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Miss Ethel Noyes arrived here
Sunday; and is visiting; at the: home
81. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs F.: A
Noyes. =. sr,;. .,.,:.. At :. N nj
sa1 Ladies' Aid lunch was served at
the NJ. w. A: hail last: Wedas
+. Mr.. and Mrs, Aug. .Marshsar,d
Carl Rauk. were. Bagley visitors
Monday. =. :f~t,.
:. Clearwater River is popular res
OFT these hot days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E.; Norman and ichil-
dren, Wilfred, Charles and Betty
Jean, left Tuesday for Cambridge,
Mimi, where they will visit at the
home Of Mrs. rNormans father, Mr..
tEdblad. n - ~.
Z Mrs. w. o. Gordon and daughter,
Elaine, left for Alexandria,, Mimi,
Monday where Mrs. Gordon was call
ed by the serious illness of her moth
er, Mrs. J. Peterson.
Miss Beatrice. Powek was a. Be-
midi visitor Monday.
Alice and Andrew Gordon return
ed here Monday after weeks visit
with their sister, Mrs. R. Sangstad,
at Crookston.
I The dance here Saturday evening
was we'll attended. Music was fur
nished by a .Cass Lake orchestra.
Ruby Peterson returned here Mon
day. She has been visiting friends
at Erskinec the past week. :
Mrs. P. Hagen and daughter Grace
Of Minneapolis arrived here Monday
and will visit at the Schrecki and
Solberg Homes. 4
/ H.. Mrs. r. Edens and sons, Duaneand
Donald, left Friday for Benaidji,
where they will make their horne..H..,i,
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society met at the home.
of Mrs. Hans Solberg last Wednes-7
day. i*u..>>-... = gi9s}''
! :: Miss Berneecc Burlield was a Be
midi shopper Friday. ;;tsg gs.4tiss
Sheriff. :,Barness of Bagley was y
business caller here Monday II H: sFlStSS
j. A. E.. Rain went to Bernidji. FRI
day to see his sister Myrtle who is
ill. = 81. 80,
y Mr.. and Mrs. August Marsh and
children, Mabel Rauk and Carl
Rauk,: motorcd to Mcintosh Sunday
where they visited relatives. !.
:. Among those who spent Sunday at
ftasca Park were Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Hanson, and Mrs. l.. Yoen, Ethel
Moves, Dorothy Noyes and Henry
Hanson. ri; -
~ N. Dcsjardins of Bovey, Mimi,
spent last week end with friends and
relatives here. '7'm:
The Community picnic, held" here
Saturday,, was a success. The day
was spent in races, speeches, and q
picnic dinner was enjoyed by Tall.}H
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GtOODLAND

The first meeting of course in
Nutrition and Home Management"
was held Tuesday, August LIST, at the
Goodland school house by Miss Glow
Ell. Sabin. Those in attendance were
Mesdames. C. C. Smith, J. F. Ma
honey, Ed. Wilson, Novels, VIM.
Clark, Chas. Foster, Theo. Grcgerson,
Henry Gregerson, Percy Mills, and
Misses Hattie and Edith Clark, ida
Smith, Elizabeth Mills and Doris
Wilson. The next meeting will be
held in the Kitichi school house
Tuesday, August 20, from 1870 to
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EVANGELIST MEETINGS. afrS II
& assORAWINC LARGE CROWDS

The evangelist NEE sting which is
now being held at the First Baptist
church: is increasing in attendance.
Rev. j, c.. Bottle delivered a strong
message last evening on: ""How Much
DO You Weight" and will speak this
evening. of "The DEVILS Hog Kill
ing" He. is forceful speaker and
the public in general is invited to
hear him. The meetings will con-
tinue until next Tuesday night. The
song services win sbegii aIeaeh ewes
ming at TAB lead BY Miss Murray
with Miss Rice at the Piano.
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BEMIDjI1 BOYS BAND TO
!" :; :, GIVE CONCERT TOMORROW

