The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-29

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James Groom Of lockwood was a
business callersins the city Monday. j
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Seth Smith 4of JBecida marketed
wood in Bemidji Monday; with, his:
motor truck. ~ -, - .g.s.5%y -
J. W. HeggieG and son Floyd 2of
Becida motored to Bemidji Tuesday
and transacted business. = - = 1+.',': .7< z
A special Thanksgiving dinner will
be served at the Markham, hotel
from $3.50 to 1880 Thursday. evening
for rs cents. !. >S.&&-,2 T. / 292
Miss Flora Shepard went to Black
duck tonight to- spend. Thanksgiving
withs Miss Virginia WHITING. ;.:;
j. G. Hoglin Of Fernhill motored
to- Bemidji Monday to assist in the
funeral arrangements ttf.r Mrs.
George D. Greigg. K -
Home made mince- meat pies at
the Sweet Shop. Try one: 20
Miss Myrtle Hanchett, a student
at the Teachers college, left on the
evening train TO- spend her vacation
at her home inANorthome.=4 F..
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Mrs. Mary Johnson Of Eagle Bend
is spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Adolph Christianson
and family, 1906 Minnesota avenue.
Now is. the time to order Fruit.
Cakes for Thanksgiving. Just like
Mother makes Cremo Bakery, 814
Beltrami avenue, phone 75-W 2 29
Mrs. Henry FunNey, returned.
home Tuesday evening from a=four:
months trip to- eastern points. She
reports a very. enjoyable trip but
glad to be home again. ''.-z
Mrs, M. W. Deputy is reported to
be i'll at her home, ,1121 Bemidi ave-
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Lester Bremmer drove to Bemidji.
Saturday and transacted business.
for his father, John Bremmer, who
has been ill and under the. doctors
care for the past four weeks, at his
farm home. on Lake Plantaganet. = :
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John Dahl and. Walter Ball were
among the between train visitors in
Bemidji Tuesday. ., !;
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Word has been received by the
Pioneer from C. E. Battles, who was
recently operated upon for gall stoa--
es at Rochester, and Mr. Battles
states that he is improving rapidly
and hopes soon to be in Bcmidji' 5:i
A special Thanksgiving dinner will
be served at the Markham hotel
from $50 to 1880 Thursday evening
for IS cents. ;1: 292,
Mrs. Ellen Booth, of : Blackduck;
who came to Bemidji by: train Sat-
urday to attend the, Christmas sale
and supper held by the G.. A. r.
Ladies that afternoon. and evening,
is the guest Of relatives. and friends
here for few days. %&,E ~. =
A special Thanksgiving dinner will
be serxed at, the Markham hotel
from $50 to 7:sO Thursday evening.
for 10 cents. tn. r.. r.. TT -, I ~.
Miss Olga Skinvik, teacher : at
Bovey,. and Miss Agnes Skinvik,
teacher at Pinewood, will arrive in
Bemidji en- the morning train to- be
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Skinvik, 11O6 Doud, avenue
during their vacation: ''"z =. ;ss-: ::
J. M. Barnett, 1008:H Mississippi
avenue, who was critically i'll at his
home Friday evening with a severe
attack of gall-stones, is sFH con-
fined to his bed and s4not. improving
as we'll as his friends: would wish.
An operation is considered inadvis-
able for his case. '',;-'-I- 'Te.'*. -. >s'
Just received a fresh linei Of all
kinds of nuts at, the-Sweet. Shop. =.
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Mrs.. Chester Rouse returned to
her home, 423 Fourth street, Friday
morning via the8Bccida stage, from rom
Rockwood, whera !. she had visited .
her daughter, MSS Hypatia "a, son
Chester, Jr, fors s:aort time. 81 l'he:
school nurse for Hubbard county
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