Frank Freeman, teamster, reportedly lived at this address in 1907. In testimony given regarding a neighbor, he said that he had lived at the address for seven years. That was in 1914. His wife died at the address in 1909.
Mrs. Freeman Buried. Funeral services were held over the remains of Mrs. Frank Freeman, who died Wednesday morning with tuberculosis, yesterday afternoon at the Freeman home, 1101 Mississippi Avenue, and the body was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery. Reverend S. E. P. White, of the local Presbyterian church, conducted the services at the home, which were attended by the Roosevelt Lodge, No. 1523, M. B. of A., in a body, the lodge ceremonies being observed at the grave. (Feb 1909)
Frank Freeman died May 23, 1915.
Frank Freeman, 47, for many years a resident of Bemidji, residing at 1101 Mississippi avenue, died suddenly Sunday afternoon as a result of heart failure. He was walking to his home from the business district and had reached Sixth Street and Minnesota avenue when he staggered and fell into the arms of John Peterson. Mr. Freeman was carried to a room in the Home Laundry building and died a few minutes later. Death has visited the Freeman family three times during the past several months. Maud, 19, was drowned a few weeks ago at Brainerd when the boat in which she was riding tipped over. Grief over Maud’s death is believed to have hastened that of her father.
David C. Searl and Marion Searl moved to this house about 1921. David Searls died about 1928 or 1929 and Mrs. Searl moved to Springfield, Missouri. They were still listed in the 1927-28 City Directory at this address.
Stafford Chapman lived here in 1934-35. 
Warren Koxvold, Koxvold Body Shop (1956)
For Sale: Three bedroom home. Corner lot, Modern. Priced to sell, Warren Koxvold, Bena. (August 1964)
Louis Revoir (1970) (1982)