The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-12

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On friends. is45 ~
George and Fred Clark o.. Turtle
River were business visitors in Be
midi Monday. 49,. 81.
Mrs. Flossie Carnalva Of Mime
apolis is visiting friends in Bemfdji
and this vicinity this week. !:
Ms. "A. "A. Andrews expects to
leave + tomorrow :, for Minneapolis
where she viii remain. for some time.
Nj. and Mrs. At. Carlson enter
tanned as s o'clock dinner guests last
evening Mr.. and Mrs: C. NJ. Serrur-
ier. ...,.. -, - =, -, rs.
M. E. Smith motored to Blackdpck
todzy where he will transact sbusi-
ness during the day, returning 70
.Bemidji tits ffternepi % <zszE 5s /
/ E."ssE4s - i:
b. J. b. Bisiartleft athis morning by
auto for Laporte where he will trans
act business during the day. return
ingFto Bemidji this isyening.
- Miss Clara Pederson, Fourteenth
street, left Friday for Roseau, where
she has been engaged to teach an
eight-month. term Of, school. st.
Miss Mildred Dickinson Of Buenat
Vista was in Bemidji Monday en-
route to Mortified where she will en-
ter ias a student Of Carleton college:
Mrs. Frank Gagnon and daughter,
Miss Eva, who have visited friends
and relatives 1t Hastings and attend
ed the fair for week, returned to
their home on Minnesota avenue
Monday. 81 6; Z ~ +; ~ ~, =. =. =
i D. C. Dvoracek, county agent mo-
tored today to Pine River where he
viii Judge stock 1t the Cass County
fair today. Mr.. Remmers; manager
Of the potato -four mill, made the
trip with him. s,;;} ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclern.n
and family. Of ,A0s America avenue;
and their mother, Mrs. Jane Finn,
WHO has been living 1t ST. America
avenue, moved the latter part Of the
week to Fifth ward, IT, IT., ~
R. K. Doe, naturalizatione examiner
of Duluth, arrived in Benidji yes
terday for the hearings Of the parties
who expect to get their naturaliza-
ton papers at this term Of court,
there being several applicants.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Neumann, 1919
sBeltrsmi avenue, had as weekend
guests her nieces, Miss Jearnette
Guthrie of Escanaba, Mich, and Miss
Stella Guthrie Of st. Cloud, they re-
turning to their homes Monday {:
Miss Ella, Sonstrud left Saturday
for Bagley, where she will: assist in
the Office Of the Clearwater Abstract
company. during the absence pf. Miss
Bryce, abstractor. She expects to re-
turn: home IN I couple 81 weeks. -
: Mrs. Adeline Goodrich, bookkeepsllrt
and stenogfapheT g the count hiSh-
WY engineer u office, returned To- BE.
midi, Satnfday .niklh 1T from iyitsskss]
visit with relatives and friends st
Staples, Anoka and the Twin Cities.
:: G. H. Rice left Monday foft his |
home at Grand Fork. after 'visIiiting
fofta week ut the home OF his broth
or, w. H. :kice, snd family, $50 IT.
vine avenue Heamade the recent
motor trip, with Mf.ssand Mn Rice
to Iowa, and returned with them for
a few days visit: Ill,
Misses Janice ana Josephine John
SOM and Charles JohnsAlh Mi secs and
nephew of Mrs. R. L. Given, also Miss
Violet Rae Kimba1l and Donald Ri !
deli, Of Virginia, who were guests
for.a few days at the Given home,
1902 Bemidji avenue, left Sunday by |
auto for their: homes. tsts -
, Mrs, Moe and ;littTs son returned
to Bemidji: this morning from Ten.
strike where she has visited reIativss,[
and will visit her sister, Mr.. He |
Ferreu, again until the latter part o.
the week, when she will return to
her home -. in Montana. She has
spent several weeks in Northern Min
nesota. :FF''>' - Fz z
Mr.. and Mrs. L. listed and fam
ilya will leave Thursday morning 81
auto for Minneapolis where they will
visit friends until Saturday. Their
son Elwood will enter ! his junior
year at the University Of Minnesota,
where heiis taking an architectural
course. John Larson will make @the
trip with them. 49, -,
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Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Mcpherson,
All Minnesota avenue, accompanied
Messrs. and Meadames. Wilbur and |