The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-01

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Itsns for tkls: eslunln Nill b
, gladly received ~ Mira. Harvey,
~ tslsphons lll-W. ReadsrsS ews
it 70 their luests and%to thsn.
selves 70 IS that itons Of lssal
inherent are reported. Every ite2 Il
Win M sivsn proper considers.
tioa x6en source u known.
Mr.. Md Mrs. r. J.. O'Leary re.
turned Monday night from weeks
auto tripssto Coleraine, Hibbing and
other plhes. 81
White wreaths can BE- obtained Il
the Elko Hat Shop for cenhrm.t;on
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Gibney Of
Eckles autoed to Bemidji Monday
and called on friends while shopping
here during the day. 2.. .,.:2.I. Z. 4. ,
DR.. M. B. Hebeisen Of st. Paul ia
the guest Of his aunt: Mrs. A, sthol,
and family, 1928 Americss ayenus, for
q few days this week. ~ ,'.j&s...>
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Miss Geraldine. Reed has accepted
a position in the dry goods depart
ment Of the Troppman store and as
sumed her duties there yesterday.
$4,000 to loan. 81 1a.ma.. Dear
Land company. - -, 1'1stt
Frank Gagnon and family, who
have visited friends and relatives At
Staples for = few days, returned to
their home on Minnesota avenue Sun.
day. - =, IL ~ NJ: X, !. +.
Mrs. /: N. French returned to Be-
midi theSlatter part Of the week from
Little Falls where she spent several
weeks with her, sister, :. who passed
away there about two months ago.
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Miss Alma Olson, r.: N, Of the
Lake Julia Sanatoriun,, who has been
a guest at the O.. B: Sonstrud home,
1000 America avenue, since Satur-
day, returne dto resume her duties
Monday; p >>,zf - r. ~ T.. & ~
Mrs.. Nina Gustavson and daugh-
ter, Mrs: Raymond Towle, returned
Saturday from a months vacation
spent visiting relatives and friends at
Parkers Prairie, Fergus Falls and
Alexandria. - 7,,,.,- s@<t>
White wrsaths can be-, obtained sat
the Elko Hat Shop FOX. Confirmation.
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Mr. and Mrs.. A., T. Barker and
family returned Sunday night from
a three. weeks auto trip to Mime
apolis, White Bear Lake and st.
Charles, where theysvisited relatives
and friends during that time H..
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Billie Schroeder, Roy Moen, Thorn
as Jackson and Robert 4Schwandt Re
Gently took a team; covered wagon,
provisions and camping outfit, and
camped1 at various places for . week.
They report . very enjoyable outing:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Matson and
family motored Sunday to Saum and
Red Lake where they visited MI.
Matson's parents during the day.
Their daughter Virgie and SON Ken
drick remained there to visit their
grandparents, this, week. -. ::
Rev. George n. Keller, who has
acted as supply at different places in
this vicinity during the absence Of
Rev. Blaine Lambert for the sum-
mer months, left this morning for
Park Rapids TO attend the :Epworth
League Institute this week.
Miss Dovie >5Plumer is expected
home on the o'clock train tonight
from Cincinnati Ohio, where she has
completed a course in music at \
conservatory, and she will spend the
balance of her vacation with her; par
ents who liye on Farm south ofsBe-
midi. She has visited relatives at
Anoka en- route home. -s,
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Mr.. and Mrs. 81. l.. Crail,s deugh-
ter Jean and SON Donald motored to
Bemidji the latter part Of the week
and are guests Of her brother, Oscar
Erwig, and family. Today they are
leaving for Turtle Lake where they
will spend about two weeks at sum
mer cottage and enjoy an outing.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Erwig, Martha Erwig
and Marie Highly will also be mem.
bers of the party. y / IT'S .
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