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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
CORNELL BARES FACTS OF INSURCEI
WEATHER:

Increasing cloudiness tonight, fol- lowed by showers aad thunderstornls Saturday; no decided change in tenn perature; fresh, probably strong, south and southwest winds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07

The gas in Bridgeport homes Is product mostly of the decomposition of water. The water is split into it's clements and the gas company keeps the hydrogen and sells it. Men have tried to use water to make the fire hotter. They haven't succeeded. The energy ds there, but 1t takes as much energy to get 1t out, as there is in it, which doesn't pay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07

Some thinker by the rigorous meth cd, like Mir Wells of England, or our own pr. Day in Bridgeport. may some day deduce for the benefit of the living a. picture of the changes that will take place in human society by reason of these greater controls of energy, and these altered concepts of the physical universe. We may be sure that the subway fire is a small matter compared with fire of knowledge in which ancient error will be consumed, in spite the smoth- ering and poisonous gases, such as ignorance, laziness and prejudice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07

Dublin today showed signs of set ting down after the period of hosrili- ties in the heart of the city Tn the weeks hostilities Dublin lost seven hotels. and has twenty less hostelries than in 1914. More than 200 hotel workers have been thrown out of em- ployment.
 It was announced at headquarters today that the Republicans had burn ed the Masonic hall at BaI1inasloe Galway
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07

Soneday there may be a simple, cheap, direcz and easy decomposition of water. perhaps by the use of a catalyzer This last is material which makes other materials active without being much changed itself A sort of a key. that unlocks the com binationss and permits them to change
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ST. HILAIRE IS EASY
] FOR BEMlDN SLUCCERS

(Continued From RAGE i.

CONTINUED From Page l, 45+ !,
in runs ahead Of him, but he was un-
able to score. Melhouse was not up
to his usual batting FORM, being
credited with two sacrifice hits. Pete
johnson got into the game when he
ran for C. Bailey. Kemp who ID
trying out here, pitched the last IN
ming for Bemidji and ended the in
ming to the satisfaction of the man.
agemeht, although he did not have
a chance to- show the fans in half an
inning just what he canr.do. { sstj
The attendance SAT this game was
not as large as at some Of the other
games this season ,duefto the, threat
ening rain which materialized during
the seventh inning. The long ride
by auto, no doubt, slowed up the St.
Hilaire team and prevented that or
ganization from. giving q better ac-
count of itself. Eat" Lucius UNI
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MRS. REEF SURPRISED = !
Il ON BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

A party. of friends gathered at the
home Of Mrs. Manvile Ref, 1928
Dewey avenue, Thursday evening
and gave her delightful surprise,
the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth The hours were whiled
away pleasantly by vocal and instru-
mental music, and cards were en-
joyed at four tables. Mrs. Edward
Kramer was the fortunate winner
Of the first prize, while the BOBBY
prize fell to the lot Of her husband.
Mrs. Ref was the recipient of
lovely 434-piece set of dishes and a
delicious lunch was served by the
self-invited guests. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames. Cliff
ford Omstead, Clinton Crosby, Frank
Rappatta, Leon Jewett, M. LaBoun-
ty, J. B. Bisiar, Fred Fradet, Edward
Kramer, NJ Ref, Mrs. Pauline
Kramer, Mrs. Mes Neumann and Mr..
and Mrs. Ref of Frazee, Mimi.
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ucts show nevertheless Il great meas
ure Of artistry.
/ The stock articles which, StheE Eslii-
mos manufacture, are beads, tcribbage
boards, napkin rings and crochet
needles. They are made, usually, from
the outer portion of the walrus tusk,
as the interior is a bony substance,
notified in appearance. The most
priced articles are furnished from wal
rus ivory dug up from where it has
lain for ages and become semi-fossll-
lied s~a = ts.ts- ~,
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LEGION AUXILIARY, WILL s. gse,
y HOLD MEETING JUNE

The next regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary of the
Ralph Oracle post will be held on
Monday evening", June 49, at the
rooms Of the Civic and Commerce
association at 8 o'clock. This meet
ing was 70 have been held next Mon
day evening, but has been poMett
for one week. -
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Mrs. E. w. Nix returned this at
ternoon from Duluth where she spent
Sunday with Mr.. Nix.
Eskimo Ivory Carving.

