The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-13

J. P. Murphy Of Grand Rapids,
game warden, has spent the past few
days here assisting in the distribution
OF fish fry for the Bemidji Hatchery.
Get Jack" Rodekuhr to cry your
sale. Licensed. Phone 841. 4-5-tt
William F. Munich of Crookston,
game warden, has spent the past few
days here assisting Game Warden
John Cline at the Bemidjf Hatchery.
Mrs. F. H. Stansfield, mother of
Mrs. D. G.. Dyoracek, will arrive this
evening from Minneapolis to make an
extended visit at the Dvoracek home.
Ms. George Hanson is packing her
household goods and expects to leave
in about ten days for Flanders, Cam
ada, where Mr.. Hanson Is employed
by the Crookston Lumber company.
Green slabs, 81, Nymore; 1925,
7th street; $3.50 18th sareet. Bun.
dies, $2.75, Nymore; So. 7th street,
$3.25,, 18th street. Blocks, $3.50, Ny
more; $2.75, 7th street; $500 18th
street. Kenfied-Lamoreaux Co. -.
s@4 -..e-. 2t5-13
Mrs. James Rice of Tenstrike visit
ed her sister, Mrs. H. A. Terrell and
family, ia Minnesota avenue for two
days, returning to her home Thurs
day evening. UT -
Special bargains. Tennis shoes, 81
and $3.50, now So cents at Laqua's.
rs r j, T.. - - T. 1913
E. H. Dea of Minneapolis, gener-
al superintendent of Shevlin- Carpen-
ter-Clark Co., arrived in Bemidji this
morning and spent the day here
transacting business. -, 60
We have just returned from the
city after purchasing our: midsum-
mer hats for the Elko hat shop. Come
in and see them they are beauties.
7pfas. I .t,>,s~.ze' - 1t5-13
John Blair of Minneapolis, and
Alex Blair of Princeton, who came
to Bemidji to attend the funeral of
their sister, the late Mrs. J. M. Neu-
mann, returned to their homes Trurs-
day evening. '*'@
z; Mrs. Burns has closed successful
term of school at Liberty and re-
turned to her home in Nymore. She
boarded at the home of , her friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam 'Paquin, during the
school term. +-,ert. --,,-,~--,-5, -a...
We have just returned from the
city after purchasing our mid-sum-
mer hats for the Elko hat shop. Come
in and see them they are beauties.
Er -, 1858
William Abel returned Tuesday
evening from %Lakota, Nd: The ho-
tel at which he was employed in that
city has closed and Mr.s.AbeHe has re-
sumed his old position as chef at the
Markham hotel in Bemidji. w.
The sixteen. months old child of
Royce Bird, who was badly burned
at Kelly Lake, Mimi, when the mo-
Their met death, is reported to be
getting along nicely. The three chill.
dren of Mr.. Bird will remain with
their grandmother Mrs. SWafford
of Fifth ward. .. 1>
Special bargains. Tennis shoes,i$1
and 4S1.5O, now So cents at Laqua's.
- 1878,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. P. Neumann
and daughter, Teresa, who are
guests, at the It. c.: Stuart home, Gil;
Minnesota avenue, visited their
daughter, Mrs. Gross, at 1tasca park,
Thursday. They. were accompanied
by Thomas Blair and Louis Neuman,
and made the trip by auto. &$T
J. w. Wilcox returned to Bemidji !;
Friday evening from Henning, Alex
andria and Minneapolis where he has
been for the past week. While away
he attended albanquet given Satnr-
day evening at the Radisson hotel
in Minneapolis lin honor:of Fred Tay-
lors president of the National Real
Estate board: s1a&2' ~ ff7s.-~
Mr.. Rjilde trlveling salesman for
supplies was Bemidji
business visitor Wednesday from Htb-
bling, where he had visited his bros
Their, Elmer, and family for a few
days. While here he was the guest
of iMr. and Mrs. Leon Jewett Of Mis-
sissippi avenue, returning to his home
at Minneapolis Wednesday evening
Special bargains. Tennis shoes, 81