The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09


Mr.. and Mrs Il. IA. Grier of Gull
Lake were in Bemidji Friday shop
ping and calling on friends. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Manders of. the
Fifth ward are visiting relatives at
Longville, Minn.,, this week.
s. D.. Snyder, highway engineer,
motored to Keiliher last evening to
look over road work in that vicinity.
Claude Dean OF Grand Forks, who
Is spending the summer with his mo-
Their in Bemidji, left last evening for
Fargo. ~ 5.sG 49, {
I. E. Raymond of FROM was in
Bemidji Friday disposing of large
quantity of currants he had grown
in his nursery. ~ ..~
Mrs. Eugene Gotta of Minneapolis,
is the guest, Of her son, R. E. Gotta,
and family at their home, 1908
Bemidji avenue. .-..... .s.. H.. ...s.-,..
There is a reason for our large in
creasing business. We alS want. to
save money. Consumers Shoe Co.
+. 2t7-9
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Lerperty of
Irvine avenue, left this week for
Minneapolis where they will make
their future home.
Misses Josephine Parker, Lucille
Young and Dorothy Nangle spent the
afternoon yesterday and took tea
with Mrs. A. E.. Gibson at her sum-
mer home in Lavinia.
Mrs. H. Bailey and son, Jerry, of
Twenty-frst street and Park avenue,
left Friday afternoon for Mahncmen,
where they will visit friends for two
weeks. ...- >s4su aassl
Mrs. Sam Hayth and her sister,
Mrs. Dora Lincoln of Park Rapids,
who is visiting her, we're in Bemidji
Friday shopping and calling on
friends.ss 5#s .Iz .t$s# s5ts
asHGharlfe Van sings Make Believe
t.sBroa diWay Rose and: Ida, accom-
panied by the new syncopating four
at:the Grand, first show onlytonight:
55 5, 81 $5 5s & t!sil IS e5! is'S I.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Billings and
Misses Agnes Billings and Fern
Minnick motored to Crookston Fri
day., where they will remain until
Sunday the. guests Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Olson and son,
Kern, and daughters, Gladys and
Mildred will leave ~Bernidji Monday
for Fertile, where they will attend
the marriage of their son, Alvin, to
Miss Mabel Johnson, to take place
there Tuesday.
Dance at old armory, Bemidji,
Saturday night, July 8. j. Music by
Schuck'ss four-piece whirlwind, jazz
orchestra. Everybody invited for
good time. 3t7-9
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Van Arnunl
Of Grand Forks notored to 7Ben;djI
via Detroit, where they visited few
days, and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Van Arnurr1 and Mrs.
Jessie Van Arnum, at their home,
|914 America avenue.
Ms. John Mattcson, formerly of
Minneapolis, now of New Ellington,
S, D., is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
O.. B. Sonstrud, 1000 America ave-
nue., while en- route to her home from
Duluth, where she has visited friends.
She will also visit her two brothers
for short time in Reynolds, N. D.,
before returning to her home.
Miss Dagmar Peterson of Mime
apolis has been the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. H. P. Rice of Grand
Forks bay since the Fourth. She
will leave for her home today and
will spend a day at Lake Itasca, and
visit friends in Park Rapids en- route.
Hear Charlie Van sing make Be
lieve," accompanied by the new Syn
copating Four Dance orchestra, Dot
Van at the piano. Bob Brose, the saxa
phone wonder, Mckay on the banjo
and Williams on the drum. Their
music viii make you feel glad. Head
liners at the first show only at the
Grand tonight.
1t7-9
Hugh A. Richie of Sioux City, Ia,
who came to Bemidji to attend the
funeral of the late W.. II. EuetsOn,
returned to his home Thursday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elletson
Of Riceville, Iowa, and George T.
Elletson eff Minneapolis, who ALSO
came to attend the funeral, returned
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