The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-06
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A very large, sociable crowd at
tended the dance given by the Com
munity, Commercial club in the hall
last Monday evening. A three-piece
orchestra furnished the music. A fine
goose supper was served at midnight
at the Davis hotel. Everyone had a
most enjoyable time.1f,il. -s-.sasg. a.,
Hugh Booth of Rock Lake, N. D.,
is here visiting. with his brother Roy.
IlIaroldsRearick, who has charge of
certain state work I'M fisheries at sDu-
luth, spent New Years with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. LA. Reariek., l.
hirwin Krahn had the misfortune
of losing soneH OF his horses through
sickness the other day.F est>|t -"
81 Mrs Henry akrahn1 has been quite
iil7tfuring the past week Her contii-
ttienohas greatly improved up to. the
present timer N*GA1S- Sar-i T>i& ,
|, aEJack Calvin of, Spur was here on
business Monday of this week. s;
John Souder of Spurswa here 'on
business Monday.
Ed. Falls of Spur made business
trip here one day last week.
Late Tolbert had little accident
the other day. While pulling sacks of
feed up by means of a pulley, he man.
aged to get underneath the sack.
While in this position, the sack acct
dentally come down with a crash upon
Late. No serious injury, however.
Herman Gregg arrived here from
Shocks late Tuesday afternoon for
a days visit.
Frank Falls Of Spur made a bust
ness trip here Tuesday.
A. S. Davis is visiting in st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Ches. Stohh of Brai-
nerd are visiting for q few days at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Rea-
rick.
Miss Esther Krohn visited in Be-
midi Wednesday. -, U.s. -.
D. r. Rutherford of Hines was a
business caller here Tuesday. 49,
Harold Tuttle, former principal of
schools here, but, recently Of Court
ney, N. D., visited with friends in
Tepstrike Wednesday Of last week.
A. Ccllett of Hines transacted busi-
hess here one day last week..
Miss Leona Woock former pri-
mary teacher here but at present
teaching in Ely, Mimi, visited at the
J, F. Hermann home last Wednesday.
P. A. Martin of Lansing, Mich, is
spending few days with his family
here.
C.. L. Pfeil of Hines was one of the
business callers here during the week.
Mrs Ed. Richardson left for New
York last Monday evening where she
will attend to matters of business.
Mrs. Richardson is a sister of the late
Thomas Morgan of New York.
p. H. Schumacher of Bemidji was
here on business between trains Tues
day evening. - 81
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Miller, who
have been visiting at the Ed. Richard.
son, home. loft for Ortley, S. D., De-
ccmber 10Th.
Miss Idela Bradley, who visited
with Mrs. Benjamin Carter, ST., over
the holidays, has returned to Duluth
to resume, her duties. 49,. 49,,
Albert Omit made a business trip
to Bemidii Monday.
A. G. Mamie and daughter. Zetta,
visited in Bemidji Monday of this
week.
Miss Mabel Hauapl returned to Be.
midi Tuesday 10 resume her studies
at the teachers college.
There was quite little excitement
at the W. A. Rice Co. store one ts,
last week, when Il fire was discovered
IN the warehouse. The fire hal gain
ed considerable hendway before dis
covered. Quick action is the only
thirg that saved the store from de-
struction. The fire was ignited by one
of the little boys, who wanted>to burn
a barre. ohhav in the warehouse and
then sneaked away without giving 4
warning.
Mrs. Ed. Richardson visited in Be
midi one day last week.
w. A. Rice and Paul Haluptzok
motorcd to Bcmidj; one day last week.
Mrs. Arthur knief of Deerwood
was visiting friends and relatives here
during the last week.
The Misses Aileen Fellows and
Florence Shulke called on Mrs. r. \.
Bet1 one day last week.
Miss Eshter krohn entertained in
honor of Mrs. Ben. Carter, 1delc
Bradley, Elcanorc, Vale, If (,terEfAO
Carter last Friday.
Quite a number Of young folks of
Blackduck attended the dance here
last Monday. 4
Miss Christine Eichendorf left
Wednesday morning for st. Paul af-
ter spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. l.. CoheLour.
George Shulke is still under doc.
tors care at hospital in Minneapolis
George is afflicted with a sore knee.
While at the hospital, he expects to
have his tonsils removed.
Mrs. VIM. Travis and Mrs. McClay
visited in Blackjack one evening las!
week. 49,
Ali the stores have been taking in
ventory during the last week.