The regular weekly concert Of the
Bemidji Boys Band has been post
:poned; from tonight, the regular
night until tomorrow night, when the
regular concert program will be CIV
en- at the Markham hotel for the Wis
.iting members Of the Northern Min
:nesota Editorial association who are
to be entertained at dinner there.
The concert will be from $50. to
6 40, and: the general public is in
,yited Ito hear the boys play
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.HPi'fll{I1 lllEl'al|TjlAI ORCHARD
.HjAl]NEllI 'llNllGlS TOBE MADE

Through the efforts of the Coun-
ty' Agent Dyoracek, the Division of
Horticulture, University Of Minneso-
ia, has arranged for a .number, Of en-
sperimental orchard paintings in Bel
tramt county to test out varieties of
diffsTsnt Kinds Of fruit for adapt
Sabffity and, hardness in this section.
Prof. w G., Briefly ofaA Univer-
sssiitS spent last FridayWitk the
County Agent in visiting orc hards
Ind small fruit paintings and pro-
EspestWe cooperators in this line. APP
.pIe trees both Of the large varities
Eand crabs, but especially the large
Fvarities, do not do well either be-
cause Of lack of hardness, sun scab
Or general neglect ION the part Of
the grower Not only will new var
Titles. he tried out, but also some of
1.-The older handler varieties. Varieties
Of. pTnms, recently developed at the
State fruit breeding farm will be
tested out. The most promising var
Eeties Of. raspberries and strawber-
ries will be included in this work.
In general the plan is to furnish
( limited number. of farmers who
are interested in this work with ap-
Die, and plum trees, raspberries and
|tstrawberry plants and supervise their
planting, and giving instructions in
their care. Demonstrations will be
held at: these; paintings in order that
as, many farmers as possible may
derive the benefit from f: the informa-
ton gained. 1t is hoped that in the
near, future definite. information
derived from experience can be Civ
en- farmers in this section as to what
varieties of fruits will do well here.
Mr.. Briefly stated that orchard
work: has been neglected in this sec
ton, which is very we'll suited for
fruit growing, especially the small
fruits On a commercial scale.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up TO August
22nd for the erection Of h church
building at Remer, MINI. ! *.,4 a.
f.:Plahhss and specifications HAY be
,tsen at the Office. If the clerk and
I al the office of F. A. Schweiger, Ar
chitect. Moose Lake, Mimi :: -.
THE board reserves the right to re-
Jet any or all bids. Il; d
i - MRS. JjR: FOUND Clerk,
Mason Memorial CONVERSATIONAL s al
3dS-1o 49, y :tf d5;asS ehur g J:
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THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Johnny Wilson and Bryan Dow
ney were signed to fight for the
middleweight championship in
Richards jersey City Stadium on
Labor Day. .., .....
/. The Yanks beat the White sox
and went back into the lead in the
American League Pennant races
Ed Walsh pitched for the One
anita semipro team against the White
Sox, his old club, and won 7 to A.
9. After losing ten games in. a row
to the Red Sox, Detroit finally, beat
Boston.
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EDITORS HOLDING FORTH
At lTASCA PARK TODAY

Members of the Northern Mime
sofa Editorial association gathered
at Itasca State Park this morning for
the annual outing Of that organiza-
ton. The editors met, at Park Rap
ids this, morning. Tomorrow eve
ming they will be entertained in
Bemidji. E. H. Denu of the Pioneer
and H. T. Mitchell Of. the Sentinel
and the latter's father of st. Cloud
are attending the session at the
park today. ~. 49,. -
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aof Mr.. and Mrs: Roy Of Kitichi, no
turned to their homes here Friday
evening. &r
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lydick' and
family motored by boat to Cass Lake
Sunday. & e..
NJ John Bliss and son Paul were in
$Cass Lake Saturday. .~~.
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BETHEL LUTHERAN. MEN !, -.
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

