The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-22

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Miss Hazel BarclayU Grant Values
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| 8 Mrs. B.sW. Larkin expects to- leave
tomorrow for, Bismarck, N. D. to visl:
her sister, Mrs. Sells. vii.
Polar Pie. ASK. for It. 2-14tt
Mrs. Coan Of 1905 Mississippi az
enue spent Sunday with her son, Olin
Coan and family at Nymore.
Mrs. "A. b. Coy of Liberty was cal
led to Missouri Tuesday By the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, Mrs. G. w.
Hoffman. a.. - : aHx
/. p. L. Brown left Tuesday sftcl-
noon for Bagley where he will tran
sact business in that vicinity for 4
few days. d. = .. W - II,
P. E. WEIGH, of the Minnesota Elec-
trio Light & Power Co. office force is
reported to be i'll at his home, 1888
Irvine avenue. ~. -
Worlds Star Knitting Company
Agency at 1908 Doud avenue. Tele-
phone 393-W. Mrs. p: w Gaines.
Is : -: t.' ;5t3-2j
! Mrs. Reindell, VINO is making her
home at 4O2 Irvine avenue, spent
the weekend at the d. W.. Mehler
farm home near Bemidji.f S. s,SE -
j. H.: McRobertsS of the FenteIancs
district was visitor in Bemidji Mon
day.. He reports portions Of that
country to be we'll covered with
water. -4. r; ..s:. s: i ss i.
Mr.. and Mrs. N; Cote of Bootleg
Lake were shoppers IN the city Sat
urday. Mrs: Cote also visitedssFheT
sister, Mrs: Sherwood Of Eleventh
street. r. ..al VIZ St t@sas A
Polar Pie. Ask for IL. ~ 2.14tf
J. c., McGhee,> county superinten-
dent of schools, is. visiting schools in
the northern part Of the count and
expects to be away from Benz DIR
for about two weeks. =, u I. .5s st. Il. -
/: Mrs Philip DIN. returned to her
home at Third street Sunday morn
ing, after spending a week pleasantly
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Kilvie, and friends in Minneapolis.
r Ask your grocer for loaf Of
Sanitary Health Bread. In M 6t3-22
Mrs. W. B. MacLachlall Of Warren
arrived in Bemidji Tuesday and Is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. MAJ
garet Bell, and her sisters, Misses
Florence and Mary Bell, oil. Mime
I Mission ry ana Mrs. w. S: Cum.
! nings@ are the proud par ents of d
daughter born. at St. Anthony hosll-
tai Monday morning. Mrs. Cunlm ngs
and the baby are reported 70 be d.,:se
very nicely. ::5&'r = - -.
Polar Pie. ASK Tor it. 2-14tf
p .IEt i s.. H--'.. 2, g. ~
| Miss Carol Knox, who spent the
week end with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. M w. Knox and family, 1l17
Park avenue, returned to her duties
as teacher of the Summit school near
Blackjack Monday morning.
/. C. A., Huffman left Monday night
for Boscobel, Wise: upon receipt OF a
telegram from Mrs. Huffman, telling
of the death of her sister at that city.
Mrs. Huffman has been with her Sis
ter nearly two weeks, during her i'll
ness. IL .%&- &s...... l. .n...4
! $4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. 1 LIST
Frank Zentz left last. Tuesday
evening for his home at Albany, Mo.
after visiting at the home of his bro.
ther. DR.. G. H. Zentz, and family, fol
the past; ten days. He will visit his
sister at Gladstone, Iowa, en- rout~
to his home. L., ~ :[,s-~. r.
DR.. Oh. Zentz left this mornlii.
for Wadena where he will meet DR..
IL. C. Craig and Bishop Mitchell, anu
with others, they will discuss plan,
for the Methodist hospital which will
without doubt be erected at Wadena
in the near future. : A..
) Polar Pie. Ask for it, Plat
Mrs. Blaine Lambert spent last
evening at Hines betWesn trains.
Rev. lambert was called elseWhere
and could not fill bis preAchinK sea-.
gagement for last, evening at, Hines,
and Mrs. Lambert fc6h dacted services
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Miss Bessie Evans teacher Of The
fourth grade in the Central school.
was not able to resume her teaching
this week after her weeks illness, bu;
left Tuesday evening fol, her home at
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