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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30

Mrs. Ann Anderson and son Ray
mond and daughter Thelma Wlre here
today fro mthcir home at Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30

\. \. Cohn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silvan Cohn, is leaving tomorrow for
Pasadena whore he is student IN tEc
Military tadt1Hy.
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Mr., Carney is a conductor on the o.
w. r. & y.
f. u. Oleman, student at the state
normal school 1t Monmouth, is q
business visitor in Pendlcton.
j. H. Gwinn returned yesterday
morning from business and pleasure
trip to Portland. Mrs. Gwinn is eN-
pected home Monday morning.
HIGH RATE DEMANDED Vss
NTAGRA RAILS ont. &c 30.-
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
EIorist.sl Clean-I.p sale

WANTED-Hish school girl.-phone
734.
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Wanda Hawlcy, Milton SillS, Rob-
crt Cain and ,'atqueline logan are
featured in this thrilling .)hotopay.
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Matilda Brundage, George Pierce and
clyde Benson.
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MIDNIGHT MATINEE
New Years Eve at IL
O'Clock. Watch the Old
Year out and the New Year
in at the RivOIi. Vaudeville
and pictures. Children 10c,
Adults 35c.
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Spanish Green Olive
And Pecan Salad

TEE soup may be Just right, the
: fish delicious. the 4 chicken
drowned to aSturn. and the dessert
may, melt iligSour guests mouths.
All these aresrerv '.,is,E,,,'' however.
It's the s..slniisaal" Dish that will be
remembered md rcdound to your
credits as il hostesss when soup and
2 dessert have been forgotten.
Here's an unusual salad, the
recipe: of which has Just been COM:
poseG by a leading .iietitian 1t will
be a novelty on amy dinner table
and Il tasty novelty at that: -" 70
Select the large size Spanish green
olives for this salad, and cut them
in quarters lengthwise. Cut pecan
meats in halves. then in quarters,
using oile-fourth pound pecans to
pint Bottle al olives. TO these
quantities, add Il cup Of nicely sea-
soned cottage cheese, mixing all to.
sether well, and anoistening with
French dressing. Serve OH lettuce
leaves, Nand sprinkle each serving
with paprika and finely chopped
parsley. Celery cut fine. may be
used in place OF the cheese if pre-
ferred. .flgs,., s.es Il, ". =
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PAGE THREE

Saturday and Sunday with his par
,ents, e, ": Thompson, and returned
to his station again at Wadena where
he il station agent.
"a; Peterson was . Pemidji caller
\. Melvin Thompson and Surls Hem
.nisey attended The dance at Wilton
hast Saturday evening. ss.ts.s ~ ,5
Mrs. Quern left Monday for st.
Paul, she has been staying with her
son, Arthur Quern. y
msnts It Ramidji satAEday,s and
Monday, she 1eturned Tussday
Johr, LaRes retufned last Nieet3rom
Fort DodGesd Iowa where Hhe sHpent a
few weeks with his brother before
he died 81. s$s " @.tts !. .eff4g :
i. w. Packard ] ,enrplled his two
children aatt the SodNiyS consolidated
school Monday. ,Thessy had been at
tending school in District No. 81 UP
till this time. 4 Sss:, N. .t 81. J
Rev, Cumming was visiting at2 diff
ferent homes here Saturday evening
and Sunday, in regards TO starting
the Union Sunday School Agains II
Rev. Cummings is planning on hold
ing gospel service here and is also
considering the Ssreorganizirg OF
Sunday school, next Thursday eveH-
inE.4& : II s.S VI Nhs.E+ III 5fta
Miss Alma Pitsenburger returned
Monday from Minneapolis wher Eshe.
has 'been visiting for the past month
or more. - .s,..-,- .,., = -.,,z,a,cs'.
!. E. L., Grinols transacted business
in Bemidji Tuesday -,
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soL.WAY:

Mrs. Sharp has been sick the last
couple Of weeks but has been i'm
proving lately. DR.. Camel from Bag
icy gave her medical attention last
week. Her sister is now staying with
her. wv 80 r. 'fi.55 '"r. ~
Mrs. p. j. Rock visited with her
daughter, Hazel at Bemidji and re-
turned Sunday. - - q. =.
! Stone Peterson was Bemidji
business caller last Saturday. st
vi Mrs. Erickson died last Tuesday
and a we'll. attended, funeral was
held on Saturday by Rev. Jardee. The
entire neighborhood extends its
heartfelt sympathy to the mourners. I,
!; Alvin Thompson and family spent
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SHOTLEY & FOY

