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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-06
LOS EsPANoLEs oCUPAN
IEPoRTANTEs PoSICIoNES

MADRID, octubre g. Tnforines of
ciales procedentes del frente marroqui
anuncia que despues de una intense ata
cue de artilleria, las colulnnas espanolas
ocuparon Jas importantes posiciones de
Lebtuuladdaud Danars.
Despu6s del combate So encontraron
las trincheras marroquies completamen
To nenas de muertos y heridos.
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CINCo NAcIoNEs DIsCUTIRAN LA
hIMITACIoN DE ARMAMENTos

WASHINGTON, octubre g. La cues
tion de la limitacion de armamentos Sc
ra discutida en- la conferencia que Sc
celebrara en- esta ciudad, por las cinco
gfardes potencias.
Tambien en- Ia misma confercncia el
gobierno americana exaninara la cues
tion de las deudas salidas.
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Austria ene I'm e6reito formidable en- sas froateas

binete del canciller Wirth ha ratifca-
do el acuerdo Loucheur Rathenau.
Las entrevistas entire los jefes de
los partidos de la coalici6u ell Camel
Her no han tenido reslltado alguno.
Loucheur ha salido para Wiesbaden,
donde Sc entrevistara con Mr.. Rashenau,
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(Por Gable Frances)

vIENA, octubre s. I'm infolme on
cial austriaco anuncia que 100000 hom
bres con armamento de campana y cua
tro pleas de sitio, estan en- la frontera
hungara.
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LOS PERIoDICos NO
BAJARAN DE PRECIo

PARIS, octubre s. Todos los per1o-
distas de esta ciudad han celebrado
una reunion, en- Ell curse de Ia cual
acordaron no bajar de precio los peri6-
dieos, debido al alto precio del papel.
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Ell GABINETE NoRUEGo
DIMITE EN- PLENO

ESToCoLBdo, octubre 5.- El gabine
te de Won Sydow, ha dimitido por ha-
ber ganado los socialistas 106 Represen-
tantes la Camara y 20 en- eI Parla-
mento.
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Ell TesuItado 10 Sufre ell pueblo

Bsgdn hemos podido enterarnos en
a pspartamento de Justicia. "a obra
Dc Zoe dslnfoges ca 50 lnicno empeho de
haeer aennn6las viciosas contra los fun
cionarioa pnblieos, estA ocasionando ex-
csuivoa snuios Al Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
qns iamAa hahia sufrido una situaei6n
De eaia naturaleza. n enviar aseales o
luecss eapeciaies . los distintos punlos
ds Ia iala para pTaeticar esas tnvesti-
gaciones. eneata mueho dinero Al Pue-
bio ds Puerto Rice. Y 10 peor del case
para eaoa delntores haEatos es cue nun
ca ioeFan yer comprobados los hechos
que denuneian. Per 10 menes. asi se
desprsnde de- Lac luvestigaeionss que 50
haesn.
W pepartameuto De Juaticia quo
tiene aaunton importantea cue resoiveE,
no vs ia hora en- cue eese tal anorma-
naao, per Il bisn eeon6mico, social.
etc, del pais. y 81 preatigio Dc = Jus.
tieia sn Pperto Rice.
an AaEoURA QUE FL JUEz FooTE
unaTIoNA UN PUEsTO III FL
SUPREME.
M Keae. Pooio, inez del Tribunal de
aintrlto a. Pence. viEit6 hltsmamente
a 0olernadoE. con auien, se nos ase-
Rura. seatuvo ana iaEsa confereneia. IN
opinion general respecto Al ohiet0 de
IA referida entEeviata. "a one 81 81.
Focte hahi6 con el 0obsEnadoT Fespee-
- . ias yaeantel cue pnedan oeurrir
en- q supfemo con motivo del pFoximo
wsncimiento del ttrsnino Dc los ineees
IA anunciada rennneia dei iuez Pre-.
nidenfe.
Uw ANoNIMIaTA FORMULA oRA.
vna QUEJAs EN CONTRA DE UN
yUnz y UN MARSHAL"
EN DspaEtamsnto de Justicia q
ha Ehtibldo una carts an6nima dirigida
~ Attorney en- Ia cue as formnlan sra
YES neusasionsa en- contra dc an Jnez
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,A DISCUSSION DEE PRoR1FMA
DEL EXTREMO ORIENT

