The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-25

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During. the absence of The
Pioneers regular society report. !
or, those who have items of.pef- J.
sonal interest or social interest
7 are asked to, call Phone No. - T.
Or 4025 in repairing these evsnts.
The same courteous eonstAera-
:: ton will be. sivans itsns ofsshis
nature as In the past, when the
source j. known. {, .T . if i l>,'i ;
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George posi- left Tuesday night
for Sanborn, Mimi; called there by.
the death Of his brother, John Posi-.
s,gs MrssEH Hannah Mslteeqdl of! Northern
called on friends. III iBemidji, Tuesday
while IN the, city ts. att 1s shop p
ping. ~ Asa'- =: 20 w. ef..'.5 IN = r. r,
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean,
Land eSn1panysf TT @1-1Stf
y vs. Sc. 50 -4---.. r. II I 49,
2IH. Il. Rasmussen went to Northonle
Tuesday morning to resume his work,
after spending the week end with his
family 8 ); 80. ~. 4&-r,
George Rasmussen spent Sunday
with his brother, H. L. Rasmussen,
and. left Tuesday for his home in
Bend, Ore. 90. -. II ~: =: ~ u. =.
Fifteen.ineh. hard and, soft wood
;slabs for $3.50 per load at Bemidji
Manufacturing Co. e. ,12-7tf
The B. A. C. club will meet in the
basement Of the Presbyterian church
this evening". All members are .ex-
" pected to represent. zs*sss -. = a.
Mrs. W. E. Hyatt, who has been a
guest Of. her daughter, Mrs. C. "A.
. Bush for the past six weeks, will res
turn o;her home in Glasgow, Mont,
tomorrow y w R sss :
Spring will soon bs here. Have your
car, painted or, vaEnished now. Pearl
barnelk Phone$202W.s9Gs 1-17tf
< Mrs. Henry Pride. of Staples was:
ins+ Be1iidjis Tuesday en- route to
Puposky, called there by. the serious
illness Of her father, John Workman,
who is ill5with cancer. @sG$ -. s#.S r. !.
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Waldemar.. Johnson. formerly. Of
Benlidji now Of Park, Rapids, visited
his brother, DR.. E. W. Johnson yes
terday, :: returning this morning to
his home in Park Rapids. = Gtjl * Il 4;
-: Watch for Aunt. Betty's Saturday
specials at. the. Home: Bakery. 1tl.25.
The Woman's 5;;:Home Missionary
society of the: Met dist church will
meet. tomorrow afternoon; atsE tie
home of Mrs A. 'M.s Bagley. AZ COT.
dial, mutation. is extendedsto allsla-
dies Of the: church to be present. :: !.
When in need of wood call: Cliff.
ford & Co.. We handle wood and wood
saving only for the accommo dalton
!. Of the farmers who make orr corner
Their headquarters: Wood saving 75cts
per cord Call 100, s3t1-2s-25-27
Miss. Martha Amundson of Becida
was in Bcmidji Tuesday EN- route to,
New York where she will enter. Col
umbla university ii, to- complete her
course as rural. supervisor of, schools.
Miss Amundson is a former teacher
in the Bemidji schools. ~ -I.''
A large group of friends and men,
- bers Of the Presbyterian church. took
supper together at the church Tues
day evening at $3.50. Afterward there
was a mock trial which afforded q
great amount, Of fun for all present:
The same group hopes to get to-
getker again some time next month.
Watch for Aunt Betty's Saturday
specials at the Home Bakery. 1t1-25
Letters from Charles and A., A.
Warfield at Los Angeles, Cal, report
them as having a most enjoyable, win
ter: there. The families have bung-
allow and a car and have had some
very enjoyable trips throughk that
charming. country, one of the most
interesting being the trip to, Mt.
Lowe. :: { -: -. u !: :
16 pounds Of sugar, 81, with: a
purchase of 81 OF, over, at; Tropp.
mans. - y .~r.N' ' '.'sG45. 1t1rz5
The St. Phillips Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
L. NJ. Ford, 307 Seventh street, to-
morrow afternoon. The, hostesses will
be: Mesdames John Breen, Beaudette,
L. M, Ford and Thomas Cassidy. Any.
ladies having worn or outgrown cloth