The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-09
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l Miss Martha = :Blundy left ( Moi HUE
morning for Brainerd where she will
BE the guest Of relatives and friends
for week. a~ -#%@$st ~ go -
Bargain. counter filled with stamp
ed goods at Bazaar Store; y 1850
John Doran of the Doran Plumbing
company and E. Rasmussen Of Du-
luth autoed to Big Falls Tuesday and
transacted business. : a'
Il Mrs. Edison Washburn Of Month
cello arrived in Bemidji Saturday and
is visiting Her husband, Edison ash:
burg, in, Bemidji for a time: -.
Adrs. Henry Funkley left the first
4: r the week for Duluth and from
there took the Great Lakes Boat tfiipI,
to New York where she wiA>visit .
sister For about two months. =
Dance 81 at Cass Lake; : tonight tong Dost
Vans orchestra. =. ...... :: = - -, 1859
Roy /. Papermaster motored ! to
Blackjack yesterday where he trans
acted business for the. Bemidji Clean
ers and Tailors, of which his father
is proprietor. Hesreturned again to
Bemidji last evening. s. !. ~.
( Charles Borchardt arrived in Be-
+, midi last evening, having motored
! here from his home at Peoria, ILL.,,
] and is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Naugle. His wife has
been in Bemidji with her parents
/ for the past three weeks and will &C.
company him home. ...:,~. g..
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dsslapp
Land company. IS ~. a. .,ssx 1-1etf
- Mrs. P j. Ryan, daughter Flor
ence and son Emmett and Mrs Tay-
lor, of Minneapolis, motored to Be-
midi and were guests Of. Mrs. A:*sL.
Bundy for few days. From here
they went to Mizpah: to visit rela-
tives for short time, leaving Be
midi yesterday. .2=. ::
Mr.. and, Mrs, NJ. X. Onsgard and
daughter Martha and Mrs Cuttings
arrived in Bemidji last evening BY
auto and are guests. Of their niece,
Mrs. Ole Qualey, and family, 81
America avenue. They, have been
curing Minnesota, going from Du-
I'M to Minneapolis, and are stop
ping in Bemidji en- route to their
home at Spring Grove X ~~~.'-..> -,
Mrs. Beatrice Voigt will give in
structions with all stamped goods
purchased at Bazaar Store. 1859
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F Mrs. Tim McManus left this morn m,
ing for Sank Center where she will
be the guest Of relatives for short
time EN- route to Rochester where she
expects to undergo an operation for
appendicitis. Her niece, Miss Alice
Brophy, r. NJ, of Sank Center, will
accompany her to Rochester to be
. with her during the operation and
her convalescence. ~ 49,.
= Miss Elsie Blackburn left this
morning. for Suisun, Calf, where she
has accepted a position and expects
to make her home. She expects to
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Shep-
herd, former residents of Bemidji,
!, who went to California to live about
two years ago. Miss Jean Walker
accompanied her as far as Brainerd
where she will visit friends fol. a
time. = =:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = ::
Bids will be received up to August
22nd for the erection Of a church
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