The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-13
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@ Ross Noble of Blackjack was Be-
midi visitor on Sunda * 49, Z,
ssasssssrake home atAyr1ck rot Koor's- ice
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hired E.: Kellygot ma Z;
week end yisitor>in this city.
8 Miss 1Iapdham Of crookston was
"a satqEdA l1ers in Behi'adL4 !.
u "a M 49, w 81 Deer. .RiYeEss spent
Sunday With Bemidn friends. ! = & y
: -. 8 George E. stevens of -Brainerd was
a business visitor here on Saturday.
=. q Pete Newman of Little Falls was a
Bemidji business visitor on Saturday:
"a We. Erickson of Red Lake Falls
spent Saturday in this city on p bust 81
ness. -, - = A *$..
c.. Il. Mikkelson of international
Falls was a Sunday visitor in this
city. :. 81
-, DR.. Erickson of Thief River F'aIls
was business caller in Bemidji yes
2terdaysFS. :..<.. :. 80 49, n
Elmer C. Swanson of Fergus Falls
was a visitor here on Saturday and
Sunday.
g LYMAN H. Naugle of Los Angeles,
-fopkntl the day visiting his cousin J..
~: Naugle. z. ..4... >..=.~zs Ill. Il,
w. IN. Bowser returned Friday eye-'
ming from a business trip to the
Twin Cities $50
MRS. L. M. Matteson left this morn
ing for Little Falls; where she Will
visit for a short time. .r .
J Mr.. and MRS.. K. Underhill of
Osakis were among the out of town
callers in this city yesterday.
!! J. darcy McGhee left Friday for Au-
i rora and Virginia where he will visit
! his sisters and other relatives.
j. - :.
!: Misses Ella and Hazel Laqua left
last evening for Minneapolis, where
! they will spend few days with rel
: atives and friends.
= When you next need feed try the
: Courtney Seed & Feed Co., where
j prices are right: At Grfnager's Gro
par1 m Ard street. 9-9tf
&C. e. Aldrich and e. j. Aldrich
: returned Saturday morning 1rom
Minneapolis where they have visited
for.the past two months. =: ."
spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See g. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the, day. or At .fne
Markham hotel evenings: Pc ;;.7-zstl
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Mrs G. w. Cochran returned sun
day from visit Of a few days with
friends and. relatives in the twin
cities and at the state fair.
49,, g., ~ --
Ebin Bowser left last evening for
Madison; Wis, where he will enter
- will take a commercial course.
Mrs. Mike and Children, 1A5 Cot
tonwood street, have returned to the
city after spending the summer at
Lake Bemidji.-Grand Forks Herald
w. T. Noonan, editor of The Bau-
dette Region, George Arnold, ). y:
Kulander,, f. w. Schmidt and Il. M.
Skinner, all of Baudette, were Sunday
visitors here.
Gordon Smith, Philip Denu, John
Koors and B. Stechman are expected
to return tonight from Minneapolis
where they have spent the past ten
days attending the State Fair. They
made the trip by auto:
:. = .~.,-- -
\ George A. Mcdonald motored here
\from Grand Forks on Saturday to
spend Sunday with his family, re-
turning to Grand Forks this after
noon. In two weeks he will return
to Accompany his family back to
their home.
Mrs. John Thompson and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Pfaff, of Chippewa Fals,
Wis, who has visited here Tor snort
time, left Saturday evening FOR Min
neapolis, where they will visit 1or a
short time before returning to their
respective homes.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nangle and
daughter, Claire, returned Friday
evening from a motor trip to Win
ona, where they took Miss Dorothy
the first Of the week to enter school.
They also visited at the state fair.
Grant Ohm accompanied them as
chaffeur. ~ ~
Miss S. P. Botham, returned mis-
sionary from Soudan, Africa, will
speak again at the Baptist church
tonight at o'clock. Those who heard
her last week reported splendid
message and it is urged that others
also take advantage of the opportun-