DEL EXTREME ORIENTE
WASHINGTON, octubre g. FL go
bierno americana ha invitado B6lgica
Holanda y Portugal para que participen
de las discusiones que, en- Ell curse de la
conferencia que Sc celebrara en- .esta
ciudad Ell IL de noviem5re, trataran
acerca del problema del Pacifco y ell
Extreme Oriente.
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LLOYD GEORGE Y BRAND
NO CoNFERENCIARAN

PARIS. oetubre S. FL peri6dico La
Libert6'' asegura que N. BRAND no
eonferonclaEa con Lloyd George antes
de- cue Sc celebre Ia conferencia en-
Washington.
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los territories ocupados por sus ejerci-
tos, Sc tratara todo 10 .concerniente a
Armenia para evitar cue los turcos to
men represalias contra los armenios,
como en- otras ocasiones.
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ANGoRA, octubre s. En- las confe-
rencias que celebraran lcs franceses y
los turcos para que Francia desocupe
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Sc TEMEN REPREsALIAS PoR
PARTE DE Los TURCos
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UNA MEDALLA DE HONOR PARA
Ell soLDADo DEsCoNoCIDo DE
ITALIA

I'D oOL1S1AA1O LIlR0O 11V . 711@I -
ITALIA
WASHINGTON, octuDre g. Ell Sc
rador Johnson propuso que el congre
SO concediera una medalla de honor al
'soldado Desconocido de Italia
Ell GABINETE DE WIRTT4aI.ATIFT-
CA Ell ACUERDo ENTIRE LOU
CHEUR Y RATHENAU
BERLIN, octubre D. 81 periodico
'Berliner Tageblatt'' dice que Ell ga
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"a 8 DepaEfameuto de Jnsticia -
hn FNibsde una carts an6nima dirigida
II Attorney. en- IA cue as formnlan gra
yes aeasaeionea en contra dc an Jnez
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

FOR Early young chickens.
Mrs. w. +. Maekie. 49ff
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
RAILROAD FUND
DRIVE RESUMED
Intensive Canvass foe nonus Pledges
fe BE- insaxursted May 4

AZ general meeting OF the mem
hors OF the idaho-Nevads Holding
company, held Ia the offices % the
Twin Falls Chamber OF Commerce.
Friday. decision was reached 10 re-
sumo the canvass for pledges TO the
railroad bulldinx bonus faad
u b nov the plan. after cessation
OF operations extending since Christ
mas time. % start committees at
work In all sections OF the district
ln,eresss en or before May 4. rae
esavssinx will BE- carried GA lnten-
aisrly aatll tho required quota ef
money l. pledged TO the fuad.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
CHANGES MADE
BY ASSESSOR
Innos aiions la assessing Work Make
For Effisi~sey aud
Economy

Changes OF far-reaehing effects
which will Increase ths sfficisne,
With which tar records may be made
ard kept 10 handling the heavy vol
1me of work in the assessors office
have been developed and pat into uss
b. - ciaud Stewart. county ASSESS
~. The changes have 10 do largely
with clerical work which makes up
large part OF the duties 81 the Of
flee. aud the innovations viii effect
material rsyinz Ia expense.
The new field schedule books have
been changed ia several respects
from the books that have been In use
Ia previous years Both IN size and
N number used a reduction has been
effected. and the new forms are mnen
more convenient
The blanks for farm land assess
menf aud for city property have
been segregated aud placed Ia separ-
ate books. This innovation has made
possible the cutting down IN size OF
tho books. and much duplication
formerly necessary IL now avoided.
The sheets IN the new books are per
forated. aud as rapidly as they are
filled. they are torn from the books
and placed ia ioose-leaf files. which
will facilitate the work OF making up
the tar rolls after all the data has
h@@n collected By .he field men.
Special books are In use ON which
the affadaviss OF old soldiers and wi
iows for exemptions are made. Wa
terpfoof eases have aiso been pro
yIded at slight cost Ia which the
field men may protect the books dur
inE inelsment weather
Extra field men have been put on
this year. but their territories have
boon cut IN size which will not In
crease the cost 10 the taxpayers but !
will enable the office work OF incor-
porating the data on the rolls TO be
begun earlier than previously.
The field men who are taking
care Of farm assessments are George
and Walter Reese for the
Iiuhi vicinity. Granville Davis Ia the
Filler district. NJ @ Ware for the
'oan,ry tributary 10 Twin Falls. aud
W " swartisy for the east end OF
he county. Charley Jones' Is TAX
ns care OF the city and town ASSESS
ncnta, and Mr.. stewart expects TO
snsiat largely In this phase OF the
work lilo will devote hls attention
% Kimberly and Filler. aud possibly
after ne may take care OF making
he assessments In the business dis
riet IN Twin Falls aud Buhl
The county field men are sncoun-
erinE many difficulties due 20 the
oaditian of the roads some OF
hem sre riding horses Twin Falls
fines
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
r. n. coNNoR HoNE FROM
VISIT AT SPOKANE. WASH

