Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 3

CLEARWATER COUNTY AGENT TO POTATO SHOW. MOORHEAD w.; Bakers Music Store Doing Large Business; More Stock Ordered Bagley, Nov. 6.—Miss Mable Wet- zel, normal training instructor in the Bagley high school, left Sunday morning for St. Paul, where she will attend a' meeting of the teachers ot Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaiser spent the week-end visiting at the Gilmore home. in Bemidji. Mrs. Gilmore is Mrs. Kaiser’s sister. Miss Anderson, who is teaching one of the associated schools near Bagley left Saturday .for Kelliher, where she will visit at her home. Miss McCloud, instructor in the grade department, spent Saturday in Bemidji shopping. Clara Renne and Leo Pawek, who are attending the Bagley high school, spent the week-end at their home at Shevlin. Harold Hill, a former resident of Bagley, spent several hours in town Thursday, renewing acquaintences. Miss Jean Jomes left for Duluth last Friday, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. T. M. King. Harry Dart has accepted the posi- tion of compositor for nthe Bagley Herald. Miss Mae Barragy, county super- intendent of schools, and E. H. Reff, secretary of the local school board, |t attended the meeting of the teachers of the northwest at Crookston the latter part of last week. Nels Nelsoa, Sr., and wife returned from Moorchead Saturday, where they have been visiting their daugh- ter. County’ Agricultural Agent: Earl Martin, left Monday for Moorehead, where he will attend the state po- tato show. Mr. Martin ‘' took” with him -about sixteen exhibits of. pota- toes craised. in Clearwater. county. Four of these exhibits are certifiel seed ‘trom thé-farms of'di; -.lefson; Gabriel Anderson, Arthur Lund, and ‘Hans% Dahiberg, all farmers living: near Clearbrook.” The growers from the southern part of Minnesota will ™. find that Clearwater county is on the map, when it comes to potato grow- H. E. Vance, who recently pur- chased the Ford garage from “Big Nels,” has accepted .the agency for' the Maxwell car. This'week six-of the new Maxwells arrived and are on display at their garage. | The Family theatre has contracted for the picture, “The Birth of a Race.” This picture is one of the ‘best movies ever produced, being the successor to “The Birth of A° Na- tion.” The picture has its own or- hestra: . Bagley pegple are fortun- ate to have a chance to see the pic- \ ture ~whiclp>has just 'finished a six ! weeks showing .in- Duluth. B F. A. Noyes of Shevlin ‘was a busi- ness visitor in Bagley on Monday. ThexGeorge -T: Baker: music -store has: dispoeed -of ‘nearly-all of the ori- ginal..stock. of . pianos and has just received a shipment of twelve sec- ond hand pianos. Last week a large supply of Columbia records and sheet music was received. The county commissioners were in session on Tuesday. & Frank Tufts, U. S. fire marshall, 7 spent several days in Bagley the lat- ter part of last week. Fred Harrison, who has been in the employ of County Surveyor Kjal- haug, at Bagley, for the past month, returned - to his home at Gonvick last Friday. George Briggs, deputy state boil- er inspector, of St. Hilaire, spent sev- eral days in: town this week.” | ' § 2 George, advance ‘agent for 1s shows, spent Frlds < shows' which -~ will ‘show “in’ Bagley. this week," Dr.i‘an@ :Mrs. Starr of Crookston were ‘i “Bagley between trains on ‘Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kerr ‘and son, Kenneth, spent Monday and Tuesday in Bemidji shopping and attending’ to business matters. Mrs. J. E. Johnson went“to Ers- kine Tuesday to visit at thé-Andrew Johnson home, of that place." Mrs. Perry Eastwood and children, Florence and Viola, went to Bruce -, and-Lake -Lorton, South Dakota to \‘visitt relatives, DR. H. A, HASS DENTIST | Office Over Boardman’s -Drug Store. 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