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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
Those Who Dare Not Smile.

The ludicrouS has its place in the
universe. 1t is not human inven-
ton, but one of the divine ideas illus
trated in the practical jokes of kit
tens and monkeys. Curious it is thar
we always consider solemn:ty and eli.
counter Of wits IS essential to the idea
of the future lie Of those whom we
thus deprive Ct half their faculties,
and then call, them blessed.
There are ndl few, who, even in
this life, seem to be preparing them
selves for that smileless eternity to
which they lot,k forward, by Danish
ing all gayety from their hearts and
all joyousness from their conntenances
I met one such in the streets not in
frequently, q person of intelligence
and education, INT who gives me land
all that he: pnsses) 'spch a. rayle.ss,
chilling look of lecogniti something
as If he were enc Of heavens asses
sors, come dosa to doom. don't
doubt he would cut his kittens tail off
If he caught Gnr. playing with it
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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KING GEORGE IS IS
(By United PreSs)

London, June liking George cell
ebrates his Seth Birthday and in hon
or of the event flags were flown on
all government buildings and salutes
fired by artillery at London. Windsor,
Aldershct, and other military cen,
ters.
The official birthday celebrations
will be held iH England tomorrow
when King George will review the
Guards in st. James, Park. the pic
turesque ceremony known as Troop
ing the Color" being arranged for
the first time since 1914 in pre-war
glory of scarlet and gold pageantry
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SEES CLOTHING AS BLESSING
Writer OF Opinion, That Some OF
Worlds "Bio" Men Do Well In
Covering Themselves.

Wherever one goes in Polynesia one
Is reminded, by contrast, Of the cost
physically to men of our own race! Of
our sheltered way Of living, writes
James Norman Hall, in Harpers
Magazine. IT. O.. b. S..
There on every hand are men well
past middle life, with compact, sym
metrical bodies and the natural grace
OF healthy children. One sees them
carrying immense burdens without ex-
ertion, swimming in the open sea for
an hour or two at time while spear
ing fish, loafing ashore with 20 great
err apparent effort for yet longer
periods 10 + Au9 49, IT,. - -
Sometimes, when they have 1t, they
eat enormous quantities of food at one
sitting, and at others, under necessity.
as sparingly as so many dyspeptics. 1t
would be impossible to formulate from
their example any rules for rational
living in more civilized communities.
The daily quest for food under print
Tive conditions keeps them alert and
sound Of body, so that, whether they
work or loaf, feast or fast, they seem
always to acquire health by it.
thought of the strange appearance
certain Of the chief men in America
or France or England would make I'M
der similar circumstances, deprived Of
the kindly concealment Of clothing.
What a revelation it would be Of skin
niness or ,pudginess! What an exhibit
ton of scrawny necks, fat stomachs,
1at chests, flabhy arms!
To be strictly accurate, had seen
some fat stomachs among elderly
Paumotuans, but they were excep-
lions, and always remarkable for that
reason. And those who carried them
had sturdy legs. They did not give
one the uneasy feeling, common at
home, at the sight Of the great
paunches Of sedentary. men topping
unsteadily along strip Of crimson
carpet. from curb to club doorway.
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FARM BUREAU FEDERATION
URGES COOPERATIVE MARKETS
NV United Pressl

st. Paul, June 3.---The, Minnesota
farm bureau federation yesterday
sent letters to i47,000 farm families
in, the state urging them to join in
the cooperative marketing move
ments. !. = 49,. .....
centralized marketing, =, the letter
said, will enable farmers to secure
better prices for their products, will
eliminate waste in marketing and
enable the consumer, to pay lower
prices. The letters stand first for
the appeal by the state federation
urging every farmer in the state to
JOIN cooperative bodies. The let
ters are expected to result in the or
ganization of many new producers
marketing corporations. i.
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I'M CONVINCED
g.. ..n~ SAYS SALESMAN
St. Paul Man Gained IS Pounds
~. - EEH ~
and Feels Like a New Per-
sen Since Taking Tanlac

