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some drawings before now. but. I
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broken arms Odd so you will have
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THE TWO GIRLS!

MARY LENA sALTER.
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LEGION POST. :To@HoLD- Y. "a Il. ID
MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT

Delegates to the: state convention
Of the American Legion to be held
at Virginia August 1924 will be
named at, the special, meeting Of the,
Ralph Oracle post Of the, American
Legion to be. held in the city build.
ing Tuesday evening; at 8 o'clock.
This is a special meeting called from
last Thursday evening when: the att
tendance was not large enough to
warrant election of delegates and
alternates.%r, 80. =. .~.+ .G,-sz- 49,.
F. Plans for the posts participation.
in the Northern Minnesota Fair will
also de discussed and several import
ant announcements are to be made
at this time. The dance committee.
has something to report and plans
for membership drive will be made.
It is expected that refreshments will
be served and it is the desire Of the
officers Of the post that all MEM
bers be present.
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.BEMIDJ DEFEATED AT #
DETROIT TOURNAMENT,

Several car loads, of Bemidji golf
players left Bemidji Saturday morn7.
ing. motoring to Detroit where a
golf tournament between Bemidji
and Detroit was held Sunday. Sat.
urday afternoon friendly matches
were held. The game Sunday resulted,
in victory for Detroit.
D.. Those making the trip Sunday in-
cluded: Messrs. and Mes DANES J. A.,
Younggren, A. J. Macmillan, A. p.
White, Ralph Lycan, B. A. Dilley,
DR.. and Mrs. D. E. McCan, Messrs.7
B. F. Anderson, Fred Goughnour,s
w. R. Laliberte,. Dr.. Northrup, ST.
S. Wilson, Clarence Jackson and the
Bemidji golf professional. W. L.
Grumpy. Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Bacon
Of Bemidji, who are visiting rela-'
tives in Dakota also motored there
from Fargo to attend the game Sum
dy. e
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NORTH DAKOTA LEADER
~ LAID TO REST SUNDAY
(BY limited Pressl

Bismarck, N. D., June 26.-After
lying inssstatea in the house cham
,bers of the state capitol for 90 min
utes while. friends, business ascot.
,ates and the, general public viewed
the remains, the body of Alexander
Mckenzie. North Dakota politician,
was conveyed to the Catholic Gem
etery yesterday afternoon. a... :
The funeral services were held in
St. Mary's cathedral, and followed
by a long. cortege, the remains were
taken to the Catholic cemetery for
interment beside the body of his son,
who died several years ago.
The funeral party included his two
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Harmony Of coIors.

IT Is a wellkn0wn fact that pleas.
ing harmony Of cOlors attracts the
eye much as musical harmony pleases
the ear. In order to test the har.
mony of color combinations, ma
chine has been devised, described and
Illustrated in the Popular Mechanics
Magazine, with which colored disk
is revOlved rapidly so as to cause the
cOlors to merge. and this visual mix.
ing of the ,colors gives the. same result
to the eye as would the actual mixing
1t tee coloreds inks themselves. II !
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Observation-Disclosures
SOCIETY MEETS TUESDAY

The: Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
K. H.. Olson, 703 Minnesota avenue.
A. program will be given, an inter-
esting feature Of which will be an .ad-
dress by Miss Hakkerup, mission
airy from Denmark, who has been in
the United States for the past two
years, and is now guest at the home
Of her brother, N. l.. Hakkerup, and
family.
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ALLIED WAR VETERANS.
TO MEET AT new ORLEANS;
(By United Press)

New Orleans, June ga new
chapter in the history of efforts to-F
wards bringing about world peace
will be written representatives of
World War fighters from eight allied
powers meet in New Orleans, October
II, IL, and Is, at the annual con-
vention of the .Inter-Allicd Veterans
Federation.
" The convention will be held a few
days. before the fourth annual nation!
al. convention of the American Leg
ion here. One of the chief aims Of
the international fighters organiza-,
ton is to promote world peace and
the New Orleans gathe ring will be
known as the Convention Of Peace
To further this ideal, the conventions
will decide upon means of obtaining
representation for veterans at inter-
allied and international congresses.
Headquarters Of the Federation is
now at work on-~ther preparation Of
data on comparative Legislation af-"
fecting ex-service men. The sum-
mary will contain measures which
have been taken in favor, of veterans
and to improve. the lot of widows
and children Of disabled men.
The foreign delegates, who will be-
guests Of the American Legion. will
meet in Paris and sail from LeHavres
on the same ship, Lam ding at New,
York the visitors will proceed t.
Washington, where ceremonies will
be held at the tomb of the unknown
soldier in darlington Cemetrey. Res
spects will be paid to the Uniteds
States government and to the various:
diplomatic representatives Of the
coun+r;os nartic;natinc ~
despite the fact that English was
the language employed in the Wash
ington disarmament conference, dele
gates to the New aOrleansssmee Getting:
will hold deliberations in French. ~
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OUTING, AND DINNER

