The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-06

It is in platinum gray, the tunlc and
sleeves being enibroide with rope silk
in self-color.s The fronts ofthes Waistsiare,
crossed, the girde extensions closing at
the back under sash. Cream lace is
used for the collar and vest. Medium
size requires ~ yards 36-inch taffeta
and ~ yard of lining for upper cores
Pictorial Review Dress No. $3.50.
/ Sizes, "a to, 48 inches bust. Price, s.
cents. Embroidery No. 1876. Transfer,
blue or yellow, 40 cents. AnA :ixsSa1---4 49, :. :.
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MI. and Mrs. A. G. Graf Of Wolf
Lake autoed to Benidji Saturday and
visited friends. 81 So r
James Wheeler Of Bass Lake was
between-train business visitor in
Bemidji Saturday. F. =
Mrs. Jessie Grove of Sugar Bush
was shopping and calling on friends
in Bemidji Saturday.
q Window boxes and flower beds
planted properly. Bemidji Floral Co..
Kaplan Bldg. 6-2tf
Mrs. II. s. Stillwell of Becida was
the guest of. Bemidii friends while
shopping here Saturday. -.
George and Fred Clark Of Turtle
River came to Bemidji Saturday and
motored home in their new Ford car,
recently purchased here. .,..., ....-..,.....
I'll j. c.. Charboneauscame tox Bemidji
from Warba, where he is superintendz
ing the erection Of i, concrete cul-
vert, and spent Sunday with his fam
lily. -. >>s'~
M. B.. Denckert of Minneapolis,
deputy of the A. o.. U. w., arrived
in Bemidji today to attend the meet
ing of the order to be held this eve
ming at the I. O. O. F.. hall: ~
Dance, old armory, "Wednesday,
June 8. - Music, schuck' 8 foGrpiece
whirlwind Jazz orchestr Every
body welcome. E2t6-7
Mrs. Given-McGee is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Doh
aldson of Aurora. !, The daughter born
to Mr.. and. Mrs Donaldson last week
passed away few hours after birth.
. Mrs. R. e. Gotta met with an unfor-
tunate accident Saturday when she
fell from a box, on which she was
standing to clean outside windows,
at her home, and broke two bones IN
her wrist 80 =, " .
Miss Gladys Chaplin, kindergarten
teacher at the tBennidji State Teach
ers college the, past year, will leave
this evening for Minneapolis. She
plans on spending part: of her sum-
mer vacation lin New York.
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An auto load of Bemidji men, A. D.
j Johnson, s. d. Snyder. E.. Paulson,
E. H. Denu and E. D. Boyce, motored
to Pine Tree, four miles west of Ne
bish, Saturday, and & attended the
Pleasant Valley farmers picnic held
there, @ .'>,
Rev. William Kamphenkel left Sat
urday for Minneapolis to attend the
conference of the Minnesota District
of Evangelical synods, which began
there today. Herman Eickstad also
went as a delegate from the local st.
Pauls Evangelical church. -.
Miss Cecilia Heffelfnger of Mime
apolis and Miss Adelaide Wilson Of
Enderlin, N. d., came to Bemidji
Saturday evening and are guests Of
Mrs. II. L. Huffman, TOO Bemidji
avenue They have been teaching
school at Pequot and have completed
their term, and are en- route to their
homes. .-... Il 3 r. ~
Charles Richards was taken to St.
Anthony's hospital Saturday evening
to- receive medical treatment. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rich
ards, and Miss Mildred Holman of St.
Paul spent Sunday with him. Mr..
Richards and Miss Holman returned
to their homes Sunday evening, but
Mrs. Richards will remain for few
days. ~
Bemidji friends of Miss Jay john
son of Pelican Rapids have received
word that she is to be married June
8 to Albert Anderson, also of Pelican
Rapids. Both Of the young people
were residents of Bemidji at one
time, Miss johnson was stenographer
for the Clark Pole and Tie Co., and
Mr.. Anderson was employed by the
First National bank, and they are both
well known here, and have many
friends who extend congratulations.