The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-23

THURSDAY EyENING,,saMAR
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items for This column will IS u
gladly resolved BY Mrs. Harvey. 1
telephone 1l4.W. Readers dws
il 70 their guests and to sthsnl-
4 selyes 70 see that items Of local 4
intsrest are reported. Every item
will be given Prener consiasra.
tion when soqres IL known.
Mrs knan is transactlag
Dusins = IN Twin aItAless This wss 81.
Fran DIX oorsl returned vested v
from a business trip to the TFi,.
e'tlps,ssaa 4 4 Y Lls.l::
Gundaa Watkins of Thief. Riser
Falls came to Bemidji this: morning.,
to transact business & sl;.E 4
IL. Polar. Pie. Ask for It. II iii 2-14tt
Mort Pendergrast, who has beer
quite i'll at his home, Brentwood fss,n,
J is. able to be out again.
Otto Horn, proprietor Of the Handy
Meat Market, is attending to business
matters in, Iowa this week. &.
Miss Cobb Of Bagley was the gas.
of Miss Cecilia Heffelfinger teacher
in the North school yesterday Is.
A big display Of standard groceries
{ at half price, buy one and take tn at
TroppWans,,. 3. $5s it 5-2s;'
The. r. Y: Wilson family moved
1 from their home at 7Ol Minnesota
avenue to q S Lake Boulevard.
Sd Mrs Ben Lane has returned q.
her home I'M III tn Ward after visiting
relatives in Bra nerd for week. II
PolAra Riie.u Askafor Il. 2-14tf
$SFss 81 sz3R'
DR.. w. X, Dennison left this snlo11
ing for Park Rapids where he VII
transact business for few days. ..
Mrs. Hannah Pendergrast has been
i'll at her home, ia America avenue,
but is reported to be conyalescing.
Mrs, L, C. Cole Of Fifth ward visit
ed her brother at ST: Cloud yester1aS
and returned to. Benidji in the ey,''..-
ing; rs ;'!3 II ,z.. !,
The art department at The bazaar
store will be open to the public Fr: :.
day, March "a. It 5 q
p Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ports wi
leave tomorrow morning for Dulut:,
and will spend Sunday with friends
there,
Alan L. Metcalf, represents t
4 the I. !. ;S.::-Y Veterans, Bureau, MINI q.
polls, ives a business visitor, in the
city Wednesday. /.
Polar Pie. Ask Tor it. 2-14tf
Mr.. and Mrs: George Rhea getu,n-
ed yesterday morning from Minnea-
polls where they transacted busiEecS
for a few days. HI Z s.35 $ss55s>
H. A. Trowbridge of Melrose, E'he
has been asguest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Blair, ST @Thirteents:
street, will leave tonight for Hibbing.
Breakfast sets, Bridge sets Tea
Cloths, Underwear, Children's thin.ss:s
and other novelties in the Art De-
partment at the Bazaar Store.
81 i 1 go
Howard Palmer VINO is stldeEt
at the University Of Minnesota, will
arrive in Bemidji tomorrow to spe;,ii
the week end at the home of hi Par
ents, Mr.. 1id Mrs. A. =. Paln"l .
507 Minnesota avenue.
Robert ~. CRUDE Of Moosehea:s,
Illinois,. after spending several day,
with local Moose lodges, left las
night for Cloquet, Mimi, where the
order has another lodge. y E11
WorldAsssS Star Il Knitting Company
Agency at 1908 Doud avenue. Tele-
phone 393-W. Mrs. w Gaines:
4 4 5t3-2.
Henry Swang and his cousin, Glen
Shultz Of Fessenden, N. d. who HAYS,
; visited in Bemidji at the nome # g
A.. Shu1tz, left Tuesday morning fer
Rosby Mimi, where they will MI. g
friends and acqtiaintances an eS-
tended visit. 5s5s.: rs IL ,sl5. .
Miss Gertrude Pearson, a student at
the Bemidji Teachers college, is sub
stituting this week for Mrs. Christie
Croft in her school at Guthrie. MIS-.
Croft, having sprained her ankle, WIS
unable to teach this week. 4
Every mother should learn lie
truth about pasteurized milk, t.la.1
they would use nothing else for :heil
children. 5t 5s2s,
n e. Elliott If NiOrden, Mantle Oh