The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-01-04

4 -EeSlueHt fOI SpCifl1UJ1, sNso e11C SOSS"SS'
train guest Saturday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Carlson.
Swanson, the electric light man,
says good New Year resolution is
to nay your light bill before the 10th
and make s per cent. 4tT-T
Clayton, johnson, who has visited
out-of-town friends and relatives dur
ing the holidays, returned TO his home
ON Minnesota avenue Monday.
-S DIR. G.. H. Zentz returned Tuesday
evening from Wadena, where he went
Monday to address a brotherhood
meeting held there in the evening
You can make money this year,
d. Swanson says, by paying your electric
light bills before the 10th of the
y month. =; -, ,-:i'IE -:i'I5. (. Alt
Miss Onive Hanson OF Great Falls
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. O.
Hoganson, and family, having arrived
in Bemidji just before New Years.
Mrs. Frank Barnum and SON, Joe
Rivett, who have visited relatives at
Hibbing for two weeks, returned to
their home on Irvine avenue Monday.
Eifteen.ineh hard and soft wood
slabs for $3.50 per losd at Bemidi
Manufacturing Co. 12-7d
Prof. J. W. Snlit. of this city Off
g ciated at the ,Fosston-Cass Lake high
school basketball game at Cass Lake
Tuesday night, returning to BemldIl
this morning.
Miss Mileana England, student ut
the Benlidji State Teachers college,
returned to Bemidji this morning af-
ter spending her. holiday vacation with
relatives at Starbuck. y
The Bemidii Business college opens
I in new quarters in Troppn,an block.
Monday, January 8. 1tw1-5
Matthew Kingston Ford left this
morning to resume his studies at st.
Johns university after spending his
two weeks vacation in Bemidji at his
home, 307 Seventh street.
Miss Crescent Faust, student OF
the Benidji State Teachers college,
returned to Bemidji Tuesday evening
from her home near Little Falls where
she spent her holiday vacation.
The Bemidji Business college opens
. in new quarters in Troppman block,
Monday, January Q. 1tw1-5
Little Miss Mary Martha Sexton,
S-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sexton, was operated on yes
terday morning for the removal of
her tonsils and is reported to be get
ting along nicely. -
Earl Cochran returned Monday
night to Minneapolis to take up his
studies at the university after spend.
ing his holiday vacation in Benidji
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cochran, and other relatives.
Your car may be in good mechanic
al condition but lack the appearance.
Have it repainted Pearl Rarnetl, saas.t
6t1-9
e George Cheney left today for CHS
holm where he will attend the funn-al
of the three-year. CID daughter of
Mrs. Dora Becker. Mrs. Becker is
Mr.. Cheney's daughter. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow
Cash paid for ,100-ineh jaekpine,
bals.m and Norway pine bolts, 9.insh
top and larger. .BemidT' Mfg. Co.
N 12-15tf
Miss Josephine Janiack, who makes
her home with Mrs. Christie Grotf in
Bemidji, while attending school here,
left this morning for Laporte to visit
her brother for a few days. Il She ex-
ipsets to return to Bemidji Saturday
might. .
\. To those wishing their cars re-
painted or vanished. / am now ready
stc attend to this work. Pearl Barnell,
sIl5 Third street. -s- 6tl-9I
" r. : - - 81 y, i
Misses Janet and Dorothy Miller.
WIN have been guests in :Bemidji dur
ing the holidays at the home of their
sister, Mrs. fO.- H. Erickson, .1233
Twelfth street, have returned to their
home at Minneapolis where one teaei,-
es school and the other teaches music
students. ~7s g. - -.~-.-' e.
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notice.. P. o. ELKs-NoTIcE
All Elks are requested to meet at
the Elks club rooms at S:45 O'clock
Thursday morning, in order that we
may attend in a body the funeral
services of our departed brother,
John A. Dalton, at st. Phillips church
at 9 q. m. .ss--557., ID. = =
G. S.. HARDING, E. r.