davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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room modtern house, furnished or
unfurnished, or party furnished; ref.
erences. Write 1856, care Tribune.
2.12.1w
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FOR RENT-Gopd sized room with
large kitchenette and closet. Well
furnished. Vacant April 1st. All
9Th St. Phone 273. 3-9-1W
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ROOM FOR RENT-in modern house,
two blocks from Business College.
l.. 7O3 Front street, Corner of Seventh
Street. 2-13-3t
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Australian eucalyptus tree some
times attains a height Of 500 feet,
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A nave of thought takes a minute
to travel a mile, Of nerve.
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FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished
apartment. Also good piano for
f, sale. Phone 357-W. no 7th St..
2.S-1w
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FOR RENT-Modern six-room new
Bungalow, Riverview, $45 per month.
Phone ISL or ISL. 3-14.3t
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FOR RENT-Six-room modern f,,r-
nished home. Write 354, care Trib-
une, 3-8-1w
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= Experienced and conpe-
tent girl for general housework.
Mrs. ]. A. Holgren, All AvenuesA.
3-14.1W
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FOR SALE-Light Brahamas. cocker
els. choice stock. Alison. combina
tion. coal and gas range. Phone
512-R. 400 5th st. 2-28-2Wy
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Venice is built on 80 islands and
has 400 bridges.
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Some. $4,000 stitches are required
to make the prdinary suit of clothes.
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Pansy is the official flower of the
city of Butte, Mont.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
as truck or car driver;
also have experience as garage man.
Phone 572-M. 3-13-lN
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED -IHOusekeeper on farm; sin
gle, middle aged woman preferred.
Write full particulars in first letter.
W. R. Van Costing. Hensler. 3I14-1W
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FOR SALE, HAY--We have Montana
Timothy, Blue Joint or Alfalfa hay
for quick shipment for prices de-
livered your station. Have your
bank write or wire great Falls Hay
and Feed Co., Great Falls, Mont.
3.6-10
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LAND

ARE YOU Interested in buying land
in North Central Minnesota, the
land of clover, beautiful lakes and
prosperity? If 50 write to Leach
Lake Land & Investment Co. at
Walker, MINI. No trades. 3-3-1m
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FOR SALE-6 room modern house,
close in, we'll located, in good con-
dition, a nice home, on reasonable
terms. A fine building lot for sale.
Geo. NJ. Register. 3-1O-1W
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FOR SALE-Baled hay and seed oats.
Inquire A. C. William, Van Horn no.
fol 3.11-lW
TAKEN UP-Four bay mares, 1igray
gelding, WIZ Sec. 4, Range 75-199
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PERSONAL.

Wesley 'Plunkett, your father is in
Zap, North Dakota. Please let me
hear from you; 3-l3-l W
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WANTED TO BUY

FOR RENT-F'urnished room, 4O3 3rd
ST. 3-1D-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, Bismarck Busi-
ness College Phone 1873. 3.13-w
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FOR SALE-Hatching eggs, cockerels
and breeding pens, S. G. white Leg
horn and Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Peter Werlen, Bismarck, N. D.. Tel.
: 252. 221 End and Thayer SITS.
e0.11 1u,
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FOR RENT-Large modern room,
suitable for two, 522 End st.
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Origin of the word Asia remains
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POSITION WANTED

Stenographer with
some knowledge of bookkeeping de-
sires position. Can furnish refer.
ences If desired. Write 1913, in care
Of Tribune. 2-7-tf
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Why not buy at Wholesale price d.
rect from the factory. There is
reason, so mild Havana cigars for
1913, and so cigars, domestic filters
50, G. 0. D.. We pay postage. Try
u.s.. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wilton
Cigar factory, Wilton, N. D.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE;

