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Nancy and Nick left the Tinky-
wlnklsrs grieving over their town
han. which F1ap-Doodle. the mis-
chisvous fairy. had turned into a
bake oven. and went on their way.
The Twins were on the Tinky-
Wrinkle Star hunting for Fiap-Doodie
because he spent most Of his time
here. He was boss. or king or
president. or something like that.
But since he'd stolen the Fairy
Queens magic wand he'd played 80
many tricks on his subjects they
were all after him. Mind you, he'd
even turned his chief councillor into
q chocolate rooster
A. last the Twins came 20 cave.
Maybe he's ia therer' Whispered
Nancy.
Maybe agreed Nick. 80 they
peeped.
But all they saw was n white faced
monkey hanging by his tail from
stick.
What are you doing that forT"
asked Nancy curiousIy
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we want 10 find. that's where u la
Could Mark be hiding thero7
II called thru the keybole--in a
whisper-'AiaFk. are you thereT--he
would have thought Il was cnyiey.
There was no answer"
We'll. let's go down and try
again. We might be able TO get The
door open"
Antony shook his head.
well. look here. az we said we
we're going TO the village. and as
we promised 20 leave that letter. /
almost think we'd better do r."
"oh. Oh. very well"
~Jaiiands. what were you telling
me about that7 on. yes; the Widow
Sorbury."
"cayIey used 70 be rather keen on
the daughter. The letters for her"
Yes: well. let's take Il. Just 70
be on the safe side"
"Am going 10 be done out OF that
secret passage altogetherf" asked
BIN fretfuliy.
There's nothing TO see, really. ]
promise you.'
You're very mysterious. whats
upset your You ala see something
down there. I'm certain OF u"
II did. and I've told you about "
mo. YOU haven't. You only told
me about the door IN the wal"
That's n. BIZ. And It's locked.
And I'm frightened OF what's behind
H."
But then we shall never know
what's there II we aren't going 70
look"
1--WE shall know tonight" said An
tony. taking Biii's arm and leading
him TO tho hall. when we watch our
dear friend cayiey dropping Il into
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@aAAs go -
They left the road. and took the
path across the fields which sloped
gently downward toward Jallards
Antony was silent. and since Il is dlf.
ficult 70 keep up a conversation with
a silent man for any length Of Tina.
Bill had dropped into silence too. or
rather. ho hummed 20 himself. HIT at
;histlcs Ia tho Erans with hiB stick
and made uncomfortable noises with
his Pipe.
what about tonightT- he said
finally after a lengthy blow AZ hi.
pipe.
Try n piece cf grasa- said An.
tony. Offering u 20 him.
BIN pushed Il thru tho mouth.
piece. blew again. said. That's bet
ter" and returned tho pipe TO his
pocket.
How are we going 70 got out
without caylcy knowinE7"
"wnii. that wants thinking evor
wish We were sleeping at tho
Inn. j. this Miss Norhury.
by any chanoe7''
BIN looked up quickly. They were
close 70 Jailands now. an old
matched farmhouse.
"Yes--Angela Norbury." mur-
INJURED Bill. Not badiooking. is
she7''
The girl who stood by the little
white gate OF Jaiiands was some
thing moro than mot badiooklnR. Z"
but In Bllls eyes she must be Judged
and condemned by all that di
tinsuished her from Betty calladine.
To Antony. unhampered by these
standards OF comparison, she
seemed. quite simply, beautiful.
Continued Tomorrow
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had brought.
~ can't spare n cow said ono
man. Il surely can't said an
other. and so everyone said.
"Then somebody said. Stuff and
nonsensei None OF us can spare
cow. Let's cross the river any
way. That's unreasonable TO
charge US like that for crossing
the river
80 they took the Indians
there were only four OF thennl and
shut them up In a tent and some
OF the white men surrounded them
while the rest drove tho teams
across the bridge.
Then once more they were
very anxious about what they had
done. True. there were only four
Indians there. but who knew
whether they might not he part Of
great band7 Who knew but
TRAIT as soon as night fell. Indians
could come from behind every tree
and murder the whole party OF
whites7
Well one man said. One
thing sure. We can keep our eye
on the four we've got so they
won't get away and tell tales
'And all thru the anxious night
they watched and watched and
the Indians talked--all night
longi
And In the morning the saw.
ages fled into the woods as II the
seven fiends were after them. and
we're never heard OF again"
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and smiles were over pianking speci.
fications and office spacel You and
Barton had been having regular
picnic. saw II in your eyes"
you arc absurd and-and I'm.
Just" Molly turned away. biting
her lips with vexation, but knowing
In her heart Ben had made thrust
into truth.
BESIDES" she went on, anger
flaring up again. suppose did have
any such thought. is destruction the
only way TO compete7''
Perhaps not, In business-though
It's fully hair the Job. You create
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MYSTERY 81 y
SAtMlLNH 80

