Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 3

FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, - NEWS *&ii*#r*fl**i*k# ; x T V. Y it *4«3&#%’*«* FR R R % The Wide Awake Farmers club of Pleasant - Valley held ~ its = regular meeting at_the home.of Mr. and Mrs, F. V. Gardner, Wednesday, April 3. Between - fifty and sixty- were pres- ent, '~ After ‘a bounteous’ .dinner; which was prepared along conser- vation lines, was served by the host- ess, the business meeting was called to order. . Several matters of interest to ‘the. cluh were discussed . and: get- tled. .-Besides the ‘members of -the . club present, we had several visitors: Mr Wunger and Mr. Ware of :Nebish ‘who came to discuss a ~saw . mill propositlon' Norman Willisma -of . "Maple Ridge, Mr. Wagner and John " Ryan, who-live near Rice Lake. The “next meeting of the club will'be held, ,-with R..R. Dickens the first Wednes- day fn ‘May. -~ Tne Farmers’, club had recelved " letter from the, state’ orgapizer oi. “the Farmers’ Equity y,ssoeiat]on, say- ‘be with-us at our. Aprn v rsday, X - gardner notified-all . that ~he ‘could rgach’ that . the gentleman -would /Apeak: .at his.“home: that Fevening. Thfi'ty-seven ‘résponded to fhe ifvi- tation and listened to his talk with A _.Tocal ‘was-organ- * muech’ interest. _ized that evening. % " The ' Pleasant- Valley . .Farmers’ club gave a’ basket social and dance et the (henefit of-ithe. Red Cross at e Ten Mfle Lake school house’: Sat- urday. evening;: April. 6, 7 Owing to “the:‘snow storm, which commencetx ued” all. day, ‘not’, as large a crowd was_present as ‘Was expected, -only forty-six- braving.the storm, but:they were - certalnly a patriatic. - growad. There Wwere: twenty-one. kets,sold " and. flve-lunehes, which were sold after - the«sunply of b ran out. The procgeds from the baskets and Junches were $80.90. There was also g colledtion of four dollars.and forty cents taken -to buy flowers for Floyd - Olson; one of our soldier: boys, .the news of whose death had::just/ been x'zceived The following'ida rson, who was “unable to atte . social, sent:a donation:of $5.to add|- i.to the fund, which; afte taklnag lt{u& three osns, the’two oldest of whom % have enlisted and will leave for.their = posts of -duty next Thursday; Alfred - Jones, Clifford-:Doyle, .Carl Durand and Misses Mamie and Doris Delong were also there from Nebish. Miss Mildred ;Dickenson ‘of Baena Vista visited with her friend, Miss Bebs Knox; over Sunday, and also at- tended the dance at the sehool’ ‘house ;‘-Sfiturd_u ening, unity was shocked and - saddened by the news of the deaths of two young.men, both well knowa and liked here in Pleasan atley, Thomas Spain _and | Floyd ' Thomas had been almost * vigitor here for the last sl _coming here on hunting and other outing -trips and endearing {flmselt to every one he met, not only-by his] real worth, but by ‘his ' pleasant, . cheery ways and his fun-loving. dis- “‘position. | His -mother has the sym= pathy of every ‘one_in her irrepara- ble, loss. Floyd. Olson, ‘whose - par- > .of the socjal gatherings of our young peoble He enlisted a short time ago|- . and ‘the ‘news of his sickness had hardly’reached us when the telegram * came announcing his death. He was [ the youngest son, the.only one left at l;ome and only. nineteen years of - age. Death geems very near to all ~“of us these days.and we can all sym- pathize with those that have lost their sons and feel that perhaps our ‘turn may come next. The south end of Pleasant Valley}- is pleased With the road that is be- ing built out.of the old Boston Lake spur of the Wilton logging road and = under the supervision of - Norman ~ Williams, the road overseer "ot Maple Ridge township, they are also cut- ‘ting out -a short piece “which will connect it with :thé county road, which .is being built this year north and south through Pleasant Valley +_along the township line between Jebish, Alaska, Maple . Ridge and purand. We have waited five years for this road, but it mow begins to seem a certainty. The three Pleasant Valley school teachers came back from their Easter vacation Saturday night and attend- ed the Red Cross social at the Ten *, Mile Lake. school - house. Emory Clark’s family moved into their new home on Boston Lake last Wednesday. They have been occu- pying “Jack” = Stephani’s house through the winter. “Jack” Stephani, who has been at Kelliher* working for the Crookston Lumber company, arrived home last Tuesday. He and his slster, Chris- tina, are again settled in their own b home, " __George Hedglin has been hauling I— Tamber from the mill preparatory to building on his place. . E. R. Lee, F. V. Gardner, M. W. Knox and John Stephani went down to Bemidji on business Tuesday of this week. KK KKK KA KKK KKKKK * PUPOSKY_ * R L LS EEEE R RS S 8 The Farmers’ Equity of Pleasant Valley has joined with the Puposky farmers and are meeting in the vil- lage town hall and they now have on their charter 25 members. They mét last Saturday and quite an or- ‘der of goods was listed and plans L being laid to build a Farmers’ fquity warehouse in this village. 4 There were services in the Cath- olic church Sunday last and they now are being supplied by Rev. 1” 'Q’Riordan -from Bemidji. FROM CORRESPONDENTS ‘passenger Friday: ‘t-of “getting a thumb smashed on the early Saturday morning and “contin: 'lln‘g»farfly wel{ at ther present | ““Mrss Robert Foy s vjsh‘.ing with 'holders of Dist, No.”95 have signed| 2 exammntlon is to- inquire into. the| s live mear-here, was counted as| - sne of our.Pleasant Valley boys as hej.’ ”"was known by all and-attended many |- 1918. Mrs. H. M. Neal went 0 Bomifljl Home. *| Wednesday to have some dental work done, returning Thursday, Rev. Palmer and daughter. return- ed from Spur ‘25, Friday-morning, bert Kheers, assisting in the tearing down of the saw mill, the lumber of wihich is to be_used for the church in Nebish. M. B. McKnight motored to Be-|visitor Monday, - midji Friday, his father, R.-P. Mec-| Knight, accompanying him, Mrs. Willlam Maher was a Bemidji Sunday. Casper Knapp home, - “‘Mr. Flanders was a between—train passenger. Friday to Bemidji. . Dr."Mattick, superintendent of the Lake "Julia ~ -sanatorium, returned from Bemidji Friday.. Charles-Cramer had a house warm- lug ‘Saturday evenlng and all in at- ‘tendance - report | @& ' lovely . time. Dancing was: the feature of the eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs Clyde.. Saddler .are the: proud parents. of: .sbaby girk, coming’‘into’ ‘their midst™ Saturday evening, April 13, Clyde sure had ne smlle Saturday -evening, , TH glaturday 1 versack. | ents. Miss: Ruth Steinbrook, who ents. Mrs.: George Knapp. schoof’ Sunday. "Roland Ave:y had ithe :misfortune; school pienic: ‘hand car- while at work last-week on dial invitation to all the section. * * il g E. J. Swédback: mqtored up from Bemidji’ Saturday’on ‘busingss ‘Axel’ Salonen was' a-Sunda: at the H., Mackaman’ home; “sDr.. Neal was taken ‘out in* the M. B. McKnight' car Sunday: after- noon to the Matuschek.lidme,: where he was called by the - accident of Edgewood’-school Sunday. Saturday. Miss:-Huntosh vlsited gt the H Stilwell ‘home. their son, . Joseph, who‘-was_‘;trim- Monday.- g‘;}"fi 2‘&{&"; :Q“}z‘tzhin%‘z The) Mrs.F. Lange and children vis'ted: | stomach with ‘both: feet, ' He is'res M{s. George Knapp. Thursday.: " Rey. ‘Lake Julia sanatorium; and “also” in the M;-E. parsonage ‘Suriday. % £ “Mrs. M. B. McKnight and son, Wu- ber, called on: Mrs..