The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-30

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GIRLS oNE-PIECE> PAJAMAS
+. Going to bed is not half so disagreeable
when one; dons these pajamas in soft
pink cotton crepe. III, preferred, the
short kilnoiio' sleeves, may be heightened
with one-piecc sections and gathered
into fiills at the wrists to- correspond
with the lower edges Of the pajamas.
There are pockets, he1nstitching, ribbons
and all the details that make the nighties
of grown-ups%t things Of youthful envy.
Medium size requires 2 y yards 3o-inch
Smaterial. SIS %.% = -
Pictorial Review 'Pajamas No. Case.
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y Miss Cathryn Lawler of Willmar
was q Christmas guest Of Mr., and
Mrs. Walter Kittleson. ,' "
Mr.. md Mrs. Lon Davis of Northern
inotored to Bemidji Thursday and at
tended the farmers meeting.
Miss Mary Knutson will arrive in
! Bemidji today from Mcintosh to visit
her sister, Miss Jennie Knut5on. \
Mrs. P. L. Hines and son, Grover,
returned yesterday from Hines, where
they have been guests, of relatives
since Monday. :*.*...,. (
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Tuomy, 1922
Beltrami, avenue, entertained Misses
Ruth and Catherine Richards at noon
luncheon today. .>''
Dance at new armory tonight.
Everybody welcome. Music by Syn
copators. >< L..S$.f5.. 1t12-29
Miss Della.Andersen, employed at
the. Marc uns d 4hfc1dorY office; iias
returned from e1liher;, where she
spent Christmas with relatives.
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a. Charles McTaggart has been ill at
his home, 513 Third street, for the
past week, and was reported to, be
slightly improved this morning.
| Z Cash paid for $.10O-inch jackpine,
b>lsam and Norway pine bolts, S.inch
top and larger. Bemidji Mfg. Co.
Knute Thoraldson of Gonvick has
been the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Eversonl over. Christmas, and
will return to his home tom borrow.
Mrs. Charles Erdahl of Northern
was N Bemidji Thursday,en route to
Crystal, N. D., where she will visit
friends and relatives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Melville and
little son, Dickson, returned from
Eveleth Thursday where they visited
William Melville and family over
Christmas. -
Special New Years eve menu at
the Coffee Shop, 8 p. m. to / 80 a.
M, Saturday, December 81, 1921. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carver have
for their New Years guest, Miss Ver-
ma Sysse Of Fosston, who arrived in
Bemidji yesterday. She is cousin
Of Mr.. Carver. x
Miss Josephine Parker entertained
Is guests at afternoon tea yesterday
at her homl, 200 Seventh street, COM
plimentary to Misses Ruth and Cath
crime Richards of Spokane.
Eat Old Plantation Chicken Short.
cake at the Markham Coffee Shop
after the dance New Years eve.
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+: Mrs. Hans Anderson entertained a
few of her lady friends at her home
on Minnesota, avenue and Tenth street
Tuesday afternoon. A very pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by all
MI. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox and lit
Il daughter expect to return To- their
home at Alexandria tomorrow. They
came to Bemidji before Christmas
and have{been holiday guests Of rela-
tives here: %s'''e
Vogue Millinery, Saturday, .Decem.
Der 81, hats formerly selling at sl2.
SIS, S18 and $25 for $1.9s, s2.9s
and 1898. :".[' 1t12.30
Miss Sadie Chesborough expects to
leave tomorrow for the Twin Cities
where she will spend the remainder
OF her holiday vacation. She will re.
turn to resume her teaching in the
Lincoln school January 8,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hill and little
daughter went to Mcintosh to visit
over Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F'latner. Mr.. Hill returned
to Bemidji the first of the week b,1t
Mrs. Hill and baby remained for a
longer visit 14..-., ..--i.A1a4f11a1