The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-19

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s.# Mn. stefEs Of Spur transacted
business 81 the city between trains
Z Friday. ;% s ft.5 Z. 4. &ss$} & 1@z:1,yy
I Mrs. George Johnston Of 1ntsrna-
tional Falls was . caller In the city
on Saturday. :; -. ::s% ~ f.
. .ist M. q. whsle and william waldrop
OF Cass Lake was business callers
here on Saturday. ~ X n. III! E T =
s E 4 Miss Margaret stonsr arrived last
evening to spend . few days visiting
ut the H. Mills home @2% ..
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"a. T.. Nelson Of Clsarbrook was
I business caller here on Saturday. a
t.5t Lots Of houses: { Let me. sell you
one. ! e. J. Willis, the landmen:
I. Floyd G. Beach Of Coleraine: spent
Saturday here on business matters. + !.
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Come and have good time At the
Leapyear dance 1T Moose hall to-
night. Tickets 500. Ns s.25 +. 1d4-1s
r. Dr.. and Mrs. " ii. Fortin sof Pu-
posky spent Saturday in Bsmidji. =
g, !. Miss .Tsna .Psndersast Of Lake
Plantaganet% left today for Stewart,
Nevada, where she has accepted a.
government position, and expects, TO
remain tor some time. -. -
!. Don't forget the Leapyear dance
at Moose hall tonight; Dancing at
3 o'clock sharp. yt+ s.f...$
y Misses, Loretta and Nellie slatterly
Of Little, Falls were among the out
/ of-town callers here on Saturday.
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,t.l a ten-pound daughter was born to
Mi. and Mrs. Nels Rudy this morn
Ign. at the Gust Olson home, Twenty
second street and Bemidji avenue.
Mother and child are doing nicely. ~
!. Mrs. william Clish has had as her
house guests tor the past week, her
mother Mrs. NJ. Gleason, and her
aunt, Mrs. G. Mcdonald, both OF
walker They returned to their
homes last evening. ,,}x~,>" &'"..". n
]. Join, the crowd and attend the
Leapyear: dance at Moose hall to-
night. Music. furnished by the Syn
copators. I.5,f = @'1d4-19
The Harmonick dl~s club rendered
q splendid program OF music Of the
morning service in the Methodist
church yesterday. ThAy$wefe heart-
lily supported by q capacity house. i,
Archie Fenton left, Saturday for
Couer &Delene, Idaho, whore he ex-
poets to make his future home. His
family will join him as soon as he
can make suitable arrangements. ) 4
Little Bobby" Garlock enter
tanned fifteen Of his little, friends on
Saturday afternoon In honor Of his
fifth birthday. After an afternoons
frolic and play hour, birthday
lunch was served. a;& 's' y =, EssSa:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goldberg r.
turned this morning from Minneap-
oils. where they have been tor sew,
eral days. Mr.. Goldberg went down
on business, while Mrs. Goldberg
visited with friends. y .4fS &
Z. Rev. ID. L.. Main OF St. Paul, who
occupied the eMthodist pulpit yes
Z terday morning and evening, left this
morning for Cass Lake. He will ad-
dress the Cas- Lake and Deer River
. high schools before going to the iron
range to carry on his work there. y
Bemidji friends OF Miss Nell Han
, son, who formerly worked in the
4 countysauditor's Office here, have 70.
/ oeivsd word that she hes been ap-
\ pointed deputy county auditor Of
Valley county, Montana. Miss Ham
son resides In Glasgow, Mont. 81
A. very enjoyable party was; held
4 at the William Anderson home, at
/ Wilton on Friday evening. There
4 were twenty-five nsighbors and
friends present, and music, games
and splendid refreshments were tho
{ source Of. much real enjoyment
for ALL; B. J.. AZ 81 .s.- \ I,
Miss Mavis Bolden, who teaches In
the Maltrude school, gave . dancing
party on Saturday evening, in the
4 school building, assisted ~ her
pupils. There were seyenty-five peo-
pie in attendance, and the proceeds
@of the evening are to 90 toward pur-
chasing an organ for use ii, the
school. Splendid refreshments were
served during the evening. :,
@ VI LUTHERAN MEMS AID. d,
The Mems Aid Of the Lutheran
4 Frse church Of Nymore will meet
With Thomas Nygaard, Tuesday even
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