Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 3

1 | | L optn Tt BT i | | | | _@Wflfifiwfi»v¢--..’.a.‘.;au D At -«w..—‘-g(é»vr’f@;.'g,"&-‘;—'&;fi'm.d;;v- o e very pretiily decorated for"the. oc-|for the: Bemldfi schobl ToFumter into- N & similar conférenge with the. othex “An - auto - trip for 'the enthrhm- Teacher colleges _of: the state and { ment of the guests was: also -plan- [ some action, fo that effect may. be_ ¢ , 1 nned by the Croohton order, Hut |forthcoming in the near future-: )hThle tl;lree t:e“t: dD:}:h d?lt P‘:mld.ll owing .to- the rain could not be car-|Bemidji~ school is m\;fl to playthun ople who attende: e district con- Iried out. important part in" athletics within- e :?sz‘v?:::.:: :;T::;‘“l}:: vention of -the- Dégree --bf Honor, | * The Bemidji - members reported | the hext few years. and- local en- Ll spending hen summer -vacation in: Be: 'Monday :at. Crookstan,. xéturned to [fine .roads, but owing to the de- [thusiasts would like to see a teacher midj at her home. their homes Tuesday afternoon and jtours, some of ‘the parties got lost | college conference. i ;ng hlk\!;;z had T Bgl did time, :mdmg thel;'lselves, however in time ; e Crookston people “very [ 'for the sessions. = ed“y:’:fi:m’:;l::fm l;::::::;: "hospitable and royal Gflummefi Those - going' from here included ;=" ing-in_the: public schools. th Afternoon and ‘evening sessions: were f'Mesdames Cutter,Downs, “Barnell, spending her summer vac "{held, the Crookston Degree: -team | Swansan, MeNeil;: Burnham,- (Jlav»n, relatives.in Bemidii. ork-in a very}t€ampbell, Déran, Larson and Miss :;,a\!:reumnand Lucile - young, mflpfl a8 ‘nmdmu l(rs. Janet -Clark ‘and dnughser, : ; | SR (T ; ; 'M#d. " Earl. Bentley, and husband will faos (n 2 Lvithy 5. T { ‘move the latter part of the week to . f \ N g { 409 America avente,’ from Tent i b g1 "3 2 g t-and Irvine avenue. ame’oft] : to foster: collége: athleties in North- Minhegota;. the. conference to, include the.-Junior: Colleges at Hib- ~'bing; Eveleth. Cpleraine nnd Ely- - FThete is also some tdlk in. those ¢ircles that™ the' Bemidji Teachers’ ¢ Jo}m S. Nangle of St. Paul was a between-train. guest.at. the home. of | K brother, Charles . Nangle, and 3 hlmly, Monday, leaving for ‘his home 23B 1"1‘;‘: in the afternoon via Crookston. i emidji . dancing -and :the i y s Mr. and Mrs, Bly hiler and lit- | éxrved lunch, - individual ice -cream _fOI!‘:f;e_::r i;::clxlde:a;;:‘:s y:::' of tle 'son -Rissell returned yesterday|nmoulds of different designs = withy; o opinion_that if ‘would Ve better Winter,- who has been very|from a motor trip to Middle River,|cake and coffee.. The tables ~were . iy . £ He past wéek with quinsy, at|Greenbush and Rogea = = = his home, 1408% Minriesota avenue, | Kahjler transacted bu: BRRRRER 3 ; fipm-ted to be llxjhfly improved |5 g % thla morning. d Bnflu of |~ e_River, drove.to Bamidji * iy da; and called on friends while lhop— tnends in Bemidj M. 4nd Mrs. Willam MeDemid, ent of.-schools, and Miss. Mary who were among.the Bem )flople leskov, assistant county superint ‘| ent, are .visiting -schools at Solway and in- that vicinity ,and will return to” Bemidji tonight. George Bridgeman returned o his home in Fifth-'ward yesterday from: Minneapolis .where ‘he has been for the past-four- weeks, following an operation at -the. N. P. hnspm‘l for the renioval of & goitre. He is mak- ing a good recovery. | i EXTENDS A WARM \Y{ELCOME « TO MIN N. ESOTA FEDERATION OF WOMEN ’S CLUBS New models in Fall and Wmter Millinery have been chosen es- pecxally for this occasion. MRS. GALLOWAY INVITES YOU THE SPRIG SPEED MES Mrs. 8. E. Hart, a resident of B midji for:a number of years, but npw of ‘St. Paul, is visiting at the-home. .of .| Mrs. A:-W. Smith -and: Mrs. Bunker and other friends here. :-She will' go to ‘Solway -and -Clearbrook. for a few days to- visit relatives before return- mg home. 1 . recently from “di ys_at the home of ;:glg:rr ‘Lal - ] : h v nd Mrs: E. ‘N.'French and fam- = Four’beemh D 4 ily, left thig afternoon for Wimble- Miss Mane Butke who has visited at the home of her:parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burke, during her summer vaeation;- returned the first oif -the wéek to contirne her work.in the Laii“ Jh A, G;"b;"' “mm""‘““ public. dchools- at-St. Paul, where she e is here ai en ibg the torven- employed in. the schools ‘savings tion of the-Waemen's Fedeuted clubs, |} ok t and :while_here s, the guest of her| - : litiece,” Mrs..J: AL Veloske;- 918" Be« ok I midji avenue. Mrs. Grobart repre-| -Mr-and Mrs nsop. of Far- 2 1; senta;thé Mothier's ¢lub of Minnesota | E% who have nt . the summer months st their, new. summer cottsge at Lavinia, leave tomorrow for ‘| their-home: They, had: as .afternoon and .6-o'clock dinner-gyests last.eve- W\ san;- daughter| i nd- her mother, | . mary and ntermediate. From there he will go/|ev ers of the Carr Lake waek. - Minneapolis na Cmt, three miles south idji, duflng the school term. State Park, lween tnms Bome: in' California. They- were also ot M\lmmz t6 het #uests at the Ray Kahiler home while s0"called on“friends in |1 =57 g oo 2 — 3 at Grand Forks Bay- BEP" R & | . 8 e - ; home ‘of his brother, James Bows, | - T 2 : 809 Thirteenth street, for . somé ‘A ‘message received from Mr. and e : o : returned to his home at'Kilken- | Mrs: DiS.- Mitchell, who. left Be- y.’ Another brother, Ed. Bowe, z-e- b * | and .are: looked forward to with a by. suto-Saturday~for Detroit, ;| and from -there ‘went to St.. Paul to e |join - the members. of the. $200,000 . | New York Life Insurance club; in the excutsion _given-by the company for the members-of- the club, stated that they léft Minneapolis Tuesday ™ the special ‘car_chartered by the com- -| pany, for - Banff, "Alberta, Canada. Théy will also visit Seattle, Portland | - and Vancouyer. These - excursions rual“events'given by the com- y>for the members of the club, at-deal of pleasute by those who ‘ate fortunate ‘enough to be able to quhhfy asa mernber. Admulwn Cluldren 20c—Aduln 40c mmned for a longer visit.. -The for- mer. will come back to Bemidji again for. the: hunting season. Both -ex- pressed: themdelves as . well pleased with this couitry, and they may de- ¢ide to-locate:here later.: . © ———r LLIHER MAN KILLS called- to Kelliher this: ;foregoon to. view . the remains.of a .man: there hmnell The . man’s mme was ‘not SELF, 1S REPORT HERE | County Coroner H. N- McKee was |. who is said to have shot and killed |’ THE. 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