81 was not looking so much for
gain in weight as for some relief from
my sufferings, but have gotten both
and you may know from that what
I think of Tanlac." said Karl Brooks,
a well known salesman for the Hard
mans Shoe Co., residing at 1906 To-
gan avenue, St. Paul.
''For year and half" he contin-
ued, II suffered terribly from a Sc
we're case Of stomach trouble and in
digestion. Nothing ate agreed with
me, and I had such awful pains in my
stomach could hardly stand them.
I became so nervous it was rare
thing for me to get a good nights
sleep, and in the mornings l felt so
tired and worn out it was all / could
do to get to work.,
Nothing helped me until I began
taking Tanlac, and / want to say
right now that I have given it thor
ough trial and am, fully convinced by
the results that Tanlac will do all
they say it will, for it has made. new
man of me. 1t has taken only three
bottles to relieve my sufferings, /
have a splendid appetite and am al
ways anxious for mealtime to come.
I never have a sign of indigestion
and, those awful pains are all gone.
My nerves no longer trouble me and
l always sleep soundly at night. l
have gained fifteen pounds in weight
and feel as fine as I ever did in my
life. .Tanlac has certainly done the
work for me and l consider it the best
medicine ever sold in a drug store. -
Advertisement.
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BUTZIN.MONTAGUE

Miss Theresa Butzin and Clarence
Montague were married Thursday
evening at 5 o'clock at the Catholic
parsonage. Rev. FIR. Philippe officiat-
ing. They were attended by Miss
Agnes Schauls and John Cahill. After
the ceremony they had wedding
supper at the Markham hotel, and
were entertained during the evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Hansen, 1904 Dewey avenue. They
left on short visit trip to Sebeka,
where they will spend few days
visiting the brides parents, and will
return to Bemidji to make their home.
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LADY DRUGGISTS
-, ADVICE TAKEN

"My sister-in-law is a druggist.
She told me of several bad stomach
and liver cases which were benefited
by taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
and advised me to try it. 1 had nu-
merous bad attacks due to bloating
and had almost constant pain in my
stomach before getting your remedy.
I am feeling fine now" 1t is a SIM
pie, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. At all
druggists. -Advertime
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Extraordinary Time keeping.

Extraordinary Time keeping. =
Methods of reckoning time have al-
ways been a s'nlrce o. trouble to sci.
entists. The INST standard WINS the
lunar month-lilat is, the period of
about 29h days between one new moon
and the next. Twelve of these months
seemed to correspond to the four sea-
SONS, and Sc the year was fixed at
354 days. They soon found that they
were getting badly mixed, that the
seasons did not correspond 10 the
months; in f1e course Of 10 years
they were n,ure than three months
wrong. The Jews and Greeks stuck
in another month now and then, They
added seven rlontl,s in 10 years and
ilnnuged to keep a clumsy track of
time. ..-
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Messrs. Charles Annexstad, o.. c.
Cooling and Mrs. Cooling, ali of Min
neapolis and Frank J. SorenSop Of
Moorhead are spending several days
in the city. They are. looking over
some large tracts Of lands in differ
ent parts Of the county with view
to purchasing them. They are much
impressed with the activity both in
the city and surrounding country
and are enthusiastic over the future
prospects of Northern Minnesota.
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MUNICIPAL COURT

Henry Tong, charged with assault
in the third degree, was found guilty
in Municipal court yesterday after
noon and. was fined SIS or 20 days
lin Jail. He paid the fine. Tong was
charged with assault, on q waitress
i'm the Kelliher hotel with a knife
after engaging in an argument with
her.
One lone drunk" was on the list
to appear before Judge Gibbons to-
day.
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SHIPPING BOARD DUE
FOR RAKING IN SENATE
(By United PreSs)

Washington, June 3.---The ship
ping board is due for a raking in the
senate this week during the discus
sion of the 154,0O0,0OO deficiency
bill now under considerations iPresi-
dent Harding, it is expected, will he
subjected to criticism. At least he
will he urged by the senators. in the
rebate to end quickly the delay in
the shipping board.
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FARGO HUSBANDS SHOWN
TO BE VERY GENTLE RACE
(By United Press)

Fargo, June ,3.---Fargo husbands
are. a gentle race. Only one man
beat, his wife during the fiscal year
ending April 30, 1921, according to
the official report of the police de-
pertinent, Only seven. wives invoked
the law against their men for non
support. Arrests made in the year
closed totaled 205 over the previous
year. ~.t.
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Observation-Disclosures

Miss Sarah Mortenson of Litchfield
and Adolph Olander, accountant for
Gamble-Robinson Co. of Bemidji,
were married May rs at Litchfield.
They took a short wedding trip and
motored to Bemidji. They have gone
to housekeeping at 513 Minnesota
avenue. III
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S!:3i9:::dlles{X
TO HOLD FOOD SALE

The Royal Neighbors will hold a
food sale Saturday, June 4, in the
office Of the Bemidji Gas company
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
& SERVE SUPPER TONIGHT

The Daughters of Rebekah will
serve a 7 o'clock supper to the Odd
Fellows tonight at the l.. O. 0. F.
hall, after which the regular business
session of the lodge will be held. It
is desired that all members be pres
ent. ''&;,i ~. ~. -..t%t-s e..
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Trophies Of. the. Chase.

