The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-27

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Sizes, "a TO 40 inches bust, and is to =
/ 20 years. ;.z..&>s@ ::+=t ~ = Embroid- "
yellow, FIJI. 100 AZ
j: H. French IS reported to be i'll.
at his home on 4 Third street sSs'' h, { VI
Pearl Bame1l is confined to his
home, $40 Oak street, with q severe.
attack Of rheumatism. !: .s y. ssi . K, Il,
New Year Greeting cards-5c, lor.
and. l5e. - A 6ne assortment 1t Pho.
neer Stationery Store. 81 3tl 2-2S
y Mrs. n. H. Bolster, who has been
quite i'll for the past week.. was re.
ported to be slightly improved yester-.'
day. f. :,:2 - ~. 2 q 4 -. 4
Miss; Marie Burke. Of Minneapolis
isVisiting at The home Of her parents,
M and Mrs. T. j. Burke, 1901 Bel
tranli avenue. 4. = ~. ,.:5- IT,
Have your NJ me Engraved on New
Ysassl sreeainx cArls this week. Fine
4soItmssnt,t RE: Pioneer Ststionery'
Store. ss II; !.;=$ S2 4 z3t12-29'
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Highly and fam
liz, entertained at Christmas dinner
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Erwig and Miss
Helen Erwig, :&.s a.. y. =. s :s$
E Mr.. and Mrs. "A. P. Richie and
family. were dinner guests Monday
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Pendergast at
their farm home. n II s:,s 81. TIL ~ =
ii. Miss Helen Thurber of E Bagley
spent Christmas as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. j. Breunig, and family,
F418 Irvine avenue. 's I ...-',
r. Myron Plummer arrived in Bemidji
Friday from Thief River Falls to
spend Christmas with his father and
other friends here. g.. /. >. =
Chester, Otto of Minneapolis was
q Christmas guest at the home Of his
father, Major Adam E. Otto, He left
for his home last night. - r: J. :s5,
III Mrs. Henry Funkley,, who has vis-5
tied with .friend in Minneapolis for
the past two weeks, returned to her.
home, 601 Lake Boulevard, Sunday.
Clayton Mars, who was employed
son 4 farm near Crookston Tor several
mouths, is q guest of his parents.
MI. and Mrs. F. r: Mars, l1O3 Mis-
sissippi avenue, during Sthe holiday
Prot. F. I iWiens Of Guthrie came
to ,Bennidj Friday night and remained
here between trains as the guest Of
friends. He was en- route to- Noun
tain Like TO spend the holidays With
his mother: II = sSf 5t.s' No II
Mr.. and Mrs! A. N. Gould, 902 Be-
midi avenue, entertained at 2.o'clocki
Christmas dinner Mrs.#D.. Wilcox and.
Mrs. Maudc Hammersley and family,
and at g. o'clock supper Mr.. and Mrs:
E.. P. Gould. 5ss; sF !.
). ri sE35 u FL 81 s.. :. 5 ass. +
Have your name Engraved on New
Year Greeting Cards this week Fine
s : n1n '48 a.a The Pioneer Stationery
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Roy, Trafton,Ssa studentSat Dam
woody Institute, 1Minneapolisis arrived
i'm Beinidji Sunday norningsto visit
with Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Traftony lMi AZ Park, and other Hrela-
tivess and friends Tfor. week. w ~
Wy: Z $50 So eES4E.1-S---- T5,tT
Charles Raco, employed@Sby n the.
Minnesota highway department at
Fosston, spent Christmas in II emidji
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W.
Race, 1902 Minnesota avenue. He re-
turned to Fosston today. -: j. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Denu and son,
Philip, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hartness
and baby, Nathaniel Backus and A. C.
johnson were entertained at Christ
mas dinner Sunday at the G. D. Back.
usf home, I'LL Bemidji avenue.
DR.. H. F. Billings Of international
Falls came to Beinidji to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Il W. Billings, 212 America
avenue, and other relatives and
friends. He has disposed of his dental
business there and expects to locate
elsewhere, a.,1.'rs$s