The fMen's,,tsseciety ST the / bethel
Lutheran church: will hold its: regu--
lar meeting Friday, evening at; the
church at 8; o'clock. An interesting
program IS; being prepared and PIC pic
mic lunch will be- served later in the
evening. The. members and friends
arc invited to, attend.
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SWIMMING PARTY

Mesdannes az m. sGpughnour and
W. X, Denisoll entertained. twenty
friends at a swimming, party at the
home Of the latter, Birchmo ont Beach,
Tuesday afternoon iscomplim entary
to Mrs. Phil Gil, who will move soon
to her new home at international
Falls: A dainty luncheon was served
by the, hOstesses. ~. y 4: :.
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us Nerve! &c. :. =. !. :. =.
Force from ii
;N'ullxsated Iron.
that helps make STIR IN C;SblX0 tlds
&c, FORCEFUL MEM VII, ma M 81 -
their over-ina steering ISS4nes feltakS
moment they enterxfoen at,ss
NUXA>T E,D e, a. I i; ON

contains the "principa = ciiennic CHI Tso#
stituent of active living nerve force fH
n form which most nearly reseMlble3
that in the brain andnerye" cells of man.
1t also contains asneWer form of iron
like the iron in your blood and likefhe
iron in spinach. lentils and apples which
enriches :he blood. and plenty, of rich
,red blood means more nerve force, 50
that NuXated Iron not only feeds what
might be termed artificial nerve force
to the nerve cells but it stimulates thd
blood to manufacture greatly ini
creased supply of new nerve force. II
you are weak, nervous or rundown. get
a bottle OF NuXated Iron today. and If
within two weeks time you do not feel
that 1t has increased your nerve force
in every way, your money Will be re-
funded. Sold by City Drug Store.--and
all other druggists.-Adv. ,...,-- ....,
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PRESBYTERIAN; DIVISION .,.:..,
- :. To- IVRMaIN FANCY WORK