Motorson-Wns that guyss We hit
hurt badly? @Iy.,ssE'gs. e. ~ ~
.fSpeedup-l dunno. 4 just got out
to- cut button of his coat to put in
my collection Of trophies.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORs HOLD
: MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY

The Royal Neighbors will hold
their annual memorial services with
the Woodmen Sunday, June 5, at
Greenwood cemetery. All members
are requested to meet there at 2
O'Clock Tin the AFTERNOON. s.,j.@}
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Mrs. Mackaye of Farris has been
in Bemidji the past week, the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Ripple Of
Park avenue. -
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NOTICE

We, the undersigned dentists, have
agreed to close our offices each Sat-
urday afternoon from June to Oc-
tober 1, 1921. ...s... $685..
J. r. Tuomy,
-.- r. e. Richardson.
J. w. Diedrich, .,-
.....s ..,z-g,...-, D. l.. Stanton, ...-..,r.
18t5-31 G. NJ. Palmer.
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.Haad ,onI

Not until after aiman1 loses his head,
does he realize that two heads are
better than one. Cartoons Magazine.
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

FOR SALE---One 3-piece bedroom
2sulte. one green velour couch, one
kitchen cabinet. Call 511 II Min
nesota avenue, upstairs. 2t6-A
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Miss Minnie HIGHLANDER of FROM
spent Thursday in the city as the
guest of Miss Hypatia Rouse, 423
Fourth street. rs~.+
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r p n F.. EIKS

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Elks lodge Thursday evening.
-, T. C. BAILEY Sec'y.
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e e -------i "a ~ "
Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G.
B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. -a
e. =, ts% /. LIST
Mrs. Mackaye of Farris has been
in Bemidji the past week, the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Ripple Of
Park avenue. . -
Miss Minnie HIGHLANDER of FROM
spent Thursday in the city as the
guest of Miss Hypatia Rouse, 423
Fourth street. --,~..
$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co.. Bemidji. Minnesota.
Sats& 1O-17tf
Miss Jessie Pendergast motored
from her summer home at Lake
Plantaganet to Bemidji Thursday
and attended the senior class play.
Ole Matson of Hazel and Charles
Aldrich of Bemidji motored to Mime
apchs Wedne sday TO attend the state
Merchants convention which con-
venes there this week. $z z s:sss As
a ~ 49,. ~ Il '1S
non .,,v nrYNITr 6, - Al .. Y d.. s.
1o ~, asmrits sI ,xy a. = snsscr H.
land men. s5<..,-r lit
M,ss t1o,en Nv, nc .d, s TOR If Mr.
anu Mrs - n: EvanS, nas 90. ~
t .ion 1922, w w ~ n"st 80 she
Iii lii snand r = o. Hacs1; I w;tb her nar.
VIII spenu 'nei 'e'"t'or :" n0n "0' p'''
=; :
l.; e.. 1ooo' OF M!hheapoitS, lot-
merry OIL DeHlulI' ar1iveu III tne cry
TINS morning ana VIII De tne guest OF
the ~. y; Isoou alu AiIo'l =, = i '''
nanllleS l la'oi several = - "a @e >
riant your eeiuen "o"' ''eni ~! :
1orel W .......,...... ''-l
+:.'. - -. ~. ~. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aldrlch and
son. MILFORD, autoed to Thief River
Falls and Hazel where they spent
Memorial Day with relatives, return
Tuesday.
- !
Mrs T nj iRevnnlds and f1auph-
Wash, who have been guests OF Mrs
e. r.. Evans and Mrs T.. j.. Burke
for several days left for their home
"Wednesday.
ae.e.,. ,.-,.s >. -- - 60. 80 - r.. ,...s-.-
Jack" Rodekuhr, licensed auc.
tioneer, will sell anything for you;
get in touch with him for your sale.
= $S s:#:..s, . - -. II IA 4r I
Ole Matson: L ii VINO VINO o1pegrates e gen
oroI ~ $500 - liz "a1e sna,,+ . ferr Ssva
cousins Ernest Albert and Charles
A1drich and their families. and his
amt Mrs Charles PARKER w. j..
..S,.'.
Nrsss rroco stif11wa1l q Remid,ii
h;pb school studant RETURNED to fine
mhomas Hughes home. 703 Bemidii
avenue Tnes1av morning. after
snendinp Memorial dav at The home
St;IlwolI of ,pocido
49, >
Ton,a+o n1on+s that nover sion
erou,;n, e5c tn 7sc nor dozen Ra-
midi; Floral "a G. 2lf
",''c" : = =. = 3. : = =
M 1,apoun+v ma family are nov
dnos this weak. from the T n French
,ror,ertv ~ Iqi,e Missfssinni avenue.
Mr. FRENCH having recently solid his
house and lot at the corner of Tenth
streat and Ndississinn; avenue to Mr..
Rice ~ America avenue who is iani-
aor at tho Central schon1
window hoxes and flower beds
n1ant ed nroperlv, Remidii Floral Go.
Kanlan RIdr 6-2tf
Pipestone enjoyed some of the scenic
attractions of Northern Minnesota
Sunday, when in company with their
son, Bernard and family of Liberty,
nephew Erlck tandgren neal Pe eSao
ua' VIC i"ay,
i'"''" ''''o p"' ~ :'...',ss
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R. e. Strader OF Brainerd spent the
day in the dity on business.