$2,500-Five-room bungalow, strictly
modern.
$3,200-Five-room house, partly mod
ern, pretty lot; close in.
$2,900-Five-room house, east side.
s2,000-Four-room house, all modern
except heat.
$1I500-Three-room house, barn and
other buildings, including six lots, all
fenced, on south side.
We can tell you number of good
buys on both the west and east sides,
modern or partly modern. Phone 961
Henry & Henry 31S-3t
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WANT TO BUY---Have a client who
has $4,000 to invest in bungalow,
close in. If your price is right
please answer this ad J. H. Holi-
han, s14 Broadway. Phone 74e:
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LITTLE FARM-Near Oakland, Cal;
full price, $500; terms, nothing
down, s. per month. F. J. Lyman,
owner, 1851 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
3-14-22t
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RESTAURANT and Ice Cream Parlor
for sale in Mildred. Mont. Best lit
tie railroad town on; tho Milwaukee,
and also on the Yellowstone Trail.
$1,SOO for building, fixtures and all.
For information write to S. Gunder-
son. Wilton, N. ID. 3-S-St
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Call for your chimney sweep; will
guarantee first class work. jaeger
Transfer Lime. Phone 1S. 3-14-1w
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Three young
horses, weight about 1900 pounds.
A. r. Marquett. 3-lO-1w
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FOR SALE-SWeet clover. W. E.
Scarofied, at 61-2 cents. Buxton
Grain Co., Buxton, N, D, 2-6-1m
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FOR RENT OR SALE-The Bismarck
Steam Laundry Property, corner 4th
and Rosser SITS. Last used for
garage, has $500 SO. It. floor space.
Inquire Phone 477-W. A. F. Mar
Quett. 3-lV-lW
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MJSCEILANEOUS

FOR SALE OR EXCHANfaE1- E1-$S,O 900
worth of registered Red Polled cat
tie, will accept clear coal land,
bankable paper, merchandise, bank
stock, or your claim against a closed
bank. Give full information and
price in, first letter. Address Trib-
une No. 355. 3-10-1W
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Twp. Albert Hammar, Driscoll,

FOR ItENT-Two rooms on first floor
furnished, also two rooms on second
floor partly furnished, in modern
home, to be used for light house
keeping, or can also be had as
lodging rooms. Phone 132W 622
3rd street. 1-13-1W
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tho Moftar of tho Estate of Salmon

Gil 10, IA, Is, 1s, II. IS, 20, 21, ,22.23, 2D
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Utilities Injure Trees. Z


The tree growth on the streets Of
the average American town or, city Ii
ragged and unkempt in appearance,
;;Sehile that of the suburb or small VII
1age often is not much better unless
ths1plqnting has been done under mu-
nieiQali control, and the paintings on a
street Ehaye been confined TO q single
kidd tree. The telegraph, the tee
plt6, stle electric light and the trolley
car aye added their share toward tho
MI alton or, destruction Of the good
tr1 HAT were In existence at the
til Il their coming. 49,, F..s.5s.1 a. = g,
/ EAlHy methods Of pruning have,
caused Disagreement and ruin.I s"suc.
cess biiows the careful planting ct
good trees which are given adequate
protection and timely attention. says
Farmers Bulletin 1909, Planting land
Care Of Street Trees just issued by
the United States Department Of Ag.
riculture. Every tree should, be
trained to its proper form while young,
10 that severe pruning will not bs nee.
essary later ,
ITO the muti1ation of severe pruning
has been added the destruction OF
many trees in centers Of business be-
cause they excluded q 4ttle ua1st, or
made the store less prominent, of&eree
somewhat In the way Of using the side.
walk for merchandise"
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favorite food. an oyster. OF some other
shell fish. Hes climbs onto the shell
and entwlnes his arms around It.
Every sucker takes a Arm hold, and
then he begins to- pull. The oyster
pulls against him. but usually the
starfish manages in. the end to make
himG open his shell q fraction Of an
inch. AS soon ,as this ,happens, ne
ssquirts into the she'll a quantity ! 81 q
poison, (which has the effect, 81 para pt q
Lying the muscle which holds 1t sh h! Y
sllnd the starhsh dimes at Aisl leisngTRa'
Some fishermen. are So 4, nnoEed ,XhH IA
they pull up a starflsh that they teal & Al
him 'inotwn. But each Of Tie torn |I
halves soon shoots oUt new limbs ! and &! q
becomes a ecomplete starfsh, ,a1ib
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v .-fIH -, ~ Iyts ry3fT~
1 BIDS For Ex cAvATIoet

