The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-07

flying as one made by q professiona!
photographer. Hakkerup. ll-4tt
Fifteen.i,nich1 hard and soft wood
Manufacturin1 Co. <, \. lS4sr l2-7tf
~, A. King Of Turtles River transact
cd business between trains in Bemldsl
Tuesday. .s-tSsc.=' =, /. :. 80. +.
Ewes of school children examined
with special care. Drs. Larson q Lar.
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, Mrs. Daniel Newton is reported to
be ill and under doctors care at her
home, 81 Irvine avenue. u. f5.: J
You'll be pleased, i, when ordering
milk from your dealer you ask ZOE
koors Pasteurized milk. - lO-5tf
+ NE. Given expects to leave on the
night train for Minneapolis to trans
act business there, for q few: days, 7
Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
are sure to please NJ al. l !l
Beautiful new hats just received
at the Elko Hat Shop Sister, mother
or your wife would be tickled to
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Omdahl re-
turned to their home at Bagley Sun:
day after visiting relatives in Bemidji
for four days. -. 49,. 49,. =, =. J. -
Visit our plant and learn the rea-
son why Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream "Ends the Quest for the Best:
a, Mrs. L. p. Warford and infant son
we're taken from St. Anthony's hos
pital Tuesday to their home at Guy
Minnesota avenue: :, : 4 . I. "a
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Krantz and two
children visited Mrs. Krantz's parents,
at Puposky Sunday and Monday, re-
turning to Beraidji Monday, & n
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:, One dozen photographs make u
Xmas presents. Hakkerup. ll-4t1
Oscar Moe Of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
arrived in Benlidji Tuesday, morning
and is the guest of his sister, Mrs
Walter Swenson, and family. =.
.H.:W. -Gobler left Monday Tor his
home at Portland; Ore., after. visiting
his daughter Mrs: .. S. Mitchell,
and family, 80 Tenth. street, for "a
week. - Il 4 =. - ..: /. : 3@5a> ~
Menu for chicken supper at annual
Xmas sale in the M. b. church base
ment "Wednesday, December z: Fried
chicken and brown gravy or stewed
chicken and biscuits, mashed pota,
toes, cabbage salad, pickles, jelly and
rolls, apple pie and cheese, coffee
All for so cents. az&S..>% I, 2tl2-f So
Winter hats are on sale for So at
the Elko Hat Sh6p-clean cut, sly
lishly trimmed and Of the best ma
terial. ~. <>.s.,i 49, sH%#fts 1t12-7
{ Mrs. Mamie Ziegler and Mrs. AZ
C.; Olson will leave tonight for Min
neapolis and Std aul, where they will
spend week as the guests Of rela-
:tives and friends. q . s.s55z.s. i.
e j. L. Gilbertson left Tuesday NOR
ming for Mizpah and Northonle, where
he will close up loading operations,
due to the burning of the Kenfield-
>Lamoreaux sawmill. ~
!: Any one wishing to take lessons in
reed-weaving Baskets; lamps, etc.),
phone 254 for particulars. Glass be-
gins after. January. 1. Materials must
be ordered now. . 6t12-8
Miss Blanche frog, who was called
to her home at Becida last week be-
cause of the death Of her father,
Charles frog, will return to Minne-
apolis7 Saturday, where she holds a
position. ,,..r '...|..s, s... ILL.,.
i, Miss Helyn Wilson returned We'd
nesday from three weeks vacation
spent at Lapeer, Mich, where she
visited her parents. She stopped one
day in. Chicago on her return where
she did some buying for the Elko
Hat Shop. J **s:,.Es>f SfEsi- + : ( ]
Phone ITS and place your order
for Koors Pasteurizeds milk and
cream to be delivered right to- your
door every morning. 10-5h
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u Rev. and Mrs. l. J. Jerdee re-
turned to iBemidii Iast evening from
Minneapolis where Rev. Jerdee de-
5livered; the sermon Sunday morning
at the Northeast Minneapolis Luther
an church, where he was pastor for
D. several years. Ge ~. !"
Miss Beth MacGregor, Red Gross
nurse, will leave Bemidji tonight for
Minneapolis. She goes as a delegate
to the M. E. A. conference, repre-
senting the Northern Minnesota
Health supervisors. The conference
will be held at the Curtis hotel, Min.
neapolis, j December 9 and 10. 30 ~
If your eyes ache, pain or blur,
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