fAll members of Division No, 2,
Presbyterian. Ladies' Aid Mrs. N, T.
Matson chairman who have fancy
work completed, which is5to be ex-
hihited at the fair, are requested to
bring it to the home of Mrs.. r; ~
Northrop, Ais Bemidii avenue, be-
fore Monday night. s...:'% 49,.
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l. sr,, .,,.,v..p + ,s .. ;, ,,.....,
/. = ''iSs ". 80. .. !: - / : -
..} =,
..,~.- .;...., ~,
-. = = : . l..lall
/. = ~, =. - :,
4:oo p. m. a. welcomne-come and
orimg your C Ir'le We N. ,-v.
mrs iheo;s Gregerson visited at
the .CnaEle roster home Tuesday
MISS LA on'l 'sFso OF hltlchl called
at the LARK nome Iuesday., Il. ~ /,
!, living e tne.s pu:sy season, the q
ohloh "a 40 Wii hold. meet
mgs every Jour weeks instead .ot ~ &.
cry two, Wssks, asafley nave e Is. been ssaa
cong. 3; oney saN en-
ter.a'h ht a alss 81 VA glust
MT. N9 sM IA efcy 3;SMalilA and,
Gaugntsys9ss 3, ainAer gu stss 1t Sfhes
osser y, III Z DAY y "a
MI, Trends oHslasssss
Lake ca|ss se ysSs lsydlck hqMS sun
Gay. isis s4 ts.sssS. Is 81; ia
!: henry AkesSIsolyVas cutting grain
Tor C::gssssis o5sA n tlchi >iast week,
, MrssssIfeeerson eaiIedSson. Mrs.
Lyu ,, wsanesoay' - -. ,,,.| ~ %
Inc hu'herahi LADIES' AID held
tae'r annual meeting at the lngval
pfeee "Es ~. ''otie Weonesday' rOItl-
GERS were SIS elec yea as follows o. Mrs.
tnevai Greg stts'', PRESIDENT, MRS.
nenry ureeersoen' secretary; MISS
'oeatrlce summing treasurer: ...
W.T. anu Mrs' IerGy Mills ana
uaus"'er "'o'oreo W. hitlchl oatur-
oay y, .i.@,. , - ~ -, ...,1
ne Hit r;lt, Farmers IS. cup met az
T me oari poreerson ~, nope !, {oaturday'
me hext meetlng~ VII Dc ned ed IN NJ
tlcni PARK saturday, september z,
anu the: meeting 1o,iowlng Will be
m @..u az tne h .', nome saturday,
oe.oper a. All are welcome.
mrS. y van DSk spent, thursday
n anu flh.ay AT Inc lssensee nome at
: enI'l''s to.. =, ss!o5? >....s., IN.
: mr. ana Mrs. harold Norris left
, m week 70 WISH relaoVes IN south
D" n'' ,f,, v, ,..,,
W. ana Mrs: +. =: MINIS and
a"usn'er cahea at "oodiand- satur-;
o"y evening. ...,' !, -
'arse ero"' attehded the Eu-
t a. ~: services oy key. odegard at
S ene nome o. Mr' ana ana mrs. Dan WICK
o ~, afternoon. .,.... 49, :;
nc uo9o'.ha on,on sunday sehooi
Sas he'o at, the WIN. Clark home
,' '"nu"y' august oeh' IL VIII be
nelo 'nere again August 18th. All
are welcome; .,~
Iersv MUS ana Charlle Foster
"'I C ~ Ass Aake 1a u,':s -g.
& uaS ~ 111O:l e; Sora oearles' Euel
em'tn' leon Smlth and Henry Saw
yer motored over from k1tichi Mon
Gay ~, evening:
me veterinary OF blackduck was
y" 1 Gooolano tuesday.
mA''ie' nai'n ana Albert Clark
Ia,,' vu q" a. V;.;.s S.i m ana mahoney
Fo mss; q. N1''.in ues.."y'
&c.,. ue S,, seowa Oh young 1olks
,, ,o" , uouo..."u ana nat'em spent a
ny p'I. a.a eve,Ins AZ nltlch' lake:
b. ~ LHiso'' =, ~ Lass Lake motored
- Go "rasa iu t.s;a III.
M W. n rs cai'ea at the
I IaS T p wo inu a"a c,. 49,,
10y w. "ei,s ana Cnariie roster
W. M., !" C Tass Aake rlliaay.
1 n. E.siA' oaueh'er :, hdltn ana
SON. aa.a nonal '', ana Tonn, called on Mrs:
''JI" all, nsu' en-. inufsu.y' =,
a. n Hanr, c sonaay scneol was held
a" .',,.t tie en- ofesefso"s sunday Au-
s"s T.o o!" ~. .v.:, ,,,,
.o1 tted I Rsrs1 and Oscar Hill mo-
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Mrs. Clarence Britton and little
daughter: Beulah, Of Sioux Falls, 8:
d. who have been visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mars: Agnes Rob
inson, left yesterday for Grand
Forks, N. D., where they will. visit 81
relatives for. a week, and retarn
again to- Bemidjis for a longer visit
before returning to theirlkome. FL; H.
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ORDER OF FoREsTERs TO q
HoLD i-MEETING TONIGHT

All snnen1b elssa off the ON
Castdiic ordsr sof lStts stefs arsSsssles
quseted to ia preset 81 tie resdlakls
business meeting thil ening The
chIilch IN = u KFFssss, -, tlksSss sse Z.
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r $50, 900 to loan on fa1hia Dawn
Land company. 49,. = :. .c'-z: LIST

