Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 3

$95 cash. F. M. phone 232. ho has don of N‘y-.u e ? isont Eeonard | day. “ of Bramrd are ‘guests in Bemidji ¥ t the home ohletan, C. A. Bush; ! Mr. and Mrs Clifford’ Omsteud ton Saturday evening to wvisit parents for 1ew dags. I;)i'merly a resident- of this-city. Misses Llllxan and: Dimple :Kruck-|: enberger, who were guestsfor a week of their sister; Mrs. J. D. Hart* man, and family, Nymoregjeft h- day mornlng for their home! : Alice Dean, returned. to her home at| . Dv_ym N. B.,*Monday. :Chiet. -Pohue Thomas Baileyrand the ‘Bemidji Police Dapartment will snests of honor yter tonight. d9:6 f Park Raplds - Brvin -Lindeman spent the past week-visiting at the hni!p of his, sister and_ brother-in- h, ,)lr ‘and ‘Mrs. E. P. Peterson. Alex Ripple of Nebish, principal of “the .conselid; .achool, - Pleasant Vafity and 'E. Lee, clerk of. the zchnol clmtrlct tmnmcte business in " Dance nt Cass, Lake Armory Thursday, September Tth.~ Music by Scfinel‘a Jazz Qrchestra. 1d9-6 M!ss Lila“Leg iof:Nebish, who has ‘engaged to:teach in the Pleas- he e Week. : —— R Marrs and son Clayton, who li'a ]Jmldmg a school house near Solway, motered ‘o the ‘city Satur- day “evening and spent Sunday ;nt their 'lmmg. 1103 . Mississippi ave- l’lllR. > of " East ~Grana’ Saturday. ep. route Ehted cAu.'mp HEAR THE NEW Dw.fls sheet Bagley, in- Bemidji ‘Mot " ling ral tives Carl Jones of Nebish, who is as- * |sisting in the constynetion of the new_consolidated ‘schoel .building Farris, ‘spent Sunday : B with his wife, 'and his"sister, Jesse McPhenson, 417 Mmflom ave- Mrs. Carl Jones of. Nebish, in Bemidji Saturday and enrolled’ as-a studi a perjod of Hix we tlme she will consin and Michigan, where they have been the past two yee‘ki visit- and In{nds. They Visits ‘ge mndp’n erous 'stops BHajrs: newing. uqunmtances mer homes. "Mr. and Mrs. 'W gflnddaughter, MN Bemld]l Saturday" street Mr. Rous& i87a the Mesdames Scott... Mrs. Anna Carter ‘'6f’ South B midji- was- a- guest ¢f - Mrs. M Knox Monday afternoon, Knox accompanied her Home: simed her duties as teaikel“tf intermediate grade of dated school at Carr La¥ ping. Miss Knox e owith=Mrs. “Cartat school term. Mr. and Mrs. children, 815 - /Mississippi avenue, motored to’ Luke ?hntmuet Mon- Baéwh.. at their summer cottnge Bobby H:leett, who, 3! 'ark for a n{i.emgon mxtmx, taking ‘;m‘ er. .. Included Mrs. A “dsughter Misg Margaret, fimflwn and f; M. TR conipanied her-there, where she hfi}u eufl Y‘!flg # Ir. and been‘mued to wch “the coming | ta ‘Erlckson and sts Milrae Achen- the Univers ngpxg)l Bm:}n oécur st Birchmont “Hetel Thursday evennng,_fiegtemhu the . Tth. 11 stoekholders are invited. A statement of the years business will be mnde also plnns fw fhe commg year dis- cusged. ™" : Lettord, i{i—. and: sflm ?‘Only fie ipostacript. K 8ays, teXcuse -the gapen—hn :all out of Ea- s nlm- ’ » ‘ Ia.style is atho itdu;e :mxmmmetmnlmp- es distinctive, and/ its price modest. Let uy'show you our- display, of/ flat shades and- CITY DRUC STORE Hartman: and son Gor- spoptiimbier Day.with | business, visiter. in Bemidji Mondug. ;| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rappsita, :1111, > { stslsslppl avenue, ‘Ninth street, left by aute for T"ou— M. W. Pigrce an ; Tuésday from an“auto trip to Wis- 1 - | tored . Saturday to-Creekston wher: Erioch Storey of ‘Wilton was a —— ' Mr. and Mrs. P. Brawick of Nary, transacted bnamm in Bemidji Tues. " 1. Raymond of Frohn was at- tending to business matters in Be- midji Wednesday. 