= Mr., and Mrs. D. c. Dvoracek and
family;' Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. ,Aamodt,
Mr., and Mrs. J. J. McCurdy and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer and
family, motored, Sunday to Blackduck
Lake. where they. enjoyed an all day.
outing with picnic dinner and supper
returning to Bemidji late Sunday
evening. They were Joined there by
Mrs. Dvoracek's brother, J. L. STAINS.
field, and family, Blackjack, who en-
joyed the day with them.
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Cool With Gas.
8-30u

Frank. and Riley Wray, who have
visited friends and relatives, at, Con-
cord, sMantorville and other places
for a few days, were week end guests
in Bemidji Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Doran. From here they went to
Winnipeg to look after business in
terests,. and then tosAlaska. Return
ing, Mr.. Wray will meet Mrs. Wray
at Seattle, she having spent the win
ter in Honolulu, and together they
will return to their home at Port
land, Oregon. ...
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Rose Marie Baker cele-
brated her fifth birth anniversary
Saturday by inviting twenty of her
little playmates to her home at La
.MoQre for the afternoon hours from
3 u ntil S o'clock. Games and play
of various kinds were enjoyed on the
lawn and birthday lunch was servv--
ed by Mrs. Baker, assorted favors
being given. She received many
pretty gifts in honor of the occasion.
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q daughters, Mrs, c, B5Foster ana Mrs
Ann Mckenzie Mcdonald of Quebec
and Mr.. Foster. Pall-bearers were
composed of friends IallfSof whom,
but one, resided at Bismarck.
Mr.. Mckenzie died at..St. Paul
Thursday afternoon from scpmplica-
lions resulting from diabetes: He
was II years of age. Twenty-Five.
years before North Dakota became
a state, he came here. - -
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Polar Pie. Ask for It. 2-l4t1

Miss Lillian. Willets, who under
went an operation two weeks ago at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pc
ira, 1905 Mississippi avenue, was
removed to her home in Grant VAL
ley Wednesday. Miss Lillian is inn
proving very nicely but is still under
the supervision Of her physician
which makes it necessary for her to
motor to Bemidji three times each
week. 4 = -. 80
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= Mrs. c. H. Williams Of sBecida mo-
tored to Bemidji Saturday and was
the luncheon guest of her daughter,
Mrs. F. J. Frost, and family, 525
Twelfth street, while shopping in the
city: She was accompanied by little
Miss Lavina Frost who has spent the
past week at the farm home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
at Becida. >s''
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HARDING.TKOMAS

). George A. Harding and Charlotte
A. Thomas were united in marriage
Saturday evening at o'clock at the
Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. L. P.
Warford officiating. They were
unattended. The young couple will
make their home in Bemidji,
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! ENJOY ALL.DAY OUTING

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Achenbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. James D. Winter, Miss Marion
Rice and DARCY MCGEE: enjoyed an
all-day outing with picnic dinner and
supper at Norway Beach, near Cass
Lake, Sunday. They returned home
early. Sunday evening, making the
trip by auto.
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LADIES', DAY TO BE HELD
WEEKLY Al. COLE LINKS

Ladies' Day at the golf links Thurs.
day resulted in. the following prizes
being awarded Mrs. B. w. Lakin,
first; Mrs. B.. s. Mitchell, second, and
Mrs. J. A. Younggren and, Mrs, B. F.
Anderson, tying. for third. It is plan
ned; to have on e day each week as
Ladies' Day at the, links during the
summer months. This week it will
be held Wednesday.
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VISIT NORWAY BEACH

Included in those from Bemidii
who visited Norway Beach Sunday
are: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Pierce and
son Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Burn
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Denu, Mr..
and Mrs. G. jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. L. Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Easton.
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BEMIDJI PEOPLE CALL .-- ~
ON Mr.. EAND MRS. DUCGAN