Mrs. IT.; Rasmussen ilitl sen has; resigned
as chairman Of The social committee
Of the Woman 81 Civic ands Commu-
ntyf:club, and Mrs. J, H.. Koors; has.
consented TO accept thessappointment
to fill thu &vac4ney <s<ss3S ~: M 4
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,.... .. d. i. =. -.
:
i. w. Noble 81 turtle River vas
a business visitor i'm Bemidii wv ednes-
day. '@a's@N .I,.:.> w.. = ''- - =
%,zM;xs H a.. Ralkar.. : w.don. ,vos
! week. end onast sof a; n >Crinage,r
aud fam;lV mi l'sSSs ;ssss =.
Ets$s5s TO-, ......!.s. e. s
VI MIS-. s. W. Anpvali. w,6 m beer,
ma. ~ ~ 'nss n,aal,. ss'ssno,.t 81
Is h in5nroy;nJ N,sssa ss
a. = 81 . y
!, Mrs. Jam y a. WhSss Ana Mrs
a1,odns, ,4ha : az. a ~ N
R.sr;d !; Iv r. q Ana ,s.s, lH
{; 81. !; ;r ' sSS W.T. Is:
Il M;ss Is i !, !, !, I'D &, Ora
Millets a cronkatnn arss. , Sis &
lsM aays WIZ b. hs; nna US aa
y. NO. y v - = ~
Mrs Wm Travis and dauohter ~
Tanstr;Es; ,ue,r,.a,' IL Rln,;i4i; Wednes-
day, en- !, route. to. !.Northwood, N. D.,
to consult doctor and transact rr bust
~ ~ = ~ -. =.
!. Mrs 1!,tD An Anderson: ~ ros An
oelaa : cal = .rrivsd, IN Ran,;Iii last
eyenina to visit her brother and sis
'o w A j,
T. Mr., and Mrs John Covonaugh
da,nIit,hfs,as, Evalvni: OI;ve.and -Ma,,r,
ice.s of' Richyilfe:. are Guests of MI.
andt Mrs. rs Grinaoer
vss;.s:;S 81 /: I:
sfata 'sraacbers colleoe f.c,ltv re-
turned r. ,Rem;id;; Tnesday froms a
two weeks, visit With her sister at her
sumrr,i1,1 e,r; home near Hibbinp.
!. . .::*z. ~ "Ss--
! Mr. and Mrs. \ xChas. Brouillard,
AieSxs .Dulvy;aIll 81 CrooKsto;ni motored' 70
BellmlnIiitd li ,ruesday and are. guests at
the Nan sBrrouillard home. Fifth ward.
Mrs. MAY: Auburn Of Ht hi;Bii came
to Bemidji Wednesday II. to visit US, her
DAYS. Thew, left by auto today for
Eagle Bend I'd visit relatives for a
week. &. :. ~ e.:
-, ~, ~. s-.-..s7.-, s1f.rr,;s,
David E. Patterson and his. assist.
ant. who. are transaacting business in
chs vicinity for the National :Acad.
:enayS :pf Music, returned: to. ;Bemidji
by., auto CHARACTERIZATION q business
trip. to Laporte.:, ~ :.
-, ! .+.----------
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
daughters, Pearl and Ethel. and son
at ,TNerndale after. spending a few
DAYS ct The homes of: Will Gaines and
Rudolph Koepp: w. = I,
=; II ., :. 49,, -
Robert J, Underwood and family
81 Fergus SFaflsseee visitorsSin Be-
.rnidjiff WedfeEdaY&en route to Inter
trip Mr. md manager OF
the Fergus FallSs JJoilli1nsssA .:
"a @I:,2|;: - -: =: :. e 8
Mrs. GA Moesand little son Jim
mic arrived int, Bemia5Si Tuesday eve.
ming; from tKei hon, eat Richie,
Mont and ARE guests ats:the home Of
her sister MRS: !. ;A.vEerrell, and
family, ia Minnesota avenue.
4 &. $ss::-; $2; s tt't -S's..4
Y. and MIS-; -: r: r. lawson "a ana
1amllya Albert, Geraldlne ana Lueher'
81 LEWIS ~ hake, y, are ylslune
Mr: an .9: 4Afs: Geerge :AusDa, naylne
N. MADE tne; ZIP ipy auto MRS. LAW
sonsand. y, Mfs'. kus So are sisters !.
8 IN " ~ q: T,:G
es Rachel and Katharlne and Stanley
Grmager, who have BEEN house
guests at the C.:F. 'Grinager summer
home for the pdt two: weeks, have
returned by car to their, home at Fer
gus Falls. tsFAr-i's&sf:
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Miss Lucille Bailey Of Yakima,
Wash, who has: been. the guest of
relatives in Bemidji for several days,
left today for, Bagley where she will
visit her aunt, Mrs. G: H. Hansel,
and family, then will return to Be
midi to make a longer visit.
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y Mrs. j.. D. Anderson Of Los An
geles, Cali, arrived in Bemidji last
evening to visit her brother and sis
ter, Ray Kahiler and Mrs. c, B. Hoyt,
and their families.
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\: y: Mr.: and Mrs. John Cavanaugh,