Orville White of Northome was a
Bemidji business visitor today.
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F. Sorenson of Moorhead was q
business visitor in Bemidji today.
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Mrs. J. R. Mulch of Brainerd is
visiting at the M. j. Meyer home.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Opsahl motored
to Wilton today to attend the funer-
al of Peter j. Frodahl.
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Peter Larkin of Turtle River was
in Bemidji Thursday en- route to Du-
luth to transact business this week.
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Harry Head of Remer was Be
midji business visitor Thursday.
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Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G..
B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. Ii
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Ridelle of
Turtle River were between-train bust
ness visitors in Bemidji Thursday.
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FOR EALE---PlanO, also gas range.
Inquire 500 Fcurth street. s5--12tf
-
YOU CANNOT afford to miss this.
We sell you forty acres CT clay
land for 5000, $40 cash. $40 July
IS, $40 September 1st, 1927. $4S
per year for 10 years. Interest at
6 per cent from September 1st.
1921. If you settle on the land
prior to September l, 1922, you
will have no further payments to
make for eight years. 10 40-acre
tracts to select from. Five .SO-acre
tracts to select from. Five Sc-acre
service to see the land Write or
see =. r. DuMbury Lana Co., Be-
'nl!dji, Mimi G-3tf
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Get Jack" Rodekuhr to cry your
sale. Licensed. Phone S41. 4-5-tf
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tHe WiuteE' - KS g -.
49,. wv ::
=, =. N. french spehc "eunesoay ~
bemldJl thursday. he maze the
TRIP Dy auto: t'..t '!.e -, -
- - :. :,..- &,
MRS. Delbert El!etson returned to
bemldu last evening from TT. nip
with relatives. .@..,
- go. 1900. ..
DR.. 4. y. Richardson left this at
ternoon forf Crookston and Will at,
tend the dental meeting to be held
IS. - =. SS}
W. =: Gemmeli, general manager
OF the NJ y H. Railway, and u II.
Warner, tram master, spent Thurs
day in Bemidji on business. IS:
s Mrs. Minnie Warner, who has Wis
tied friends IN Bemldll and Grant
Valley for the past week, returned Ito
her home at Puposky Thursday.
$780, 1851 /. ~.
Cloud on business IN connection with
ms work as purchasing agent for the
Watao Fulp and Paper company.
.; -.-,,- ,.-.
a. =. Jonnson q tne "A: =; johnson
;nr So, DE- AZ Inma ' l1haro '' = - =
was caiDetl y. 'tne slea1n OF MS proon-
o. -. l@-.- E. -=@E =
t 4 L.. M.M.-7.-- :. <,x:..- =, l.,
,o r.ial ona McSuaty =. .; Mnlea l3o.E
81 ara sonI ;na non+ WaJaasS In =,
~. ~ 'n ~, ~ @ spnt " IL 49, H.,
mere mere <.S:=' 2ssS =
- = = :, r;n.o., go f.r,;,,, .o - -. ,
al nh,,rsdan evan ;u envy frnn, Earr;,s
Ta,,. ,.,h sy +t Se hae,. .nont sa,,e,a1
ds as ,,s;t;n, r;snds as1 T S ,osJe 1 ~
tr GyS Nv y, a,,te 1 - my ' W '' -.
Henry Rohn. Twentv.third and
nol+on 1,,s. sor;o,,siv hut Wodnes.
~, ,uhan "a fail froro scofFo1d
III -a;,,+;r,. Ia,va++,s ,os;donoo IN
Rana;di; avenne
o'. - :':I1
: 1E-. ar r mr. Il =. IL
tho homo ~ Mrs George Movers at
Grant Valley CARING For the Home
during her absence at Fargo. where
she, .wasscalled ,becausesof, The death
Of her sister. ....--.- .... -,
1870
Mr., and Mrs. ]. w. Crandall. Mrs.
1Qa peterson ana uauSnter MdEVel,
Of Buenas Vista, left thissweek bysau-
to for SGlendive and other places in
Montana to visit friends and relatives
for month. +~.ai ~ +.
- .'t ---j
Lloyd Tanner returned by auto
ing a week in Bemidji visiting friends.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Koehler
of Memphis, Tenn, who also visited
friends, while here. A..
49,
Roy v! Harker and FAMILY have re-
Turned from a. motor trim TO Duluth
tives. They report that the roads
Were very good on the trip to Duluth
but that rain lnterfered somewhat
with the return trip.r
&E%f$~i - = III -F$f
Mrs. L. P. Eckstrum returned to
Bemidji Tuesday from Virginia, and
nesday with MI. Eckstrum and his
nurse, where Mr.. Eckstrum will en-
ter sanatorium for treatment.
--
Mrs s. asTs. Sellers. 1215. .Remidii
avenua& had An ac,1ta attack inf an
d;c;f;s sT,osd.y nnd x,as fakao,n r.
operated upon Wednesday. She is
reported to be getting along nicely.
ID sstSa Ssfst4 T. -------- 3Is% II l..
DR.. G. H. Zentz and family, who
have been, living tn the residence Of
Mrs. S. H. Roberts, 500 Lake Boule-
ward, have moved to the home purch-
avenue, formerly owned by X. NC
lVer. ..ls4 -. -
d.:
Mrs. o. Olson and son, who visited
friends and relatives in Bemidji for
the past two weeks, returned to- their
home at Fisher Thursday. They were
former residents of Bemidji, and
found many changes and improve
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.G.IJ. Holt Of Thief River Falls was
q Thursday business visitor here.
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E. N. French spent Wednesday in
Blackjack on business, returning to
Bemidji Thursday. He made the
trip by auto. 49,, ,.,. j.
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Music and Thou al,