~ .Mrss aGoransom cooled on Mrs.
Earl Brown! Monday. ...L i ,u.
Mr.. Schpr started to Kelliher with
Ms car and got stalled Mr.. Moller
pulled him out but in coming home
he broke down. 49,, = In
Carl F. Brown went to Kelliher on
business Monday. >; - IS - -
4 The prcvsrb, '.Marcl comes in, like
4 lamb end goes out like a lion seems
to come true, up In this part Of the
country. -.
III Misses ~Giaw and Garrison called
ON Myrtle Goranaon, last week. ~
Exclusions ,of iShotley visiter Eric
1Olsen,s last Sunday. ), :; s,,.,....5 s,.-.....
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to have an operation performed on
frozen toe, the product of one OF
our cold days this winter. !.
Margaret Hampl left for Bennidji
last "Wednesday morning. !,
w. A. Rice made 9 business Trip
| to Bemidji last, week Wednesday.
| Ralph Fleischman, left last week
Wednesday for North Dakota, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rice enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home last week Wednesday. Games
were played, after which a delicious
lunch was, served. -. IN, rs
+ Paul Haluptzak and son, Gordon!
made business trip to Bemidji
Tuesday. ~. =. H. z. 5.
Paul Haluptzak made a business
trip, to Keliher5 one day last week: :
| Mrs. Charles Carter Of Hines visit.
ed here last Friday. 2 IL y.
James Hart stopped off here q few
days last week to visit at the =. +
kruger home while en- route from
Blackjack to Akeley. Il, n. d.
The Presbyterian choir rehearsed
at the John Pemble home last Fri.
day. ~. >,.- - ~ K - s%@l;. I
Due to the unpacking of last years
Easter bonnets probably is as good
reason as any for the change OF
weather last week. 'ss4 -.
Mrs. Pc. Mattison returned from
Bemidji last Friday evening. - /,
The Ladies' Aid met at. the home
of Mrs. John Preamble yesterday
After the business meeting a Is cent
lunch was served. Mrs. 6. Cronk
assisted Mrs. Premble..E 81 H.
Herman. Gregg spent Sunday in
Hines. T., 4. Z, y g,.sJ,.,s,. 5..s.sff s T.
| Zeb Montbriand has returned from
camp. -, r.. H.. ...,,-. r. J,,Sst.,
/ Ed Myers started to saw and make
Mrs. Xavier Pettildemange Of In.
ternational Falls is visiting here fol
some time. H. 8.&., rs! .,..st. s-t.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. :Wendorff and
family left Friday for their new
home at Wrenschall. -4a.r .5@1<3 T.,
j.. w. Murray visited here one DAY
last week while en- route to kelliher
r., H. Shumaker of Benidji was
There, on business Tuesday evening. !
| Mrs. Medley visited at Bemidj1
Monday. 60 ,"y: Is. .,yr1t- r. :. =
w. Lorn, Taylor made a business
"Trip to Bemidji Monday. 80. -"
The Walter League meets Friday
evening of this week. - ss, :. ~
Irene Kruger is expected home
from Nortbome, for Easter. ;.
E., F.. Shulke made a business triI
to Remidji4 Tuesday :. VT Vt. /. -.
/ F. E. Oppegard is slipping q car
load of potatoes ia. Yakima, Wash. Ia
E. E.. Shulke has shipped a CARLOAD
Of potatoes to Sioux City, Iowa.
| v. M. Owen is loading q car loae
of potatoes for Chicago. s. + d.
| Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
johnson Of Hines were shocked t.
HEAR Of Mrs. Johnson's death at Benz
lidji the fore part of the week. r.
i Mr.. McLeer Of Blackduck Fultol
:. 4 IL :. /, .
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.PINEWOOD
Omitted Last Week. !,