r y coaucr returned TUESDAY
from spokane. and other poIass tn
Washington. where he has been visit
las ~ the home % hts brosher. iH Law
August rsalson. and with other rela-
tives near Spokane.
Ms connof has been away aimee BE-.
fore Chfistmss. and ssstss that be
had moss snioyasle vacation, hs
says he has become adept a. playing
pool. chess. cards and other games.
aud announced that he vas xoins 10
make APPLICATIONS TO Join the local pit
noehie club. Swing ss hts reason.
that only recently he defeated. With
ease. the forsmost plnoehie player
IN the city Of spcksns'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
nfst.ps~o os RAILROAD INTO
fsLER srAKrEp is YEARS AGO

7 saaeansvmsns OF sbs starting
% iastraetloa % the railroad from
rsl Fails 10 rsisr vas hsrsldcd tn
this issalos b. tao r~ia Falls New
u ibrasry n. 1893, according 10
the rsfs~sa Year, Are eelsmn ef
shst PAPER
n has been officially annoaneea
shsf .ork on shs ostsnsiea % ths
nsnldokA and southwestern bfsneh
cg ne or~xos short Lilac ~lll be com
nsarsd without delay n Is anaer-
stool that the s,ssi bridge ~aieh for-
nsrly sssnn~s Burns river VIII b.
taken ~ and placed across Roek
or Oh II rwta Fails. another sahssan-
liz. bridge Wall be built over Cedar
Draw. TIE railway. viii. q Is hop.
ID. BE- completed to BAIL In time to
eesbls the settlers locating on the
wspt sad of shs tract 70 ship thssr ct
fscss direct TO that place.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF AtTONO
BILE TO SATISFY LIEN FOk
WORK DONE AND MATERIALS
FtENfSHED FOR REPAIR OF
SAID AUTOMOBILE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned Will. pursuant 10 Sec
ton 641S OF the Compiled Statuter
OF the State OF Idaho, SELL AT PUB
Lie AUCTION, on Monday. the zbth
day OF February. 1921. AT the hour OF
2 O'Clock, D. m OF said day. at j. w.
PRICES GARAGE cat rear OF the
Filler Auto Company Building) IN
Filer, Twin Falls County, Idaho, the
following described article OF person
al property. TO satisfy my certain lien
for work done aud materials furnish
I'd. al the request OF the owner. Tor
the repair OF said article OF personal
property now In the undersigned 5
t,,ssessiOn. Said work having been
done and repairs and materials fur
nished more than two months prior
a. the first publication OF this notice.
The proceeds OF said sale Will be APP
piled las pro yided by law TO the dis
charge OF said lien. which is In the
amount OF sl52O0 less an offset or
{i4 90. or Tor the satisfaction OF a
total lien In the amount OF ONE
HUNDRED EIGHT tsl0S.00) DOL
LARS aud the costs OF selling said
property and the remainder, IL any,
will be turned 10 the owner thereof.
The said personal property "a be
sold pursuant 20 this notice Is de-
scribed as follows
One Ford Roadster Automobile,
fitted with wire wheels and sixteen
valve cylinder head. Motor No.
3051417. Model 1919.
J. w. PRICE,
Lien Claimant.
First publication Feb. IT, 1921
final publication Feb. "a, 1921.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

