The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-01-24

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I During the absence tof Tho
Pioneer's regular society report
er, those who have items Of per.
sonal interest or social interest
are asked to call Phone No. -
G or 402 in reporting these events.
Z, The same courteous SonsidsFa.
ation will be given items of thiD
i; nAture9as in the past, when the j:
i ssnree q ' is knewn. 9: Il
Paul Haluptzok of Tenstrike visit
ed .BemidjiSon business Monday.
!! Mis-. Hi C. sBasr goes to Mime
apols tonight forfa weeks visit.
Lloyd swed bergEof Buena Vista is
visiting friend sin iBemidji this week.
William Rogers of Nary was; . be-
tween-tra:ns business visitor in Be-
:: midi Monday. iE'i,' " 3i%.$ Z: ~ ~
r Miss Hazel .Ibertson has been quite
ill for a few days. She was improved
this morning. q '''
$4,000 to, loan on farms. Dean
Land company LIST
T.; C. Stuart went to .Clearbrook'
yesterday on business and returned
this morning. e.. 80.
Little Katherine Dyoracek has been
i'll for several days but is better to-
day, it is reported. p, ;st ,$ss.. f., ,'''.
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The Bible Study class of the Bap-
t.st church will meet tonight ct 8.
o'clock in the. church. ~ f. =
Dan. Rose is. spending several days
in st: Cloud this week on business for
the Watab Paper Co.: :: : . >:s. IT,
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The grade work in agriculture: was
completed last week andyno newFclass
will be started this year. II"
Fiftee,ni.inch hard and soft. wood
'~'slabs for $3.50 per load ae Bemidji
Manufacturing Co. > 49, = = 12-7tf
The children of C. r. Welch Of
Ninth street are convalescing from
an attack of chickenpox. !
Ole Larson came home from Craig
to spend the week end with his fam
lily and to transact business.
Miss Lois Daily, school nurse, re-
sumed her duties today aftera weeks
absence on account of illness. .Ss .:S =
M. E. Ibertson, who has been III for
the past week, is able to be out again
today for the first time since his: i'll
ness. :::t. .l:~:., ..,f:.. -
Spring will soon be here. Have your
car painted or vanished now, Pearl
barnell. Phone 2ozW. =: =: 1-17tt
"' r. sk::s Bhler, district engineer Of
the state highway department, re-
turned this morning from "a weeks
stay in Chicago. III =: = : =. :, T
Miss Annette Cooper of Grand
Forks, N. D., and lately from Russia,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A.. Gross
man. for a few weeks. w
Mrs. Letford, who has been con-
fined to her home for a couple Of
days, resumed work as primary teach
er today at East school. ',.+ = "
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Mrs. L. c.. Cole of the Fifth ward
has been i'll for the past week with
slight attack Of pneumonia but is now
improving, it is reported. -
When in need Of wood call Cliff
ford & Co. We handle wood and wood
saving only for the: .acconano dation
Of the farmers who make our corner
their headquarters. Wood saving 75c
per cord. Call 100. 3t1-23-25-27
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Miss Mary Lilliskoy, assistant coun-
ty superintendent zof schools, visited
the school near the German Lutheran
church, east Of town, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry sBridgeemai,
left Bemidji Monday morning for
Portland, Oregon. From Portland,
they will go. to Los Angeles and re-
turn in March. - : AT'?f.:.> >
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NJ. E. Smith Of the Smith Lumber
company returned this morning from
Minneapolis where he attended the
lunbermen's convention and spent
the past several days on business mat
ters. s:::=, 80 S..:,. ,. 81, 81, s5 .:S
Miss Alma SWenson, rural school
inspector from the State Department
Of Education, is here for the week vis-
iting schools with County .Superin-
tendent J. C. McGhee... Monday they
visited the schools in the eastern part
of. the town Of Frohn, and later they
expected to visit Wilton, Solway and
from there north to Pinewood, Debs,
Island Lake and TIN. consol olidated
school in Pleasant Valley, also the !
schools at Puposky and Spur.