The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-03

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L. Items for this column will be y,
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone law. Readers owe
g.. it to their guests and TO thGm-
selves to see that items of local
= interest are reported. Every item ~,
will be given proper eonsldera-'
ton when source is Known. = -,
George Fort Of Eckles lis attending
to business matters In Bemidji this
week. :. -@@s1* t,8 3aaA -, - g. =.
I Misss,Letha. Shirk lis visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sylvan Allen on Four
teenth. street this, week, nc, sEig's
Use .'Flicko" for removing dirt:
Miss Tillie Carpenter, America
avenue, left Friday for Duluth to visit
1EleuuS anu IeIdtlVCo 1Ol q LS" oeAS St
Clifford Phibbs came to Benaidji
yesterday from lockwood and visited
relatives until this morning, when he
returned to lockwood. q .,:,,'',
Fifteen-inch hard and soft wood
slabs for $3.50 per load, at Bemidji
Manufactures, Co. 80 12-7tf
A son was, born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvan Allen at their home on
Fourteenth street. Mother. and babe
are reported to be doing we'll. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L., Rasmussen left
this morning for Philip, Wis.,, to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Rasmussen's
father, who died there yesterday.
Z Rev. Blaine Lambert will 60 to
Hines tonight, where he will show
his stereoptican pictures "The PiOn-
eer Trail" and give lecture: in con-
nection. .....
"Hello.'" Come on over and listen
in at the dance given BY the Tele.
phone operators. Feb. %, at the new
armory. 49,. 4t2-2-4-f-lV
Dick Van Arnam came to Bemidji
yesterday and spent a few hours be-
tween trains at his home, 914 Amer
lea avenue. He left this morning for
Brainerd. ...:- * - -:
L. O. Petrie and family Of Rock
wood are confined to their home with
chicken pox, which is reported to be
prevalent in that vicinity in an I'M
usually severe form.
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company, ~. d. l-1St1
Mrs. r. NJ. Danielson, 1879 Min
nesota avenue is reported to be ill at
her home, and her mother, Mrs. D..
McCleary, arrived yesterday from her
home at Fisher, Mimi, to care for
her. se-,".- >'"t' ~. 49, :, :
: Miss Mildred Gangtry, :contralto
soloist with the McPhail Concert COM
pany, is friend Of Mrs. H. L. Huff
man and will be entertained at her
home while in Benidji the first Of the
week. " '>-~ -. 81
Miss Katherine Speelman% Of near
Thief River Falls is visiting Mrs.
Matthew Petri' on Park avenue and
assisting her with the housework. Mrs.
Petri has not been very well Of late
but is now Improving. &c.
The eve of gladness and of joy
Telephone operators dance, "Oh,
Boy" 4t2-2-4-7-lO
wy, Burnside who moved his type
writer repair shop headquarters re-
Gently to Bemidji from Grand Rapids,
will return tonight from a trip to
nearby towns, and will look after
work here for a few days.
: DR.. c.. R. Sanborn arrived in Be-
midi this morning from Chicago,
where he is taking post graduate
work, and will transact business here
for few days. He visited his mother
at st. Paul en- route to aBemidji.
Mrs. Gladis Smith, employed at
Wilson & Co., store, has been I'M
able to attend to her work for the
past week, because of illness, but is
reported to be convalescing at, her
apartments in the Jefferson hotel.
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Ask your grocer for "Flicko
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Mrs. Frank Highly has been con-
fined this week to her home, 613
Twelfth street, with a severe cold
and la grippe. Her daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Erwig of 511 Minnesota. ave-
nue., is assisting in caring for her.
H. A. licensing, who has been EN-
pleyed by the O'Leary-Bowser Co.,
hoe