Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 7

. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1919 'SHEVLIN SCHOOL TO 'BE WARM: GOOD MAN AGAIN ON THE JOB Well Known-—C;uple Married in Bovey; Miss Wethern Now Mrs. Deal (Special to The Pioneer.) Shevlin, Nov. 12—G. F. Scott qf the town of Dudley was a Bemidji visitor Monday. Charles McDonald, Carl Rank, John Desjardines and Ernest Boe went to Bemidji Monday evening to take in the Hawaiian concert. John Skarolid arrived here Tues- day to visit the rest of the_week with his parents here. John is em- ployed as a brakeman on the local freight. e Egnest Boe arrived here the latter part of last week for an extended visit with his brother, Alfred Boe, north of Shevlin. 3 - Mr. Haugen of McIntosh arrived here Friday. Mr. Haugen is a brother of Mrs. Rank and is here for an extended visit with her. Mr. Cartwright of Bagley was a visitor here Saturday. . Mrs. J. R. Holton, accompamed.bg her daughter, Cecil, were Bemldn. visitors between trains Wednesday. Ludvig Holum has recently ac- cepted the position as jaritor in our local ‘school. Mr. Holum held this same position last winter and every one is glad to hear of his undertak- ing the same job this wintef. Mr. Holum is a worker and helps to keep the school in as good a condition as it is possible for him to do in his position. ki Al Gordon was a Bemidji visitor ‘Wednesday. Mrs. Bredeson went to McIntosh Wednesday. While ‘there Mrs. Bred- eson will receive medical attention and visit with friends.: a Mrs. T. E. Rider, accompanied by her daughter;-Marie, were BemidJi visitors Thursday betwéen trains. Clayton Cartwrightj :who :recently disposed of his farming interests . here, left for Clearbrook ‘with his family the fore part of the week:] Mr. Cartwright has bought a farm near Clearbrook and expects to make his future home there. . Mrs. Kennith = Mckinnin arrived here Thursday from Whapeton, N. D., to visit with the Fritchie family of this place. Mrs. Mckinnin is Mr. Fritchie’s sister. Hector Brown spent several hours heré Thiirsday on his way from Bag- ley to Bemidji. Mr. Brown has been » doing a very extensive business in ; this territory, selling pianos and honographs. ! ¥ Peteg: Trasseth and L. Evenvold, . farmers north of here, were Bagley visitors Thursday. Mr. and- Mrs. George Courtney and their two sons, Harry and Bob i of Bagley, were visitors at the H. A. Noyes honme -Saturdsy -and Sunday: Alf Rain visited at his home in Bemidji Sunday. T. E. Rider attended the banker’s meeting in Bagley on Thursday. He was driven to Bagley by his son Man- ning in the new Pioneer Ford won by Miss Marie. . Mr, Fritchie was a Bagley visitor Friday. i Mrs. Seth Hildred is suffering at present from _-attack.of erysipelas. Dr. Campbell is the attending phy- sician. ) Peter Trasseth and Mr.. Knutson have recently bought a Buick car. Mrs. Sorenson €nd two of her beys : left for Oregon Thursday. - Mrs. i Soremson was accompanied as:far as . Grand Forks by her husband. Mrs. i Sorenson expects to .be gone .about i & month-and :wilk visit' with, her par- { ents and 'attend their golden wéd- i ingrllile“nippi‘a who hulllnen ;mlt(mg + with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. t Martin Nelson;Teft “Friday - for his| i home at Debs. 0 R « Oscar Haug spent Sunday with his : fol:a at B;gl:y. 3 o e H res of iclover: and potatoes: are ¢ und:r‘e:ha‘:now in'this vicinity. - Be- i cal : ¢ ple: were.unable -to .get-:their crops i in.< Martin Nelson. is: very unfortun- i até to have 'eleven. acres of spuds s still undug. -Oné farmer near here i has between 30 and: 40 acres. of: clov- i er under the snow. Considering the ~price “of potiatoes "and “clover it is very hard to think that so many of the: farmers: should lose so much. Mr. Fritchie “has recently installed the -early’ snow many:'peo-| guests when Clarence J.eRoy Deal and Miss Alma Esther WCthern were ‘married, Rev. Philip A. Schwartz, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Only immediate relatives and inti- mate friends were present. Mr. Deal is a brother of Mr. Mackie. The bride was attended by Miss Albina DeMarais and Henry L. Watsworth was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Deal will make Bovey their future home.” This item was taken from the Bovey News, and is of much interest to the Shevlin people. Mrs. Deal, formerly Miss Alma Wethern, is well known in this vicinity, having lived here all her life with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wethern. The Shevlin people join in wishing