The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-29


/ Have the time of your; life. with
us at the new armory hall Monday
night and win prize. 1t1o-19
Mrs. Gallos of North Dakota, is the
guest this week of her friend, Mrs.
Allen, at 423 Fourth street:
Al dry ,tamarack. pole wood. $3.50
a load. Phone 1851. 6tIo-z9
Mr.. and Mrs. Deming of Six-mlle
Corner. are now making their home
at the corner of Fourth street and
Irvine avenue.
. J. w. Naugle has returned to his
home in Bemidji from Roosevelt,
where he has transacted business Tor
the past four weeks. / . ! 20 /
Myronn Plum nner left Friday night 4
for Minneapolis to resume his studies,
at Hamline University. after spending
the past few days here II " Il
! Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
lare sure to please. lo-Stt
I Mrs. Edith Abel and daughter,
miss Evelyn, left last Saturday for
Cleveland, O., to visit Mrs. Abell's
brother, Mr.. Davis, and family.
Mrs. Pauline Kramer, who has been
confined to her home on Foureenth
street and Park avenue for nearly
two months by illness, is able to be
out again.
s'No Woman Knows" THE amazing
story of FANNY Herself" by Edna
Ferber, featuring Mabel Julierne
Scott, late star of 'Behold My Wife,
at the Grand Sunday, ,ss',v 2tl0-29si
Mrs. Murray of lockwood town,
ship was in the city Friday shopping
and visiting her, daughter, Miss Geor.
gia, who is a student at the Bemld]l |
high school. $780,.
Mrs. Phillip Brevick, Of, Graceton.
has returned to her home after spend
ing the past: two weeks With NJ rs:
Coleman: Love, and attending the
Teachers institute.
<. Halloween dance in old armory,
Monday October 81. Music i by
Schuck's Jazz orchestra Everybody
invited for a,good time. 81 3tl0lz3i
Ernest iWillets and wife sof' Grant /
Valley5motored to Ben1idii Thursday
and were guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Petra, 1105 Mississippi avenue, while !
shopping in the city: SsE N:
M. C. Whitney president of the
Farmers State bank of Guthrie, came
to Bemidji last evening to attend the
meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge,
and returned to his home this NOR
nlng. - , ~
Hav,- you your costume ready for
the Halloween ball Monday?.1 have
and l just can't miss it, 1t10e29-
-. Mr.. and Mrs. E.sMcNeill and chill
,fdren of Tennessee, are occupying
5rooms for light housekeeping at 423
Fourth street. Mr.. Mcneil is fore
man for the Embellishments
4 company sPjil .Li3.Hul..*'.
\ Phone ITS and place your order
for Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream to be delivered right to your
door everv morning. 10-5tf
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Horner and
George Horner of Fernhill, motored
TO Bemidii Friday and were guests
of Mrs. Horner's parents. Mr.: and
Mrs. H. Schussman on Fourteenth
street and Park avenue:
DR.. H. F. Billings of International
Falls, came to- Bemidji last eve
ming to attend the wedding OF his
sister, Miss. Agnes Billings, and will
remain in sBemidji for. the week end
as a guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F: Billings, PIP America
avenue.
Mrs Annie Mcclellan of Henry
eta, Okla, who has been the guest
of her brother, M. A.EurlYar and fam
ily, and 9ther relatives ;at Bropkings,
S. D. Nor the past three weeks, ar ar
rived III Benidjis last teve ning, ;ifor b q
extendedFvisit with Mi lard Mrs y 4
C. Searls Al Il: Miss issippi; 4 avenue. ]
Mrs. Mcclellan also visited relatives
at Mai,katos "a nd sSt. Paul while en-
route "a BeiiIiid1j Mrs. Me- lellan and
Mrs. Scarf are sisters. f,H}5'E
1 Cash paid Tor Liberty bonds. g.
$B. Hooley,. Northern Grocery Go. :, !
's3%t5., Z aEE&, il. ii LIFT.
7 j. T. avis.schairnan Of the. Order
Brotherhood Of Locomotive .Firemeen
and Engineers Of Bemidji, and Joseph
GlombosH. of Brainerd, chairman of
the Order Of Railway. Conductors, re-
turned to their homes yesterday from
Chicago, where they were summoned
W the United States Railroad Labor
Board to attend hearing with the
executives OF the. railroads, and the
executives of the labor organizations,
held in . Chicago Wednesday. A. W.
Ditty, chairman of the trainmen, who
went to Chicago with them, is expect
ed to arrive home today. g..