Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 7

WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1919 3 omeweon. T © " | SORENESS, PAIN, (AR SRR LR R Clarence Melland ‘returned Tues- day from Gonvick where he was to receive medical attention from Dr. Stevens. Mrg. P. K. Peterson went to Clear- brook, where she spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Hogen- son. Mrs. Nels Rude and children, are visiting in Bemidji several days this week. | E. J.. Stuhr, of Minneapolis, was here Wednesday, looking over his lumber in¢erest and sawmill here, for the coming -spring cut. He will buy logs here this winter as usual. Mrs. C. A. Bye took her little son, Stanley, to Bemidji* Wednesday to consult a doctor concerning a broken collar bone, which he sustained nearly a month ago. N. B. Nelson, of Bemidji, was here on business Wednesday. He was on a deal to sell his lath mill here to Fullerton & Kreger of Minneapolis. Miss Petra- Ramstad and Miss Eleanor Stromberg, teachers of the Debs consolidated school, returned Wednesday evening from the teach- -ers institute at Bemidji. Miss Edith Peterson returned from the teachers convention Wednesday evening. J. Braas died Wednesday afternoon at his home nine miles northeast ot Pinewood. Mr. Braas had been in poor health for over a year. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Miller spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Miller’s par- ents at Federal Dam. Dr. Stevens of Gonvick, was called to attend 'Mrs. Henning Kirkvold Friday. Ole Refsdahl returned for a visit with his brother, Iver, at Aure Fri- day evening. The Misses Thora and Helga Bak- ken returned from Wisconsin Friday, where they had been several weeks on a visit. K. K. Melland, Ole Hove, Glen Dubanell, Ted Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hamer and Ida Bakke were Be- midji visitors Saturday. . The auction sale held by the Ladies Aid at the town hall Thanksgiving day, was well attended and they raised $104 from the proceeds of the sale. Miss Gunhild Fossend visited friends and relatives at Oklee over Sunday. Several modern nimrods shot a very fine specimen of a deer near here, but they could not agree on the division of the chase and one party dictated the division that he take the whole deer and give the other party the liver. The deer was hung in a tree and when the cheerful giver returned to take home his prize it was gone and we don’t know who is eating both deer and liver. Better follow the teaching of the Great Master and do unto others as you would have them do unto you hereafter. George Clemer, Henry Gilbertson, Tom Bakken, Richard Elliott, Eddie Johnson' were all Bemidji visitors Monday. Hjlmer Melland returned here * .from Happyland, where he had been cooking for two"weeks: PUT HERSELF IN HIS PLACE Hostess Impelied to Forgive Impuisive Act of Collector Disappointed of Great Prize. The impulsiveness of great men has led to amusing incidents. This story of Rossetti, who was an ardent lover of rare and beautiful china, is one in point: The great man dined one evening with friends who had learned from him the joys of china collecting. The dinner was served in beautiful speci- mens of various sorts of ware, and, for the better display of the dishes, was set out on the table. The salmon was served in an especially precious dish. When the cover was removed, Rossetti started, leaned over to ex- amine the dish, took it in both hands and turned it upside down to see the marks on the back. The salmon, of course, fell out on the tablecloth, but Rossetti paid no attention, and only exclaimed : “The very dish I was going to get tomorrow!” * The lady was so elated at having got the dish ahead of her guest that she quite forgave the irreverent treatment of her salmon and of her tablecloth. ; HOW TO GRAFT APPLE TREES First Thing to Do Is to Secure Young Trees About Size of Pencil— Any Time in Winter. To graft apple trees the first thing to do is to have young trees a little larger than a pendl. Any kind of apple seed will do to plant to grow these trees, which should be planted ' during the fall. Any time until the 15th of March, these trees can be grafted. Cut the little trees off about six inches above the ground, pulling the knife up- ward and making a smooth slope or slant about one and one-half inches long. Split straight down the pith for about am inch. 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