=
2 Sealed bids will be received BY the
undersigned 10 be- opened al rcgu-
lar meeting ii the City Council Of
the City Of Bemidji, Mimi, to be held
on Monday, August 8; 1922, at 9
O'clock p. NJ, fof the purpose. Of ex-
cavating ], 600 cubic Yards Of dirt on
Beltrami Ave. from 14th St..to 18th
st. and along the north side Of 18th
st. from Minnesota Ave. to Irvine
Ave, according to the report of act
ing City Engineer w. M. Everts,
which is on fiji yein this office. The
City Council reserves the right to .e-
ject any or all bids. ...s.y
- BELLE DENLEY,
2d8-2 City Clerk.
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Fine View 81 WATERFRONT.

1 e. -
It is rarely that an opportunity &C.
ours to make a truly scientific observa.
ton of waterspout. Yet an engineer
on board an American schooner had
what is said to be a unique expert.
ence of this kind off the coast Of New
South Wales. Fourteen complete wa.
terspouts formed Off the shore where
he was at work with theodolite, and
he made careful measurements Of
them. The largest spout consisted Of
two cones, connected by -pipe-shaped
spout. The top Of the upper cone,
which was inverted, was SOFA feet
above the sea. Each cone was about
100, feet in diameter, at the base d.
minishing gradually until it merged
into the spout. The length Of the
cones was about 25Osfeet each, leav-
ing 1900 feet for the length Of the
spout connecting them. F. - =
s - {, -
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BETHEL LUTHERAN TO HOLD g,
-. ANNUAL. PICNIC THURSDAY

I The members and friends Of the
church !, and Sunday school of,tthe
Bethel Lutheran church are cordial
" invited to: attend the annual pic
mic Of the latter to be held Thurs
day at Carr Lake, and each one is
requested to- bring their own lunch.
Cars will be in waiting at the church
and also Akre's store Nymore at 10
O'clock for those who have no means
Of transportation. An enjoyable all
day outing is planned for those who
attend. ia =? ~. ,ssss III
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by the ladies on the pleasant screen
ed porch where, a dainty lunch was
also served by the hostess at Is
o'clock. VI The guests were Mesdames
M. L.5;Matson, George Clifford, E. y.
Ndelcy, !fFohn Duracha;, "A. Z: Hall
Quest,l William Belts CARL Jones;
Misses Dorothy Riley and Ora Medley,
and the guest IF homes Mrs. Riley,
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METHODIST. SUNDAY SCHOOL, :, -,
TO PICNIC NEXT WEDNESDAY

! . Five members Of the committee
appointed to: make arrangements for
the annual picnic of the. methodist
Sunday school and church met last
evening at the church and decided.
on next Wednesday as the day for
the outing, when a picnic dinner will
be served at noon at Diamond Point:
Committees were; appointed and the
details will be announced LATER
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ENTERTAINED AT CARDS

! Mrs. NJ. w. Knox entertained in
Formally at cards Saturday after
noon at her home, 1117 Park ave.
nue., in honor Of her niece, Mrs.. Err,
nest Riley, Who was leaving MoRday
morning fpfher Mas W Miansapolis.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
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MRS. SCHROEDER ENTERTAlNs
% Mrs. w. G.. Schroeder entertain.
ed few neighbors at her farm home
west Of town Tuesday evening and
the hours. were pleasantly passed in.
cards and music, and lunch was
served by the hostess.
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ST. PAUL,s. LADIES AID L ~. Il:
:E WILL MEET TOMORROW

