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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-27
CONTINUED from, last issue),
CHAPTER TX.

Even after allowing for the expendl-
lures on the engine weighing heavily
on Captain Scruggs, that individual
continued morose and more than ever
inclined to be sarcastic. Mr.. ,Gibney
commented on the fact to Mr.. McGuf-
fey.
Hes troubled financially, Glib"
"Well. you know who troubled him,
don't you, Bart?"
II mean about the cost O. them re-
pairs In the engine room. Unless he can
come through in thirty days with the
balance he owes, the boiler people are
goin' to libel the Maggie to protect
their claim"
Mr.. Gibney arched his bushy eye
brows. How do you know?" he de-
manded.
"He was a-tellln' me-" Mr.. McGuffey
admitted weakly.
"Wcll, he wasn't a-tellin' me-" Mr..
Gibney's tones We're OminOus; he
glared ut his friend suspiclously as
from the Maggle's cabin issued forth
Scraggsy's voice raised in song.
"HelIo! The old boys thermome-
ter's gone up, Bart. Listen at him.
Ever O thee he's fondly dreamin'.'
Sometimes busted the spell an I'll
bet n cooky 1t was ready cash." He
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I. - Captain Phineas r.
scraeEs has grown up around the docks
Of san Francisco. and from mess boy on
q, r tSs .sanss maggie since each
nual inspection promised to be ne iast
Of the old weatherbeaten vessel, Scragss
naturally has some difficulty in securing
2. Gibney, iIkabis but erratic., man
whom nobody but Scraggs would hire. IS
tho skipper, Nells Halvorsen, solemn
Swede, constitutes the fo'cast!e hanas'
and Bart McGuffey. wastrel OF tho Glo-
ney type, reigns in the engine room.
CHAPTER 1I.-with this motley crew
and his ancient vessel. Captain Scraggs
is engaged in freightins &C. garqen len n ctucH
The inevitable happens. the Maggie going
ashore in a fog.
CHAPTER 1II-A passing vessel hail
a towing company in San Francisco that
the ship ashore Is The Yankee Prince,
with promise Of a rich salvage. Two
deep water, and she slips her tow lines
and gets away in the FOG.
CHAPTER Iv.-Furious at the decep-
ton practised on them. Captains Hicks
ana FIaherty. commanding the two tug
boats, ascertain the identity of the yam
kee Prince" and. fearing ridicule should
the facts become known along the water
'front.' determine on personal vengeance
Their hostile visit to the Maggie results
In Captain Scraggs promising to get a
new boiler and make needed repairs to
the steamer.
CHAPTER V.-Scraggs refuses to full
fll his promises and Gibney and Mctsut-
fey strike" With marvellous luck.
Scraggs ships a fresh crew. At the end
Of few days Of wild conviviality Gibney
and McGuffey are stranded and seek
their old positions on the Maggie: They
are hostilely received, but remain. On
their way to San Francisco they. sight
a derelict and Gibney and McGufrey swim
to It,
CHAPTER VI.-The derellct proves to
be the Chesapeake, richly laden, It's en-
tire crew stricken with scurvy. Scraggs
attempts to tow her in, but the Maggie
D.. ID unequal to the task and Gibney and
McGuffey, alone sail the ship to San
Francisco, their salvage money amount
ing to $1,000 apiece.
CHAPTER VII.--Independently Sich. our
two Adventures still have a kindly feel
ing for the Maggie. and. his crew hay
duces them to return. At an "old horse
sale the three purchase two mysterious
s1x Sn'so a s SsE %heS '1 Ina.
instead. two dead Chlnamen.
CHAPTER VIII. - Scraggs seeks to
double cross" his two associates but
Mr.. Gibney outwits him and makes. a
satisfactory financial settlement with the
Chinese company to whom the bodies
have been consigned. leaving Scraggs out
in tho cold.
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tor Sc. ..l2ll23Nort Third St Gse & Noonan, Hardware. ..DeMers Ave.
20 20 ..... North Third St Johnson & Morgan Auto &c. 80. DeMersAv
le g In ~. So. North Third St. Northern Implement Co .....D cNers Ave
TIL Third St Myers MOTOR Co, Inc. o.. -DeAaers Ave
VICINITY
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BROWN AND ANDERSON :. :,
PURCHASE MAYER GROCERY

