Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 3

da& of September, 1926. G. J:*Goodmanson. : Henry ‘Sander. £ ’ 7 “‘Robt. Radspinner. . 4 Sever Slinde. T0 HOLD POTATOES ~*| aball hiave the pawer to bny and sell{- jits own products, or - those of its mmm members or of other co-operative \, “(By United Pres) sssociations, as. it, or its mermbers,| carried out. power. to purchase,-angd ‘hold, lease, . . Facing .a “séason - of 1ow jr!ces, mortgage, encumber, - sell, exch: groweru are said to have made pre-|and'convey such real estate, bmldmg{ iparations to.store in ‘the numerous|and personal-property as the business warehouses thruout Maine their pre-|of the association may require, - and sent “crop. of potatoes unm higher | to erect buildings upon its own lands prices are offered: or leased grounds. * . Gaov;zers (Le:lal‘le :heyt ;m‘ve-betel: of-| This corporation sh;ll slgo, havel Minn. efe a ‘barrel -for their: potatoes, affiliate with, and to co- Yerected. 1t wn: illflliosslbla to cotm- but this price, they claim, {s just one f,’;:’,’.’i,"‘;,,th, by mgmbe[sh]p or oth- M,fi,," Goodmanson, o Turtle Rwer’ plete . the new. building in time ‘“', dolfar. less than it cost them. to grow erwise, pny other association having| Henry Sapder, of T.urtle River, “the annual festivities this year, 80 The/pots a big three Ting circus tent was se- he/potatoss. a like co-pperative purpose;.to sub-|Minn. cured. The:dates for the show are Sep wzs to, Ocso'hcr 2. IOB.TH DAK ] A OHII.DREN <" Farg 8ept 2%, —Elght;—nva, ner cent of the children of North Dakota **are in.need of a physicians care ac- % cording 1o examinations ‘made by directors of seven mep\bers The|* names and places of residente: of the|T. A\ Goodmanson, . * first board of directors, 'who shall (Seal.) serve-until the first election;.are: 7. Sfimte of Mingesota, Chas. Blakeley, of Turtle River. ‘|Beltrami, ss. 2 W. T. Blakeley. 3 -Mitchell Sept. 24 ~Mitchell’s fa ‘mous"‘‘Corn Palace’ next week .will be--staged in a ‘circus tent. {£% The old Corn.Palace where for 27 7e§rs the corh products of South Da- ko'ta. have been on exhibition has been vpold and a new Corn Palace.is: being g, tew buyors have appeared be-|of its funds in the Capital Stock of| er} Minn. : %‘fifrfiu‘: &“‘:]"a';es ‘filey gflrz‘:t Inny h.ofih%ra co—operah:e dlm(:yutthlon MSever Slinde, of Tupetle River, ¥ 23 t sl ve power.: to.de. anything| Minn. ) },0“3'0;:5“‘:,1’ “d‘.! until thetr prlcu 18] and everything, not ineouiftent with| .. Officers of this corporation shall| ot %‘W, wi ichuii necessary ':1' 'de}u;‘ll)le be a president, vice;presi‘dent, .?[d Y = 0 acca 8] ects an - | secretary-treasurer, elected annually S’ubscpibe “for The ‘Dally Ploneer.| ;.. hm sta by and from the board of .directors. 1 > - . The annua] meennghshxflsbe held sce % in each year on the third Saturday AR.TICIES 0? INGORPOMTIOH The: pm;u&:: plue o: u,g}g\a({;l%g 6t June. AR business o; corporation shall be TICLE VI. j; m thg “}'d“"é%:::'\ffi']‘::‘:o&f at Turtle River, County-of Beltrami,| (Capital Stock.) d: he;:i’y 0“:::;;‘““3 %umlves “to. anesota. i The amount of capital stock of thm er,- who charged that these- figures|gether for-the purpose-of becomingi * ABFICLE IIL- - “g‘fl"l’:tmn %hn.ll br:asl 0031_0?“ Wh"": Mo} trate the need of public mir- incorporated as a co-operative asso- D“g:;‘:d) °f\ ‘Commencement and nior = orebc?t?:, i;‘s"uh:‘:{n e St ook ; 7 T i 8]:::’;, :H:g:: Hf,‘}fd,efir‘;‘,',‘fi“’r;",;ht;_-_ The time of commencing business|times, and__in such amounts 3s the 3 * 754 * two.-(382) of the Revised Laws of for . this corporatwn shall ‘'be Sep-|board of direetors shall order.. The xnx * R ' "‘: ‘Minnesota, 1919, all the acts amenda-| tember/13, 1920, and the period for | capital stock shall be divided ' into “7" these.children grow, to_manhood woman‘hood ‘carrying-‘this handfcap which (may be: removed;’, said; Miss. P ‘Cora Farley, Anti—:luberculosis work? . -of_the Northwest S¥hool of Agricul~ " ture at Crookston, ‘who were. to.have - -\held their-first-annual meeting :at i;the farm:home of L. Jensen ' just (Name' and Nsture of Busmess) of the persons forming this cor- Chas.- Blakeley, of Turtle River,|ceed $1,000.00. ., X orth:of:town were unable tq:carry b Turtle. River Shippin; Assocm- ( W -out their. program last Sunday, . - tnzn. it Ehs Minn. ARTICLE VIIL o - Hamry McGriff, s former resident | The general mature of ‘its busmess w. T. Blakeley, of Turtle River,| ~These articles may be amended in ) -of this place with ‘two others:‘were shall be: to ‘condiet an’ agricultural, Minn. the manner prgvided -by law. . THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD,, 7 hel@.up in Nymore, a-suburb of Be- ” “midji, ‘Sunday gvenlng it-1s .alleged. 