"A number of Bemidji people were
invited Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
7. D. .Duggan, who are spending
their honeymoon at the Kenfield- cot
.tage at Norway Beach, near Cass
Lake. Included in the party from
Bemidji were Messrs. and Mesdames.
D. J. Moore, H. L. Huffman, A. J..
Melby, Lee LaBaw, William Chi
chester. Fred Dyson, Wilbur Lycan
and Miss Leila Stanton, Mrs. Grace
B. Thacker, Miss Lucy q DUNCAN,
c. W. Stanton and G. S. Harding. A
picnic dinner was enjoyed, the WIS.,
itors returning to Bemidji late in the
afternoon, making the trip by auto
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Those present were William Harris,
Justin and Steiner Swenson, Thomas
and Wesley Jackson, Harold and
Theodore Larson, Ethel and Hazel
Foster and Misses Vera, Anna and
Martha Larson.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Miss Vera Larson entertained a
Of young people Friday at
ternoon at; a surprise birthday party
in honor of Theodore Larson. Games
and music were enjoyed and dain-
ty lunch was served by the hostesses,
Misses Anna and Martha Larson.
L - ru,t. 49,, -.
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l7'.2sie !.
I 4! ) ICY
~ 'tH:7, ~,
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

~, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clayton, en-
tertained at 1 . o'clock dinner Sum
day at their farm home west of town
Mr., and. Mrs: Joe Parker, Fifth ward,
and Miss Alma Larson.
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH ~.
-. ., s' HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

~, The Daughters of ,Rehekah will
hold their regular meeting this eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall
and all members are requested to be
present. .... U.s. - .. ~ 49,
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st, 900 to loan on farms. Dsal
land company. '''''~7 1-lSt

a-g7t
Mr. and: Mrs. M. Under, Miss
Rurora Under and 1. W. Under. Of
Detroit; Mimi, left this morning for
their home after. spending the week
end. with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. C. F. Anderson, and family,
1916 Beltrami~ avenue.
Miss; Elizabeth :; Eberlein Of, spo-
kane, Wash, arrived in Bemidji
Thursday and will visit her mother,
Mrs. Fred Eberlein, GIT Dewey ave-
nue., and her brother,s William sEber-
lein,, during the summer months. She
formerly lived in Bemidji but has
been employed in Spokane for the
past three years.
FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, Call
sow. r : 81 9 16d6-21
Ed Kaelble of Glasgow, Mont, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
George Baker, and family at their
summer home, LaMoure. He. came
here from his farm at Glasgow and
reports the prospects very good for
a. large crop there, and also very
promising prospects in North Dakota.
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METHODIST AID DIVISION
81 HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY

u I The bedroom division of the La,
dies Aid Of the Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R.. E. Gotta, 1908 Be-
midi avenue, and the chairman, Mrs.
s. A. Cutter, requests that all MEM
bers be present. :, -
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~.s;;asC ook sWI'ithgaas.
;sfs 59st :. ...s....s ~ q

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Russell and
baby of Frazee, who have been guests
at the home of his uncle, P. J. Rus
sell, and family, went to Grand Rap
ids to. spend the week. end, and will
return to- Bemidji today to visit long
er before returning to their home. s.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson Of Ten
strike spent the week end at the home
of Mr., and: Mrs. August Elmquist,
Fifth ward.
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|pERS6 AIS