The grocery store formerly con-
Quoted by Leo NJ. Mayer at 505 Bel
trami avenue has been sold TO- Earl
G. Brown and Mr.. Hlelge Anderson,
who took over the business this
morning and will continue with the
same lines that were handled by Mr..
Mayer ........
Mr.. Brown has been a travelling
salesman for the H. J. Heinz COM
pany and has a large acquaintance
in Bcmidji. Mr.. Anderson was form
erly with the Erick Johnson Grocery
of Bovey, Mimi and understands the
grocery business. Both Of these
gentlemen will devote their time to
their store here.
Mr.. Mayer has made no announce
ment Of his business intentions But
expects to remain in Bemidji. Y
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SGWAY' MAN IS BOUND !, !. y
OVER ON BOOZE CHARGE

Federal Prohibition Officer E. G.
Boyd, Saturday afternoon arrested
Edward H. Peterson of Solway, on
charge of manufacturing intoxi-
eating liquor. T. :,.. >. =.
Peterson was brought to Bemidji
Saturday afternoon and th&case was
turned over to- County Attorney Tor
rance for prosecution: The defend
ant was taken, before Judge Gibbons
Saturday evening, waived examina--
ton, and was bound over to the. next
term of the district court. IT,,
|: A ten-gallon copper still, in oper-
alton, moonsnine whiskey and mash
were destroyed, samples being re-
tanned for evidence.
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of instruction in the making of paper
and wax art work of all kinds. w.
The Instruction is free to the wo-
men and young ladies of Bemidji
and is being given at the Bemidji
Book and Stationery store, 407 Bel
trami avenue. s.t...}. ,>....
This store has 81 received large
stocks Of supplies. which are i used
in the; making Of lamp and candle
shades, baskets tof all binds, bead
work and pendants and many other
noveltiesothat ga ito. make suitable
gifts sfors the holidays. tl3 Esss ssrfh
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PRESBYTERIAN AID HOLDS
CHRISTMAS SALE TUESDAY

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church is holding it's Christmas
sale Tuesday beginning at 11:30 a:
M. and continuing throughout the
day and evening until all articles
are disposed of. There will be four
booths all containing useful articles
for Christmas gifts. > A cafeteria
luncheon will be served, beginning
at 1870 also. A fine menu is Of
fered, the general public being in
vited. @,.
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METHODIST AID DIVISION
r. HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The dining room division of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will hold its last meeting previous
to the Christmas Sale, December IL
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. R. Schofield, 1916 Beltrami
avenue. Mrs. c.. M. Darner will as
sist as hostess. The chairman, Mrs.
Dick Van .Arnam requests that all
work for the sale be turned in at
this time. All members are urged to
be present. Tr22s -
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SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION.
. "OPENS THIS FORENOON

Myrtle H. Letschell, bureau work
er and instructor for the Denison
Manufacturing company, arrived in
the city this morning and for the
next ten days will conduct school
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO 4 Il
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The American Legion Auxiliary Of
the Ralph Oracle post will meet IN
regular session at the rooms of the
Civic and Commerce association at
8 o'clock tonight, Plans for Christ
mas work will be taken up and a
large attendance is desired. -. qI
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q s-r5r .s... =
EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL - %
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

" The Episcopal Guild will meet this
evening; at 8 o'clock at The home Of
Mrn. Gerald Pratt, corner Second
street and Beltrami avenue, AlImem-
befs are requested to be present as
the Christmas service is to fbeF plan
ned at this meeting. .giEss5'alss t.sss 5'sls
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NOTICE

The Northwestern Oil Co. service
station will be open suntil further
notice from ESQ a. M. to- 600 p. m.
week days, and from 900 a. m. to
$3.50 p. m. Sundays.
s. ':4.5 5:-3;, -; ~ Northwestern Oil Co. -
F. H. Jerrard. Mgr.
RtRN Ta st IL 5
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w. B. A. OF MACcABEES TO
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

