The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-19

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Items for this colqlnAs will -
gladly received by Mfs. HaYvSt, 4,
telephone INV. Readers owe I.
it to their xussts ard Ia thu.
selves to see that items ct locsl
interest are reported. Ever itsn
will be given proper sonsidssa-
tion when sources = known. 3'51 It'll
Mrs. Dell AmIasidio1naI Of 'Solway is the
guest Of Bemidji friends this week.
IT,. W Dawson Of 33Becida trans
acted business in FBenidji Tuesday:
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/ A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Grow, 3.1018 Park avenue,
September IS. --..~-.7Et,
!. George Becker of Grant Valley dis
posed Of several loads Of rye in Be-
midi Tuesday. Ess .. - ~
Cash paid for Liberty bonds. q.
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Sam Paquin of Eckles drove to Be-
midi Tuesday and transacted BUSH
ness during the day. 49,,
J, S. Stecker, merchant at Will
Jams corners, was a business caller
in Bemidji Saturday. '."'*".
Mrs. George Clark of Turtle River
was the guest of friends while shop
ping in Bemidji Tuesday. .. III
Koors Pasteurized mil mix and cream cream,
are sure to please. 1851
A. Radi, who transacted business
in Minneapolis for a week, returned
to his home in Turtle River Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. "A. >Warfeld mo-
tored to Point Comfort, Turtle lake.
yesterday, and expected to return to-
Bemidji today. III ~
Rev. VIM. Kamphenkel returned
Tuesday evening to Bemidji from Due
luth where he. went Saturday to at
tend conference. ~
Visit our plant and learn the rea-
son why Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream ENDS the Quest for the Best.
lost
Mrs. C. J. Rust, South Irvine ave,
nue., left Tuesday for. Columbus, s.,
D., called there by a telegram telling
Of the death Of a brother. .,..c -. !:
Misses, Mildred Mcclear:y and ,Ag-.
mes Hamilton, who attend the, Be.
midi State Teachers college, spent
the; week end at their homes in Fish,
er, Mimi, returning to resume their;
studies Monday. - T. F. =
-. Clifford Butts, who has been, i'll:
with pneumonia and under the care
Of a physician for several days at
the home of his parents on Norton
avenue, is reported to be improving.
g. A. Gehrke 1motored to the city
from Federal Dam Monady. He is
completing a job of carpenter work
and, is staying at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Christiapson,| 1o21
Mississippi avenue. - y" I
You'll be pleased, if, when ordering
milk from your dealer you ask for.
Koors Pasteurized milk. lost
-; Mrs. Jessie Groves, teacher in the
'Lange district, drove to East Bemidji
Saturday morning and spent the day
at her home there: She is staying at
the, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Ledtke, Jr., during the school term:
s. Mrs. C. W. Kingsbury and Son..
Ralph, drove to Bera1dji Saturday
= morning and took, home load of
shingles for the new barn, 26x32
feet, which Mr.. Kingsbury is building
on his farm at Grant Valley.
.., Misses Faye and Fern LANCE, who
accompanied their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Kingsbury, to Edger-s
ton, Mimi, about six weeks ago, re-
h1rned to their home at Grant Val.
ley, Saturday and We're enrolled as s
pupils of Mrs. Jessie Groves Monday
for the ensuing term of school.
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;,.r E. P. Mcneil has returned from Su-
.perior where he went to meet his wife
and family. The McNeil's were, for.
j. lnerly of johnson City,, Tenn. but
will now make their home in Be
midi. Mr.. Mcneil is now employed
as foreman for Kenfeld-La1 noreaux
They are at present residing at
tie Paul Mealio home, in the Fifth
r. ~ = 90 III.
W. p. Daley of Edgerton, MIMI,
arrived in sBeniidjia by train tSatur
day morning and motored with his
brother-in-law, D. C. Scarf, and wife,
to his farm at lockwood to visit his
son, Arthur Daley, and family. While
there Mr.. Daley will assist his son;
who is tenant m; sIiis fafhar,c af.s,..,r,,