The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29


Mrs. P. J. Russll is reported to be
i'll at her home, 907 Dewey avenue,
with an attack of bronchitis. -
= q. Mrs. Jennie VanArnum went to
Lake Plantaganet yesterday to visit
Mrs. Lucy Hazen for a few days.
Lem Gay is reported to be seriously
ill at his home, Twenty and
Park avenue, with typhoid fever.
Dance in old armory, Friday, Sept.
80. Music by Schuck's Jass orchestra.
Everybody invited for good time.
~ ~. E',:r - 4t $50
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ridelle of Tur-'
tie River were between train BUSH
ness visitors in Bemidji Wednesday,.
Mrs. A. Thompson spent the day
yesterday at the summer home of
Miss Mary McAllister at Grand Val
ley. >, =, 20. ,... .4+,. -. .... ..
Mrs. P aul Winklesky left last eve
ming for Duluth, called there BY a
message telling of the death Of rel
ative. <s.,. -. - ~ -, ~. = = +:
Mrs. Walter Green and baby re-
turned this morning from Wisconsin
where they : visited relatives and
friends.
Cash paid for Liberty bonds. g.
B. Hooley. Northern Grocery Co.
DR.. Ed Franklin, who travels in
Northern Minnesota for Drs. Larson
and Larson, is spending a few days
with his family at At Irvine ave-
nue.. 8 = r. '~--~~--
Miss Grace Stillwell, a student of
the Bemidji high school, spent the
weekend at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stillwell of
Becida. Il Co.,. -.
Shoes were. never de- sold cheaper
than now. Prices down to lowest level
at our store, Consumers Shoe Co. .
4 LII r. sS.2ds>s s'a,~-: ~: 1890
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sAlrs.sssA. G.Ilaenseyssof Turtle Lake,
d. O. Scarf, and wife of Bemidji
and Fred Berdahl we're guests of Mr..
and MRS. Benard Landgren at Liberty
Tuesday, Afternoon. -.., .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Robinson and
little daughter, Elizabeth, motored
to Fargo today where they will visit
friends and Mr.. Robinson viii, trans
act business for few days.. r. ~.
Miss Edith Workman of Redby
visited friends in Bemidii enroute to
White Earth where she has accepted
a stenographic position with the gov
ernment;. auditor of Indian affairs.
MR. and Mrs. George ,Stillwell of
Becida visited Mrs. Stillwell's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Landgren of Pipestone, at the 3.
Landgren home in Liberty Sunday.
Miss Schmausse, of near Pensford,
has accented position as teacher
of the Meadow View school in Lake,
Hattie and is. making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Heggie and fam
lily. ~ ''"E'|' -:
Boys and Girls shoes for school
at big saving at the Consumers
Shoe Co.'S sAE:>- ~ 1880
II. D. Grew has returned to Be-
midi from North Dakota. He and
his wife will move in short time to
the property at 1918 Park avenue, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Billings and
family.
P. E. Olson, who has spent the past
several months with his daughter,
Ms. l.. Nellsie and family at Scot
land, N. D., has returned to Liberty
and is the guest of his son, Oscar
Olson and family. s>
S. l.. Lyksett of Fergus Falls arriv-
cd IN the city yesterday and will SUBJ
stitute. for r. A. Hannah, city editor
of The Sentinel, while Mr. Hannah
enjoys his vacation. Mr.. Lyksett be-
gan his duties this morning. .>.-~
Miss Lesslye Gray of Walker, who
is teaching in the Olson district at
Liberty. is boarding at the home of
nv. and Mrs. n Werner Augustine.
Miss Gray and two other pupils
Misses Ethel and Ruth Augustine
motored to IBenidji last Thursday
and visited the fair. ..},.!,.5f
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Erich 1'andgren. Joe Fadrava and
+. lanes WoyakI' who assisted Bernard
Landgren Of Liberty in harvesting
his notato ,crop, returned to their res
pcctive hor1as at. Becida Tuesday
evening. Mr.. 'Landgren with DO
tato DIGGER and corns Of helpers, Jar
Vested five acres of spuds in Jess
: than two days. getting yield of $50
bushels. of which nearly all are of
n,arketable quality. His champion
nlcker, woman, averaged 1875 bu-
shells per day. i. "A e. -