The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-25
" Mr.. J. w. Hartman of Nymore, was
the guest Wednesday Of Mrs. Frank
Rappatta, I'LL Mississippi avenue.

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the guest Wednesday Of Mrs. Frank
Rappatta, I'LL Mississippi avenue.
R. M. Everhart of Park Rapids
transacted business in BemidJl Wed
.nesday and Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. A. N. Johnson of Fifth ward
is at International Falls, having been
called there by the illness of her
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Arthur O'Leary, has, been. tran
sacting. business at tBackduckf; for the
past two days and an 'l,. is expected home ne
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Miss Emma Christianson Of Min
neapolis is a guest at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Toensing,J 1900
Park avenue. ~ =: 4s'|2*" ,-''' e.
Insist on Pillsbury's Best flour,
your grocer has it. ct Al
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Omdahl of Bag
lev are guests in Bemidji Of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. !Getchell, 1924 Bel
trami avenue. g..
Frank Moritz who has been in
Blackjack attending to business mat
tiers for, the past two. days, is ex-
pected to return tonight. =
Mr.. and Mr.. Fredd LANCE of Grant
Valley were dinner guests OF Mrs.
Lange's uncle, D. c. Scarf and wife,
while shopping in the city Friday.
A. F. Wright of Grant Valley, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lubbock for the past two
week., left today for his home
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company LIST
L. C. Curtis returned last night
from Minneapolis where he met
Young Farmer Burns at the Gayety
theater, Thursday night, winning
the match in two straight falls.
Mrs, E., T.. Bowe of Big Falls,
who was taken to St. Anthony's hos
pital the first Of the week because
of severe attack of the flu was
reported to be improving this morn
ing:
Mrs. Laura Pomeroy, who: has
visited her father, T. J. Slough, GA
Thirteenth street, and other relatives
in Bemidji and vicinity since August
has returned to her home at Seattle,
WILL
Miss Ethel Jameson, teacher at
Deer River has been unable to attend
to her duties since Wednesday, be-
cause of illness, and has been at her
home lob Dewey avenue, during
that time. -:
Every mother should learn ..,e
truth about pasteurized milk, thea
they would use nothing else for :helr
children. 5t So
Nat and Alfred Keehr Of Rock
wood were business visitors in Benz
|idji Friday: Master Philip Slough
accompanied them home for a short
visit with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O. Petrie.
Mrs. Arthur Finley and daughter,
Alice, who have been visiting at Alb
erdeen and other places In South
Dakota and also at the home of Mrs.
Finley's father, William Utter. at
1923 Sixth street, left Bennidji last
night for their home at Virogua, WIS.
Mrs. D. S. Mitchell left this
morning for Detroit where she will
visit friends for. a few days. Mr..
EMitchell, left last evening for the
| Twin cities to transact business to-
day and will return via Detroit and
they will sreturn to Bemidji together
on Monday.
Mrs. E, R. Jahr entertained
eight ladies at her home, 1923 Bel
trarniz avenue, yesterday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Emma Christ
Jansen, Minneapolis, who is the guest
of friends in Bemidji. A Pleasant
social afternoon was enjoyed and
! lunch was served by. the hostess.
:. Norman Gardner was brought to
St. HAnthony's hospital Wednesday
evening where he submitted to an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis the following
day and is deported to be getting
along very nicely. F. V. Gardner
who accompanied his son to BemidJl
returned to his home at Pleasant
Valley Friday afternoon.
Norman L. Knox, who attended
the Democratic convention in Benz
idji Tuesday, as delegate, and re-
NAMED for the meeting of the Bel
trami County Land Clearing associa'
ton the following day, returned tt
his home at Nebish Wednesday
While here Mr.. Knox was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. W
Knox, lit Park avenue.