now. Antony had guessed.
is Tho car thereg" asked cRyley,
as he scaled up hts letter.
Hnl atfollcd into the hall called
back Yea" and went cut Go talk
10 tho chauffeur. Cayiey Joined him.
aud they stood there for moment.
Halle said a pleasant voice be.
hind them. They turned round and
saw Antony.
sorry 20 keen you waiting. BIN.
With a tremendous effort nin re-.
strained his feelings. and said. casual.
~ enough. that lt WAS all right.
We'll l mus, be off," said Cnyiey.
You're going down 20 the village p
That's the idea"
\ wonder N you'd take this letter
10 Jaihnds for meY''
-Og course"
Thanks very much Wen l
shall sec you later"
He nodded and got into the car.
As soon as they were alone hin
turned eagerly TO his friend.
Weir he said cxcitedly.
Come into the library"
They went In. and Tony sank down
into chair.
you must give mo a moment" he
painted. 'i'vc boon running
''Runnlngs'
We'll Of course. How do you
think Eot hack hercg'
You don't mean you went out at
the other endr'
Antony nodded.
i say. did you hear me ,appingTs
Il did indeed. BllL you're gen.
lus"
Bin blushed.
Il knew you'd understand" he
said. you guessed that mean,
Cayicyf"
Il asa. II was the least could DO
after you had been so brilliant. You
must have had rather an exciting
time.
'Excitinwf Good lord shouia
think u was
Tell me about a.
A. modestiy as possibis Mr..
Beverly explained his quailzicatlo
for life on the stage.
Good man" said kntony ~ the
end o. v. You are the most per.
foes Watson that ever lived Bui.
my had. he went IN dramatically,
rising and taking Bins hand IA hts.
~thnrc IA nothing that you and I
could not accomplish together. n We
save our minds to IL
~silly old ass"
That's what you always say when
Tn being serious. Wen. anyway.
thanks awfuiiy. You really saved us
this time
Were you coming baekf'
Yes At least think ! WAS
was 1uat wondering when I heard
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your product with one hand and kin
OFF rivals with the other. In love.
Molly--aud am In love with you
my plant and what l am are the ere.
alton side OF my courtship.
THE rest is a matter OF removing
obstacles Admit n or not. Bill Bar.
ton Is my rival. The least ! can do
Is not to let him prosper thru my
help"
Molly was silent an instant. think.
Ing of the hardness OF the otherwise
likable man before her.
billy viii take care OF himself"
she said slowly. "as far as your
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agreement goes. but you have no
right, Ben, TO bring personal affair
into the Chamber of Commerce com.
petition. Your being one OF the
judges doesn't give you the right TO
prejudice the others. or 60 vote
against Billy's plans-if they are
good"
Molly. the trouble with you is''--
Ben came over and stood close 10
her, his strong hand gripping the
table edge. his voice well-controlhed
but hard with Intensity of his
feeling-"that you can't see that
ruthlessness is sometimes right.
you can't build without destroy
Ing something. l love you. and 1
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
By CONDO

want you. I'm going to have you.
IL someone blocks the path, what
should | do-meekly stand aside and
surrender?
Would you feel flattered by that7
Would you respect me? Don't you
want a man who isn't afraid to use
his strength? Or do you want IA
Donald Manningg DO you want
man who can do things and build
thingsg Or one who can draw pic.
lures in the air or on paper? DO
you want strength - or sweets?
You've got 10 choose. You can't
have everything. Come--answerr'
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. by Seattle starr
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MOLLY TORN BETWEEN ST

seeing a love rival in
uff,I,Y BARTON, architect. -
BEN WHEELER. manufactnfe'' W"
misses him. Wheeler loves
MOIf,Y WAYNE, whom he has ssNeo
from an eiopement with
p0NtID MANNING, actor, ana lass'
stnutoyed as chief Of his office staih
For a moment Molly stood 100
aszea 10 speak as the door banged
behind Billy Barton.
A rush OF thoughts confused her
nifty and dismay for Billy; astonish'
ment and anger that Ben Wheeler
had allowed his sense OF rivalry 70
prejudice his business Dealings.
She held her feelings In check,
while she fumbIed for way OF ac'
cusing Ben without compromising
puly. As usual. Ben said It for her.
well. you needn't look go horri-
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WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
by ZOE BECKLEY