The Ladies', Aid a Of St: 3Paul's:
Evangelical Lutheran church will
hold its regular !, meeting Thursday
afternoon at .2:3o o'clock 1t. tie home:
of Miss Bertha Krause, 1905 Bemidji'
avenue. All members and friends
are cordially invited to attend. t: Ii:,s
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Mrs. E, Y" Wilson, who has been
ia Rochester: for: the past few weeks
following an operation, expected to
leave there: Monday night with her
daughter, Miss Dorothy, and visit for
a time at MINI eapolis en- route home.
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~ Mrs. Stella Manaugh has returned
to Bemidji from a six weeks trip to
Duluth, and while away she enjoyed
several auto trips from there to Yer
million lake, Mile Lac, lake: and the
Twin Cities. She is q guest at the
home of Mrs. B. F. ANDERSON 1917
Lake boulevard. u : Z r, /, s. q AZ tbatl'r
ORNATE C0lFFuRE or GElsnA
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METHolDilsrs MISSIONARY. = q 81 4; :.
SOCIETY MEETS THURSDAY

The regular monthly meeting Of;
the Woman's Home Missionary Soc
iety of the Methodist church, will be
held. at 3 o'clock Thursday AFTERNOON
ct the home. Of Mrs. P, L. :, Brown,
1418; Beltrami avenue, and all mem
berss and friends are cordially invit-
ed to; attend. .;lsk.s; $3.50, .,4,:,4,.a ..
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MODERN. sAMARITANS TO ~, :.
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT

The Modern Samaritans will meet
Thursday evening for their regular
meeting at s o'clock at the X. C. hall.
All members are requested to be
present. s.st:7 ,,t: :s.s
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v Frank Deming and Glenn Ander-:
fson 81 Northern; left recently u; for the
harvest fields Of, North Dakota, the
former driving through with his car
/ and the latter going by train. .s.. /.
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1eo. 900 70 Il oaaI 81, 81 farm. ,ili, I, DssD'
land company. .zs,.ss..E List

Alice, the three-year- old. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs.: Joe FAC COUNT 1lo6
Mississippi avenue became sudden
" very i'll Thursday evening, require
ing the attendance Of a physician,
butt is now improving. Il ::
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Miss Alvida Caspersoni' and Bere-
nice Hannah returned from Grand
Rapids and other places Monday
where they have visited friends for
two. weeks: u ! :,<.s..... :. ~ !
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Rey. VIM Elliott returned Tues.
day from q six weekst sXlcation9 trip
spent in the vicinity Of sMhitst Earth.
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Miss Ruth Stay AN, employee of
thu Bemidji Steam Laundry, spent
Sunday at her home at5 Wilton, hav-,
ing motored there Saturday evening
with her father, MI. Stay, and sister,
Miss Ottena, who were shopping in
the: city. ;=y5 ss u s55 2:'
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A demonstrations is going on this
week at Troppm an showing the
Kathryn Flemming Toilet Prepata-
tions. =. q :'5 1d8@2
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M. b. OF A. WILL HOLD
~ REGULAR MEET TONIGHT