The Pinewood school Board Of
District No. 90 was down to Rt.mid3fs
Wednesday, on business con- Noted
with the school. The scho1puse
here in town has been collds9ned
BY the State SO something will kAve
10 hAsAone before school starts next
ss'SsMrs Chris Lindgren entertained
several Of tkealadies Of Pinewoodi
"Wednesday the occasion being her
+. Ss CLARK of Warren, MINI. and
Carl Hogenson Of sClearbrook arriv-
, ed here Wednesday. to take orders
for Thoroughbred :sows, which they
will deliver to the farmers next week.
: VIM. Iyerson and Geo. Curtis,
Roosevelt township, were business
visitors here Thursday ssssi bal Il. 5sS
Is Ted Peterson, Of Debs loaded q GER
Of Immigrant goods here hufsdAy
for Turtle Lake, N D., where he will
be engagedii in farming. We regret TO
see Mr. Peterson and; family leave
our vicinity, as they are old residents
here. III 5| ys$s y ,:
r. G. Greer, VIM. .Jaalen, Tom
Ammanson and, Herb Greer Of Debs
were Bemdiji business visitors Sat
urday. ~ !: 80, Al; + .asaft4Iii i1 .
Louis Tegner and X, *; Mipapd
went to Bemidji Saturday as Reppb.
lican delegates from Buzzle and
Pinewood to attend the County Con-
vention. ~ 49, &-.Sa, II ss%y 4
rOrlie Hippo of Debs left Friday to
visit, relatives at Shevlin for two
weeks before returning to Mime
apolis for. the summer. Il ia ~ ysas.ssa
The spelling contest held here
Saturday between the schools Of
Pinewood and Buzzie and;tthe Debs
consolidated and the North Fork
school was won by Henrietta Mark
Of Debs and Gladys. Wynne Of the
North Fork school. The winners Will
20. to Bemidii or Thief River Fails.
The girls did we'll, especially Gadys
Wynne, who was the smallest and
youngest of the contestants, spelling
down our big boys and we Icongratus
late both the girls and their teachers
for their good record made here. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Peterson Of
Dehs left for their, future home at
Turtle Lake, N. D., Monday evening
and our good wishes 90 with them,
Nell Cummings of Debs was q
Shevlin business visitor Saturday.
Ted and Herman Arnnnanson and
Sam Enger of Debs were business
callers here Monday. =.
Miss Gunstad visited at Theft Riv-
err over Sunday returning to her
school near here Monday. ES7l,5ga
The Misses Agnes and Jennie
Anderson and Sadie Faultz, teachers
af Debs and vicinity were here with
their pupils for the spelling contest
Saturday. Mr.. L. K, Hanson brought
them in. Isl EEsn..| ~. ~. ,,5.f%
4. B. Miller attended the Demo.
cratic County Convention at BemidJi,
being the Pinewood and Buzzle del
egate. Mr.. Millar is one Of the old
Beltrami county pioneers, having
landed in Beltrami County October
ID, 1895, before Bemidji was laid
out as townsitc and Detroit, Becker
County was the county seat. tFF@55%s
T. Miss Buelah, Sewell gave 2 dance
in Nelson's hall Saturday, evening
the funds to go to-, the Near East re-
lief. Good music was furnished and 9
good, sized crowd was present and
all report q good time. Nj HE'S [R#i'
ChasS Lindgren and son, Erving,
were *Be,nidji business visitors Mon
day. ~ 80. r.: . '5@s1f
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TENSTRIKE

