The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-25

AZ Sam Paquin, merchant at Spur 10
transacted business in Bemidji Mon
day. .: a'o ri r. a .sa.aas
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Branvik Of Nary
were business visitors in Bemidji
Monday. - ft.@'55s ..5se2.r ,5s Hg
Miss Agnes Larson of Wanke came
to Bemidji to-day to get her teachers
certificate renewed. tx t84t"eG iyllAds
Miss Martha Larson LETT Monday
for Wolfe Point, Montana, where she
viii, visit her sister, Mrs. Cora Spenc-
ersfor about three weeks. Y z y
Big Moose Bazaar this evening,
Come and have a good time. 5t7-29
Miss Jennie Sparby, summer stu
dent at the college, who remained in
Bemidji for the teachers examine
tions this week returned to her home
Gatzke Monday.
John B. Fraser of the firm of
Noyes & Fraser, canoe specialists,
St. Paul is spending weeks vaca-
ton in Bemdiji and visiting his
brother Fred Fraser of the Pioneer
force.
. Miss Dorothy Wilson, daughter of
E. Y. Wilson left this week for Ro-
chester, Mimi, ovisit her mother at
the hospital where Mrs. Wilson is
convalescing very nicely after an OPP
Grafton. N
b. S. CASTLE of Heulin will return to
his home tonight after spending the
past six weeks in Bemidji as a sum-
mer student at the college and re-
naming over the first Of this week to
take the teachers examinations.
Mrs. Louis Geiser, grand president
of the Degree Of Honor, was week
end guest at te summeh home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Larson, Waville 60
ing from there to International Falls
to transact business for the Order
of the Degree of Honor. =
Miss Ella Sonstrud returned yes
terday from Duluth and Superior
where she has visited for several
days. She was accompanied home by
Miss Leesa Isaacson who will be
guest at the Sonstrud home, 1000
America avenue, for a few days.
The Rev. Alphonse Sausen, rector
of St. Johns university, was a week
end visitor in Bemidji, calling on
friends while here. He also conducted
the services in St. Phillips church
Sunday. Rev. Fraling, pastor of the
local church, is visiting friends at
Marshall and other places for aweek.
Salad string beans, asparagus style,
a new. Richelieu number ideal for
salads-the best that's packed-Sun-
shine Grocery. -, 3t7-21-25727
Miss Margaret wedge Of Minneap-;
oils motored to Bemidji from Park
Rapids where the, family are spend
ing the summer, and she is q: guest
of Miss Alice Dean, Lake Boulevard
wkhile here. Her father, A. G. Wedge
accompanied her to Bemidji to trans
act business here. Vs..
A. C. Goddard of the Red Lake
Agency is building a modern home
at LaMoure. Work of putting in the
foundation was commenced this week
Paul Winklesky has the contract for
it's completion and stated that Mr..
Goddard will have a substantial and
modern house when the work is done.
IA few Bemidji people enjoyed an
auto trip to Grand Rapids and the
Iron Range Sunday. Included in the
party were, Emil .Eickstad, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Ware and son Percy and
daughter Zehma and Miss Ella Hen
nigan. They stopped at Taconite
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wares son, Asa, whosis employed at
the Oliver Mining company.
Carnival dances at the Moose hall
tonight, 10 cents per dance. 6t729
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Smith motored
Sunday to Gull Lake, accompanying
Miss Mabel Dickinson who has been
their guest, to her home there. On
their return trip they met at Brain
erd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Smith of Min
neapolis, parents of DR.. Smith and
also his niece and nephew Marian
and Seth Pollard who accompanied
them home and will remain in Bemid-
j for about a month as their guests
at their summer home, LaMoure.
Carnival dances at the Moose hall
each evening Of the Moose Bazaar.
-. - 5t7-29.