= The regular monthly meeting Of,
the Modern Brotherhood Of America;
viii be held this evening at 8 o'clock
at the Moose hall and all members
are requested to be present: 81.
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Call and hear the new sheet music
and Victrola records for August at.
the Bemidji Music CO. ,sl16 Third
Street, Phone 494. r At So
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H James French Il returned Monday
from an auto trip to Grand Rapids
where he has visited friends for a
few days. Il. M: :s, \ 1 :. M. 4
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4 MIS-: My Finn, Z, Z beauty specialist
ofssMinneapolis, has opened a. demon
stration at the Troppman store show
Aing the Kathryn Flemmiing toilet
INSPIRATIONS and invites everyone to
come in and learn the merits Of this
new toilet requisite s. =
Oscar Peterson, Fourteenth street,
left by train a week ago for Adams.
ND, to. work through the harvest
and threshing season" He went ITO
JOIN his brother Leonard, who motor
edEthere few weeks ago with 1Ner
,Myren Of Nevis. Leonard took a spe-
ciaIsix-week course at. the ssDunwoody
Industrial Institute at Mime apolis
lastSWinter and he and Mr. Myren are
now employed repairing threshing
machines in the vicinity. Of Adams.
Later, these two young men will run
threshing engine. "a. ;sss4 sss ::
For picnic or excursion rites,
chatter passenger launch THOR. ! A.
A.E1ee, licensed pilot. Phone 503.J.
- : X :s= ;.ssss:s,,;, 1m0-2
Mr.: and Mrs. Gunderson, daugh-
ter Miss Susie and friend, Miss Ellen
Quamme, who had campeds at Lake
Plsntaganet for five weeks, were
guests Friday Of their Old acquaint-
anees, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peder.
son and family, Fourteenth street.
They leftsf for their homes az Peters
burg, N. D., Saturday morning. This
is the tenth season the Gundersons
have spent at this resort. and this
,g2E were one IF the IS families,
Tx hbering 70 people, who nnotored
rom; Petersburg choosing the shores
Of Lake Plantaganet to pitch their
tents and enjoy their summers OUT
ink :..s:t Nj :!4s:. 7. 5: 4 ii, Il.
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George Bierbaum and Mr.. Klap-
roth q Chicago, both Of the Chicago
Box s. Grating company, will return
today from q business trip to Wash
burn. .S.s - z .#>s'- ~
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!; Lawrence. Mayer left Tuesday for
the Dakotas where he plans to work
IN the harvest fields during harvest.
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"A daughter was born Saturday al
ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. O.:W.. Slew
ert, 1217 Minnesota avenue. Moth
e. and baby, are reported to. be get
ting along nicely. .. IA, ...m -.
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fT Z lals.t..1
Obey Haugenson Of Wilton trans
acted business il Bemidji Tuesday.
Mrs. sam Paquin 81 Spur 10 was
calling on friends in Bemidji Tues

{, i. G. Harvey Of Hibbing is trans
acting business in Bemidji for . few
days thisswee1ka4s ;. sss 4i>.i. sn!Iiaysi /
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J |: !
"a &
1 : ~ 5.

MODERN WooDMEN WILL. y : .s IS
4 II HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Isl All members Of the Modern Wood
mensof America are requested to- be,
at the regular meeting this
evening at o'clock at the x. C. hall.
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EPISCOPAL. GUILD MEET
POSTPONED FOR 4 WEE

: The Episcopal Guild meeting has
been postponed from tomorrow af-
ternoon, which is the regular meet
ing day, to, the following Thursday
because Of the absence of the presis'
dent. e. =, >,.,.,... :.... s.51 r1'.'.
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THE BElMlDJl DAILY al oNEER