VI. \ ne e5SOIlllNEity itSAAIAAEsAC1 .SAQI
held its regular meeting last Tues:
Pomeroy Reeves left last Friday
for a visit ID Guthrie. He returned
as far rs Bemidji Saturday where he
transacted busirsss, returning home
Saturday evening.
Zetta Mamie went to Bemidji Sat
Eurday for medical treatment. +,
Late Talbert went to Bemidji Fri
day evening. 4,.s s.ss I, r. ,.,.s ,,9u. -.
r. Rasmussen made business "trip
to BemidI Saturday. w. - r.. vi.
Mr. and Mrs, William Travis, en-
+tertained at a cribbage party last
Sid Kruger left Tuesday morning
for Mizpah where he will be employed
There was a shower on Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Harris at the. Spur school
last Saturday evening, those attend
!inE from Tenstrike were, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Krohn, MIR. and !, Mrs.
Irwin Krohn and l. Hazel sKrohn
Games were played after which 9
supper. was served. Archie Tolbert
also attended the, shower. &: ;ssssa:.
Mrs. Henry KIohn was expected
back this week from an extended visit
in Wisconsin. :.s&S>s' * !
IS ervices at the Presbyterian
church will :be held at 8 p; M. Sun.
days instead of $3.50 p. M. This is
the summer: schedule, + K *, .~, -
The M, & i. shasspslt on the freight
train service between RemidJ and
IA n1li ho,s {yyayico q Sx1ynQk
Rev, Thomas az. Rlackduck held
services at the ,Presbyterian church
here Tuesday evening.
w. A. Rice made d business trip
to Benidji Tuesday," =. -
Rev. I Woodcock held regular SER
vices at Spur Sunday afternoon. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Maule were
entertained at "a s. clock dinner at
the IF. X. Betz home. Sunday evening,
sHr. and Mrs. p. +. Madison, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Rice and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Travis. were entertained
at the Paul Haluptzak home last Sun:
day evening. >: :.:.........;, .,.....e. -,
!, Clarence Theriault spent Sunday
in Blackduck; -: ,;..sg;:>
w. Louis sTeylor returned from
Mizpah last SaEur day evening. ~
Quite = large crowd attended the
auction: shle az 4 the -As &c. Wendorft
place last. week Thursday. ...
" The first state examinations Of tbs
year in elementary work are being
taken this week at the school:
Delbept Tufford had the mill work
ing for the past week. 81
+ Il Mrs M Don of Blackduck visitee
here. Thursday Of last week: n
81 Mrs, p. r. Madison made a pro
fessional call at Hines last week. -, {
Mr. aud Mrs. j. w. sStowell Of
Rla 81 visited relatives here last
'Eld' Fiji Of spur: visited d.. here e las,
Thursday ~. r ". .-,.' = :. - g..
Walter Myers is here from Minnea;
polls helping, his brother cutting logs
The insurance adjustor, has moi
beer around vet to adjust the Jane:
brit rp,asits Robideau was on thu
| sickf.Hst last week. pss.ssS: -,
Paul Baluptzak made a business
trip 10 Belrid1i T'uesday,,3n = :.
Up, %. Madison, made "a business
trip to Relnidj il one; day last week.
SsGeorge Lund gren,'. made ysevera
trips to Bemidii The past two week ,e
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sTEREoFiIc AN LECTURE in 4
METHODIST cHURcH TONIGHT

Special: services are to be held in
the auditorium Of the Methodist
church this evening at 8 O'clock with
e steroptican lecture on "The. First
Year of the Centenary" Slides are
furnished by the centenary and the
pictures are very instructive. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this lecture, ISSUED something worth
while. .f,,.
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ST. pAuL's YOUNG PEOPLE
/ n rs X MEET v {; THIS EVENING

The Young People s League q the
st. PauPs Evangelical church will
Hold its business meeting this eve
ming at 8 o. clock at the home Of Ed
ward Grimm, 124l Irvine avenue,
and all 4aenlbeEs are requested to. be
present. A social hour will follow
the. business meeting. *sa 5,ss
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BETHEL LUTHER LEAGUE ...s-
y s.ssss;,z:FtGlYES PROGRAM TONIGHT

The Luther League Of the Bethel
lutheran church assumes ia fine pro-
gram to be given this evening at 3
o'clock sharp in the church, Sixth
street and America avenue. The pro-
gram is as follows: Song by the audi
ence; welcoming address by the pres
ident, of the Luther League; essay,
Facts about the Lutheran Church,
Theodore Fenske; song by a trio;
sketch Of the early history of the
SAugustana Synod BY Alice Elmquist;
vocal solo by Alma Elmquist. paper
ION HOur Charitable Institutions" by
Hattie Fegelberg; ann ounce n1entsI;
CLOSING hymn; sbenediction.
Z After the program refreshments
twill be served; in the church base
Ement The admission fee is rs cents,
refreshments. The public
lis cordially invited to attend.
Ito attend. tzs
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:IF'4A1W'PAUkEElvlS" CLUB HAS
VERY ENyoYkBLE MEETING

Sixteen members Of the q awpau-
keewis'' club were entertained at the
home Of Miss Julia Nelson. Thir-
'teenth street and Beltfanii avenue,
last evening. A Study Of flowers
was the evening lesson subject, and
a*social time was enjoyed for the re-
mainder OF the evening, and lunch
was served by the hostess.
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Kruger Lumber Co. was here on busi-
ness Monday ii Il.
W. N. Gregg made a business trip
to Bemidji Monday.
Mrs. l., A. Rear:ch visited in Benz
idji Monday. ~
Mrs. Paul Haluptzak and Mrs.
F. Y. Betz went to Bemidji We'd
nesday. t%A k9ii ff%;-+ Z
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Polar Pie. Ask Tor IL I, 2-lA