-H:.Fletcher:Su (Too late last week) 1in, a son, - Leonard Samuel. nesday afternoon 1|0 recovery. residence and- Mrs. ‘Ne; ¥ : pointed at last meeting to® hei ins structor of -the ’surgical ‘dressing class, opens that ‘where they were married April. | and will ‘make their:future hbme in that-city. Qe : ternr: ‘ot school last - “Friday; with an ‘excellent, program ‘and & Mine dinner. Mr. and Mrs. P/Sarff made a_trip to Kelliher last “Thursday after--a load of supplies for their store.. We understand that"Mr. Sarff. expects to ‘put his /team on the road and run a grocery wagon in the near: future. This* will make it very-.con¥enient for the settlers to have their gro- ceries brought to- their daor. - Wednesday: - Fork where he- will be employed: midji shoppers this week. -several-.months, friends he agency. .- : ‘We .are‘dnformed: that the a-petition-in .ordér- to have tne-books| for Uncle Sam. ‘and’ records audited by the public examiier.. - The main object for this| Pupdsky - visiting her Jenny, at the sanatorium. regularity and legality of the trans- actions of trustees. Todav——'relepnune the Pjoueer a(- nce, 22, about that mews item you nave in mind,: Your guests and triends will appreciate the’ courtesy. back here. of Casper Ollom Administration Asks the circulation of recipes providing for H” the use of corn and other coarse ers “] ;,'TheU.S.Faodf' | i to save wheat for our Allies. Calumet Bakmg | "n Powder Company | Complies ' lll " Witha new War-Tifme Recipe book con- taining scores of splendid new recipes, compiled especially ‘to meet war-time “ Im economy demands. Free— send for it today.’ ", 4 Mlss Maude Marie Costello, one of Amen- ca’s foremost Authorities on Scientific Cooking and Pure Foods, in a recent inter- |l <. view, said:— ¢ l “I . ““Like everyone, I am especially in<". % : terested at this time_ in SA ING WHEAT and saving it.in the most economical wcy; therefore, I use CALUMET BAKING: POWDER _ because it has more leavening l‘ strength than most baking powders and is moderate in price, I find it especially successful and it brings no failures or waste. Use it thh Corn- meal and other coarse flours.”” ll You Save When You Buy It You Save When You Use It ’" == Calu...cc is Used in the Army and Navy fl Calumet Baking Bowder Co.’ 'ii‘ 4100 Fillmore St. Chicago, Hlinois ]}a" —'--=='- t \\ I *ii*%**&i*i!*i*# S s SRANTVALIEY , o o XX Mr. Phibbs and son, Clynton were ‘| Sunday visitors at the T.'J. Wright C. W. Kingsbury and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Al- "William and John Stillwell, Clar- where they had been since Monday, |ence and Lowell Peters and George Y SR 1 DOAY. Anders visited the Wright brothers Mrs, Max Lubeck was a Bemldji Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange and chil- dren were Sunday. yisitors at the] Mrs, Dave Miller and children;are visiting her mother, Mrs, Frank* su- Miss Maude ‘Wright of Bemidji was an over-sunday visitor’ with her par- tending school in:Bemidji, was. an over-Sunday visitor ‘with her par- Mrs. Edward Hannah and children were Sunday’ visitors with' her sister,] Rev. ‘M. A. Soper and Rev, Wil-' liams ‘held services in-the Edgev}oodr > “The Edgewood school, Dist. No.'1 will ‘close ‘Friday, April 29, with! ~ Miss’ Alice- Butler, ‘thei tgacher; ‘and pupils’ extend a cor-, Rev. M:v A, Soper and Rev‘ Wll- liamg, "accompanied “ by. two. Salva- tion boys, conducted services in. the» Miss Alice Butler visited Miss Alice Huntosh and: Mrs. Melvin Steinbrook: Sunday, Miss Butler and Joe Knapp called on Fred Ls.nge' Born, to Mr..and Mrs. J. D. Hamb- 'fia ‘Ware has: heen very ill the k “nNOW on the road Miss Vera- Dietel nccompnnied her other, John; and Miss Mabel ‘Johne John Dietel and: Ml Mlnnea)o 1" Mrs.