The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-18

business visitor in BemidI Monday.
\ Ladies' 12-inch top brown boots,
on sale at Bemidji Shoe Store, $500:
g. - 1tlO-1S
Fred Barker of Wilton was be-
tween train business visitor In Bemld-
il Monday. % Ir d. =
J.5H. Morris of Lake Hattie mo-
tored to Bemidji Saturday and trans
acted business. 4
CASH paid for Liberty bonds. G..
-. ~ 1-19tt
Mrs. John Noel and Mrs. Frank
Cunning Of Northern were the guests
of Bemidji friends Monday. :
Arthur johnson and Olaf Ongstad
left today for Baudette and Rainy
River to transact business for few
days.. ..z,.. .s,,,.. *
Youths 1O-inch top boots, Bemidji
Shoe Store ati$2:9S. I? = e : ~ 1t10-lSs
Mrs. Mike .Corregan and twin ba-
bies were moved today from st. An-
thongs hospital TO- their home at sos
Beltrami avenue. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frost Of Grant
Valley drove to the city Saturday
morning and spent the day shopping
and visiting friends. : ~';;.I #
Mrs. G. H. French went to Cass
Lake this morning and will be guest
today of Mrs. N. C. Hanson, return
ing to Bemidji tonight.
Ladies' rubbers, all styles, pair
69c. Benlidji Shoe Store. 1t1O-1S
Miss Hazel Barclay and her sister,
Mrs. Harry Randall, Of Park River,
N. D., were. out-of-town shoppers in
Bemidji Saturday. morning.
Mrs. J. Bye, 14OS Minnesota ave-
nue. who has been visiting relatives
at Walroad for the past three weeks,
returnedto her homesin Ben1idji Mon
day.j5ss~ rr''*'
Phone ITS and place your order
for Koors PasteuriZed milk and
cream to be delivered right to your
door every morning. l0-5tf
Misses Dorothy Edwards and Geor-
gia Murray, who are attending the
Remidii high school and >rooming at
, 1923 Fourth street, spent the week end
at the home of their parents in Rock
wood
T. D. Duggan of Montreal, who has
been a house guest at the Kentield
home, 1921 Doud avenue. for several
weeks, will leave Bemidji tomorrow
morning for Berkeley, CAL, where he
will attend the university. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Swan and baby
of Grace Lake were in Bemidji Mon
day between trains. Mrs. Swan and
baby left on the night train for Wa
terloo, Ia, to visit relatives, and Mr..
Swan returned to his home ~
MEMS rubbers, all styles, pair CSC.
Benlidji Shoe store. -! 1t10-1S
Bernard Landgren and son, Vern,
motored to Bemidji, Thursday. Mr..
Landgren is clerk of his school dis
trict in Liberty and purchased sup
plies for the schoolroom, and also
attended to other business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Kenfield Of Cass
Lake, who have been guests IN be-
midi at the E.. E. Kenfieid home,
left this morning for Whitehall, Mich,
where they will visit for short time
before going to their winter home at
Orange Beach, Alabama.
Friends in Bemidji Of Mrs. E. p.
Skinner, mother of Mrs. A. P. Rit-
chic, will be pleased to ltarn that her
condition is improved SO that she was
able to leave the. hospital at Elgln,
ILL.,, where she has been confined since
leaving Bemidji, and that she is now
at the home of her daughter there.
A new car and new prices on Pills
Bbury's Best flour at Iroppman s.
$4.S5 in 1,000-pound lots; $500 in
5OO-pound lots, or SIS for 9S-pound
sack. 1t10-1S
DR.. J. C. C1aig, district superin-
tcndents of the Fergus Falls district
is expected to arrive in Bemidji this
evening" and will assist Rev. Lambert
with his work in this vicinity until
Thursday, when he will return. to
Bemidji and hold the quarterly CON
ference in the Methodist church.
Adolph Christensen disposed of his
residence and two lots at 1921 Miss
issippi avenue Thursday to Thomas
Wilson and wife Of Winnipeg, Cana
da. The Wilson's, who are newcomers
to Bemidji, have shipped q carload
of household goods here and will oc-
cupy rooms at the Frost home in NY
more, until November Is, when they
will take. possession Of their newly
acquired property. Mr.. Christensen
nurcbaced two IOTs az, MiSSi mi ave-