The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-04

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AN. Ripple principal Sof the
Pleasant Valley consolidated s! school
and Hiss lila Lee,Saa sof ibis assist
ant tAacherssare attending The Teach
, ers. Tnstfthte IN .Bemid55i thistweek.
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N Miss ,Aakre, teachers in the Pleas.
ant Valley consolidate school, left
Saturday for Thief River Falls to
spend. a few days and expects to
have her tonsils removed while there.
Carl Nelson 5was a business visitor
in the City Monday from Pleasant
Valley. IN. W.: Knox accompanied
him bone. and will look-after his
farm Interests in that vicinity fora
feW4days. s2: - -. :.
Mrs. b. R. Erickson was called to
Minneapolis this week to be with
her mother who underwent a serions
operation Monday and is reported to
be doing as well as can be expected
although she IS not yet out Of danger.
::3to,ceo 80 ). loan 81 f.,n.a.s. D,ap,'
Land company. fl: :, t-l-A a. !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Posi- adm son
Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. :Harold+Swish-
er and family, and Mrs. Minnie Mil
ler:,motored to Lake George Sunday
an dWere guests at the farm home
q: Nj and Mrs Henry Miller az and d:
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Lawrence Knox, who visited. for
a,:feW weeks during his summer va.
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs:.
n. W.: Knox and other relatives nj:
Benidji and. Pleasant Valley, left
last "Wednesday evening for Mime
.apolis to resume his studies at the
University. Of Minnesota. 81.
>.Mr. and Mrs. George Rrennep and
family, who have resided for some,
time at 821 Mississippi avenue, NOV
ed lby ,mQtor truck to Hibbing Mon
day where Mr.. Bremen is employed
as ,a+eontractgr. Mrs. tRrennen and !;
her three little daughters left on the
noon train Monday for :Hibbing. (
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Jewett and
family motored to .Bemidji Monday
and were the guests of his mother
Mrs. Z Fred Petra, 1905 Mississippi
avenue, while. shopping in: the city:
Mr.. yJewett is building a new; house
:: on .his farm in Liberty. wheih: will be
ready for: occupancy in short time:
Norman. Knox of Pleasant Valley
marketed cream in SBemidji Friday
fot the patrons Of his motor truck
route: His two little. daughters, Helen
and Cheryl, who were guests for a
week of their: grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Knox, I'LL; Park avenue
accompanied him home. Friday eve
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miss hess Knox, intermediate
teacher III the Carr Lake consolida-
ted school is spending the week with
her parents; sMr. :'and Mrs. NV
Knox, while attending the teachers
institute I'M. .Bemidji.. Miss Merle
Methven, principal at Carr Lake and
Miss Florence Greor,, primary teach
er,#East Ben1idji are also i'll attend
ance. at the institute. p ~. . .S,t.
Il Gust Ledfors OF Blackjack, who
was graduated from the Bemidji
high SCHOOL last term, and who rel
Gently motorsd to Minneapolis With
friends, informs his acquaintanees
here of his safe arrival in that city:
He states, ALSO that he has enrolled
as "a student in the, medical course
at the University Of Minnesota and
entered upon hissstudies last w ednes-
day s. :; =. Gs5% ~ ;'5 ).
b .sS: CARD. or FRANKS =: +
,*g'.;Wt. wish to- express our. thanks to
the many friends who. showed their
Kindness during hc4death and inter-
fnent cf cur dear baby girl. We also
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