The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-05

local ln1eYe4e are fep01te0s "A :.
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Miss Annie Larson MS visiting,
friends in Minneapolis for q. short
time! II, +t'ht $ifRaF ,yAJ-..ii '''''''
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucheri and
little son, Merlin eernhilI were.
Bemidii shoppers Tuesday
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Mrs. b. Mitchell, of Blackjack
autoed to Bemidji Wednesday and
visited friends while shopping here.
- George Posi-, 1905 Irvine avenue
who sustained injuries last week
from a failing scaffold while work
ing on a cottage at LaMoure is able
to be at work again. IL .
Mr.. and, Mrs. Hooker, who were
called to Bemidji last week because.
of the death of her mother, the late
Mrs. Peter Larson, returned to their
home at Devils Lake Wednesday,.
Joe Pickles and wife have rented
the property at 613 Eleventh street
which is undergoing repairs this
week. Mrs Rose Cassentine owner Of
the property is at present in China
as a. missionary. - 49,.
Misses Laura 4HaIverson, Luella
Hanson and Dorothy Edwards, Mrs.
Maxi and Rudolph Rice, were guests
of MI. and Mrs. Harold Swisher at
a six o'clock dinner at Diamond Point
Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. xTrask and
daughter left yesterday by auto for
Riverside, Call. expecting to return
to Bemidji3 in the spring to look a.
ter their property interests: They
were equipped. for camping en- route:
MRS. Olive Hayth returned from
Little Falls and vicinity where she
has visited friends and relatives for
a. short time. She reports very bad
fires in that vicinity, in some cases
settlers were packing their house
hold effects preparatory to moving
from the threatened zone. ri -. :: -.
assss.sfr. and Mrs CHARLES Iandgre1t
who, motored to Liberty ten, days
ago and have been guests of their
son, Bernard Landgren and family nil
left " ednesqay- morning via Wheat
on. to. visit, their niece Mrs. David
Long and family, while en- route to
their home at Pipestone. ~. -:
i. mrs. J. G: Hartness and little, son
expect: TO leave IN .ithes forming: for
their hones III III Greene, iowa, after
spending several weeks gin sBemidji
visiting her father and sisters, Her
father G. D. Backus will accompany
her, as. far as Minneapolis where
he will. transact business for few
days. r., ,>.".. .,->.,
Mrs. William Berry :. of either
will entertain few of the: Bemidji
ladies tomorrow. ct l o'clock at her
home and the afternoon. will; be spent
Ii { playing bridge Those who. will 60
from here tomorrow include Mes
DANES Baker, Stuart, Diedrich, Rob-
inson! Highly, Boardman, Gill
sKreatz and Kobe. d.: !. g.~
Mrs. Christie Groffat- teacher at =
Guthrie. is remaining At %her home
ii Bemidji the remainder Of the week
to, attend the M. E. A meetings and
She has as her guests fo<Aa few days
Miss Martha Goss, primary teacher
at Guthrie and Miss, Emma Rhodes,
seventh grade teaches theress ehosare
also attending the meetings in Be-
midi. : ~ ~ ~ = i :. !: =
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Landgren Of
Becida were business visitors, IN the
city Tuesday while en- route to Lib
'erty, where they we're dinner guests
sofStis farmers; cousin. Bernard Lam
.gren and family, and uncle. Charles
Iandgren and wife Of pipestone: Mr..
.Landgren. recently returned from
North, Dakota, where. he was employ
ed for several weeks during 81. the:
.threshing season: ! + 5..s. -
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