The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-30

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During the absence Of The
Pioneers regular society report.
Il er, those who have itemS of per-
= sonal Interest or social interest
are asked to call Phone No. IL
or 4O2 in reportins these events.
The same courteous considefa. "
ton will Be given items Of this
nature as in the past, when the
source is known. =,
:, >, j. W. Dawson ,;sp and. Seth Smith of
Eeeida were business visitors in Be-
midi Saturday, 20 !. =. ~ =. I
'a7@ Miss EKinai La Count, 4110e Mis-
sissippi avenue, has accepted a posi-
ton at the Friedrich hotel in this city.
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. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cote Of Bootleg
Lake drove to eBemidji Saturday and
were guests of Mrs. Edward Jewett,
ITO Park avenue, while shopping in
the city. 49,. - .
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. LIST
James Truax of Williston. N. D.,
is making his home with his aunt,
Mrs, David Booth, 1902 Irvine ave-
nue., and, attending the Remidji high
school. %
Special on Grape Fruit this week,
~ ~ for 2sc;, q case for $50; full
case for $1.75. Phone 657. Stewart
Grocery. ; 1tl-30
Mrs. Monahan, who has been con-
fined to her home at SOC Eleventh
:. street, by illness since. last Thurs
day, is reported to be considerably
improved. 49,. - : ?
George Selke, rural school inspec-
tor, S. A. ,Chellman, building inspec-
tor from the, Department of Ednca
= ton at ST. Paul, and j. G., McGhee,
superintendent of schools, are visit
ing schools at Carr Lake and North
ern today. =. %
.Fifteen-inch hard and soft wood
slabs for $3.50 per load At Bemidji
Manufacturing Co, q 12-7tf
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Mrs. Frank Slough, who has been
in i'll health since last May and was
under special treatment at st. An
thongs hospital for ten weeks dur
ing that period, is now able to 60
about on crutches at her home on
Irvine avenue.
Special on Grape Fruit this week,
IL for CSC; u case for 88c; full
case for $1.75. Phone 657. Stewart
Grocery. = 1t1730
: C. E.. Aldrich returned Saturday
morning from Hazel, Minn.,. where
he spent week transacting bust
ness and visiting relatives. During
his absence, Mrs. Aldrich was assist
ed in their grocery store on Irvine
avenue by William Aldrich of Du-
luth. E%
Spring will soon be here. Have your
car painted or vanished now. Pearl
barnel1. Phone 2O2W. 1-17tt
A number of Bemidji young peo-
pie, including the Misses Ards Ma
zahn,, Myrtle Aldrich and Beatrice
Larson, and Messrs. Ernest Hoppe
and James Truax, have spent their
evenings during the past week very
enjoyably, tobogganing near the Be.
midi State Teachers college.
Miss Ruth Goddard, returning
from her home at Red Lake last
Tuesday afternoon to resume her
studies at the high school, met with
delay of three hours while en- route
to Bemidji on the "Squaw Flyer,
owing to slight accident on the div
ision before reaching Nebish.
Special on Grape Fruit this week,
12> for CSC; III case for 88c; full
case for $1.75. Phone 657. Stewart
Grocery. = -" 1t1-30
A number Of the students of the
State Teachers college enjoyed a
sleigh-ride to the Six-Mile Corner
Saturday night, where dancing was
enjoyed at the Northern Community
hall. Refreshments were served snd
the evening was spent in a most en-
joyable manner. Mrs. Ness of the
college faculty chaperoned the party.
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