One Of the most widely followed pro-
fessions in the Far North is that OF the
ivory carver, and it is not only an IN
dustry but pastime as well, filling
many of the long evenings OF the
lengthy Arctic winter. The Eskimos
have never attained the perfection or
the Chinese artisans, due partly to the
greater crudity of their methods ana
rarity to the fact that they use the
ivory Of tile walrus instead of tsat OF
the elephant but some Of their PROG
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MRS, BAUER ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Emil Bauer, 110s Doud ave
nue., was given a surprise farewell
party by the members of the st.
Pauls Evangelical Ladies' Aid Fri
day afternoon at her home. A pleas
ant informal social afternoon was
enjoyed and lunch was served by the
,self-invited guests. 49,. y
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Two SECRETS OF TAILORED
IA. Il n fss.t:.1 SMARTNESS :76t. Z.

Falling in soft, one might say, Of the
lines Of the cape of krape-knit pictured
to the left. It is very dark navy blue
in color, with a lining of lipstick red
!: pussywillow taffeta. The neck is
gathered to a high collar, and the
/ diamond : shaped trimming pieces
stitched on the front and, slashed with
the cape and finished for openings for
the hands. Medium size requires 81
4 yards 40-inch material. -. - =
The tailleur to the right is also in
] krepe-knit, bound with silk braid.
e}jacket hasa convertible collar so
that it can be worn high OF low. There
: is also offered a choice Of one or two
piece, sleeves, to be adjusted to normal
8, armholes. Accompanying the jacket
is a two-piece gathered skirt. Medium
size requires 2ssysrds 4o-inch material.
I; First Model: Pictorial Review Cape
No. 1896. Sizes "a to A inches bust.
Price, IS cents. IL =
q. Second Model: Jacket No. $500.
Sizes, "a to A inches bust.
t.. IS Skirt No. 9666. Sizes, "a to ~
inches waist. &.!.: =. ~. b.. -
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zLIND-HANSON

Carsten Lind and Miss Layina
Hanson were united in marriage
Sunday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Sletvick, SIT Fourth
street, Rev. l., J.@Jerdee officiating.
A large number of relatives were
present. The contracting parties are
both from north Of Shevlin where
they will continue to make their
home. ~ -
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NOTICE

Please get your garbage cans in
a convenient location near the alleys.
+ The scavenger will collect from
them twice weekly in the business
district and. once weekly in the
resident district. Call him at 736 or
my office 396. Prices the same as
last year. <'.g -
DR.. E. a. Shannon
Chairman Of B. of H.
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COMPLIMENTARY. PARTY

Mrs. H. G. Elliott, Morden, Man
itoba, was the guest of honor at a
party given by her daughter, Mrs.
p. L. Hines, 100. Beltrami avenue,
Saturday afternoon from 3 until s
o'clock. An informal social after
noon was enjoyed while the guests
sewed, and lunch was served by the
hostess. Twenty ladies were pres
ent.
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Cook with Gas O.. =
$50 If
o. =

ID - --.lF--- EysE. s- b.,
/. Mr.. and, Mrs. Charles Landgren
of Pipestone, Mimi, motored to
Liberty Tuesday and are the guests
Of their son Benard,and family.
Their youngest son, Rudolph, who
has visited friends here and at Lake
Hattie upon several occasions, was
united in marriage to Miss Rose
Newell of Pipestone {at the M. r.
church in that city. Wednesday eve
ming, May II. Aftersa wedding trip
spent at Sioux Falls, 5. D., they are
at home to their friends, on farm
owned by the groom's father near
CaYnoWasa' :, Ma uin' g <.use
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OUTING AND PICNIC DINNER

OUTING AND PICNIC DINNER.
Three auto loads of Ber1idji
young people motored for an all-day
outing with picnic dinner to Itasca
State Park yesterday. Those who
made the trip included Misses Pearl
and Grace Mclaughlin, Margaret
and Amy Peterson, Betty johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. ]. Stock, Jchn
Ward, John Cahill, Rudy Thome' and
Kenneth Mayer. VI ~ .,>S%t ff
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., Atty. E. E. Mcdonald was sud
denly taken seriously ill Saturday
evening at his home at Lavinia, but
was reported to be resting comfort
ably today. - i 49, - -. ! E%s.
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STILLWELLS ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Stillwell gave
a dance to their friends Saturday
evening at the Fernhill town hall,
and a number of Bemidji people at
tended.
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bred the. came satisfactorily,-

4pired the game, satisfactorily. ,t.is I.
The Bemidji team will play re-
turn game at Tenstrike Tuesday, and
it is expected that quite a following
from here will atconpa the team.
A, fast and hard-fought game is ex-
pected. u } III ~. NJ " =
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New fast color flags, just arrived
at the Bemidji Book and Stationery
Company. Get one for tomorrow.
\ =, .3Ag 1d5-29
VIM. Crane, employed at the Dor
an, Plumbing csompany's shop, autoed
to Crookston to. visit friends and
relatives for few days. ~>.~

