The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-28

Saturday here visiting friends. :
John Brown is erecting new res.
idence on Tenth street and Park ave-;
80 49, vid1---=ul. ga RI 2sgasss
Polar Pie, Ask for sitaoos. 2s1Atf
| Miss Esther Sundvold of Gully has
arrived in Benidji and will be en-
ployed- here, -, III, Il. -. r. & s.,
Mr.. and MrsaJ. E. Parker return
ed Monday from Clearbrook where
they visited over Sunday. :. F.. sus
4 j., L. Gilbertson returned last night,
from Blackjack where he transacted
business. for a few days. ..5f> Il, 4
. Mrs. "A. Mercer of Frohn was shop
ping i'm Bemidji Monday and return
ed to her home in the evening. ~
4sDon't forget Troppman'. Millinery
Department., when you are looking
for An Easter Bonnet-$2.es, $3.96
TO $3.50. *>|.,S=. S,-5] It 4-2B
Mrs. DuVal is making her home
a: present with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Petra, 1905 Mississippi avenue. :,.
J.. ID. Hartman Of Nyinore went to
International Falls Monday on .busi-
ness connected . with Armour 4.
Company. a=ssss4SSs 8 ss4;.ss>,,, -
Miss Lille sthol, tEB2s America
avenue, visited friends at :Pinewood
during TIE week end, and returned
to her home Monday 522'9. = f2s55s
Mr.. and Mrs. C. sEasten and
baby returned to-day from Warren
where they have been the guests of
relatives fora few; days. = =
j.. A shipment of 100 Wraps, c.pes
and Coats, UP to the minute gar-
nents, no. two .like-$s.5o to SIS.
at Treppman's; >s&t r-- 1t 3-28
!: Miss CarolaKnox returned TO her
school duties Monday !morning near
tsBlackduck, otter spending the week
end pleasantly inSBemidji with home
folks. y,:>. II ,. ~, -.
Polar Pie. Ask Tor It, 2-14tf
Mrs. j. T. Davis, who has been i'll
at her home, 1920 Park avenue
since Thursday and under doctors
care part Of, the time, lis reported to
be improving, -. -. .>.,
! A large e2assortmsnt of Dresses in
Canton crepes in latest combinations
'5zof coIors. Come III and ee them.
Price 81 rs 70. $4,000 at Troppman's :
Mrs. CReSssr sFd i IS s. Rouse use spent the
week end with fher Thome folks at
+ 423 Fourth, street, returning to her
duties as teacher Of the EFontenac
school in lockwood Monday. =
I Herbert Olson, o17 Mississippi
avenue, has accepted Il position as
assistant book-keeper with the Crock
ston Lumber: conlpaiy, entering upon
his new duties Monday morning. B. y
Polar Pie. T :1ul Ask for It: 2-14tt .a'
Conrad Slough Of aake5 Plantaga-
net has been staying at the home Of
his father, T. j. Slough, GA Thir-
i teenth street, for, the past several
/; months while taking treatment in
Bemidji for eczema. '..l.%% :. = :. !: =
, Item after. item has been written
in the large city papers by the W..
mems clubs and doctors urging sri1t
! use Of pasteurized milk, especially for
Children ...-.lss. '1s
Frank Slough returned to his home,
1907 Irvine avenue, Friday evening
from the northern part of the state
where he has spent the past four
+: weeks graveling roads between Big
.. Falls and Happyland. 3:.S,,< r, &
Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14ts
d. c. Dvoracek, county agent, will
leave tonight for Blackduck and hold
a poultry meeting at the Summit
township hal; and tomorrow evening
q similar meeting at Hines, returning
to Bemidji* Thursday. :. He will be
assisted by N. E. Chapman of the
university farm. e. t'l>13
Through misunderstanding it was
stated in the paper last evening that
Mrs. S. L. Sellers was recovering from
recent severe attack Of la grippe,
and had been under the care of a
trained nurse for the past week. 1t
should have read Mrs. G. w. Sum-
ners. 1905 Doud avenue. 80