A class of candidates will be in
itiated at the regular meeting of~the
Woman,s Benefit Association of
Maccabees tonight. Mrs. Ruth Pierce
district deputy Of Crookston will be
present to assist. It is urged that all
members attend, Following the bus
mess meeting dancing will be en-
joyed at the social hour and lunch
served. -. -
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10, f'a.t
re Don,t forget the date, Tuesday,
December q. lace, basement OF the
Presbyt ytsElaHt$ chuEcn. Luncneon ana
H Us &: & p;s;.r .;. aftsa,,stba norn;no drain
-. .1e,.ss I,.ka +wl,are ho will trans
~ ~ shs,s nass d,,rinp the dav and re-
w -, X, .. :R ,;d;i tonipht ;..;.E
w. ~ .E..s f.-- ':'.> &%=s : -
= Sna. -. - - Ran;d;; lort ureek u;4h
=. h.otbar ! Ris;ar on ro,,ta to St
pan, Do ~ snend the winter with his
J: ss.3,.s S;; s!..--T7- - ,..%ts@sss s III III
NJ, and Mrs. ft:Jamesy Stem of snur
c,l1od IN former acouaintances
Ill s++ondina ~ business n,sttars:
in Bemidji Wednesday. -, ...;.5sss-,. Z .
T. :ss.<z.5 --~,,,s.' - =, ~,
= M;ss1ne,,a Rackus went ta White
poar - snand Thanksoivino and, the
% oa,, and Nth bar sister Miss Vena
D. ai,,,s, ~ ;s TEACHING ~ the b;oih
school there. r." -
l.x .-. :.
-. -. !. . :, !, =, ns., Ala, ro,. ona +,vo
:Mr. any =. = ,...'a e ,,;s;tod Go ~ M,.s 49,
Eant, Snnua 7. rents | Tbsntse;v;nc and ov.
ao'ts :. ~ p weel end. rentrned to their
: = s Ecl,es Saturday ~
co,,o - tho prashvetr;an Aid
,,,ch:so, .nd sala Tnesdav Dec.
( haa;n,j;,e, - Il 40 a m. q d
= = ~ : 'AAE''sSe j. = II >s.-5>.
'.". I.
-. James Wright of Lake Plantan-
ganet ,autoed to- Bemidji Saturday
and attended to business matters.
.,> r. ~,.-:.--- 81
Mrs. Adeline Goodrich, .bookkeep-
er,. ii. and stenographer at the county
highway engineers office, returned
to Remidii Saturday night from
MINNEAPOLIS and Staples where she
visited friends and relatives, 49,
i i. NJ ga; 4;t 5-:s: g. -
's. - -, : ,,,.-..,, ,,-., -.
sl1. INV ayI.mas - st4ondod S.,,, az f,,nor,1
1fsns ' 4ho;- a. ~, f,;ond 4
serviseS selasssss nsln x - ,no;as ~ ~ Iolo NJ
\: ~ Il .rl slasosa.y. ~ ,,a.,,. :'>'1s'es'
1ie s's.'4 inui'oAy: az. -
= 8 s:sss ;5 r. i. sss. - y -
Miss Elsie Nuss, employed at the
general offices Of the M. & I. Ry.
AZ Bfainnrd spent THANKSGIVING and
the wee-end in Bemldji as the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and; Mrs. Nv. P.
Nuss. She left on the night train
yesterday to resume her duties there
today T. T.. :, :+5 ~ . =.
5l.T. -. =, =. II = !. .,,.., =. :
y Miss Carrie Brown, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
10 : for The :post ten days will leave
+oy,arrow for Chicago to transact
business for a fewsdays, befrre going
to Austin, Texas, to spend the winter
months. s.: s:* r z72>: s J: y 5sssss
- -: . s.&gs.ftss -&sf$s lssss sss
Miss Grace stilllweu, who IS s. stay
ine at the home of sDr. and MI. Z
,;, e., n'e,,auoJ a..e ndir - % tS,a Ram;dii State
mnS.oas' W. s0' aa1,aro Ss,anI her Tbs nl,s-
iea.ae.s sat;on vs ,n;th 49, her narents.
s1vins XIV ~ gsv Nc CO. st;l1wer at tbeir
WI. e,,, ,anu ~ ~ nosr Rec;da ''.s,~>
lsrn' $''"'o' 4'e - ',, -
o ,, -. :. A., -. ;;.t+ ~
~ -. H. nen11 e.. -. ~ W. VIC ~ IS
'lainz ias. ss - 81 ~ ~; naaas "a
Managers -ol Ip"o:sh League Y !
summer lass''uees' ne celhs aean -, =.
the Morthcrn rlle INSTITUTE q. 81 9 =
hapsus' Ie eNpsSos - - 'e " ~ - '''' :"
OF 1ne '"eeh' z,.s T. :...-,ss::,- -, g.
- ,,.., D., -. ! 4 .,,,a1 :,
MS !,i, <Ales1 20 -. - -. 80 TT r.,,a -,
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Little Junior Hartness; is reported
to be i'll and under the doctors care
at the hofne Of his grandfather, G..
D. Backus, l111 Bemidji avenue.
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Se,---',s -. S-fE{ sstnS
d Harry StaM wast a dinner gusst
lat the Anderso son arm Mhonde IN
.Rockwood <. I Than 7 : kssiyibx 4 4 ply
Miss Marie Lein, central school
returned Sunday from
spending her Thanh giving vacation
at her home in Crookston. ,%. &
Mrs. C. IS. Barclay and daughter
Miss Hazel were among the out of
town shoppers in Benidji Saturday
morning from Grant Valley.
=! Carload Of tt, Jackpine and
popple wood ontrack for quick sale
Clifford & Co. LAG .#>J&:s = = ~ 3
George Clifford returned Sunday
from two weeks trip to the Twin
cities and Chicago, he having beeh
a Thanksgiving guest at Che home
of his brother ina Chicag .. z IN! sst!
Thousands Of beautiful Christmas
and New Years cards are on dis
play at the Bemidji Book and Sta
tionery Store. Buy them by the
piece with envelopes to match or by
the dozen or in lots Of 25, so. or
more and have your name engraved
to match the sentiment. If ,12 a
Miss Marie Bloom ard Miss Mar
garet. Conway, returned this morn
ing from Saltwater where they spent
their Thanksgiving vacation. They
are Central school teachers. t5=st. S=ast.
