The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-06

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friends for a few days.
I Miss Pasamine- Long of Puposky
has been the guest OF her aunt MIS-
c. A. Knopke, this week.
7, n. Dea of Minneapolis is trans
aching business in .Bemidji for the
Shevlin, Carpenter, Clark company.
B. w. Lakin is expected nome TO-
NIGHT from Fl. Francis where ne
,rsnt to transact business Tuesday.
Edward Peterson, who has been Ill
at his home on Fourteenth street io1
the past week, is able to be out again.,
Joe Matusheck, an employee OF 1ne
Northern Pacific railway company at
Bemidi;, il visiting friends IN MIN
neapolis this week. 49,, ~ ~,
Misses Bess and Carol Knox spent
Now Years at vNebish With the'r
brother. Normal, Sand family, and.
sister, Mrs. Carl ZONES. @:::1'd 1a:al'S'
C.zA.sKnopke retained toa his home ss,fs
in Bemidj1 the first Of the week 1roaa'
International Falls, where he has at.
tended. to business matters Tor the
past two months. $685.; %'i:;;s, :5:::'
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
,,hn I,uchen of Fernhill was i'll for
several days and under the care OF
musician, but is now reported 10 Dc
improving. -
!. Mrs. Frank Hitchcock has informed
friends in Bemidji that they are ae-
Iahted with the California chmate,
and have purchased home at Long
Beach and expect to reside there per"
manently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gray returned TO
their home in Minneapolis the nrse
NJ the week. They have been holiday
guests in Bemidji of Mrs: Grays par no
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w.. Scout 'Ao
Beltrami avenue.
Your car may be in good mechanic
III condition but lack the appearance"
Have it repainted. Pearl barnell,
4; 49, - - = - =
r. F.. Bailey and wife OF Thur
teenth street are spending a lew Gays
with Mr.. Bailey's father, who Is STA
ton agent at Nebish. Mrs. Bailey, ST.
is in Rochester at present receiving
treatment for cancer.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcpherson, who
visited during the holidays with mrs
McPherson's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
il. Jones, and sister, Miss Leila
Jones. Mt Nebish;. have returned to
their home in Bemidji.
Cash paid for 1oo-ineh jaekpine,
bal.am and Norway pine bolts, s-ineh
top and larger. Bemidji Mfg. Go:
~ 12-156
Miss Margaret Brennon,S who was
a guest over New Years at the homes
Of her aunts, Mrs. H. E. Bowers, 1917
America avenue, and Mrs. r. 5. Pat
terson, S13 Minnesota avenue, has re-
turned to her home at st. Cloud. .
Lawrence Knox, who spent the hos-
iday season at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Knox and
family, lit Park avenue, left Mon
day evening for Minneapolis to re.
sumo his studies at the University OF
Minnesota. .|e,-v- ~ '-- w., =.
To those wishing their cars re-
painted or vanished, am now ready
to attend to this work. Pearl barneil,
IFS Third street. .6tl-s
Charles Knox of Robbinsdale, a
suburb Of Minneapolis, made his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, short
visit Tuesday. Mr. Knox is secretary
of the Minneapolis School Supply
company and has been travelling in
the interest of that firm, but will
. now be employed at office work in
that city.
Mrs. Guyer will demonstrate
Swift's Classic Soap and Sunbrite
Cleanser at Troppman's the week of
january 9. Starting January, z, Class
sic soap. 10 bars for Csc and a can
of Sunbrite Cleanser Free 2tl-7
! Miss Lucille. Young left today for
st. Paul to visit her aunt, Mrs. Arabic
Carter, and cousin, Gertrude, during
the week end From there: she will
return to her school duties at Saint
Fancis. She has visited her mnother.
Mrs. Mabel Young. and grandmother,
Mrs. A. Thompson, during her holi-
day vacation. --. ""v. So:
Relatives who came to Bemidji to
attend the funeral of the late John
A. Dalton, held Thursday were: Mrs.
Jane frisco of Hubbell. Mich, and
Mrs. Frank Harmon Of Racine, Wis,
sisters of Mrs. Dalton; Mrs. E. D..
King of Hubbell, Mich, a niece OF
!, Mrs. Dalton: Mrs. Margaret Sulli-
van of Calumet, Mich. mother of Mrs.
Dalton; also a niece. Mrs. Thomas
Grace of Buffalo, N. Y, and cousin,
John Sullivan, postmaster at Wash