The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-25

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Mrs. VIM. Clish st Filth ward Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. NJ. Gleason at
Walker the latter part IT the week!
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Mr.: and MIS-. William Berry and
family of Kelliher mdiootored to Be-
| midi yesterday and called on friends
Misses Ethelynt Han and Mary
lSchlerman mrriqqtored Yesterday to Pu-;
Iposky and nearby towns for an out
ing. s.=;:> =: ~. &. =.
\ Ne. and Mrs. Peter .Thorsen, Min
nesota avenue, autoed, to Fosston,
sSaSda and visited friends andSrela7
tiyss for a,short tine =. '.. &C.,.
i Foot troubles So lieekinds relieved
by Dr.. Scholl's methods: Free demon
strationr will be held at. the .'B e D"
Shoe Store, Wednesday,, Sept. ~ by
one Of Dr.. SchoiIs experts. St9-26
Norman Kittleson left today for
Minneapolis where he will continue
His studies at the University Of Min
nesota. He is takingia dental course.
erder-your " oolea Blankets from
the Bemidji Wooden Mills. 6d9-25
T Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Funk and
family. motored yesterday to Itasca
State Park for an outing. Their sis
Eter in law, Mrs. Schrock, who is their
Eguests accompanied them. r y g. e.
Little Gerald Hunt i IT.; sol, of Mr.. land
Mrs. D. Hunt, 40 Eighth street who
has been ill and under a Edoctor's
care for the past few days, was. re-
ported slightly improved today:
|: Mrs. C. M. Bacon, Mrs. Henry Fal.
Ion and Norman Kittleson, who have
visited friends and relatives at: Ear az.
7 20 and sMoorehead Tor 8 week return
ed:to Bemidii Saturday, having made
the trip by auto. - (. = ? IS =, ,.:S>< y,
II you have d cor1l-and the cha.
ces are YOU have one or more OF
these: pesky thing you win be in.
teressted iii the Dr.: Scholt dem61stfa.
| ton 1T tie ssB 3D. Shoe store, Wed
lnesday, Sept. 27. 49, ~ F;>3t9-26
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Il E Mrs. George Vaney of Crookston
T and Mrs. Pat Meyers: Of Grand Fork.
Who, chine e. Bemidji 70 attend the
funeral 81 their tti little niece; The late
Fern Margaret Trimble, returned to
! their. homes On the early morning
train Sunday. :. :, 81 s,s> "a q
Edwin Simons left to-day to- e,
slime his studies at the University 81
Minnesota, where he. Will a!juniol
/ this VI year I'll the MEDICAL department
| he has visited his parents NJ aid
Mrs. n, A. Simons, Sr., 1403 BemidjI
avenue, for . short time. /.
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ne ss"p =. 8. sasssss 4, /.
miss Grace Jones' lett sdndhy
NIGHT for Minneapolis to enter hel
seniior year iii the dental department,
IL the University u Minnesota. She
| has been the guest 81 Her mother
Mfa EHsahbiastth ". Jones, E: Nymore
duiing part of her vacation:
!: WOODEN II, +. c:loth, 81 indhes vide, 81
shadeess-cah nov be: bought at the
Bemidji WOODEN Mills. Il r. %6d9-2t
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Trafton ahd
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Traitor
and Mrs: Charles Masoner apd little
daughter Gertrude, motored Sunday
to their farm home 5 miles north o.
Bemidji, taking with them % picnic
dinner and spending the afternoon
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Il Mr.. and Mr. III. Matson ane
4 family and Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. French
and little daughter 1notored Sunday
| to Third River near Blaskd0ck, fol
an allday'sy outing. taking with then
a picnic dinner which val served at
noon. : : tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Il MsDonalt