The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-26
r. II. Everhart If Park Rapids Is
transacting business in the city this
week. M. ", ny. pF

week.
Mrs. Otto Maltrude Of Becida was
shopping and calling on friends in
Bemidji Friday.
Troppman's Marget: Picnic Hams,
special today, 14c per ID. 1ds-26
Mrs. n. Kennedy and Mrs. Adam
Jinkuski 81 Wilton drove to Bemidji
Friday and called on friends.
3s {, SEA
Fred Clark 81 Turtle River mo-
.tored to Bemidii Friday and 4. trans rs
Z acted baPine
Miss JS5eI ne 8rk LEFT toby
by auto for Cl6k fka fs1t dsas
visit with friends. ~ ] =.
Mrs. E. E. Watts and son Jesse, of
Maliartl, and Mrs. y. W. Dawson of
Becida motored together AT Bemidji
Thursday and shopped md visited
ilp1nus' 49,
George Cox, who has visted
friends in Bemidji, Scribner and 9th,
er places, left Thursday for Poplar
where he will be the guest of rela-
:tives for some time. +
Or. C. r. FSanborn left Friday for
Minneapolis where he. will speld
some time with relatives while in
vestigating prospective locations to
establish his practice as a physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hoglin and
children OF Fernhill motored to Be-
midi Thursday and attended the
baby clinic held at the Central
school that afternoon. ~
Mrs. H. J. Mills and little son
Harold and niece, Miss Pearl Gregg
Of Lake Hattie, were shopping and
attending the baby Clinic in Bemidji
Thursday afternoon. 49, "a 4 81
Rev. T. b, Nordale will motor to-
morrow morning to Hart Lake where
he will conduct morning services and
will return to Bemidji in time for the
evening service at the Bethel Lu-
theran church.
b Mr.. and Mrs: j. w. Wilcox mo-
tored Wednesday to Alexandria and
Fergus Falls where they, visited rela--
tives and friends and transacted
business, returning to Bemidji yes
=terday:: s.zs - " =
Dance at Armory, Gass Lake; Tues
day, August 29th. Music byS Schuck's
Jazz Orchestra. < " s2d8-2S
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and little
son Teddy, who have been guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe La
Count, HOG Mississippi avenue, for
ten days, returned to their home at
Bena by train Thursday noon. - j;
! Mrs. Nellie fuller and daughter,
Miss Lucy, had as 6 O'clock dinner
guests last evening Mrs. H. N: Nc
Kee and daughter Catherine, and
Mrs. S. w: Scott. 4
Mrs A. Sthol and daughters,
Misses Matte and Lille land little
granddaughter, Margaret Larson, are
visiting friends in Ohio for several
weeks. .-...<. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gill and fam
ilySmoved Thursday from their home
704 Bemidji' avenue, to the Mark
ham hotel, where they will remain
until they leave on Tuesday for their
new home at international Falls. 4
!Troppman's Marget: Picnic Hams,
special today, 14c per lb. 1885
p. Miss Ethel Papermaster arrived in
Bemidji yesterday from her home in
Grand Forks and will spend the win
ter in Bemidji with her father, N.
Papermaster, proprietor Of the Be
midi Cleaning and Dyeing establish-
ment, while attending the = State
Teachers college. -. II : = = : -
MT and Mrs. J. D. Winter, Mr.:
and Mrs; Don Whitman, Mrs. n. Z.
Huffman, Mrs. Thayer Bailey and
c. NJ. Landon, returned last night
from Virginia, where they motored
in two cars last Sunday to tend. the
American Legion convention.
Troppman's Marget: Picnic Hams,
special today, lac per lb. 1dS-26
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