Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 31, 1919, Page 2

e T L ¢ * SHEVLIN * KK KKK KKK KK (Too late last week.) Shevlin defeated the fast Fosston basket ball team before a large and enthusiastic crowd at the M. W. A. hall Saturday evening, by the .score of 34 to 20. It was the cleanest and fastest game seen here this season, with lots of thrilling basket shooting which kept the crowd on its collective toes. The lineup: C. Paulson M. Harvey .. A. Rain st ; Priebe and M. Harvey of the win- ners shot the most goals, the former netting seven and the latter five. Paulson and Rain each scored two baskets and B. Harvey got one. H. Wynne of Fosston shot three baskets,-Hom netted Wynne rung two more. three and K. Mrs. Hartwick Hansan entertained a number of her friends at a card party on Wednesday eve at her home. The evening was spent in playing whist, after which a - lunch was gerved. Those present were: Mabel Rauk, Miss Ramstad, Miss Swanlund, Marie Rider, Ethel Noyes, Verna Bur- field, and Cecil Holton, Carl Rauk, Conrad Paulson, Wesley Horthun, John Despardines, Sam Despardines, Pat Peterson, Alf Rain and Chester Burfield. M1. Sorenson returned here Thurs- day after spending Wednesday and ‘Thursday in Bagley. Mr. Sorenson’s many friends are glad to hear that ‘his land is rapidly improving. Siguard Hegg, Mr. aSther and Rev. Sorenson were all Bagley visitors on Friday. Miss Alma Eakre, who has been in Bemidji for the past two months, re- turned to her home north of Shevlin on Thursday. Olga Hannem entertained the sev- enth and eighth grade girls at her home on Thursday evening. The evening was spent in playing games and sewing, after which a lunch was served. The girls all report a splen- did time. H. A. Noyes was an Alida visitor on Monday. Mrs. Rev. Sorenson and' two chil-] dren returned to their. home here Wednesday. Mrs. Sorenson has been visiting the past six weeks with her parents in Oregon. wWhile away Mrs. Sorenson attended her parents’ golden wedding. Mrs. Burfleld was a Bemidji visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Burfield received medical treatment while there. Bemidji visitors Friday were Mrs. Ervin Gordon, Mrs. Mrs. T. E. Rider, Cecil Holton and Mrs. Holton. Mrs. Renne and daughter Clara re- turned here Saturday -from Bagley. Mrs. Renne visited with her daughter Friday and Saturday. Ladies’ Aid was held in the Free Church Wednesday, December 17. Mrs. George Fredenberg. of Moose was a Shevlin visitor. Nick Hanson visited with -old acquaintances in Fosston on Tuesday. Miss Ella Ramstad went to Ada; Minn., Wednesday to spend her vaca: tion with her parents at the place. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wright and chil- dren went to Bagley Sunday for a brief visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Groag, Myrtle Rain and Miss Kirk of Bemidji arrived here Satur- day to spend the week end with Alf Rain and friends. - Burnice Burfleld returned here Friday ‘to spend her vacation with her parents. DR. H. A. HASS DENTIST , Offica Over Boardman’s Drug Store. Phone 447 —EAT— Third Shrest Cafe Our Waiters Do the Waiting Records “Freckles’—Nora Bayes’ Bad Boy Song’ Now we have Nora Bayey’ bad boy with .He ‘pulled the curls of the little girls, and lnc:;eg Ba, remend Nors g8 “Eveeybody e Me A-2816—85¢ whom _she went to. school every rule. *‘Freckles’” was just as __Honey And oh whata walez it 18 — played Colnmbn Saxnghone Sextette with an mnciden- rant Skeyhens' Coupled with illows Blues'’ a. fox-trot played. by A-2819—85¢ tal chorus ““Weeping that same Sextette. Mail Us Your Money Order or Check. Also ¢ Number of Recordy You Wish. Y N\ Columbla Sextette Saxophones “Oh,What a Pal Was Ma:y “Tell Me™A Love So Sung by Al Jolson! At last Al Jolson has fallen 1n love! 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Brose TOBACCONIST - 400 Minnesota Avenue Keeps the best stock of Tobacco in the Northwest, We do Pipe Re- Physician and Surgeon Office: Miles Bloek For your Livery Car Service and Courtesy Our Motto Ward Bros. Auto Livery Minneapolis ' also Pipes. 4 Service our watchwe | pau'mg . 7 These Messages are Extended to the General Public, and Readers of the Pio- neer will find Words of Good Cheer and _Happiness therein Expressed. To Everybody ’ - Happy New Year ¢ Our hearty thanks to the many citizens who contin- There’s happiness here, there’s happiness there, On the glowing ‘em'bers of This greeting is to bring ¢ : d hearth, you Joy ‘ ually bring us their finish- | 30"y And _ | There’s happiness almost -4 P i . F38 ; allowing us to serve them Bultn; ,}:]?ftl})ly fply mak- But, th}g;-gy?: 16 Mgl . 2}!;1;3 you luck and xood, 2 Tk e poroaiees This New Years day to | Than a_world" of happi- Successr’and happiness all RICH PORTRAIT bless you. ness. ¢ ki the gar ) v : STUDIO ; i year. OTTO G. SCHWA ABE GROSSMAN ' B and M A, A 0 G. SCHWANDT Lok o Richa rdso Phone 570W 29 10th St. We have many reasons to be happy, because ours has 'been a . prosperous Wishing you every hapm : ad , -and All . Happy, - | May your'New Year be a | 1919. -Our endeavor to | opeful“thingsMay this| happy day, serve you in 1920 will be [ To% tl‘xle ;:":"I’I‘a nfioa New Year’s greetmg And bring you Joym every extended ~May yours be Préygmm New ;&yr F bring. way. . - a prosperous New Year. perous " BELTRAMI MII.I.ING B. & D. SHOE. STORE AND E;.EVR;OR D. GOULD - LANGDON MANUFACTURING :COMPANY - (Fermeriy Golden West” Bottling Works) Here’s hopmg that your, New Year Wwill bring you -all that’sfl May this year be the hap- ‘Another round - on tlie piest one, The spirit of the season wheel of time, That you have ever|promptsus to express our ‘Another milepost passed; | , known; appreciation of all favors Affording more real pleas- May gnctl; succeeding year | And 'ljmg %oildreap a hun- shown- us and to wish you ure - ; f estow : re in return all the joys of a | Th illi ol More blessings than the| The good that you hsve Year. ‘a.neotficl.ml e lars; - last! fown. PFEIFER’S BAKERY TED MALOY - J. DORAN THE BEMIDJI GROCERY 2 CONFECTIONERY. John Bouldue, Prop. : . STORE - 320 anesota Ave. N The Busy Store extends to | May the Glad Tidings of you its best wmll for a tlus New Year ringthro mm‘l{:ei‘;l‘g’.‘mfiefi : Happy and . ouF ldnd today; " accept onr appreciation | All kind thoughts and best. ; Prospérous Let beerty ma Freedom for past favors wishes for a Happy -New New Year. Honor give you Happy New Year. Year to our friends and Z L E TABOR courage on your way. i patrons. - : s E muciéso MRS. O. E. ERWIG LAHR & FRENCH We extend a Hearty New Year Greeting to all citi- zens of this community, and a -sincere wish that ‘you may enJoy many more to “come. - REYNOLDS & WINTER There is a reason for hap-: piness throughout the land | today. ‘May your joys B grow during 1920— ‘ Happy New Year. C. W. JEWETT CO,, INC. I would like to greet you personally today with my best wishes for a Happy New Year. Please accept them through - these col- umns. L. G. 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