The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-10
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All members. of the minstrel
showfare requested to b. present. to- :
Gilbert Peterson, of Werner was a
business caller lin the city today be-
tween trains.
Ed. Tostrud of Buena Vista is at
tending to business matters in Be-
midi this week: 49,
All who took part in the first re-
hearsal of the Elks minstrel are re-
quested to report at 1880 tonight.
E. G. Reynolds of Northern drove
to Benaidji Thursday and attended to
business matters. -.o4,%+o.,s. r.. ..~--. -
CIV. Nelson has moved his paint
shop from the new Kaplan building
to z14 Fourth street. skx-
J. H. Koors is transacting business
at Walker today and will return to
Bemidji this evening. -. i.
The bargain seekers will find them
galore at Wilson's Fair Store: Satur-
day morning. Look and see what 19c
will buy. 1tD2-10-1tW2-9
Miss Edna Apologize returned to
Bemidji Thursday and has resumed
her duties at the Elko Hat Shop.
E. E. Kenfeld returned last eve
ming from Duluth, where he trans
acted business for few days.
Hemstitching well and neatly done
by Mrs. Jennie Mcpherson, PA
Fourth street. Telephone 415:
10. Achenbach :left~yesterday for
Park Rapids on a business trip and
expects to return to Bemidji tonight.
Mr.. and, Mrs James Wheeler OF
Bass Lake were shopping and call
..., il. 444enuss N Deln1ojI Thursday.
J..rW. Naugle left Wednesday for
Baudette and will transact business
in that vicinity for about:a week.
Mrs. Jennie Mcpherson is opening
hemstitching parlors at PA Fourth
street. Telephone *415.>, !. 3td2-11
Rev. Blaine Lambert will leave Be.
midi today for Puposky and will
give stereoptican lecture there to-
night. - = u, T.. 49,,
S. w. Ellis. returned to his home
at Blackjack Thursday evening after
transacting business in Bemidji this
week. 'i''' +
''The line is busy" OF course;
talking about the Telephone dance
Feb. 20, at the new armory.
Mrs. I. W. French expects to leave
tonight for Little Falls where she
will visit her mother and sister until
Monday. !:
Mrs. j. Severson of Fifth ward
transacted business at Cass LAKE
Tuesday and returned to her home in
the evening.
Oh, Boys! Don't forget to cal
your best girl and ask, her to 60 Z
the Telephone operators dance, Feb
%, for she will enjoy it. 4t2-2-4-7-1(
Mrs. John Moberg, who transact.
ed businnes at Cass Lake the first
of the week, has returned to- hel
home in Bemidji.
Mrs. C. Clark of Puposky visited
her mother, Mrs. H. Mills, who ha:
been i'll at her home, 907 Beltram
avenue, this week.
Miss Mabel Brooks arrived in Be
midi last evening from Ashland, Ky.
called here by the death Of her bro
Their, Russell Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Galloway re
turned from Chicago and the :twir
cities this morning. They have beer
gone ABOUT two weeks on bushes:
trip.
Miss Marie LaVeIle, a milliner,
designer, FROM Minneapolis, Will. ar
rive. this week and take I position q
the Vogue millinery Miss LaVell'
comes shighlys I
The Handy Market, home IF cesp
try style sausage, will be- open 10
business Saturday, Feb: a, we VII
sell at reasonable prieespfthe' hes
meat that money can buy. Also bak
cry goods, butter, cream, milk, etc
Come and see. As~s- = 5tz-l.
Mrs. Henry Finke and little son
Robert, Of Berthold, N. D., are guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +
Cell, 514 Fourth street. She cam
to assist in caring for her, father, VIII
is i'll. -
VALENTINE SUPPER.
The Y. P. L. of St. Paul's churc