If you are seeking suitable gifts
for Christmas, you will find the Be-
midi Book and Stationery Store
loaded with the real nice gifts Of the
season.. Many consider it the: city's
best gift shop. Come in and visit.
: <Sss5e: u ..s5zz.s. 5z... .:- If IL A
Mrs. Dan o. 'Connor, who left Be-
midi a week ago Saturday for Du-
luth to take. charge of small con
fectionery store, =: !, { surprised her
friends by being married there We'd
nesday of last week to Robert Os-
borne. They went to Chicago for a
two weeks wedding trip and will
return to Duluth to make their home.
Mrs: Henry Funkley returned to
her. home at 601 Lake Bouleyard list
week from four months visit with
her sister Mrs: f. G. Ford at. Vine
lad, N. ]: During that time she and
her sister enjoyed {, three sight see
ing trips to the coast, visiting At
lantic City, Wildwood and Washing
ton, D. G.. She reports a very en-
joyble time. :.zE-, vi !! &
III ~ -77--t =. H..% 4 =
Among the attractions of the
Miscellaneous booth at, the ~:Presby-.
terrain basement Dec. - will be a
surprise for the children, 2t 4
e g. Mr.. and Mrs. W:.C. Harding daugh-
teRMiss, Myrtle, and sons Lloyd and
Percy, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whal u
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Revore and
children, motored in two cars to
Lake Plantanganet Thanksgiving
Day and we're sfo'clock dinner
guests Of Mrs: Revore's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Malone: They returned
to their homes in Bemidji late that
evening. . 3 INK .:,;>: 49, ~, =. i.
At Troppman'. Market Tuesday !
Pork spare ribs IL; ,..r.-,--..-,---.-16e
Veal Stew meat 1b. gs.:*.;.A -: :.1231 {
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Leather applique makes an ap-.
propriate trimming for the tailored
One.piece. frock Of cameps hair
cloth. Raccoon is the fur used for
the shawl OF. choler collar. or,
course it is understood that CAM
els hair cloth hasn't the slightest
: connection with cameis. It is all
wool, considerably more than a
yard wide. sand-colored and very
warm. III.
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Carload of 4 #: Jackpine and
popple wood ontrack for quick sale
Clifford: zfb Co. Call 100. -$s.. 2 Is
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y Mrs: E. J. Forster of Minneapolis
arrived in, Bemidji Saturday and will
remain mere for, the winter to be
with sher son, W. E. Forster. Y z ia: q:
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Harold Miller. who has been in the
Lutheran hospital fors the past week
following an operation for appen-
dictis, was removed to his home 914
Beltrami avenue Yesterday. -. -.
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Miss Faith Knickerbocker has re-
turned to resume her teaching in the
high school after g. spending .%'hea:
Thanksgiving at her home in Staples.
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Studio open Sundays; or you may
make appointment: for sitting any
evening. Hakkerup Studio. II 16tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Miss Cerinne Carlson: = returned
yesterday to Chisholm to resume her
teaching this. morning, after being
Thanksgiving and week. end guest
Of her parents in Bemidji.. - . a.
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Charles Bisiar Of Virginia spent
a few days in Bemidji last week with
his brother, j. Bisiar en- route to St..
Paul to spend the winter with his
daughter. ss.5.}I; ~" ~ .
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Worth while books for children an
grownups, Guiding leather bound
bibles and dictionaries at reasonable
prices at the Bemidji Book and Sta
tionery store. H. - tt II 4
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C.Easton, Clay
ton apartments: had as their Thanks-
giving guests, his father, J. ?. East
on.. of Warren, also Mrs Leona Cas-
sidy. and daughter Anne. They re-:
turned to their homes Saturday :af-
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"A free lecture on Christian
Science will be given Tuesday eve
ming, December 18th: in the Rex
theater at s815f P..aM. i=Alr are cor
daily, invited to attend. 4tl2-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs.HJames Step of Spur
called on former acquaintances
while attending to business matters
in Bemidji Wednesday. :. H., =. 7
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Mrs. R. Gilmore and tsduaghters,
Kathryn and Martha, spent Thanks-
giving at the home Of her sister trr
Mrs. A. Kaiser and family, Bagley
motoring there Thursday with Mn.
and Mrs. Kaiser and son, and return
ing to Bemidji Friday. Mrs. Gilmore's
father, Mr.. Marks Of sFosston accom-
panied them to Bemidji that day, -.
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George Day o. Northern trtnsaet.
ed business IN Bemidji Saturday.

