The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-26

I'M ~ a sASssS> = 49, !. - tl
Mrs. C.~M. Bacon gave coffee
TIN ternoon to IN ladies. s@s
"a. resa.ssr !. %. -. :,
E. H. Denu will entertain this
evening with two tables of bridge.
DIR. and Mrs. w.. H. Dennison are
the happy parents of a:son born Man
day. =. &sfsv:.. S><.:5*tr:
William Olson of Turtle River
spent yesterday in the city on BUSH
ness. + - -. 3
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. 1-18tf
L. Davis, from the town of North
ern, drove to Bemidji yesterday and
spent the day. \. - ID.
Lester Peterson of Werner was a
business caller in the city yesterday,
between trains. s,yx:as: C. S.,.#:.
Mrs. G. IL Matson Of Saum, is a
guest 1t the home of her son, nj. 4.
Matson, 500 Bemidji avenue. -
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Donald Frederic, youngest son of
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Kerr, is recov-
efing from 9 slight operation.
Mrs. Alfred Skoogland of North
err was: shopping and ~calling, on
friends in Bemidjf " ednesday. i,
e2t:S5:tyt rs: IL.
Fifteen.ipeh hard and soft wood
elabs for $3.50 per load at BeAidji
Atanufs eturinz Co. 12-7H
Knights Of Columbus, will hold
their, regular meeting this evening
and full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Joseph Peck returned to her
home at Gass Lake Tuesday morning
after several days visit with friends
in Bemidji., e, 1,,-~'. :. =: -
Mrs. H. Z. Huffman: came, home
Monday from Minneapolis where she
has been visiting at the home Of her
father, DR.. Byrnes. -: - i ~;
=: D. S. Gould has accepted a posi-
ton with the Bemidji Wild Rice Co.
and will look after the interests Of
that company in This vicinity. - - -,
Spring will soon be here. Have your
car painted or: varnfshed now. Pesrl
barnell. Phone 102W. 81. ~1-17tt
A ten-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. McGrath of the Doran
apartments, last Tuesday night.
Mother and son are doing well. :;
Elks Ladies' volley ball team will
not play Friday afternoon, as they
are preparing the hall for the: party
Friday evening, but will play again
Tuesday. afternoon: = - ri. -,
Mrs. r. j. Burke and Mrs. John
Claffy will give a bridge party this
evening for the Catholic teachers Of
the public schools Of the city and the
state teachers college. Five tables
will be played. - :
Editors LaFreniere and Rossman
of the Grand Rapids newspapers ars
rived in Bemidji w ednesday after
noon, EN- route to Saak Center, wheYe
the Northern Minnesota Editorial
meeting will be held beginning tos
day. 49,. -. = No.
When in%need Of wood Gall Cliff.
ford E. Co. We handle wood and wood
saving only for the accomnod atioT
Of the farmers who make our corner
their headquarters, Wood saving y5c
per cord4s Call I60.f .a$E 3t1-23-26-27
Mrs. Allen and son Carl, Of Inter
national Falls, have been the guests
Of her daughter, Mrs. r. ": Koehn,
for the past few days. They also
visited Nj. Allen, who is III at the
hospital. They visited at Cass Lake
Yesterday between trains. 49, ::
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H. Z. Mitchell and r. H. Denu left
this morning for Sank Center TO at
tend the Northern Minnesota Editor
ial association meetings for the next
three days. Both men are on the pro-
gram for addresses at one of tkessev-
eral sessions. Mr.. Mitchell viii re-
turn direct to Bemidji and Mr.. Denu
will stop at the Twin Cities, return
ing home about Monday or Tuesday
-of next week. -. :, : : ~ - s.5ss Z :
Mrs. C. n. Anderson and daughter
i Vivian came home last evening from
Detroit, Mimi, where they have been
visiting Mrs. Anderson's, parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Under. Mrs. Anderson's
y sisters,sth Misses Esther and Sarah
Under, registered nurses of Fargo,
N. D., were also at the parents herne
for a few days enroute to Rock
I Springs, Wyoming, where they have
accepted positions IN the state hospi-
tai Of that city. :s','--- -. = -