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bush and Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Riley motored to
Campbell Lake yesterday and visit
ed at the home Of DR.. ,Coye.s
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Polar Pie. Ask for 1t. y 52-14tf

Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Crothers left
Saturday by auto for Long Prairie
where they will visit friends over
Decoration Day. They were accom-
panied as far as Wadena by Mrs.
Carl COLI who will visit friends there
for a few days. r. ..:.~ -. :''s,.y*<5
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= Display cold Glory tomorrow. A
new lot Of fast color flags just in at
the Bemidji Book and Stationery
Store. b 1d5-29
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Mr.. and, Mrs. M. l.. Matson and
family, and his mother, Mrs. G.. T..
Matson, who has been their guest for
the past week, motored to the lat
ter's home at Kelliher Saturday, and
the former. returned to their homes
in Bemidji this morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Weekly and
family, corner Of Ninth street and
Mississippi avenue, are guests of.
Mrs .Weekly's parents, at Gully,
MINI. They made the trip by auto.
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Polar Pie. Ask; for Il, },,2-14tf

Mesdames George: Klreatz,. G. ~
Battles, c.. M. Bacon, A. 4. .War6feld
and Mrs: Henry Falllona. spent@: ssat ~
day at Idlehurst, The Simmer home
of Mrs. Battles.
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Mrs. F.. E.. Craver of Turtle River
was among the out-of-town shoppers
in Bemidji Saturday. =
Miss Marie Laval, trimmer for the
Vogue Millinery; expects to leave TO-
morrow morning for Minneapolis.
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NOTICE!