Miss Milrae .Aehenbach returned to
MINNEAPOLIS Tuesday !; night to re,
sumo her Studies at the university
after spending her spring vacation
with her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Achenhach, III Fifth street. IA
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Y The misc lianeo division Of the
Ladies' Aid Of the. Methodist church
will meet Friday at the home Of Mrs.
4. B. Grandy, 523 Twelfth street,
and the chairman, Mrs. j. B. Min
nick. requests all members to be
present. ~ =. K Z. ...ss3j
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Cook With Gas
s-So$tf

Ii Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker and
little daughter, Rose Marie, left this.
morning for Detroit, Michigan, where.
they will visit relatives. They will
visit at Dowagiac zen route there, and
on their t:etpirn trip. will stop at.
Chicago and the Twin Cities. Mr.
Baker expects to be gone about three
weeks and Mrs. Baker and Rose
Marie a longer time. z. 2.s,;.
Polar Pie. Ask for iii; 2-lAtf:
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Polar Pie. Ask for 1T. 2-lltd
Cook With Gas
3-30Itf

Judge C. w. Stanton left this
morning for Branerd where he was
to preside at the hearing of case
in court today. He expects to con-
tinue on to St. Paul tonight, where
he will spend few days on business.
The :Nosu. Millinery Friday and
Saturday specials: II. S ..ss.s. 4
Two dozen hats, at $3.7S each.
2 dozen hats at i$4.75 sach.
-, - -. Z. - -. 49,. sltd2.20
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&5aI1M
3$ Items for this colunn will b
gladly received ~ Mrs. Harvey.
telephone 114-W. Rsadsrs owe &
Il 20 their guests and 70 th&nl.s
selves to sec that Sitenps Of local 81
interest sass reported. Every itsn
will be given proper considers.
tioa when source il knewn.
Enock Storey 9of scribbi lar was i
business visitor in Bsmidii Wednes-
day, y n
!. E. Raymond Of .EEahh attended
to business matters i Hi Wed,
/ nesdsy. ss u
Cook With Gas !.
Franz Traftons IS improving his.
residence ii Mill Park by building
an addition. 81, - -
Lloyd: Swedberg of Buena Vista is
attending to business matters in
Bem;dji this week. s
Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14tf
Mrs. George Becker of Grant Val
lev was shopping and calling on
friends in Bemidji Wednesday. S%
"A. Selmer Esterby left today for
Scobey, Mont. to spend the summer
with his uncle on their ranch. :
Insist on Pillsbury's Best flour,
|. your grocer has its ct Al
A. Kaiser, president Of the First
. National Bank lat Bagley, stopped
/ over in the city Wednesday, en- route
to-, the Republican convention at St.
Paul. 45,=s +; ~: ,.1S .ss
Cook, With Gas
!, miss Catherine Van Etten, who sub
stituted as q teacher. in the Benidji
Z schools for few days, left this morn
ing for her home at international
Falls. 4. BID y .z: ,s,s Ri
s P. E. Welch was able to return to
his duties at the Minnesota Electric
Light and Power company's Office
yesterday after an illness of q week
with la grippe; zttSSs?s
A. G. jacobson of Bismarck, North:
Dakota, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Denu for the past
few days; returned Wednesday; af-
ternoon to his home in Bismarck.
Tbs Vogue Millinery eleyer new
mo<lals, from $6:7s6, mp To- $lQto0sy
over ten dollars, fer Friday. snd' Sat-
n 81 .1td8.so'
What might have been q serious;
fire was aVerted Wednesday by an;
early discovery. Mrs. Charles Ma
soner. Mill Park, went into the kitchen
and! found one corner of the room!
from floor to- ceiling ablaze..sIt was
extinguished WITH stew pals of water
without calling the fire department
.s;;.s. Cook With Gas . =7. \ I
c.,.s:.. .E5@ $3.50 ii.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker and
little daughter, Rose Marie, left this
morning for Detroit, Michigan, where.
they will visit relatives. They will
visit at Dowagiac zen route there, and
on their .JEetWrn trip will stop at
Chicago and the Twin Cities. Mr.
Baker expects to be gone about three
weeks and Mrs. Baker and Rose
Marie a longer time. Ess;
Polar Pie. Ask for Iii :2-lAtf7
=. i. Cook With Gas Il :. :a.1 Il
.s,,.. H.. !. .,z'''.. {. $50 If
.r Judge C. w. Stanton left this.
morning for Brainerd where he was
to preside at the hearing of a case:
in court today. He expects to con-
tinue on to St. Paul tonight, where.
he will spend few days on business;
The :Xogus Millinery Friday and
Saturday specials:
Two dozen hats, at $3.7S each.
2 dozen hats at i$4.75 sach.
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Miss Pearl Peterson Of Kelliher
arrived ID Bemidji Friday and will
be employed here. sss.