fled. Molly. There are other archi.
tccts. Unless you don't think So"
ben. you've no right TO say that.
And you are not sticking 20 your
agreement. II was 90 be nothing but
business, you remember. Yet I know
I have something TO do with your
sudden dissatisfaction with Billy
Barton"
You drove me TO II by philander.
Ing with Barton. When opened the
door yesterday you two were hold.
Ing hands and"
How dare YOU, Ben wheeleri
deny every atom OF what you are
saying Shaking hands is not hold.
ing hands You can behave me when
say not word passed except about
our work"
"Oh. shuchs, Molly. don't try 10
make me believe all those bushes
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14
MARIN.REED

Miss Geraldine Reed and Neil
Marin were united in marriage at
8 80 Monday evening at the home. Of
the bride, SOL America avenue, Dr.
G.. H. Zentz officiating" They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Reed, the former brother Of the
bride. Both are popular Bemidji
young people, she having spent a
greater part Of her life here and be-
ing one Of Bemidji's popular music
fans. The groom's parents were form
er residents of Bemidji, Mr.. Marin
having been a merchant, here for a
number of years. He is now employed
by the Bemidji Home Baking Co.
They will make their home in Be-
midi Their host Of friends extend
best wishes for, a happy and prosper
Gus welded life.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES, AID
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

All members of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Presbyterian church are especial
ly urged to be present at the regular
business meeting :: tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock in the church base
mcnt, as plans are to be discussed
relative to the Christmas sale to take
place soon., The hostesses tomorrow
will be Mesdames VIM. G.. Bulge, J..
]. Mclaughlin, G. W. Cochran and
A. Sthol. All are welcome.
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BETHEL LUTHERAN LADIES
TO SERVE SUPPER=NOV. 81

The Ladies' Aid of the Bethel Lu-
theran Church are planning to hold
a lutefisk and roast beef supper Now
ember 81 in the basement of the
church, in connection with their
Christmas sale which will be held in
the afternoon and evening of that day
to which the public are invited. The
full menu will be advertised at a
future date.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID =.
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold its. regular business
meeting Wednesday, afternoon at 3
o'clock in the church basement and
all members are requested to be pres
ent A lunch and Social hour will fol-
low to which all are invited. Mes
danes E.. H. Denu, Archie. Naugle,
]. W. <Naugle, and E. G. Brown will
be hostesses.
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MISS LUETY+ SURPRISED

Miss Marian Luety, member of
the Bemidji school faculty, was sur.
prised by few Of her friends last
evening at her apartments at the
Carlson home in honor of her BIRTH
anniversary. A pleasant social eve.
ming was enjoyed and lunch was serv-
ed. 1919.
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SALVATION. ARMY MEETS
IN OLD HARDWARE STORE

Public. meetings at the Salvation
Army hall, tffie old Bemidji Hardware
store building on Fourth street., will
be held Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat-
urdays and Sundays at 8 O'Clock.
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FIRST LUTHERAN LADIES
HOLD MEETING. TOMORROW

The Ladies. Aid society Of the First
Scandinavian Lutheran church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
in the church basement. Mesdames
@. NJ. skinvik, N. .Nygaard, T, N.
Rode, N. 1. Rode and Betsy Roe viii
entertain. A large attendance is de-
sired. 81 ~ 90 - -
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BOYS BAND WILL MEET
TONIGHT FOR PRACTICE

Bandmaster G. o. Riggs announces
that the Bemidii Boys band will meet
tonight at 1880 at the band rooms of
the City. hall for practice. The Be-
giuners band will: meet, Wednesday
night at I 80. Allmembers Of either
organization are expected d, to be
present at their respective meetings.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lIllllIllllllll
New Card Table Covers
nnIIllulnrIlIIIl11llI llIllllIIll1illIlIIl1I