a. All Barber Shops will be closed all
day Tuesday, Memorial Day. Open
- - - sssFa Il ~ s as.se Z
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Miss Ada Warner Of Carr Lake re-
turned to Bemidji this morning af-
ter visiting her parents at their farm
home for a few days.
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Mr.. and, Mrs. A. D. johnson and
sons, Kermit and Victor, motored to
Pillager Saturday where they will be
the guests Of relatives over Mem
orial Day.,
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Cook With Gas :.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kaliher and lit
tie son Russell returned Saturday
night from a ten days trip to Grand
Forks, where Mr.. Kaliher is install
ing an oil station for the Peoples
Oil Company.
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< Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaiser and son
Albert arrived yesterday from Bag
ley and are guests at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. R. Gilmore, 905 Lake
boulevard. - p : - - : 80 = ~
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MI. and Mrs. Charles Funk and
family returned yesterday from Tur-
tie Lake where they motored Satur-
day. #' III abs$
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Misses Violet Anderson, Florence
Norgren, Cleo Billings and Messrs.
H. w.. Billings and J. w. Billings
motored to Cass Lake Sunday and
spent the afternoon; swimming and
boat-riding' being enjoyed:
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II
MI. and Mrs. Charles Funk and
family returned yesterday from Tur-
tie Lake where they motored Satur-
| day.
Miss Ada Warner Of Carr Lake re-
turned to Bemidji this morning af-
ter visiting her parents at their farm
home for few days. .s$$s
New fast color flags, just arrived
at the Bemidji Book and Stationery
|, Company. Get one for tomorrow.
=, .3hg. .a.~H 1d5-29
VIM. Crane, employed at the Dor
an Plumbing ccompany's shop, autoed
to Crookston TO- visit friends and
| relatives for few days. >,.@~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bush and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. E. Riley motored to
Campbell Lake yesterday and visit
ed at the home Of DR.. Coye.' ~
| nj 4. = - - m$Is t'}F',. ~
o. Atty. E. E. Mcdonald was sud-
denly taken seriously ill Saturday
evening at his home at Lavinia, but
was reported to be resting comfort
ably today. =. i .~', = =. -. <.
: Display cold Glory" tomorrow. A
new lot Of fast color flags just in at
the Bemidji Book and Stationery
Store. p - 1d5-29
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaiser and son
Albert arrived yesterday from Bag
ley and are guests at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. R. Gilmore, 9o5 Lake
boulevard. ,.h ? 4 - =. - ;, e {
-. T -4-[';tz I. 3 NJ II! III
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stafford of
Fosston arrived in Bemidji today and
will visit for some time at the home
Of their son, Bart Stafford, GIT
Irvine avenue. .,s.s, -
-s 4 AE 4.
IA six-pohnd daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shocks at. their
home, 311g BemidjH avenue, yester
day. Mother and baby are reported
to be doing nicely. T." :@..<- v.
E. G. Eggert of St. Paul return
ed to his home Saturday after. visit
ing for a few days at the home of
his cousin, R. W. Koehn, and family,
as America avenue. ~ /. g
G. w Harnwell, secretary of the
Commercial club at Fergus Falls,
motored from there to Bemidji Sat-
urday and will remain with his fam
lily here over Decoration Day..
Miss Anne Mcbride and Miss
Hazel Stomne, teachers in the Be-
midi public schools, :, returned this
morning from Tenstrike where they
visited sfriends oyer The week end.
Mrs.%A. Annette returned to her
home in Bemidji Saturday from a
few days business trip to Thief Riv-
er Falls and other places in that vi
entity. !. She made the trip by auto:
Have you a bright, new flag to
hoist for tomorrow? They have
1ijust received new lot of Old
'Glorys at the Bemidji Book and Sta
tionery Co. 1859
Mrs. VIM. Fellows of Tenstrike was
the weekend guest Of Bemidji
friends en-. route to Eagle Bend tc
visit her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Hutch.
ms, and family, over Decoration Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Barnell and
daughters, Oak street, left Sunday
for Eagle Bend to visit relatives anc
attendthe Decoration Day exercises
. From there they. will motor to Mel.
rose tosvisit friends and relatives fo'
a short time. &~' j $3.50
/ ~
= Mrsss John Harrom z and littlf
daughter, Priscilla. returned this
morning from Faribault where they
have been guests of her. sister, Mrs
E: F. Erickson, and family, for the
past three weeks. Mr.. Harrom wen
there the latter part of the week ane
accompanied them home, =
! NOTICE
Please get your garbage cans in
a convenient location near the alleys
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I Pc rs
g5+s Item. Tor thise colurnn will IS /
~ sladly rsceivedt BSsAGrss Harvey.
felephons %1l4-W.t KSAdsrs owe
II to their guests and 10 them.
selves 10 sec that items Of local 4
interest, are reported Every itsn
will Be given proipsrs sonsidsra- 4
tion when4source - lqaown.S
4! Alfred Smith of Grant. Valley was
| a business visitor ins Bemidji3<Satur-
day. ,ss:> s,,,n ~ ~ III I
!" Bernard 1ePag1f1fqs f! aad \! NF. H H ;
and son Of Liberty, we're business
visitors in BeiS| Wsg NJ h 81! !.
= - .i45 1ef Bus 55i,inavs o9s8 ,t&urtGa
Mr.. and Mrsl Emil BaAer, and, fam
lily left sunday7nponh fof Ada Mimi
where they erpect e. reside On their
:,.,sss 10 NJ, e. I'd r. .,. g
II j. Cook with Gas .a s.I ] =. !.
Mrs. Frank Latimer Of Turtle
River was the guest Of friends while
shopping in Bemidji between trains
Saturday. 8 ~ @ - q ..a5sss.,1 I Z 4
Miss Kate Hines returned this
morning from Turtle River where she
visited her sister; Mrs. Wentworth,
over Sunday. s'~%' u ';.|2' y x: y
Polar Pie. ASK for it. "2-14tf
~. = > - ~ r.:,a} !. a1s> ssI
John L.. Brown has moved his
family to- the new residence he is
completing on. Park. avenue and
Ninth street. ~ 4 - 5>. .;, g,s,,. II +. -
Ivan Mcpherson 81 Walker came
to Bemidji the latter part Of the week
and will remain here this. week as
the guest Of friends. % i+ ~. - [ '>' y.s
$4,000 to loan on farms: Dean
Land company. r I. ~ ~ l-l8tf
Marion, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence K. Foucault,ss l 018
. Mississippi avenue, is ill with pneu-
Nmonia and under the care Of a physi-
clan. ..,-.- y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. johnson and
sons, Kermit and Victor, motored to
Pillager Saturday where they will be
the guests of relatives over Mem
orial Day..
Polar Pie. Ask; for H. }2-14tf
Mesdames George Kreatz, c. p.
Battles, c.. M. Bacon, A. a. sWarfeld
and Mrs. Henry Fallons spent atur-
day at Idlehurst, ths Sumner home
of Mrs. Battles. ~
Mr.. and Mrs., Ross Weekly and
family, corner Of Ninth street and
Mississippi avenue, are guests Of
Mrs, .Weekly's parents, at Gully,
Mimi. They made the trip by auto.
1>.1. yxy:4b Noa =. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kaliher and lit
tie son RUSSELL returned Saturday
night from a ten days trip to Grand
Forks, where Mr.. Kaliher is INSTALL
ing an, oil station for the Peoples
Oil Company. 49,.
Misses Violet Anderson, Florence
Norgren, Cleo Billings and Messrs..
H. W.. Billings and J. w. Billings
motored to Cass Lake Sunday and
spent the afternoon; swimming and
boat-riding' being enjoyed:
Polar Pic. Ask tor IT. n All
~ Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Crothers left
Saturday by. auto for Long Prairie q 'i.@
where they will visit friends over
Decoration Day. They were accom-
panied as far as Wadena by Mrs.
Carl COLI who will visit friends there
for a few days. r. ..':.> .. 81 ,.,.y">
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Matson and
family, and his mother, Mrs. G. L..
Matson, who has been their guest for
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Miss Kate Hines returned this
morning from Turtle River where she
visited her sister; Mrs. Wentworth,
over Sunday. t=A'~~> Il =. z, - <: y . i
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Polar Pie. ASK for it.,

