The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-15
Rev. A. Sorenson Of Bagley called
on Rev. L. j. Jerdee this week.

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Rev. A. Sorenson Of Bagley called
+, on, Rev. L. J. Jerdee this week.
Pho,nas ack is M Fbrook Van
! between trSins business Visitor in
Bsmidii WedHssdAy. 4
,sKoaza Pastsprized min, md ,cTeam
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ma Mr. and Mrs, George Clark and son.
Fred, ?of Turtle River were Christmas
shoppers in Bemidji Wednesday. ,,.s,. ]
e., ,Mrs.ro. Larson and SON, Lars, Of
Ciearbfook weresthe, guests soft friends
while shopping in Bemidji W 'atn e1s. 4
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Rev. Magelssen of Walker was .
visitor. in BemidM this week, calling
on Rev. Z. J. Jerdee and family while
here. 4 .s} 5lX. r. u, -5s.. VI, !, 4. 4. K. ri.
One dozen photographs make ~
Xmas presents. Hakkerup. ll lat
a. ~ $50 ~. ~. u
Z Cash paid. for l0O-ineh jackpine,
balsam and Norway pine bolts,| S-inch
top and larger. Bsmidji Mfs.Ee ;. /. !.
Ms. Dutil was. in Bemidji Tuesday
en- route to her home at NE bish from
Minneapolis where she attended the
funeral of a brother. >. .y:<4 s.S<r IS,
Cakes made to order, fruit cake g
specially, at, the Sweet Shop. order
now. Phone. 14sW.z s e: n, 6tl2a19
Mrs. George Sterling is reported
to be quite ill, at her home Twentieth
and Irvine. Her condition was slightly
improved this morning.
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Mrs. John Noel Of Northern was in
the city Monday shopping and visit
ing her son, Arthur Brown, and FAM
ilySon Minnesota avenue. N
From now until Christmas our
store will be open evenings. Carlson,
Of Course. E: e sssl F%'5<.s 2tl2-15
DR.. Douglas of Blackjack was a
Benlidji caller, Tuesday, having
brought "a patient to st. Anthony's
hospital for special treatment. "a
A new shipment of spring hats has
been received this morning. at the.
Elko Hat Shop. What would be ~
nicer. Christmas present than g brand
new hat? ~, II - Tt12-15
Mrs. j. R. Richards left yesterday
for her home at Wakaw, Sask., after
visiting her brother, Bert Clark,
Twenty-frst and Dalton avenue.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Becker Of Grant VAL.
lev autoed to Bemidji Wednesday
and attended the Catholic church
fair and called on friends while here.
Store open evenings until Christ
mas. Carlson of Course. 2t12-15
AL. Swanson of lockwood, who
has been confined to St. Anthony's
hospital in the city for several weeks,
is reported to be improving a little.
Miss Blanche Bush returned to her
school to resume her studies after
her recent illnessA and had a relapse
and had to be taken to her: home M Ion
day. She has beer under doctors
care again since that time. ..#
Z. You'll be pleased, if, when ordsrftiR
milk from your dealer you ask Tor
koors Pasteurized milk. r lO-6tf
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T., Barry of sKeIIi-
her have been guests in Bennidji for
a couple of days of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Matson, 500 -Bemidji avenue. Mr.
Barry attended q meeting Of the. First
National bank stockholders and also,
the Masonic meeting last evening. {,
No portrait Is so completely salts
flying as one made by professional
photographer. Hakkerup. 11-4tf
The n Swest and most novel Christ
mas gift you could possibly give is a
set;ofz Po1lyehrome from the Elao Hat
Shop. They are featured in the gift
shops Of New York as the newest
thing. i I: 5s2s 21tl2-15.
Eben Bowser is expected to ar
rive in Ben1idji Saturday from St.
Paul, where. he, is taking q collegiate
course at st. Thomas, and will spend
= the holidays with his. parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. N. Bowser,, and family,
1923 Bemidji avenue. = -. ~ -.
Eifteen-inch hard and soft wood
slabs FOR $3.50 per io.d at sBemidji
Manufacturing Co.'s ,s,,,,.ersz.i 12-7tf
Z, = Mss Elsie Taylor! student Of the
Bemidji State Teachers college, who
went TO- her home TO recover, from,
the effects Of a fall she had a few
days ago, expects to come to Bemidji
to be the guest of her cousiny Mrs.
N. E: fuller, 500 Irvine avenue, to-
morrow. \ II
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