~, Special designing service. ~ Spencer
Reiuyeno oorsets, surgical supports.
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appointments, il desired. l mo5-S
Mis- Maria Sanford left last even
Ing for her home in Minneapolis, al
ter having been the valued guest OF
Bemidji for the past two days.
A new shipment OF Georgette and
silk tricolette waists. These are not
fber, but genuine silk tr1colettes.
Special, $6.49. Saturday and Mon
day. Troppman's. zt4-1o
e,ot cash paid for Liberty Bonds,
and Liberty Bond receipts. See &.
n., Hooley at Northern Grocery Co
during the day, or at Markham hotel.
s~en1n1n HIT
Misses Dora Nelson and Agnes
narvinson of Clearbrooh were in the
city yesterday, en- route to GRAFTON
n. D.. where they have accepted POSI-
tions for the summer.
p. 1nvoy Walter Jeffery, blind evan,
oa1tat at the Salvation Army nall
4nn Anril 9Th to 18th. Don't 1al1
- hear him-a wonderful singer
:.,on 1t4-9
r Mrs.. A. O. Hoganson ana niece
Via. Anna K. johnson, Will leave TINS
evening for Minneapolis to spene Inc
veek end. While there, MRS. hos ;s1.
.on win consult a medical Specialist
Pau1 Yaple was removed from st. t.
'Anthony's hospital yesterday ana II
nov at the Il. h. Evans nome ne ~
recovering satisfactorily from ms re,
cont injury, although the cast w'il
not be removed from his HIND 1or
week or two.
~ ,sra Hattie Ostrander returned u
ha- home at Turtle River THURSDAY
x-.an ga for the spring work. Ars