The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-30


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Miss Alice Minnick spent Sunday
= at the E. a. Grier farm at Tensthike
Mrs. F. E: Crayer of Turtle River
was a business visitor in ! Bemidji
Saturday. L. - X
=: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Phibbs of Rock
wood are transacting business in Be-
midi today. 49,
Miss Virginia Whiting of Black
duck spent Sunday in Bemidji as the
guest Of Miss Flora Shepard.
County Engineer S. D. Snyder
and Leo Lalone are transacting bus
mess in the vicinity of Tenstrike to-
day.
$4,000 20 loan on farms. Dean
Lard company. LIST
Miss Isabelle Holdahl, acting as
sistant county :, superintendent Of
schools is visiting the school at Spur
today. ~: RI. H.. ~
Ruben and Herbert Mag, who are
attending the local high school, spent
the weekend at their home in Pu-
posky.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
of Turtle River, Thursday, October
26 a son. Mother and baby are re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
Miss Sadie Chesborough, teacher
in Lincoln school has returned to
Bemidji from the Twin Cities where
she transacted business and attend
ed the M. E. A. meetings for a few
days last week.
President M. W. Deputy Of the
State Teachers college returned to
Bemidji Sunday morning from the
Twin cities, having attended the M.
E. A. meetings and transacted bus
mess there last week.
G.. Oliver Riggs returned to Be-
midi Sunday having transacted bus
mess relative to the Bemidji Boys
band at Chicago and the Twin cities
visited his mother at Joy, Illinois,
and his sister at Muscatine, Iowa.
He has been away from Bemidji for
about three weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Grafton and little
son returned Saturday evening from
Minneapolis where they went We'd
nesday evening to consult special
lists for the latter. Mrs. J. G. Graf
ton, who has spent several weeks IN
the Twin Cities, returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Ohngren of
Seattle, who have been in Rochester
on account of the health Of Mr.. Ohm
gren and who have spent the past
month in Bemidji as the guests OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ohngren, left today for Arizona,
having been advised to go there by
his physician.
Mrs. Frank Trafton, who has been
suffering with blood poisoning at
her home in Mill Park for the past
two weeks, is not making as rapid
q recovery as her friends wish, she
she having been confined to her bed
because of her condition again last
week. She was reported to be slight
w improved this morning.
The following Bemidji school
teachers returned from the Twin
Cities Sunday morning after having
attended the M. E. A. meetings there
last week: Misses Mary Lowe, Jose
phine Parker, Marie Bloom, Alice
Benson, Margaret Conway, lslay
johnson, Ellen Bolger, Dorotny
Merchant, and Bergit Samuelson.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond FAIR did
not leave for their new home at
Caledonia Friday evening, following
the wedding ceremony, as planned
but they spent a couple of days at
the farm home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, NJ. Phibbs at Rockwood.
They left on the II o'clock train last
evening for Caledonia where he is
manual training teacher and athletic
sdirector.
s Mrs. D. Wilcox is expected home
tonight from three months d trip
spent in Michigan, Illinois and the
Twin Cities. She will be accompanied
by her sister, Mss. C. M. Luxford