John l.. Brown ) has moved, his
family to. the new residence, he's
completing on Park avenue y and
Nr;,,4L .+~o,+ ..,y, : ~ >.t:sr,.n ~ 4a!s
Nlnth street. a.. 4. ,,zss, ait.=s7.. Y =
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Marion, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence K. Foucault, Il o18
Mississippi avenue, is i'll with pneu-
monia and under the care of physi-
clan. .-.-.- "
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Mr.: and Mrs. Edward Stafford of
Fosston arrived in ;Bemidji today and
will visit for some time at the home
Of their son, Bart Stafford, GIT
Irvine avenue. s.,ss, ~
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CooksW With Gas .
$50 tt
80

P. J. Russell returned Saturday to
his home in, Bemidjig from Park Rap
ids where he attended court all last
week. =, = IN ..a .&sls>I
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Mrs. +. 0. Sibley Of Frazee re-
turned to her home Saturday after
attending the Baptist convention. in
Bemidji for three days last week. +
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G, Cook y With |, VI n eli'as tas,I

Mrs. Frank Latimer: Of Turtle
River was the guest Of friends while
shopping in Bemidji between trains
Saturday. wa Y W ~ @. ~ T 1000 Z
-, ~ - 80 ~, .,J:l& =, -. ..$s,ls&> <
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Ivan Mcpherson Of Walker came.
to Bemidji the latter part: Of the week
and will remain here this. week as
the guest Of friends IT, ~ [ 5;>, ;s
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"A six-potnd daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shocks at their
home, s11g Bemidjl avenue, yester-
day. Mother and baby are reported
to be doing nicely. -: >@.s<.. ~.
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E. G. Eggert of, St. Paul return
ed to his home Saturday after visit
ing for few days at the home of
his cousin, R. W. Koehn, and family,
AS America avenue. ~ #
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Louis Bradford, editor of the
Ferndale Sun, and his brothers, Rup-
=ert and Robert, motored. to Bemidji
Saturday and were weekend guests
of their brother, G. "A. Bradford,
and family, HOG Bemidji avenue:
:: Nelson Dupuis5 Of. Twelfth street
and Beltrami avenue, and his friend,
G. W. Guyer, Of Montana, are at
Fort Worth, Texas, where they are
employed selling shares. Of soil stock
for the Mexia Star Petroleum COM
~ ~ ! 4 1 i
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$4,000 to loan On farms: Dean
Land company. LIST
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Polar Pie. Ask for It. 2

Mr.. and Mrs.: VIM, DcDermit and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W. Koehn motored
yesterday to Cass Lake and Walker
where they visited relatives during
the day, and returned to Bemidji late
in the evening. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-29

Y G. W Harnwell, secretary Of the
Commercial club at Fergus Falls,
motoredF from there to Bemidji Sat-
urday and will remain with his fam
lily here over Decoration Day. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-29

DR.: D. R: Burgess >a,otored to aCass
Lake yesterday. and spent the day
there On business, returning here in
M avla !, 50 80 s.% =
'iis, I'll es = Il h d ! :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-29

- MRS.: John, H q At and little
daughter, Priscilla, returned this
morning from Faribault where they
have been guests of her sister, Mrs.
E.. F. Erickson, and family, for the
past three weeks. Mr.. Harrom went
there the latter part Of the week and
accompanied them home. u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-29

Miss: Anne Mcbride and Miss
Hazel; Stomne, teachers in the Be
midi public schools, ), returned this
morning from Tenstrike where they
visited friends oyer ! the week. end