The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-16

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Miss Christie SSafone of Pleasant'
Valley autoed to Ben1idji Monday and
called on friends while shopping.
NJ Zibeline Hatters plush sailors worth
SIS and Sc on sale Thursday at the
Elko Hat Shop, choice, $1.95. 8 n
4 1t11-16
\ Bart Static ord returned to Bemidji
yesterday from Deer River where he
hunted big game for the past few
days and was successful, %s
One dozen photographs make II
Xmas presents. Hakkerup.t 11-4tf
c. F. Darner left Tuesday on bust.
ness to various Northwestern Mime
sofa cities, and will go to st. Paul
before returning to Bemidji the lat
Ter part of the week. -ssts
4 Mr.. and Mrs, their family and all
their friends are invited to the mems
annual turkey supper at the Presby-
terrain church from s. to 8 O'clock
this evening. Price rs cents. 1t11-16
Mrs. Caroline Myers, who has been
very i'll at the home of her, son, Frank
Lubbock, s12O8 America avenue, was
to be very much improved
this morning. ,z9
q Your friends can buy anything yoQ
can give them except your photo
graph. Hakkerup. " s. l1-4tf
Mrs. NJ. +. Wilson and little son,
Ralph, returned to their home, corner
America avenue and Fifth street, this
morning from three weeks visit
with Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.sMag-
nuson, at Duluth. 70 ~.s - ~ 5A>5 y
Dressmaking at home. Embroidery
a. speciality. Prices right. Phone s897..
81 !. /; - : XII, aa 2GtI2-8
Z. Mrs. H. 1Mayne Stanton fand little
son have returned to their home at
Grand Forks after visiting relatives
in Ben1idji. for some time Little Miss
Joyce Stanton remained for longer
visit4with her grandparents.
Luthsk and lefse, also creamed
chicken, at the First Lutheran church
Thursday evening from S to 8 o'clock.
.' ~ i@'as'f.'ssT tat.," ~2t11-17
George Shepherd, travelling sales
man Of the Corticello Silk company,
is in. Bemidji transacting business,
and while, here is the guest of his
brother-in-law, George L. Rossback,
and family, $40 Beltrami avenue.
Cash paid for Liberty bondR. 9:
8. Ho0ley. Northern Grocery Co.
+ q 1 |. :, : :. ~ H. 1-19tf
/ Earl, Riley: and Mrs. John D.. O..
Conner of Minneapolis are expected
to arrive in, Bemidji this evening,
having been called here because of
the. serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. C. e. Riley, SIG America ave-
nue.. q 1 IL & rs2 >... i r +. -. ..
), Bring your friends to the turkey
supper at the Presbyterian church
from to 8 o'clock this evening. The
men will serve you a real supper for
rs cents. ,..,.5 lgs. 1t11-16
'@s George w. Rossback and Earl
,Bucklen will leave this afternoon
for the, Pleasant Valley. consolidated
school near Nebish, where they Will
do the final work on the heating and
ventilating system which they in
stalled. - I'LL. - r.. 49,.
The. foil owing menu will be served
Thursday evening from S to s o'clock
inT the First Lutheran church, Eighth
street and Minnesota avenue. Adults,
Soc; children, under II years, 25c.
Il Il Lutfsk, with Melted Butter
Lafse U.s. 3 Boiled Potatoes
Creamed Chicken Riced Potatoes
II - Strained Cranberries
Brown Bread - White Bread
Assorted Cake r. r.. Coffee
: Mrs. Henry Thiel, who has been
visiting at the home of her sistr, Mrs.
Fred aRhoda, for the past week, re-
turned Tuesday to her home at Cass
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rhoda Of
Long. Prairie, who have also been!
guests Of Mr.. Rhoda's borther,5 Fred
Rhoda, for several days returned
Tuesday to their home. The two fam
lilies hunted big game in the vicinity
of Buena Vista, returning to Bemidii
Tuesday. & -.
ID Any time from 5 to 8 o'clock this
evening you can partake Of the fol-
lowing menu at the Presbyterian
Ss Roast Turkey
Dressing Nj Giblet Gravy
..a.&s3& Cranberry Sauce >}}-...
Mashed Potatoes Escalloped Corn
=, .s5z@-2. Cabbage Salad
White. Bread and Butter Coffee
:g Pumpkin lie