>tEh.+t5t'y Sft-tf S.
l,s.s Tor ikiss i ! s,iis CT vill s.
slally rss4ix4A ~ M. Harvey, ,
telsPhens I'll y, a4sdsrs owe
it.to their :xpsstss md, 70. than.,
selves Is go thst itsnss Of Issal =.
interest are rspSftsl. Every itsa
will bs given proper cossidSra. y
tion whenssSpres, j. known. =,
A. j. Wiltse visited relatives at
Bagley over Sunday. .a.se~
ivan McPhersons ofs Walker visited
friends in zBemidji Sunday. -
Cook With .Gads,as!s.sssA :
= ~ .:;r:'i&~<t ~. 81 $50 tt
Peter Lenes of Fosstor spent Sun
1ay in Bemidji as the guest Of
: friends. 4 a. - %##
III. Morris and family Of Becidai
were The; guests of relatives in Be-
midi Friday while attending the cir
Gus. 6-.- r.. ~'---
Ell: Aldrich has been ill and I'M
del. the care of a physician for. sew
eral days at his home, 1108 Morris
avenue. o.. " -.
Polar Pie. ask Tor f. 2-14tt
Miss Ida. Aldrich, ,1108. Morris ave-
nue. is spending her summer vaca-
ton at Hazel, Mimi, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Matson. s1~.-,':
A, seyen-pound. !. girl was born ;. to
Mr.: and Mrs. Bert. Frenne, of Irvine
avenue, June FL. Mother and baby
are reported to be- doing nicely.
We sharpen and adjust lawn now
ers. Danielson Tin Shop. Rear Of
PA Fourth ST.. Phone 912-J 6-27
DR.. Alfred Mark Of Spokane,
WASH, and Miss Eva Mark of Moor
head are guests insBemidji of DR.. and
Mrs. R. Gilmore. and family, 9O5 Lake
boulevard. They are cousins of Mrs.
Gilmore. y .z.s.
= ---.; ! Z r.. ..
James Truax, who made his home
with his aunt, Mrs: David Booth,
1907 Irvine avenue, while attending
the Bemidji high: school during the
past. term, left this week for his home
at Williston, N. D. !, "a
Miss Emma .Whalen; soklee, Mimi,
is staying at the home Of Mrs.t,W. J.
Werth, 1928 Eleventh street, while at
tending the Bemidji&State Teachers
college. Miss. Whalen was a student
of the college last term. -'-'''' ','' S',''7''
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u George Cox, who has visited friends
and relatives at Park Rapids and 9th
er places for two weeks, returned to
his home on Thirteenth street Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 4Teter, Fifth
ward, returned to 4Bemidji Sunday
night from y st. Hilaire,, where they
were called by the illness Of Mrs.
Teter's father. +
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= Misses Lillian, and Alice Elmquist
Jmotored to st. Hilaire Sunday and
visited friends and relatives. during
the day. ,.,.sg
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d. c. Dyoracek, county: agent, Ed
son; Washburn and j. Js'Mc Curdy left
this morning. by. auto. for Brainerd
where they will attend a poultry
culling school being conducted there
today by N. p. Chapman Of the Uni
versity.
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:, Mrs g.. N. skinyik and daughter
Helen left Sunday for, Mcintosh and
Fisher where they will visit relatives
for ten days. ..,,--~ -
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CAPE FROCKS ,<ARE SWAGGER

Al. One is irresistibly charmed blythe
swagger, ease Of the, new tweed and
/ tricotine .frocks .draped about The
shoulders with SHRED capes. n In this
instance, the collar Of the cape term
= mates in a scarf. Narrow red braid
Medium size requires 81 yards 54-inchf
material. .:.r:;;.-st.!,f,. j, 4r,'r,:t
/ Pictorial Review Cape No. 1895.
Sizes, IS to ~ inches bust and Is years.
:. 49, = -;..,5 Dress ), No. 96O5.
Sizes. "a to AZ inches bust. So
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Mrs. $Catharine Duncan, sister-in-
law Of Andy Larson, and Misses Vir-
5ginia and Eleanor Duncan, Of st.
Paul. are visiting at the Larson sum-
mer home at Lavinia for short time.
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H. B. Webster Of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been a guest at the home Of
MI. and Mrs. R. A.: Olson, Ills Be-
midi avenue, for the4past week, will
leave tomorrow for his home.
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Pola. Pie. Ask tor Il.
2-1ltt

Mrs. R. W. Bush and, little daugh.
ter arrived in Bemidji Saturday night
and will be the guest Of, Mrs. Dick
Van, Arnum and other friends in Be:
midi for time. -. III. ".'..
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Cook. With Gas ).
$50 #