BOISE Feb 1.-THE direct prt
MARI bill wes passed BY the lowsr
hea.e u the Idaho legislature today
b. vote " 80 10 10 without debate.
ne htti ~oaid restore the primary
Law % Idaho with sems ehsnss.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

FOR SALE=Seed and feed corn, and
pure Dicklow seed wheat. +. j.
Bird. 81 miles north OF Filler.
phone SIS. 4S-tf
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III WAN ADS
II IN ORR WANT AID RATEs-T-n cents
II n per line nrsf inserti1 n. and So per line
II u Tor subsequent Insertions. with
minimum OF three lines All want ads
arr cash. We do not keep book on these
ads Count six words 10 the line
II computing cost.
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-Dahlia bulbs. 81 per
dozen. See Mrs. Art Small. at
BEEN & Hammerqulst. 4s
FOR SALE-Beet cuitiyator ara
John Deere beet planter. c. -
Yingst. 2H miles northeast OF Fill
err on the pole line. 4s-2tp
FOR sALE-Early young chickens.
Mrs. W. +. Maekie 4sn
,,-~.~---~~--oo~~--~~~ ~~-----~-~~~~~-~~~.
FOR sALE-Seed and feed corn. and
pure Dicklow seed wheat. F. ].
Bird. 31s miles north OF Filler.
phone SIS 4S-tf
FOR sALE-Two lots and two g.
room houses; a bargain. c. w.
Thornton 35-tf
,--~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~~
FOR SALE-Three teams OF good
Of A
John Deere two-way plow.-Harry
Wohllaib, phone 3l03; Dssles
west OF Filler. 471stc
~~~-~~y~~~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~
FOR SALE-Saxon Six. good as new.
will sell at bargain for cash or
terms. j. w. Price at Filler Auto
Company. 4Stf
FOR White Wyandotte cock
rels, fine husky fellows. the best
ever raised. Mrs. b. +. McPher-
son, Filler. Idaho. 48-4tp
FOR TRADE-Residence property on
Yakima avenue. Filler. for L SO head
OF cattle. VIII pay difference or
or take difference. No incumbrance
on property. ID. w. Rupp ASH
-~-~-~~~~--~-~~~-~-----~~~>
dinner ring. be-
tween Filler Hardware and depot.
Suitable reward Pearl Chatter
ton. at DR.. Dwights office lite
~---o-~~-~~~-0--0->~-~-o-~- --~--~~~~~~~~~~~--1-
FOUND
white kid glove on
Union avenue. Identify at this
office and pay for ad. 49tf
--~-~--~~-~~s
WANTED
w ANTED-A good double disc. Box
1913, Filler. 46-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN on modern Filler
homes. repayable In monthly in
stallments. Liberal prepayment
privileges. ARTHUR l.. SWIM.
Twin Falls.-Adv.
~-----~-----------~>~-~~-~>~-
FOR RENT
-----~~-->----~S~~--->------~~
FOR RENT-A good sleeping room.
Inquire or Mrs. J. w Tanner. 43-tf
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HERE

W w. Parish. w. +. Breekon, and
4. +. Moore. county commissioners.
were ia Filler on official business Fri
day investigating the claims OF tax
payers who are seeking refunds on
the tax assessed against property de-
stroyed by fire on Main Street last
September.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

FOR SALE-Beet euitiyator apssx
John Deere beet planter. C.. -
Yingst. 2s miles northeast OF Fill
err on the pole line. 48-2tp
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dahlia bulbs. 81 per
dozen. See. Mrs. Art Small, at
BEEN < Hammerqulst. as
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

FOR SALE-Three teams OF good
work horses. choice OF IA head:
John Deere two-way plow.-Harry
Wohllaib, phone 3l03; 3 nssles
west OF Filler. 47-4tc.
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IN ~ sREs am u HAAsE :.
X fk kkk kk<<k xxx r !
x - & RAGLEY =" \
+ 4 kxk kxk &kk kkk + 4

Chester Burfield and Sam Des-
jardines motored to Bagley Saturday.
Miss Bertha Hannem returned
from Bemidji Saturday to spend the
week end here.
w. Schreck has arrived from Du-
luth to visit at the b. w. Schreck
home.
Henry Johnson and Benjamin Lar
mer of C,earbrcok spent Sunday with
friends.
Carl Rauk and Conrad Paulson
have gone to North Dakota to remain
during the harvest.
Ben Bre,.eson, Ole Hannem, Ray
mond and Anthony Gordon came
from Pinewood Saturday evening to
spend Sunday at their homes.
Mrs. M. o. .Bredeson and daughter
Estelle have returned to Bemidji aft
er spending the week with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Gordon has returned
home from Grand Forks, N. d., to
spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Hans Gordon returned from
urand Forks Wednesday night where
she has been Visiting relatives.
Miss Eva Willard left Thursday
afternoon for Montana where she Will
spend several months.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Adamson, July 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson and
Mrs. Frank Smith of Solway motored
heer Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Scott of Leon
ard We're shoppers here last Friday.
Mike Void of Solway was bust
ness caller here Saturday forenoon.
Christ Teigelan;d and Manville
Teigland of Aida were business Wis
itors here "Wednesday.
Gene Daniels of Solway made trip
here Wednesday to have some repair
work done on his car.
A large crowd attended the Ladies'
AId Of the Free church which was
held at the home of Mrs. TheO. Toll
ilefson Wedn esday.
Miss Julia Johnson arrived home
Wednesday after spending a week
with her sister at Bemidji.
Mrs. M. J. Braaten arrived from
Lengthy Thursday to spend few days
with her lighters, Mrs. Charles Nc
Donald and Mrsh N. X. Lorenson.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Mis- lonary society met at the home
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Of Mrs. Edna c. Hanson last Thurs!
dag keyI, = T. Packer Of pasagley was
visitor here Monday afternoon.
Oscar Paulsor spent the week end
with his family.
Mrs. o. C. Lee and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Convey Of Bagley were
Shevlin visitor Wednesday everhnS.
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PAGE THREE

'''vicforia, B..ec.a-The gord pfoduc-
tionIof British Columbia for the cur
rent yeal. will exceed that of 1920.
The Rossland Mines, which Yielded
gold to- the value Of about 100000
last year, viii have an output. this
year of about $1,50O,000. The next
largest producer will be the Stuff
Inlet mine, on Princess Royal island,
with q production of about $1,000
OOO..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03

Edmondtori,, Alberta. LIZA party Of
minnesota and WISCONSIN bankers re-.
Gently visited the city and surround
ings in which they have more than
100000 invested. Their unani-
nous opinion was that ,investment OPP
portunities were us good or better
in Alberta than their home states
and that they believed great flow
OF capital from across the border
might be looked for in the near flu
ture.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Miss Katherine Gilmore pleasantly
entertained a few friends at six
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening, it
being her birth anniversary. Games
were enjoyed during the afternoon.
Miss Katherine received many pretty
birthday gifts. Those present were
Margaret Fitzgerald, Helen Burke,
Eleanor Bowser, Kathleen and Fran
els Russell.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID
DIVISION MEETS THURSDAY

The Bedroom division of the La
dies Aid of the Presbyterian church
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
summer home of Mrs. George Coch-
ran, ST., at Birchmont Beach. All
members are urged to be present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
WEEK END PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Warield spent
the week end at their summer home
at Point Comfort, Turtle River lake.
They had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. N. Bacon and their nieces,
Misses Alys and Esther Hetland, Miss
Dolly Koors, Norman Kittleson and
Herbert Warfield.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
ROYAL NEICHBORS WILL
HOLD MEETING FRIDAY

The Royal Neighbors will ho.d
picnic Friday afternoon at the Oscar
Krantz farm near Turtle River. All
those desiring conveyances will meet
at the home of Mrs. liver Dahl, 100
Fifth street, Friday at 1880. Those
desiring further information regard
ing the picnic may call Mrs. Eli Ar
mold at 935-W.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
MRS. PHILLIPS APPOINTED
NEW CITY LIBRARIAN

Mrs. Je:c,:e Phillips has been APP
pointed city librarian, and will as
sumo the duties in September. Miss
Woock, who is filling the position at
present, will leave at that time to
teach school.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
TO MEET THIS EVENING