Mis-. poar, p.+er.op n ~ 81 IS,
arrived ~ Remidii Fndav md viii
ha, amn,nvaa Mo- : : -.
M
Raw sKahiler retnrned l.st night IL
bms;ness Trim to'Grsnd i Enrts y 81 q
4. !. s. -. ~ M
Mrs panl Halnntuot .rd M. Re4x
Of Tenstrika swere an I'm fseno;a;i YES
terdav shonn;ng ana calm IN fr;enas
Mrs. G r Rilev received word vas.
terdav frat, har brother. = critic allv
| iii At the home 81 her mother IN St.
Cloud. IN. '.s.
s. III,
------:----
|. SSrMrs, John Gerror Of Mill Park, who
has, been very ill for the past week
with la grippe is reported to be re-
covering. 81 ~ 4, ~
James Lappen arrived in Bemidji
Tuesday night and is the guest Of his
Ulster, Miss IrenesssI appen. 5lOh
America avenues "a ..s'2.Ss2
-. = ~ 4
on the afternoon train yesterday and
held services there last night, re-
turning to Bemidii to-day, s7 B. lSlilts
~ ~ ---------- 3,
Allen Koepp, 6-year old son Of Mr..
sippi avenue. is reported to be very
iii with yellow iaundice.
e $a.. -4t::.:2$ - - ..s%.
$50 900 to loan on farms, Dean
Eand company. - Lift
az. q y -- -.----- rs
Mrs. Clarence Montague. 1928 Doud
avenue, last evening. Mother and
~, s;5,.. ss.: ,..-- ---
Howard Palmer, who visited with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. B. Pal
turned to the University wednesday.
!. Dance At Old EArmo,ry Friday niicht.
March S1st. Music 81 ShucK's Jazz
Orchestra Everybody invited for "A
good time. $.s ct 3.3I
sgys -....--. --- tz 7sis
IT. McMann and 2. H. Dea of the
ing and are transactine business 81
the Crookston Lumber company plant
to-day. 7. .5.s gs, 81
4 $500 Y .aS
Miss Irma Hintz resumed her stud.
les at the Benlidji schools Tuesday
e. az s1se =. Sen u@ys sI g
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Mrs. S. ID. Snyder received word
Of the death of an uncle,
"a. A. Lalone, at Verndale. Funeral
services are to be held there tomor-
row and if train connections can be
made, Mrs. Adeline Goodrich will 81
There will be a dance at Ny1nore
Friday night. Music by the sGloom
EChasers. 2td3-3I
i Miss Maurice Kavanaugh of PER-
Eham, Mimi, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Grinager,f and
family, 312 " Minnesota avenue, left
Monday morning for Brainerd to
visit relatives. She will return To-
.Bemidji for longer visit before go
ing to her home.
Among the number who left Benz
idji last evening to attend the re-
publican district convention to be.
held at st. Cloud today and the state
convention at st. Paul tomorrow
were: j. C. Parker, F. s.. Arnold,
Eugene Berman, H. q. Mitchell and
4, 2. S, sPegelow. s,.s.,3ssss. .t.g..ss s
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Miss Irma Hintz resumed her stud
les at the Benidji schools Tuesday
after an absence Of ten days at
the farm home of her parents be-
cause Of illness. stsS s5s53- !: Is I.
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Howard Palmer, who visited with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a. 3. Pal
mer during his spring vacation re
turned to the University Wednesday.
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& A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Montague, 1928 Doud
avenue, last evening. Mother and
baby are reported to be doing well.