,s ..s n, B. Il .,3s.ssaaa ~ .,.,..,
l!l!l.!lI!l!.!I!!!l.IlllllI.l.!....-
4. /. Vi u;,;,. y.
=, !. ,.t.I 49, h,,.irs.. a Rsn, II, !; freddy
IN l;; A. y; 1.:53 Il, l;.sss4
MIS-. sam faquin Of spur ~ was
calling on friends IA bemad1i tues
Day. Y. \. fS sstis. s f-s;:.
- 49, asS D 80 ~. 80,
~. .,.,.sl...4 = 80 - 81"
- !, Is e VA! u. !:
va1,,. u, ,;,.,.a /. ~
IN
ssA11s a,Isszns'sn s.' aasu !
VI 80. : me- 40 81 ]. ~ 4
Rev VIM. Elliott r y, l, Tues e
dan hon, . ',six weeks I We tin .tri;n
9p'A IN = ~ = y. - 4 - I.
1awr;es,,ce MAYER left T,,asdav Ia
.theI Dakotas Where he plans Is. i. work
n the harvest fields during harvest.
a Z: s.. . ....
from 40 auto trim q Grand Ranids
where rs has visited friends for !
few davs u. ~: MOO /. ,..7S s$
,s s's. 4. . ,--.-.t co. ...., 81.
Gall and hear. the new sheet music
the Benidii Music CO. LIE !: Third
Street. Phone 1874. ,z.E 1t 8-5
5 ;.5. n. II E. .sfs
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Naurplee have
- owed frolnrs 81 6 Bemi1ii avenue Is
.ss,ond ~ ,.;,,+ - { :, nnths '.,,as.,'' :
r." :, al 49, -. I" y love i q
s23ii Mrs Fred ;Rhoflal and little aon Al
hart ieft Ana =, frni,nis, for cas- lake
where thevswilis visit zhesr- sister. MIS-:
Henry Thiel.: fora few DAYS. 3"...
49, ,,,; IN. R;s :, al II, K,a,.
, !. II ch;caoo hotb of the Chicago
Rox &. crat;nc com nanv viii ret,,rn
:todaV from > business til to wash
h,,rn, -.
= sts >e.. .-.... =. s. j !;
Me-. Al,ys,lur ~ w. poro..
r;ca Hannah retnrnad from Grand
Ranidss and othar' n,aca. Mondav
uberoS hav have, v;a;tad fr;ands for
no ueeks's -"
= !. 80: z Y: ' =. :. -, =, y ..H 49, :
dane,h IT,, I Wa. born s. IN, a.
ternoon to NJ and Mrs 8. " Slew
et', 80 49, mn ~ ate = T. ~ mo ~
t;ns a1o n : n;ca,s 1spo.seN ~. ~ ee'
''''>~ - '...'' .: .~57" - p
III mr. and Mrs Georpe.+ streeter and
FAMILY If Th;ef R;ver Fa1ls were
1ver-Sun d,v .c,,a.4s 10 Rs,n;d;; at
NE home Of NJ and Ms II u Al
dr;ch and family. MAKING the trim hv
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,AEp]ev ara: snan d;no- a;;s;fow davs =
Ran;d;; Tbav wera r !. a. e Ra-
m;dii about Is vears 400 MI have
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S Mrs. H, Mavne stanton Star i daughter
joyce and littla son, Hallah Mavne
~ left Tuesday, For their hon1s: in
Duluth after VISITING her parents Of
and Mrs. DE. stanton, and: other
Ia 3, .:;..:t Ten: p..1;: l::fYs.
the past several weeks.
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]; Miss Louise Thome returned today
to her home at Chippewa Falls after
visiting her sister, Mrs = George
Klungness and family for the past
mic, and little. daughter Betty Lou
accompanied her /, home for a visit
with her parents. III: = ..j.s,:=..s. =.
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Mt. and Mrs: Fred Graham ex-
pect to leave the latter part Of the
week BY auto for Minneapolis where
thew Will visit for, N Tam, nQVc and
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ii Mr.. and Mrs, George Streeter and
Family Of Thief River Falls were
over-Sunday guests in Bemidji at
The: home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Al
drich and family, making the trip by
auto. :::a.s5 =, ~ h. z: =. -.....,
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III MI and Mrs. H: C. Wood, Of Wa.
tertown, s. D.,whor have. visited thein
daughter rs.s9B; W,aAldrich / aknd
family and their SON., Francis wood,
for the past three weeks, left today
by auto for their. horne expecting to
stop EN- route at AlexandFia, to. visit
friends for few days. MI: and Mrs.
Aldrich, son Luman and daughter
Lorraine, accompanied them as, far
as Park Rapids,7returning to Bemidji
from there. r. r.f.z =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-02

Miss Ethel Dickinson of Superior
Wis, is a house guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Mckee and fam
lily, 1915 Bixby avenue, he:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-02

\ Mrs. FredFR hoda and little son Al
bert left this morning for Cass Lake
where they will visit her sister, Mrs:
Henry Thiel, fora few days. - 60
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-02

ii M. and Mrs. Glenn Thorne, and
two children, who motored to Be-
midi to visit relatives, have returned
to their home at Sank Center: His
father, n: 6. Thorne, who was also
= member Of the auto party, return;
ed to his home, Mason City, Iowa,
BY train ~ : . t:z44,s4isy 3.p}
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-02

Mrs. H. Wayne Stanton, daughter
Joyce and little son Hallan Mayne
j., left Tuesday, for their homie in
Duluth after visiting her parents, Dr..
and Mrs, -. Z. Stanton, and other
relatives ana friends in Bemidji for
the past several weeks.