The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-02

lit to their guests and to ,them. =
: selves to see that items Of local ,
interest are reported. Every item
will beg given+ proper, ,considefa. -.
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!: 4 Sam Pequin of Eckles was a busfr-
ness visitor in Bemidji Monday: -.
Fred Barr p ofssBecida TRANSLATED
business in BemidN Mopday,f ~ g.
: Mrs. Christ Neuman, 1901 Missis-
sippi avenue, is visiting relatives at
Cass Lake.
=:HOley Hauganson of Wilton was a
between-train business visitor. in Be-
midi Monday SFo
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- = $50 II
~ j. S. Stecker of Williams, Cor
pers motored to Bemidji Friday and
transacted business. :.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Carpenter of Tenth street at
St. Anthony's hospital April 80.
P. L. Hines visited his brother at
= Hines Sunday and returned to his
home in Bemidji Sunday night:
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= M: w. Knox went to- Nebish Mon
day to assist his son Norman, with
the spring work on his farm near
there. = ~ :. =: &~s...,,,' =, =,
Mrs. May Daniels Of Becida was
in Bemidji Monday en- route to Sol
way to visit friends and relatives for
short time.
- Cook With Gas
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. R.. Mars and sons
Clayton and Stuart, 1903, Mississippi
avenue, made 3 trip by auto to Black
duck Sunday. = 'o.'E : ~
Miss Ottena Stay, student of the
Bemidji State Teachers college, is
confined to her home with infamma-
tory rheumatism. Il - -,
Mrs. M. LaBounty has been quite
seriously i'll and under the care Of 9
physician at her home, 908 Missis-
sippi avenue, since Friday.
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Mrs. Emma Elletson arrived in: Be-
midi Saturday evening from an exs
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Nebraska and Minnesota. /
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G.. Schadegg and,
son Milton returned Sunday night
from his brothers farm near Cas-
Lake where they spent the week end.
- Mrs. Reinoehr; Of 402 Irvine aye
nue. was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. DIV. Mohler at their farm
home and also attended the dance Ct
Six-Mile Corner. II + s ..s: s; 81 s:s
$4,000 to. loan on farms. Dean:
Land company: = i 1.ls y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warfeld apd
family returned last week from Los
Angeles, Calf, where they have been
enjoying the winter months since the
first part Of January. go "
Misses. Gladys and Josephine Steele
of Park Rapids are guests at the. home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde IPetrie, 1913
Bemidji avenue, for about two weeks.
They are cousins Of Mr.. +yPetrie.
Mrs. Chester S.. Rouse returned to
her duties as teacher of the Fonteii-
ace school in lockwood Monday, af-
ter spending the week end pleasant
ly with home folks in Benidj il:
Leonard and Oscar. Peterson of
Fourteenth street, who spent last
week seeding oats on their fathers
farm at Carr Lake, spent Sunday
with home. folks in Bennidji, return
ing to. Carr Lake Monday morning. j;
Mr.. and, Mrs. W. A. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
.Haluptzok and Mr.. and Mrs. F. x.
Betz were among those from Ten
strike who attended the American Lee
gion dance at the new armory Mon
day night. 7" r. - Ezss1:
S.sA. Cutter, Albert Smart, fVernl
Crosby and PyL. Hines went to Ten
strike Saturday night on the 6. o'clock
train and conferred degree work on
candidates for the order of. Odd Eel
lows there, The, first three named
returned to. their homes on, the II
O'Clock train that evening! @s7
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VIM. Stillmaker, returned to Be-
midi Monday from Observation-Disclosures
he shipped his household; goods the
latter part Of last week, and he ac-
compapfed. his. family there today,
where they expect to reside pnl their
farm: !. They made the trip by auto.