- Fred Hall and children lett Mr: -and Mrs Thofnpson, parents B of C. N. Thompson, who,*have. been visiting here, returned to their home Mr. Ware left' Friddy ‘for Little Mrs, Alec Ripple, Mms Helen Jones'| and Miss Harriette Frizelle 'were Be- Glen Porter returned firom Thayer, ‘lowa, Thursday. where he has spent He enlisted in Be-|. midji in the coast artillery and will{ <l leave this week for training. Thel: Porter family are doing their best ‘Mrs. Ruzicka épent Saturday in daughter, The town board of Nebish at its regular meeting Saturday afternoon decided to! grant free burial lots to all’ the soldiers serving in the pfes- ent-war whose bodies are brought This patriotic act, was occasioned by the recent interment KKK KKK KK KK KKKK K they being Mrs, J. Christenson and Ralph Magkaman - pleasantly: %| Mrs, A. Duset. prised his folks, coming home T : Michael Christenson and grand-|day for a short visit 5 (Too late last week) . - son, Andrew, were Bemidji callers Mr. and Mrs. C. Buzcroff :rflwd Henry Durand went to Bemidji|last Friday. in this village Friday from St. Paul zl;:zd%}(') to work for the Jewett i i:iBucksktln .}oe" went to Bemidjl with their goods, where they will : - riday, returning. Saturday. maki i Myrtle Carlson was a ~ between- The Durand twins are :galn back Lakee Qe o neat T train visitor to Bemidji. Tuesday. . to our village after 'attending the - Mrs. Kate Carter care from North| Agricultural college at Crookston. Dakota Tuesday and is visiting with B. Benson returned Saturday after with his family, here this week, Mr. Swedberg of Bemidji :was, Durand. - The Red Cross circle was enter- business matters, Mr. Lewellyn, who has been-under last’ ‘Wednesday and two new. mem-|left for South Bend, Minn., very bers were received"into -thecircle,| much improved. Remember, Wed., “Wheatless-,Day” GIVEN HARDWARE NEWS. R. L. GIVEN' Edited and published by the Given Hardware Co. N. E. GIVEN, | Volume 1ii1. NO¢. 26. BEMIDJI, MINN.,APRIL 18, 1018 lésued-Weekiy— gl - THERMOS : BOTTLE A hot drink” thh your lunch 3 Plant a‘War. Garden. 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See us about a Big Three Electric or.hand Washer.. snt Her Life Worth a *Libertyl.oanBond ’ YOUR little girl hardly realizes what this war means. She has a big daddy to protect her. It is hard even for you to realize that today in Europe there are thou- sands of little girls homeless and almost starving. They haven’t any daddies any more. Some of them haven’t hands any more. Today in Europe American sol- diers are staking their livesagaipst this doctrine and are shedding their blood to make the world a decent place in which to hve. Your government is calling on you to- day to help equip these soldiers who are fighting for your little girl. These little girls have been sac- rificed to that ihllosophy expressed by Professor Lesson of the Uni- versity of Berlin -in Das Kultur- ideal und Der Kreig: “‘The state can realize itself only through de- struction of other states which logically can only be brought about by violence.” Every penny you invest in the Third Liberty Loan will be paid back to.you with interest. How you respond to this call will show how you protect your children. e CO. ‘This Space Donated by " KOORS BROS. tained at the Charles Deardorf home IDr Neal’s care for some six weeks, &emember Tuesday “Meatleu Day” : ’ { e Wringer is reversible and Ed Kapp is spending a few days her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles|having been gone for some days on|around Sunday getting aubsnripuona” for the S$t. Paul Farmers’ Dispatch. .. %|will keep the drink hot, and|and Cultivator permits one man]garden plot you owe it to the., . Electric: washer washes clean. without. . L] = e —i