The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-24


w 81. Il e. 4Manion aof.s GE0okston was
business caller here Wednesday.
t 3. ". McGiven Of Little Falls was
q visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Tailor made suits $35 to t$45. Call
: and see us, ZIG Beltrami ave- J.
S.5a Edward III. Sherwin Of Monticello
was a ,Bemidji business caller yestealr-
day. -. = = + T.. 4sa:S e.
IL Harry l.. Gould of Brainerd was a
business visitor in the city on We'd
{ nesday. - = Il ;. = &,
Are your, suits cheap to wear or
only cheap to- buy? zig ,Beltraml
ave. >.,% VI .'.%....,.,. : ' oeo-3V
5 81 Remarkable prices on tailor-made
suits of quality. See us at 2l6. BEL.
. trami ave rs. .,2... ~, ~. @s3t6-26
\ W. III. Barker of the Red Lake
Agency was q business caller IN the
city on Wednesday. 8'Z /.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. G., Anderson OF
sCroOkston were among the OUT OF
town callers in the city yesterday: \
7: Mrs. George Till Of Yo1a, motored
1 to Bemidji on Wednesday and was
{ the guest Of, friends while. ship ' g.
II r Mrs. Otto Simon and son, William,
OF, Puposky, were the between train
guests Of Bemidji friends on Weones-
day. r.>: IS, .., <Sr $
i3r5:r1 Mrs. o. H. Imam arrived in the
city this morning for an EXTENDED Wis
lit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Van
y dersluis. T.
rs 1 5A& large land sales organization
4 desires to: get in communication with
/, owners Of large tracts. Address Lock
Box SO, Bemidji, MINI. 572 ts'
Il sS!Dr. F..SE. Leavitt and family Of st.
Paul, returned to the city today al
I Ter spendi4g 4 lew days outing tll lss,i &C.
! jamond FptnHl ssssss- Is e S
Miss Alice Austin, formerly teach,
4 ers III the Bemid il sTigh school. res
turned with them and will visit here
for few days. = ,t;.,-.s s.S,.,; .>..-
4. Mrs. Nels Saltness Of Solway, was
In Bemidji " ednesday en- route TO
Clearbrook., where she will visit with
relatives for. 10 week. ~; s5S 3s}
s1=;fS spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds,
See G. B. Honley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the day. or at the
Markham hotel evenings. ':%. - 11l7 1tl
~ s,:s Mrs. William johnson returned to
her home on Minnesota avenue, after
visiting relatives and friends at OFT,
I n. D., and at Crookston. e y - :
ssa Brown, one-eyelet tie, usual price,
$3.50. Special for Thursday, Fri
day only $10.S5. Troppman's. =, Z.
\ 5 5$53. Miss Katheryn Kessler arrived yes
ter1ay morning from Devils Lake, NJ,
I d. TO SOHUU LuFc0 "C0ho
friend, Mrs. Abe Grossman. =
an. Carl Gilstad and Mildred thinner
man, both of Blackjack, were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the home
I Of. Rev. Blaine Lambert at $3.50
O'clock. ~
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Wilson and
daughter, Dorothy, returned today
from Minneapolis where they have
been for the past ten days the guests
OF relatives. = -: -. E.. +
N. Mrs Paul Strelo will return to her
4 home in Puposky the end Of the week
after having been confined to St. An
thongs hospital for a short time for
medical treatment. g.. w = " p,
"a. o. Heiberg and family returned
to their home in Royalton this morn
ing after spending three weeks at
Lake Plantaganet and at the A. o.
Akre home in Nymore. ~: IL
!. Il John Parker motored to Grand
Forks Wednesday on business. Mrs.
EI6TkOT dCCOlupoA1Su liz as AssA = 80
Clearbrook, where she will visit with
relatives for short time. &.E aT5i
Loren Coyle, of Mahnomen, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Grant
Valley to spend severay days looking
after his property interests there. Mr.
3Coyle bought farm at Mahnomen
this spring and reports crop condi-
lions there very promising. & T.
p. r. Rossman Of Greenwood, Wis,
has been the guest at the home of
his sister, Mrs. G.. w. Cochran for
several days. He returned yesterday
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. An
ma Rossman, who will spend the sum-
mer there. She has been with Mrs.
Cochran for over a year and expects
to return in the fall.
~ Optometrists. II trou-
h1od Nth hea6achea-