!: M. and MrsrA. T., highlander and
family and Mrs. G. H. Zentz return
ed Saturday night from Alexandria
where they cmotqred Friday to at
tend the district home missionary
convention held there those days.
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Ray Scarlet: and son Donald, of
Littlefork visited his wife, who is at
tending summer School at the col
lege, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Croft, 1900 America avenue,
over Sunday.
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:. =. u
9 Misses Lillian, and Alice Elmquist
motored IS st. Hilaires Sunday and
visited friends and relatives !at during
the the day: ); ,,,,arsse. ~. -. ~. =: s., II
MI, and Mrs. Carl johnson Of Ten
strike spent the week end at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. August Elmquist,
Fifth ward. ,y.
=, Mrs, q. NJ. skinyik and daughter
Helen left Sunday for Mcintosh and
Fisher where they will visit relatives
for ten days. ,.,a---~
Il George Cox, who has visited friends
and relatives at Park Rapids and 9TH
er places for two weeks, returned to
his home on Thirteenth street Friday.
. ) "a ,..,r. ~ . 1900 - "a EGlt - Il
Mr.. and. Mrs. Edward 4Teter, Fifth
ward, returned to 4Bemidji7 Sunday
night from St.. Hilaire,, where they
were called by the illness OF Mrs.
Teter's father" 7
:. - <. -.
law Of Andy Larson, and Misses Vir-
GINA and Eleanor duncan or 81
Paut are visiting az the Larson sum
mer nome al, Lavlna Tor a snort time
, .,...., - 49,. =, -, - . =,
hay Scatiet anu SUI nonaie' VI
tending summer school at the COL
lege, at the home OF mr.. and MRS
~ =: Gron' '12oo America avenue
over sunday. ..... =.
a.; 49,, =.
: any WIS, .. =: 14ssn elitei
!. fanny q 49, o.n me- 20. c ~.
n.nE a. Doue.as noos.' a.ss.a :: e' 49,
-; , - ~ WY '"'y Ao''leu ~ '"e
ta'e "l - 'i'''Ot IT'S:
~ r, E, ,1u;isoo;n - 40: M.c,o,,on
81 81. ~ HM;nnaano,;s Is . v;s;tor
1. $3.50; t.sn,s't:nh;. :, IL &C.
*trip into this. section of the state and
ha - n".r;nc : - oan,h;nad hus;
ness .nd n1e.snre rim.
~ ~
Edwin Dean ~ New York c;tv
cana tn M;nneanolis m business
tr;n last week and from there came
to Ram;d;; r. snend ., Few davs With
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. .,
Dean, Lake boulevard.
- ......
AS Mrs. J. W. Evans was return
ing to her home at Schoolcraft from
,Bemidji Thursday, her horses became
Interchangeable. and threw her from
the, buggy. breaking her arm, and she
received other injuries.
....;
Mr.. and Mrs. -Pearley Pendergast
Of Hutchinson called on his, cousin,
Mort Pendergast, Grant Valley, en-
route to their. home. from Crookston.
On the way they will visit their aunt,
Mrs. Hannah. Pendergast, Lake Plan
taganet, over the week end.
~: ID Az sssrs, s7;-.-= -.:,. 49, .r,.7
ls1;lNr. and Mrs. George F oran% of La.
Moure,, N. D., and son, Joe Foran,
Foran, Of Williston, N: D., and Fran
ces Foran of Cromwell, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and: Mrs George
:.MEcLernan, Fourth street, all OF whom
are relatives Of Mrs. McLernan.
t r.: !, =. = xss,,:,: -;.3 i 80 =; ~ =,
=. (: MI. andsMrs. TssCa Stuart. daugh-
ter, Mary Anne and son John, return
ed Sunday by motor from iForreston,
J.nr ,o"a ,,;.;taS. k"s aorants and
aren nave v'sited ner parents ana
Two sister Tor tne past SIX WEEKS Mr:
stuart motoring tnere lnursoay OF
'as' week 10 4re!urn WIN 'he"' p"
]. 49,. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs H.; A :; Eversons and
family left To-Day TOR their ~ home at
Eau Claire, Wis, after visiting with
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Mrs. Arthur Flatner and daughter,
Miss: Lillian, arrived in Bemidji. Sun
day and will be guests Of her broth
err, Carol Hill, and family, and friends
for a week.
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Polar Pie. Ask Tor Il.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth. ,Kenfeld, re-
turned Sunday from a. motor trip to
Eagle Bend where they visited rela-
tiVes Saturday and Sunday. -
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H.. Armstrong of Delavan arrived
in Bemidjis yesterday and is guest
at, the. summer cottage of his, daugh-
ter, Miss Ethelyn Hall, Birchmont
Beach. ! 4. H. 7 I ~
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MI and Mrs, c., Arnold Of Hub
bard are visiting their niece, Mrs.
Earl Hazen, and family, and other
relatives in Bemidji for a time.
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|. Mr.: and Mrs. J. K. Given enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.. Given and
family at 6 o'clock dinner last eve
ming at Douglas Lodge, Itasca State
Park, where they motored in the
late afternoon.
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Miss Elyerna Hazen motored to
Eagle Bend with relatives Saturday
and will visit there for a short time.
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Among the number from Bemidji
who attended the baseball game play
ed between the, Harley-Davidsons and
Turtle River teams lat the latter
place yesterday aftern Don, were Mr..
and Mrs.sA. H. Reed, Miss Geraldine
Reed Ralph Moberg, Harry starl,
Alfred Lortie, Norman Eyerson, Joe
PlummerJ Mr.. and Mrs. German and
Mr., and Mrs. Peterson and daugh-
ter; Margaret, all of whom returned
to Bemidji, late lin. the, afternoon,
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: IT
i; Mr.. and Mrs. B. >. R. Larson and
family of Fosston motored to Be-
midi Sunday and visited friends.