daughters Evelyn, Olive"and 5Mlaur-
ice, Of Richyil1e,; are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. c.; F. Grinager.
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MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Krantz left
yesterday forr4M inneapolis:Whsr they
will visit relatives for Ia few days,
expecting toireturn to Bennidji next
Monday. i. X .E:s3fl y 4 III HE {
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y, Mrs. H. P. Jackson Of Portland,
Ore is the guest 3 of her Idaughter,
Mrs, N. ,ioulghnouirrs. and family,
500 EBsmidH avenue. She came to
Bsn}id i'll from MiInea poiis and Grand
Rapids where. she has spent the sum-
81 months. ~ s. =. = -;
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Dance at New Armory Saturday,
August: 18th Music; by Dot Vans
Orchestra. 2dS7lO
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I'LL s: -
Item. fsrt i 4 so, q ..,.;ls=l.n
sladly receiss{ ~ Mr.. Harvey,
telephone Il4.W. keaJ 49, 1.
n to their guests and 70 tkIn.. s
telves to SO that items &c lseal :
interest - reported. sAsry tie. !,
wills beksixaSs propst g tidera- Il ri
io.}~l's.s.9a q = II Il e,
i. w. 1MssiE HaSk
:: =: :: : ] !.
:. Bisisr, m9tered = yesterdan y:
Mizpah where hs .tfansacted business
during the day. returning to Be-
midi last evening a.gs: dix ii !.
Dance at X. C. Hall Friday, Au-
gust 11th.. Music BY, tSchuck's Jazz
Orchestra. EVeGybodysi invited. I'D I'D
Mr.. and Mrs j: sA Y ouuinrggren mo-
tored today<.to Blackduck where MI.
Younggren' transacted business, and
ey=retarned ,to$ Bemidi il this after:
noOn.'- ft5::;Y:l 81. f4s-:!j:! ,t.5& "a ..N:$
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Krantz left
yesterday: for Minneapolis'where they
will visit relatives for Ia few days,
expecting to: return to Rennidji next
Monday. i, ; n .t Il ottsss;
= For picnic or excursion I. parties.
charter passenger launch orr 4S:'
A. Lee licensed pilot: Phone $685..
= :: ::=@;s ..: s.,>.5z f1m9-2
F.5W.. loser 81 Minnsap6Iis mo- Z
tored= to Bemidji today tor d the
week end with his fanii ys;siRh6 are
Occupying the cottage | at. Diamond
Point during the; summer MONTHS
r. T5&r& =.---ri9s1s:: @3ss;s.
Miss Iva Pearathree,. employed at
sAbercrombie GIN Cread yrepnf ection-
cry store, was called ito; Duluth: Mon
day because :of2the:zillness oil her
father. She returned to resume her
4. ny - -
..... =, =. . = ,~., s -
=. $50 900 to loan on fa1h DAM
Land company. -tE.:ssE:s :. *'s'+z >: * A--ss'
:; z7.' -;..i:os,. ~ =
1. Nc II" RocnnyscenY, haac. ,soc;otnnH
as chairman. !of me social committee
@ tne Womans5ES'V,e ana,, oomtnu.
mtyl:clno, ana MRS. - p. noelsi ~
consensea 20 8 accept tneaappol 9. ::
10 NIL the Vacancy $s< 40 ; t5s'- -. -:
! 81 s. - IS -:,.$a., .S=E 4 :. Z
Miss Rupna PetSrs;oclntSoofsKnoka Is
v;sit;np in RSnIo,;d y N fha hnniYanh 6f her
pfother' C s'E1 'retelsoH; eVS nes
avenue s4 expects so sso
SION en- ErouieC 20 ner=npn'sS:t' ,s!s.'
there 1or a:shorettln'e' = - = go ,
j. ~ Il.
& Dance at New Armory Saturday,
- apust. 12th:;4 Music: bv. Dot Wants
0rcbestra' 2dgsio
:: --, .::.!ss..:'sls
>,
ea ~ - Rs%ia; S'v Yesterday v to meet rs
wife who arrived on. the, 6 I o'clock
train from st. Paul where she has
visited, for the past month, and she
accompanied him home HE;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Miss Iva Pearathirrie,ee,s employed at
sAbercrombie GIN CpeaidyF conf lection
cry store, was called to: Duluth: Mon
day because ofzz.thez illness ! oil her
father. She returned to resume her
work today. SS*:efEF'r: ii. s"; fi:5:s II H.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs ]: As Younggren mo-
tored today;.to Rlackduck where NE.
Younggren transacted business, and
they returned ia. Bemidii this after.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