Something new in card table covers
will make "a charming gift for the
hostess. This cover is made of black
sateen and provided with two little
rockets Of figured cretonne attached
to, each, corner. Guests are delighted
to find parking place for their hand
kerchiefs, score cards, pencils, etc.
Either black ribbon or braid serves for
ties that fasten the cover to the table
~~>~~>~->~-~- ~~l~-~-N~-~~-~~~~
James Meade, living north of Be-
midi, visited friends and transacted
business here yesterday.
Garnet Hines of Hines visited rel
atives in Bemidji over the week end
returning to his home Monday eve
ming.
DR.. Harland was a between train
visitor in. Bemidji today en- route to
his home at Red Lake from St. Paul
where he transacted business.
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. N. Anderson,
Fourteenth. and Beltrami avenue
visited Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Larson, Becida.
Paul Winklesky and son, Earl re-
turned to Bemidji this morning from
Thief River Falls, having gone there
yesterday to transact business.
Miss Beth MacGregor, Red Cross
Community Nurse, returned this
morning from a business trip of a
few days to Faribault and the Twin
Cities
?; ~
Mrs. VIM. Blackburn and daugh-
ter, Charlotte, returned; Monday on
the noon train from Mcintosh where
they visited friends over Arnistice
Day and the week end.
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MRS. MATsoN ENTERTAlNss

Complimentary to- hes guest Mrs.
VIM. Lennon of Kelliher, Mrs, M. H.,
Matson entertained few friends
Saturday yafternoon@.tat'1 her home.
where a pleasant social time Il was
spent while t}fes''workedI on fancy
work and 'lurfcK was served blythe
hostess "' -
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MODERN WOODMEN WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Modern Woodmen of America
will meet Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the X. C. Hall for their
regular business meeting and all
members are requested to be present
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ROYAL NEIGHBORs WILL,
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will be held" Wednesday
evening at o'clock8 at the K. C. Hall
and all members are requested 70 be
present. 4 ia 4 e.,
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Users Of NU-BoN1E coRsETs vii
be pleased to learn that Mrs: Laura i
Cobb, corsetier, has located ,:, IN r. e.
midi a and will receive appointments,
Phone SIT. OF - ~
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

i Ten friends Of Milton Rolkey
gathered at his home last evening in
honor of his birth anniversary, Cards
and dancing and games were enjoyed
At late hour dainty lunch was
served by the host.
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PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION
MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Division No. of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid, Mrs. H. A. Pflughoeft,
chairman will be entertained Wednes-
day evening. by Mrs. Quincy Brooks
and Mrs. Harold Hayner at their
home 900 Lake Boulevard and all
members are requested to be present.
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~, tslePhone ia Reader,
= Every item will be given prope
~ ssssssas knels1s ssssss!
4! 3: Kobe .ofi Bemidji was Vi S Il the I.
guest of friends at Kelliher over
Sunday.
=. Jean Daniels Of. Soiway transact,
ed business in Bemidjf f@'s between
trains Monday.
Mrs VIM. Lennon of Kelliher was
a guest of Mrs. M. l.. Matson, Lake
boulevard, Armistice Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Jewett and
children Of Liberty were guests Of
relatives while shopping in Bemidji
Saturday,
Miss Alice Souder returned to
Bemidji Monday from Turtle River
where she visited her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Souder over the week
end.
q: = Is Co.,. -.
Mrs. Joe Pickles, who has been i'll
and under the doctors care for the
past two weeks at her home, 613
Eleventh street., is able to be about
again.
). ;:s..:S i -- -----e-- ..:... ):
teo,oQQ g loaa % farms. Dem
Land company. 1-1Sa
Miss Opal Grunemier, employed
at the Hakkerup studio, spent Arm
istice Day and the week end with her
parents at Hines, returning to re-
sumo her work Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Knox who
arrived in Bemidji Saturday morning
in response to a Telegram announcing
the passing of the formers father,
Myron ". Knox, left for their home
at Robbinsdale Sunday. evening fol-
loving the burial service.
N. L. Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Jones of Pleasant Valley, who at
tended the rites held for their
father, the late M. w. Knox at the
Presbyterian church in Bemidji Sun:
day afternoon, returned to their
homes the same evening:
Get your Xmas present Wednes-
day and Thursday at the First
Lutheran, church, Corner of 9th
street and MINI. ave. ct II IA
F.: v: Gardner, son Gordon, and
Glenn McQueeney of Pleasant VAL
ley were among the out of town
friends who Intended the, funeral
services held in Bemidji Sunday af-
ternoon for the. late M. w.. Knox,
Mr.. Gardner acting as one Of the
pall-bearers. "">
Miss Bess Knox, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. NJ; w., Knox
of this city since Thursday morning
motored with Miss Merle Methven
to Carr Lake Monday morning and
resumed her duties as teacher OF
the intermediate grade in the con-
solidated school there ~ =,
= '-----a-Ff;
DANCE TONIGHT,sat Old Arnlo,lr,yy
Music by. Schuck's Jazz Orchestra.
i. ,,. &. r. :, T.: It ~, Il: IA
Mrs. william Belts and -: little
daughter, Shirley of St Maries'
Idaho, arrived in Bemidji Sunday
morning to attend the funeral serv-
ices held here fol-. her father Sunday
afternoon, and expects =, to remain
for weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. M. w: Knox, lit Park ave-
nue.. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jewett re-
turned to their home at ITO Park
avenue avenue, Saturday morning from Ro-
chester, where they spent a few days
last week in consultation with spec
ialists in regard to Mrs. Jewett's
health, which has been very 7. ln1lrm 3
for more than : year: They were ad-
vised to return to Rochester IN a
few weeks.
Users Of NU-BoNE CoRsETs will
be pleased to learn that Mrs: Laura
Cobb, corsetier, has locate'dd, : IN rs
midi and will receive appointments,
Phone SIT. ct IL ~
. $780,, .r' - =, - - -
.ooo~1~~C~~-~>~ ~-~~--~----o~-~~-~
- :
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rHsTcHrc. ~ .