SssfSTTt ~. Se m "a ' .
sF ". Noble Of Turtle River was
Is business visitor in Bemidji satur-
day. 4. s. J.
Mrs. Edward Jewett is confined to
her bed BY illness at her home lilo.
Park Avenue, ( :; 4, .,,, ....ss>t Z.
B Miss Sois Daily, school nurse re
turned 40 Bemidji Saturday evening
from Lapprte whore she spent her
Thanksgiving vacation. NH
SA chenbach left Saturday
night foY the Crookston Lumber Co.
camp Rear Blackduck 70 transact
busines aor few days. ! s.s5S,,ssss
s.se Do1i'ts forget the date, Tuesday,
December s. Place,t Basement of the
Presbyte erian church. Luncheon and
sale. q It IL 4,
j. Bisiar left on the morning train
for sCass Lake where he will trans
act business during the day and re-
turn 70 Benlidji tonight. -. !;
Charles Bisiar Of Virginia spent
afew days in Bemidji last week with
= =. - r
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Misses Agnes and Olga skinvik re .
turned Saturday to resume their
teaching at Bovey ind Pinewood at
ter spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. 0. M.
Skinvik. :: 3'-,~: t',':s ~ y. &: !. =
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and Mrs. w. C. Coo,

! Nh. and Mrs. w. G. Cook Of
NorthernF spent Wednesday and
Thursday with friends at Fernhill.
III. Cook, who IS gan Old woodsman
has a aGlogging job SIX miles from his
home: o5infe He and Mrs. Cook are living at
the camp this winter, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs: Shepherd, who
are assisting them. -z& =: zt555
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Give your friends magazine gift
subscriptions for Xmas, at the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Sale. 1t 4
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Miss Clara zieske returned to re-
sumo her :teaching in Central school
this morning after spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with friends
at NashwaAk. s:STts ~ tss's s.. SsE! III. .s.ls- Z.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Renew your magazine r. subscrip-
2tions. Call 764-J. - go It IL 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Buy yonr Christmas gifts. at the
Presbyterian Ladies sale Dec. 3. SAlf
articles handmade y. 1901 ut A
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If you are seeking suitable gifts
for Christmas, you will find the Be
midi Book and Stationery Store
loaded with the real nice gifts Of the
season. Many consider it the: city's
best gift shop. Come in and visit.
.@s. ..s5a: 80 r. : III. .., -. If IL A
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Short Of help, this year-Come
in early-The eHakkerup Studio. 81 b
..As.s I'M II 16 tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Miss Marie Bloom ard Miss Mar.
earet Conway, returned this morn
ing from Saltwater where they spent
their Thanksgiving vacation. They
are Central school teachers. sst
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Little Jack Denison, who was i'll
for several days last:week and under
the doctors care Was reported to he
improved this morning. = .s'.. +.
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; Mrs. Albert Barnett and three
children of international Falls ar
rived in Bemidji Wednesday evening
to spend Thanksgiving and are the
guests of Mr.. Barnett's parents Mr..
andsgMrs. j. N. Barnett, 1908 Mis-
sissi;55pi avenue and friends at Ny
more. s >.
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Miss Grace Stillwen, who is stay
ing at the home. of Dr.. and Mrs. R.
E.. Richardson, !906 Beriidji avenue
while attending the Bemidji State
Teachers college, spent her Thanks
giving vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stillwell at their
farm ghmoe. near Becida., ..>tt.sss
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Dr.. G.. H. Zentz left on the night
train: last evening for Chicago to
attend. "a aneetingaof the Deans and
Managers q the Epv;orth League
Summer Institutes, he being dean Of
the Northern Pine, Institute at Park
Rapids. He expects to be away most
Of the week. @1,; @a1,; sis iSl... :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