The Daughters of Rebekah will hold
their regular business meeting this
evening at o'clock at the |. o. o. F.
hall, and it is desired that all mem
bers be present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03

Choice of any summer hat, regard
less q it's former price, at $3.50 at
the Elko Hat Shop. See them in the
window. ltS-3
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ENTERTAIN AT SHOWER

Gainey pleasantly entertained at
miscellaneous shower last evening at
the Gainey home, 1909 Beltrami ave-
ne, honoring Miss Evelyn Kirk.
There were twenty-five guests pres
ent and the evening was enJoyably
spent in a social way with music,
while the guests sewed on fancy
work they had brought with them.
Lunch was served at late hour
BY the hostesses. Miss Kirk received
a, number of beautiful gifts from
her friends.
-, Miss kathleen Downs and Miss
Elizabeth Winklesky are Visiting a
few days this week with Miss Irene
Lair at her farm home southwest of
town.
: + Mrs. H. Albachten left for her
hons at St. Paul this morning after
visiting for the past seven weeks at
the home of her son and family, MI.
and Mrs. J. Albachtcn.
Miss Gladys Getchell and her guest,
Miss Alice Whiting Of Blackjack,
will leave this afternoon for the farm
home of Miss Avis Cameron, where
they will visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney and
Mrs. Whitney's sister, Mrs. Christy
Doten of Brainerd returned to their
homes Monday after spending sew
eral days visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Titus, 1909 Beltrami
avenue. They made the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter .Amidon of
Columbia Heights, Minneapolis, are
making an automobile tour of Nor
thern Minnesota towns and were in
Bemidji Tuesday calling on friends.
Mr.. Amidon is examiner of grain
dealers in Minnesota.
Mrs. Eliza Bridgeman and Mrs:
George Bridgeman and two little
daughters of Fifth ward, will leav"
tomorrow for Iowa where they will
visit relatives Mrs. Eliza Bridgeman
will visit her daughter, Mrs. G.
Kiffe at Waterloo, and Mrs. George
Bridgeman will visit her sister, Mrs.
AL. Dickinson at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. P. A. Magnuson and Miss
Irene Johnson of Duluth mother and
1;niece of Mrs. NJ. F. Wilson, Fifth
street and America avenue, who have
been guests in BemidjE for the past
two weeks, viii leave tomorrow for
their home. Mrs. Wilson will accom-
nany them to Duluth and will take a
Lake trip, and expects to go to Buff
falo, N. Y, before she returns, which
will be in about two weeks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03

Miss Alice Whiting of Blackduck
is visiting Miss Gladys Getchell at
her home, 923 Bemidji avenue.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
INTERESTING FASHIONS FOR
SUMNER

Dotted swiss has come into its own
again and is featured in many youthful
fashions for summer. The dress to the
left is in blue and white, the skirt being
trimmed with three narrow frills of blue
organdy. These frills appear again on
the surplice collar and short sleeves. The
belt is of self-material and has extended
ends which are tied in sash effect at the
left side. Medium size requires 3$4
yards 36-inch swiss and yard organdy.
Cross-barred muslin makes the second
dress, charming in it's simplicity. To the
long-waisteJ hlouse is attached a straight
gathered skirt. A narrow belt holds in
the fulness at the waist and the round col
lar Of plain organdy is finished with tiny
plated frills of self-material to cores
pond with the trimming on the short
sleeves. Medium size requires 4 yards
3o-inch muslin and ~ yard organdy.
First model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. e347. Sizes, II to 60 years. Price,
IS cents.
Second model: Dress No. 9431. Sizes,
Ia to 20. years.-Price, IS cents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03
B. P. O. E. ELKS

There will be regular meeting OF
the Elks lodge Thursday evening.
+ TIC. BAILEY, sec'y.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Billings OF
Leonard were among the out of town
visitors in Bemidji Tuesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-03

Erick Hagen,I Crooks'ton attorney,
was Bemidji business visitor Tues
day.