The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-27
Mrs. J. Mckee of, Redby is visiting
at the home of Mrs. J. Moberg in
sBemidji for few days.

I Mrs. y. McAee OIL neupy Is ViSiIlH5
at the home of Mrs. J. Moberg in
Bemidji for few days.
E.. H. Jahr went to Leonard yester-
day and expects to transact business
there the greater part of the week.
Miss Ida Virginia Brown returned
to Bemidji Monday from Saskatche-
wan where she visited her parents for
three months.
Mrs. E. Villemin, 1913 Minnesota
avenue, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
A. Cameron, and family, at Grant
Valley for a week.
George Piersop, who has visited
friends in Bemidji for two weeks and
attended the fair, returned to his
home at Funkley today. :.
Garments shown at the style show
rs Fer cent off-OLeary-Bowser. Co.
1t 9-27
"A. ~ Zarket. and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Erwig motored to
Big Turtle Lake Sunday and returned
to their, home in the.eyening. J -
f. Y S~>s$: - -. >----i--$a
-, Mr. and Mrs. jesse Mcdonald of
Pennington were guests for a few
days of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. French,
and have returned to their home.
ia Ia $ss9 ff:efs.a-----------sR} Is nv ~
Heavy fleece "a veisssic Union suits,
Market Day special $l.9O at 'Tropp-
mans. ..s.. ~ a. III 's H.,
DIR. Adam enberg and Whitney
Brown hunted in the!s,, vicinity OF
Leonard during the week end, and
bagged few chickens and ducks.
Miss Hannah Dahlgard, who is at
tending the Bemidji State Teachers
college in Bemidji, spent the week
end at Kelliher visiting her parents.
Z Georgette, Satin, Taffeta ana
Crepe de Chine blouses $7.95 and
$685. values Market Day special $3.50
at TropPmans' 1t 9-27
Mrs.\A. Annette who has transact
ed business, at Fosston, Crookston and
tielsewhere for week, returned5to her
home on Minnesota avenue Monday.
r-f4,. and Mrs j. T. Edwards and
daughters, Fayal Real and Agnes,
| motored to Turtle River Sunday, and
returned to Bemidji Sunday evening.
2!Mr3a and Mrs. ~. Mclaughlin, 213
Irvine avenue, left this morning for
Bfainerd where they expect to visit
friends during Mr.. McLaughlin's va.
cation. ! | t;'i&'ts' '%2-$a ~
FEIls ~, hea2tIE,s 1----------''
Charles B. and Samuel Pine of Ma.
son City are guests in Bemidji OF
their sister, Mrs. C. H. Burnham and
Mrs. George VOTE, having been call.
ed here BY the serious illness of theil
mother. Mrs. CIV. Stoker. .-s-
Miss Claire Nangle returned to
Minneapolis Monday evening to re,
sumo her studies at the University OF
MI nesota, after spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
3Charles -Nangle.g . v'@'
x. -, 49,. ~- "a ~ f. i
-. E.. Palmer of St. Paul, general
attorney for the 500 railway is at
tending court, lin Bemidji this week
and while here is the guest of his
! brother-in-law, NJ. E. Ibertson. ant
Efamily,l 1923 Minnesota avenue.
\ giItai }jsti:ssl- ;,.t>S------ 4
: M. and Mrs. S. s. Ebert of Thief
I River Fails returned to- their home
\ Monday after having been guests Of
his brother, E. N, Ebert, and family
919 Beltrami avenue, since Friday
Miss Josie Ebert. a sister, of Charlie:
City, remained in Bemidji for a long
er visit. s~..t,t1,,y I. 49,.
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Hudson Six, Maxwell ~ . .3s
King Eight, Motorcycle with Side
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:. Will sell cheap for cash, or par
TIME will be given if desired. Viii
consider land ia,l$5 exchange = y Z ~ Y.
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204 II Third Street,
.,*~ Bemidji, Minnesota. 9-27 t.