ii Miss Carrie Brown, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs!
p, L. Brown and her sister Miss An
ma, for the post ten days will leave
tomorrow for Chicago to transact
business for a fewsdays, befre going
to Austin, Texas, to spend the winter
months. ~ IA S3ssSyqS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
Il Harry StaM was az dinner guest
at the Anderson & Sr1n ssahon1e IN
lockwood I Thankssiy Day

= Carload Of 4 tt. Jackpine and
popple wood ontrack for quick sale
Clifford g. Co. : ri : +. * s*,., r. 2A5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Miss Elsie Nuss, employed at the
general offices Of the M. & I. Ry.
/ af Bfainerd spent Thanksgiving and
the wee-end in Bemidji as the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and; Mrs. w. P.
Nuss. She left on the night train
yesterday to- resume. her duties there
today T. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

George Clifford returned Sunday
from two weeks trip to the Twin
cities and Chicago, he having beeh
a Thanksgiving guest at Che home
of his brother I'M Chicagos :.f5,gsssy
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Miss Luella ,Backus went to White
Bear to spend Thanksgiving. and the
week end with her sister, Miss. Vera
Backus, who is teaching in, the, high
school there. .>. -. 5.~ .
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Sic. Bailey returned to Benddji
this morning from St. Paul where
he has spent the past few days on
business: -. ,-s4. - 3 # !:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

j. :W. Noble Of Turtle River was
Is business visitor in Bemidji satur-
day. .sS @.s !. s. j.