The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-24


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Pictorial Review Dress No. 94S7.
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Owen Webster of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in Bemidji this week.
Miss Roberta Freeman of Lavinia
was calling. on friends in Bemidji
Tuesday. e*; u
Olaf Anderson and Excl Johnson
Fifth ward, is building garage on
his lot. = ~
V. M.sOwens of Hines was be-
tween train business visitor in Be-
midi Tuesday. s.: 5s<sEs44Ei::+%fR.
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Contracto Kreatz left last night
for the Twin Cities to transact bust
ness for few days.
Mrs. Max Manders of the Fifth
ward left today for Longville to visit
relatives for "a feM-days. ., 49,. 81,
Olaf Anderson mad Axel Johnson
Of Ten: Mile Lake were business Wis
itors in~ Benlidji Tuesday. VI 49,.
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Miss sEdifh Mills will leave BernidaIji
today for the Irone Range and will
visit relatives there for "a few days.,
Mrs. J. w. Naugle is having an
all-day quilting bee at her. home to-
day. The-guests are Mesdames Denu,
Harnwell and Hines.
Miss Ida Franks of St. Paul WIS.,
tied few, days at the home Of Miss
Marie Burke. ! She motored with
friends as far as Detroit. i
Charles Parker of 3O8 Mississippi
avenue has returned to Bemidji after
spending ten days in the Twin Cities
where de- has received medical treat
ment.
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Mr.. and Mrs: George Kreatz and
Miss Edith Mills motored to Puposky
yesterday to visit Miss Mills sister,
Mrs. C. W. Clark during the day,
returning to Bemidji in the evening.
E. E. Desert has moved his fam
lily fronf his farm near Kelliher, to
his property at II Tenth street,
which he recently purchased. Mr..
Desert has gone to North Dakota
to work during the threshing season.
Mrs. Gertrude Donsereau and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, have re-
turned to their home in Duluth after
visiting for several weeks at the
home55 of E Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cell.
Mrs. Donsereau and Mrs. Cell are
sisters ~ 80 ',-.'
Mrs. George Baker and daughter,
Mrs. T. C. Stuart, and children, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kreatz, Mrs. Vada
Pepper, Mrs. John Goodman and
Miss Mae Laney motored to Turtle
River today and will have an all-day
outing, with; picnic dinner at the
summer home Of Mrs. George Nc
Taggart.
Everett Mills and son, Harry
George Greigg, Glen Allen and his
nephew, Roy Heggie, all of Lake
Hattie, came to Bemidji Monday and
spent the, day in sightseeing and
attending to, business matters. They
left on the 8 o'clock train Tuesday
morning for Milton, N. DE-, where
they will be- employed during the
threshing season. - 10y d. ',
Mrs. Fred Moody Of the improve
ment committee, took the, judges OF
street improvements for their Sec
ohd trip around the city streets to-
day. THERE'S still one more 'trip"to
be made in the fall before the prizes
will be awarded to those who made
the best showing. The: committe are
II. B. Olson,t Walter johnson and Mrs.
H. 'Bridgemap.t. II as{.
Mrs. William Abel has received
letter from her brother, Alfred
Davis, stating that he had sailed for
the United States on August 13, and
expected to arrive in Bemidji in a
short time Mr.. Davis, who was
cashier at the Third, Street Cafe
before going abroad, has spent the
past two months visiting relatives
at London, Sheffield and other points
in England.