~ Miss. Noy Edison, member of the
State Teachers college faculty, Re
turned to Bemidji Tuesday from a
two weeks visit with her sister at her
summer home near Hibbing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

David E. Patterson and his assist
ant. who: are trani'ss;a;ccting business in
Chs vicinity for the Nationals .Acad-
envy nj Music, returned: to. ;Bemidji
BY auto @yegte rdap*from q business
trip. to Laporte. -sG.g =. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Mrs. VIM. Travis and daughter Of
|Tenstrike were III J BemidI Wednes-
day en- i route. TO- Nl.eqrtlhweo.ed. N. D.,
to consult: a doctor and transact bust
ness. !. sES !sssS3;: / {; "a 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs; Frank. Smith and
daughters, Pearl and Ethel, and son
Kenneth have returned1ot their home
at a5Nsrndale after spending a. few
days ct the homes IA Will Gaines and
Rudolph Koepp. ,ss' e.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

!. Mr. and. q Mrs. xChas, Brouillard,
Miss Minnie Brouillard and Mrs. s.:
Alex DuVal Of Crookston -motored.to
Bemidj Tuesday and are guests at
the Nap Brouillard home, Fifth ward.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

y. BisiW, m9tered + yesterdaxs tss.
Mizpah where hs 5tfansacted .business
during the day, Returning :to Be-
midi last evening. !, - 80 -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Mrs. May Auburn of Hibbing came
to Bemidji- Wednesday to visit her
father; George Cheney, 1. for % few
days: They left by auto today for
Eagle Bend to visit relatives for a
week. ~ ~ ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

F. W. Noble oY' Turtle River vas
a business visitor in Bemidji w ednes-
dav% aE,.@I" r.: T"N s'. "
Miss Hazel Baker of .Wadena was
d weekend guest sof &c. ]. Grinager
and family. N a; i.sss.sss /
w. Mrs. J.%W. Angvall, VINO has been
IN taher home, 1902 ,Bemidji ave-
nue., for# the past week, ported
to be improving.


9 8. diss Rosannnal III outsn 4 Cora
Millet Of Crookston are spending q
few days with: Mr.. and Mrs: Paul
Brouillard at 4o7 Minnesota avenue.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10

Dance. at X. c.. Hall Friday, >Au-
gust 18th: Music BY, lSchuck's Jazz
Orchestra. Everybody !. invited. lid