The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-21

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,., During the absenaes, ! Of The :.
Pioneers regular society report.
er, those who have itsms Of per- u
sonal interest III social intesesi
are asked 10 call Phone Nc. -
Or 4o2 in reporting these events.
The sane sousteeus eoasidsra. %
n tion viii Is xiivsn itsnsofSt this q s
gs nature as IS thsspast, when the
source lie known. $fs !. i. +
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q Attorney Sams Anderson from. st.
-. Paul is in .Bemidj today. ~, ~. .gg.sf-.,.
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Alfred Skoogland of Northern was
! business visitor lin :Remidji Friday.
= Miss Anna licensing left the city.
Wednesday evening to- visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Kemper, in St. Paul. =.
Miss Lenora Jamison, 1913 Dewey
avenue, is at home over the; week end
from her school lat Tenstrike. -. -
.Fiftseu,inehls hatA asl soft ysod
slabs for, $3.50 Der load at Beni1a
Manufacturing CO. r., H-71
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. MRS. Andy Larson came home from
Walker this morning after spending
several days there, on business.
John E. Palmer from Minneapolis,
general counsel for the 500 Line, is
in the city today On legal business, !:
H, L.sRasmusscn, comes home this
evening for oyer Sunday with hts Yam
lily and a brothe B, George Rasmussen;
from Bend, Ore: : Il y: IF. q, p,
! Spring will soon b here, Have your
car painted or vaszsiS66d now, Pearl
Barnell. Phone one z0 t' l-l7tf
Mcsdames II. Es Given, and r. Al.
Northrop gave the sset ond; Of aaseries
of bridge parties this aftcrnoo 1T
the home of Mrs. Given. Six tables
Of bridge were played. 3;,'?:,, ri: :. -
The Misses Ella Parker and AbEie
Murphy are to, give: q. bridge party
this evening, the second 81: q series
Of parties given by them. ri -:
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Judge G.. W. Stanton came homo
last night, from International Fails.
where he lis, holding court, tozspend
the week end at bis home here. !;
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$50, 900 to- loan on farms. Dear,
Land company, 4 =. '1-1Stf
go : - q. s.,s 81. 4.
II, Mayne Stanton comes tomorrow
morning from Grand Forks to spend
Sunday with his family and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Stanton, on his way to his
new home in Duluth. =, -. =. - = 4 {
= Mr., and Mrs. j. p Bella %. Be-
midi d have gone 3toa Grand. Forks for
an indefinite, lengt Ill: Of Time. Mrs.
Bella has been: i'll for some time and
goes to Grand Forks for medical aid
Attend the dance ut the Old aarmory
January a., Music by. Schuck's jag
orchestra. Dancing starts at 8. o'clock.
Everybody welcome: - = 3t1-21
Miss Mildred cC!eary, student
in the .Bemidji State Teachers college,
was slightly injured when, sliding: yes
~terday. Miss Me- leary is doing we'll
and hopes to be about again in a~short
time. .%.--~,...--a -. e.. =. 80,
Miss Myrtle Madison; VINO has been
visiting friends in. Bennidjji for . few
days returned to her home in Grand
Rapids, MINI, yesterday /, oon.s Miss
Madison is deputy recorder for s1tasca-
county: :."z> !. F5,4. -: ~ r.: @,;:.t-
George Rasmussen is a guest of his
brother H. L.. Rasmussen over the
week end: Mr.. Rasmussen is: on his
way home, to Bend, Orr. !, from, . visit
t. h;i ta Ws Jacob ' Rasmussen, q
ss, s.ss= . -. !5s{t{fssf So,
Rooms soc, bath 25c. Henry Falls
rooming house, 3l5N Beltrami ave
nue.. >2'-- ~ y; r. ~ 80. '-a%3t1-23
y. W. Smith, coach and principal
at the Bemidji high school, left this
morning for CROSBY where he5Ntli
oficiate tonight In the game between:
the Crosby-Ironton and the Little
Falls basketball sqads: ~.$ -. : =:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. jacobson Of
Bismarck, N. D., Are guests Ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. DEM
for a few: days. Mrs. Jacobson and
Mrs DEM ara, f,oiaaSssa .Nr x II cntg.