WUSIc 1ahus IHVU1Tt.L.a-38E XIII
Music has not to do with f0rm-but
thought.-C. W. Curtis.
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FOR RENT---Two rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. Close in. In
quire J. r. care Pioneer. Std6-6
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I.OST---Small fur neck-piece We'd
nesday evening on Minnesota ave-
ME. Phone 221-W. 2tG-4
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+ Lloyd Tanner returned by auto
Thursday to Sank Center after spend
ing week in Bemidji visiting friends.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Koehler
of Memphis, Tenn, who also visited
friends while here. Il.
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L. E. Rood, of Minneapolis. for
merly of Bemidii, arrived in the city
this morning and will be the guest of
the o. C. Rood and Andrew Rood
families fkor several days. - 5-rs:1s..->
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.. Crandall, Mrs.
Ida Peterson and daughter Marvel,
Of Buena; Vista, left thissweek bysau-
to for "Glendive and other places in
Montana to visit friends and relatives
for q month. +~.,t ~ +,
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FOR RENT---Housekeep rooms at
AIS Minnesota. 2t6-4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Roy v. Harker and FAMILY have re-
turned from a motor trip to Duluth
where they have, been visiting rela-
tives. They report that the roads
were very good on the trip to Duluth
but that rain interfered somewhat
with the return trip.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Z Mrs. Sarah H. Roberts returned to
her home in Bemidji Wednesday after
having spent the winter in California.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich and
son.. Wilford, autoed to Thief River
Falls and Hazel where they spent
Memorial Day with relatives, return
ing to their home on Irvine avenue
Tuesday. e.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Mrs. J. M. Reynolds and daugh-
tiers; Ann and Rose, of Spokane,
Wash, who have been guests of Mrs.
e. r. Evans and Mrs. T. j.. Burke
for several days left for their home
Wedm esday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

l., Mrs. w. N. tBowser and daughter
Eleanor returped@ Wednesday, from
Long Beach, Cal, where they spent
the winter. b zs II "a.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Mrs. L. P: Eckstrum, returned to
Bemidji Tuesday from Virginia, and
left for Battle Creek, Mich. We'd
nesday with Mr.. Eckstrum and his
nurse, where. Mr.. Eckstrum will en-
ter sanatorium for treatment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Nv. E. Gemmell, general manager
OF the M. & i. Railway. and G. H.
Warner, train master, spent Thurs
day in Bemidji on business. s%
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03

Mrs. Delbert Elletson returned to
Bemidji last evening from Fl. Rip
ley, where she spent Memorial Day
with relatives. .,