The answer w11 bes> round among
todaly's want ads. 49,. =.
WHAT "Blunder' do you sussest)
yepvrient 1922, Associated Editors
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jewett re-
turned to their home at ITO Park
avenue; Saturday morning from Ro-
chester, where they spent few days az
last week in consultation with spec:
ialists in regard to Mrs. Jewett's
health, which has been very :lntlrm r
for more than 2 year: They we're az
vised to F turnn to Rochester in a
few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Larson, 713
Minnesota avenue, have as their
guest her brother, J. E. Kohmen of
Winnefred, = Alberta, .;Canada
former resident of Bemidji. This is
his first visit here in thirteen years
sd he notes many changes
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this column will Be gladly received By Mrs. Harv
sslephone ia Reader. i e ther sasst - e.
henselves local interest repoFs.
item will be given eon'ideratien whom the source
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DANCE TONIGHT at Old Armorl;y
Music by. Scliuck's Jazz Orchestra. :,
>- .,,..E;., e. :, ..s>. it: ~ lila

Mrs. william Belts: and ;. little
daughter, Shirley Of St; Maries'
Idaho, arrived in Bemidji Sunday
morning to attend the funeral serv-
ices held here for. her father Sunday
afternoon, and expects :, to remain
for a weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. w: Knox, tit Park ave
nue.. ~
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tto,ooQ e; l %, 81 farms. pean!
Land con pa1y. 1-ISd

Miss Opal Grunemier, employed
at the Hakkerup studio, spent Arm
istice Day and the week end with her
parents at Hines, returning to re-
sumo her work Monday morning.
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Get your, Xmas present Wednes-
day and Thursday at the First
Lutheran church, Corner of 9Th
street and MINI. ave. ct II Ia
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. f c.. W. Knox who:
arrived in Bemidji Saturday morning.
in response to a telegram announcing
the passing of the. formers father,
Myron ": Knox, left for their. home
at Robbinsdale Sunday. evening fol-
loving the burial service.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14

N. L. Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Jones of Pleasant Valley, who at.
tended the rites held for their
father, the late M. w. Knox at the
Presbyterian church in. Bemidji Sun.
day afternoon, returned to their
homes the same evening:
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Mrs. Joe Pickles, who has been ill
and under the doctors care for the
past two weeks at her home, 613
Eleventh street, is able to be about
again.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14

After a. short visit Al; the T.. P
Evans farm, Prof. A: J. MCGUIRE o
St. Paul entertained Mr.. and Mrs
L: P. Evans at dinner at the Tote
Markham, Tuesday : ,@
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14

Word received yesterday fiji in
Mrs: &c. E. Battles dt at Rochester
stated that Mr.. Battles had under
gone a successful operation there
Saturday for. gall stones and was
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected. $500. A..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-11-14

Hand worked. articles make fin
Christmas. presents and there will
be plenty. to choose from at the sal
to: be held at. the First. Lutheran
church. Wednesday and Thurs day
Corner of 9th and MINI. ct II /.