3 - Mr. and Mrs: E. J. Letdord hm &s.their guest; his sister-inslaw, Ml‘fi. Ed Letford of Pine Rlver. Mrs. H.'F. Billings returned Tues- d.ly ‘to ‘her ‘home: in* St. Cloud after being a guest ‘of -hter: parents, Mr. and Mrs.. C. B. Minnick, and family, for two weeks. Henry. Kirtland of International (Falls-deft: Tuesday for his home af- -tex. spending --a -few days with his! cogsin, Mrs, Gevrge Walker Jr.j>ani ily, 514~America avenue .Mrs. Charlotte Clark, who has re- sded in ‘Bemnidji’- during .the sum- mer, will. leave “for' Wenatchee,' msh., this week iwheré ' she will make relatives an extended visit. - :Miss -Hypatia Bm-e metored :to’ : ‘I‘uevday ang gxe guests »f Mr. M A Dvoracek family will motor tehvrrow to Min neapolis where they will attend ti | state Sair for:a dew duys. Mrs; i -accompany them. Mr. and Mrs! Danielson and Melvin .Banielson, mo-: they visited the Jatter’s relatives Monday night. €; stggygg Delsm- " alsG o They report a very enjoyable trip. " :Miss Myrtle Aldrich, who was-em: | ployed- at the Birchmont Beach-hotel: l' dfor several weeks, returned Fuday to her home, 1115 Mississippi’ avenfle Miss .A]dnch ‘had-the mw!ortune to. ith & butcher knife -about ‘ten days. ,;ga, ‘while “preparing a ‘hard-shelled ‘| squash for dinner at the hotel. She yas --brought idji for surgical nnnn “and,. af stories. ‘picture’ with a fine ‘this, ,Mul «comedy. Laporte Saturday evening and willl little son Joe, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.] over Sunday, réturning- to mexd immediately ‘to’ -Be- Nearly everybody who.reads has enjoyed at least one of Mary Rob- ‘efts Rinchart’s wonderful hospital “The Glorious Fool” is per- haps the bést known of this group, ‘and. Goldwyn ‘has made it into a .;Chadwick.and. Richard Dix, two young Phyeu who-have won a fol- lowing, \ play -the leading roles in week. ' 7§ +trouble,, i health, with - relatives at Staples. at the :N. P. hos where “he ital, . ‘and Mis. W.'J."Stock of Be- Al are.atfepding the state fair and. visiting friends in Minneapolis this i Miss Esthér Quéada of Tenstrike iJwas in Be:lq‘dn Wednesday én route , N. D., where she will consnlt}g specm st because of throat idji m-his home in Blackduck guest of his sister, Mrs: B oracek and family. He came to consult a physician because of: i Mrs. George Bridgema@ and two daughters returned to their home in Fifth- wyrd after a two weeks’ visit Mrs. Bridgeman also visited her husband Minneapolis, s recovering from a re- cent operation for the removal of a CTHE BEMIDOT 'DAILY 'PIONEER er Get duplicate keys made while you wait! f:::ned thtdugh W onsif, a (hxtam:; o-0L 680, miles. “V'éne doy ut meeh Park in Ch:cngo i cast. Helen directed by ‘E:MASON HOPPER ERRERERRRRRTRRERRRRRRRRERR R R R R AR R R AR RRRRRRLARRRRRRARL LT Wi Bobby Bush, small son of Mr. and |union at the latter place. Mrs. W week '} Mrs. C. A. Bush, underwent an _op-|cox and.son Sanley.agcompanied e end in Muu apolis. atte the | n yesterday for the removal of [ etate “f"m".“ e e ‘f)lwfi‘emldjl — his tonsils and adenoids, and is' re- ported to be getting along as. well as could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilcox and Mrs. James Long of Puposky return- ed Tuesday from'a' few days’ motor trip to Henning, Sauk’ Center, attending a family re- A Mrs. Lang to her home today, return- ing to Bemidji this afternoon. Monday accompanied by :Mr. Bowers, ' who is a' traveling.salesman out of Minneapolis.- They. are packing their household . furniture preparatory to shipping ' it. to. aneapolxs where James Lappen returned to Bemidji the latter part' of the week from North Dakota where he has been em- ployed on a farm during the sum- mer, and he will attend school.here this winter. Alexandria and BIG PARAMOUNT SPECIAL, 9 Reels JESSE L. 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