The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-13

:pect to leave next week Tor Callfor-
MIA and will spend the winter months
at Los Angeles. 81 m r.
The LADIES' Aid Of the Methodist
church will serve . chicken supper
in the church basement, Thursday
Dec. Ia, from 500 and until all are
served. Price soc. It II 13
r: Mrs: q. G. Easton and little son
Jack expect TO leave the latter part
Of the week for Asby; Mimi, where
they will spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. Easton win join. his "a
|lnily there at 4 later date and spend
christmas with them = i i
y z. Barr Of the Barr Preserving
company, st. Cloud, while visiting in
the city Sunday called On Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Bridges, 1928 Park ave-
niue. This is the first time they have
met for % years, when they all
lived in Gilmore City, Iowa"
4s. .o:aseas:$ - >",.. r. .--------- ''.-
: Glasses for instruction in the Den
nison Handicraft work will be held
every atterno oon, :as well as, w edn'es-
day and Friday evenings at the Be-
midi Book and Stationery CO: We
extend cordial invitation to all.
~ ." II II If
Better radio, costs less, ask Andy
Lee, phone 1913. 1t 13
+ Word. received from Mrs. Martin
Hogan from Spokane, where they
arrived last week, after their auto
trip, states that they have : more
snow than she ever saw in MINNESOTA
and at the time Of writing it was
still coming down with no relief in
sight. !. -,s:- it,.l il e.. !
Samaritan Maternity Hospital, 720.
Beltrami avenue, every comfort.
Phone 653-W: IL. =. H. 5-12
Mrs. j. W: Angvall returned last
week from two weeks visit with
relatives and friends at the Twin
Cities and the range tttowns.f They
are packing their household : goods
preparatory to moving to Chisholm
the first of the year, where Mr.
Angyall has 3 bakery.
Chicken en- casserole, mashed po-
tatoes with giblet gravy, ,buttered
[rntab absgas, cabbage salad, rolls, jelly
pickles, apple pie cheese and cof-,
fee: r. T.. III, .f.>;:s:- a 1t 13
i nanass trees, make your selection
now while stock is complete. Special
orders taken for churches, ~ etc.
Xmas tree headquarters, Sunshine
Grocery. E Cd 10 r. IA
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene LePagc of.
Duluth, who have been guests of her
ltsister and husband, Mr.. and = Mrs
Frank Dewey, 121 Mississippi ave-
nue., since last Saturday, left Tues
day afternoon for Pinewoed to vis~
: it. her mother, Mrs. Bockken for a
time. They will return to Bemidji
to visit again before returning home.
DO YOU. WANT TO SAVE
MONEY? Walk hp a flight Of stairs
over Gill Bros. Z. and have your
clothes repaired and a new suit
tmadc to order. A.. Hendricks, tailor.
=.. IF. :. ~ At
| Don't forget the chicken supper at
the Methodist church Thursday, Dec
IA, given by the Ladies' Aid Society.
Tickets SOC. Everybody welcome,
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I Roy V. Norbeck, secretary Of the
Minnesota Loggers' Association, Of
Minneapolis, was a business caller
in :Benidji Tuesday. Mr.. Norbeck
|was formerly resident Of Bemidji
and employed in the logging depart
lu1ent Of the Crookston Lumber com.
] pany. While in the city, he called
on sd sfriedds and renewed acquain'
taAlee.eess;t taAeeess;t III '.Ti.G4nr,:r : ~ - .E'|
tE II It Is a washing machine try Hal.
Ling & Walker Electric co: st 1e
4 Saz8:s Il. II Z. ~, - -.r... <s.,, s.y-f
fEFoRs sALE-one 81 5-gallons electric
+ t$coffee urn. Very reasonable To- To-
cash. Inquire Minnesota Electns'
Light and Power Co., or Willilali l'll
I Christanson, Nymore. 8t II Ist
/ |@||(o:ciety
TO HOLD SALE TONIGHT =
The Home League Of the Salvation
Army will hold its annual sale to
| night in the Salvation Army hall Of
Fourth sreet. in the old BemldJ