the couple much happiness. KKK KRR KK KE * PINEWOOD. - EX XXX R g XEES Miss Clara Bakke went to Clear- brook Tuesday evening for a visit and to attend the Lutheran confer- ence for several days. Mrs. R. G. Greer and little daugh- ter arrived here Wednesday evening from New York en .route to her home near Debs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sletten of Larimore, N. D., arrived here Thurs- day to spend the winter with Mrs. Sletten’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Welo. C. A. Bye took his little son Stanley to Bemidji Wednesday to have his collar bone set, which he broke last Friday by falling from a ‘chair. He seems to be getting along nicely at present. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, Clara Bakke and T. B. Gelen returned from a visit with friends and relatives at: Clearbrook Friday. Mr. andi Mrs., K. K. Milland and the Misses Gelen were Bemidii visit- ors: Friday. Mr.: and Mrs. John Clenner, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Glen Duhamel, Mrs. Jennie Elliott and daughter Lila, and E. Kirkvold were all Bemidji visitors Saturday. . 4 ;© Martin Pederson-was a Glearbrook and | Okla business visitor Saturday and Sunday. The dance given by the Helgeson boys at the Town hall Saturday even- ing--was-well attended and all report a good time. Lee Simes of Solway took in the dance Saturday evening at the hall and spent Sunday visiting friends here. Miss Elaine Boyd of Bemidji was a Pinewood visitor Saturday and Sunday. Harry Lindgren and bride arrived here Friday for a visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles/Lindgren. They entertained a large number of friends in the evening and received many presents. We all wish them a long and happy married life. Mrs. Gust Smith, Mrs. Louis Tyner, Olof Gelen, H. L. Webb and son Ruben, were Bemidji visitors Monday. KRKKKKK KKK KKK KKK K * ECKLES. * KRR KKK XK KKK KK Miss Verta Kennedy entertained a sleigh-ride party, from Bemidji, at her home last’ Friday evening. Miss Kennedy returned to Bemidji with them, coming home with her parents Saturday. Alice .Brennan, spent Saturday and S!lpgly in Bemidji shopping and visiting friends and relatives. 3 .Barney Gibney made a business trip to- Bemidji Monday. .'l'he Rittger family moved to Bq- midji lagt. week. i ~Miss -Hempel, teacher in thf El:g-nu school, was shopping in Be- midji Saturday. ] ’ | Ciii#ilfii'lti’fi ¥ GRANT VALLEY. ) ERKREKEEHE KR KKK KKK of Séntinel Butte is T. J. Wright home. | a guest ;|2 Gotrge: Miller and wife were Be- ‘midji ahoppers:Friday, \ ., Johnfand. William Stilwell were Roger Wright Sunday. - Arthur - Dajley and - family and Mrs. Sarah Knapp were Sunday visit- ors at the Fred Lange home. Casper Knapp and wife visited Mrs. Sarah Knapp Friday. C.. W, Kingsbury was a Bemidji shoppe; Saturday. Sylvia Peters was a Bemidji shop- per Saturday. Harry' Vogt and family visited at, a very late and-up-to-dste welding|the T. J."Wright home Thursday. machine. - The: dance given here Saturday . ‘Shevlin: this :fall.; The hall was full to the doors and representatives were ‘here from all our. neighboring towns. Pance supper was .:served at the West hotel. : Mrs. H. Bromighine was a Bemidji visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Noyes were Bag: ley visitors Monday. | The Frank’s traveling movies have been showing here ‘all week. Miss Bernice Busfield. visited with her parents here: during the week- end. She duties at Solway on Sunday. Dave Wethern, who is now located at Bovey, Minn., is here visiting with old acquaintances. Mr. Wethern ar- rived Wednesday. P. L. Renne motored to Bagley Sunday with his daughter Clara, who is attending school at that place. The seventh and eighth grades hiked out to Eldevik’s farm Thurs- day afternoon.’ There was no school on account of furnace trouble. The afternoon was spent in playing games. Refreshments were served also. Everyone reports a fine time. PRETTY HOME WEDDING. “A pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mackie on Hallowe’en snight was the:largest ever given in l returned to her school| -~ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS W. G. SCHROEDER GENERAL MERCHANDISE ¥roceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour Bemidjt, Minn. Phone 6§ TOM SMART Dray and Tramster Res Phone 68 Office Phone 13 818 America 2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Planos, Organs, Sewing Machines 614 Minnesota Ave., Bemidji J. blsiar, Mgr. Phone 578-W H. C. 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