7.~ They./lost.about. $200 between them. = “The footpads made their, get away ac- T Ccmling to reports up-to-date— vl : Eber C. Haney is Dack ‘again after I+ a seagon n’ North’Dakota. Mr. Ha- . ney:: ‘has improved . wonderfully - of ““late:and .now appears as goqd. as,ever, g Plenty- of duck hunters are in evi-| mercantile and manufactnflng enter- pnse upon the co-operative: plxn. It)Minn. hereunto set our hands, tlus 18th Frank Rohrer, of _Tfiitle River,| ' In testimony whereof we have dence, but the Teturns have been few and\mr betwéen. Mr. and’ ‘Mrs. John Berg and Mrs. _ with' ‘her mother, Mrs. C. A, Wagher) -depdrted for Bemidji, Mohday morn- Arthnr Bexell ‘and Gunnar BJOl‘k «departed for ‘the tw‘ln cities Monday -evenipgw:; Arthur will take up - aj ) course’ ¥a’ barbering while thére. -* pa Hilma C. Walberg, 0. T. Walberg,, b Henry P. Wedger, L. Jensen, Selmer - Asbjornson, Minnie,M. Rydeen,: Thor _iSteenerson, Anna Synnes, Ollie Lewis, | - V. L. Prosser and E.‘Randahl, free- ‘helders in school district No. 20 in own of Leon have filed 'a petition ‘with-the county auditor askimg that Fied ey -be-refeased: from Distriot-No:x20;, rand "be admitted’ 1into - Independent ; -"school District No: 25 in which the g :village of ‘Clearhrook is.located: The - edunty commisisoners ‘have - granted | R hearing thereon ”, set for: the fith; day of @ctober, 1920; at the office ot +the county auditor at Bagley. < i Edward Sather, a freeholder in school district No. 55 in the township ‘~‘of Eddy has also filed a petition-with ‘the county auditor asking to be set i “from -that" district, and -added-to :* =<Independent school district No. 25, in .- which the village of Clearbrook is - located.. The commissioners have v granted a hearing om October 5th, at the office of the county auditor at .Bagley.. ' The United States civil service . commissioner announces an open and competitive_examination for railway mail clerk on October 9th. Vacancies = in the railway mail service thruout b+ ' the United States at the entrance salary of $1,600. per year will be fill- : ed at this examination. " Bemidji is : i one of the points at which this exam- - ination wll be held. Don’t=until you com with our regu]ar values. ) companson will suit us. Come in nnd‘ see. the new omes! ‘ We have all the new color o stylflplus tones ‘and shapes that will be, worn this season and you’ll have no trouble here- finding yours v o g among them. . ; c’othes Stetsons are supreme at $8.00, $10.00, $12.00. Mallorys, lead- ers.of style, at $7.00, $8.00, $10. Boys' Department New Shirt Styles - This department is New shirt styles. i and should be well Men “who consider known to eyery moth- - quality and style when er and boy in Bemidji. P e v We -have a splendid gglr(lalrfgid oassorl'{lmgr?tr stock of suits and over- V- Ve bisaneorosof o coats. The fabrics are clusive -designs. -Ev- Tweeds, Homespuns erything that is new and _Cassimeres; all - and correct in plain - well “tailored and shades, checks, stripes > g trifinmed ; all knickers and fancy designs can 073 fi full lmed; Fall and - be found here. - e I’{lq f/ ’ glntgr Wexghgs. Colrp‘i W%’Ve ‘spgcializie in th(f: .- bination and ‘solid . ilson Bros. line o on OID ¢ AHR’;:EL;B OY;.S{“@' colors. To fit boys 7 shirts. Come in and _ ” ng ol u to 18 years. see them. BOusesss bes many friends™ Il GALL BROTHERS BEMIDJI, MINN. | I | of . Incorporation, and” lclmwkd‘«! ‘| that: they exacuged the - /-flmir .| free .act agd. deed, for the .and ¥ purgoses thenem up 8 N?otnry Pnblie'.“l X i My comn‘umon expires Apnl 14 €. & BLAKELEY.® . Caribou, Me., Sept. 24,—The great-|Of other “co-operative: = associations,} ARTICLE V. - ' |7 " G./J,GOO; er part-of .the Argoatm;(—cdlxnty bo-| may determine, either individually or . (Management.) : 9 - ' HENRY SA tato-crop- will ‘be *‘jaited” for higher | collectively as the-case may: be. ¢ management ' of “this ‘corporac{ . . ROBT, RADSPINNER prices, if plans of potato: growu—s are | shall also foo tife'above purposé have|tiprf' shall be vested in’a,-bosrd o SEVER- SLINDE. !Jm the piesence of D. C. Dvoracek, Omce of' mekmtev of. Deeds, Bgl- County of|trami County, Mi : 1 hereby. certify that thls'instrn- i b Upen this 18th day-of September,| ment was: filed in this office ‘for Frank Rohrer, of Turtle Riven; 1920, personally appeared before-me,| record an the 21st day of Septem- | C. S. Blakeley, W. T. Blakeley,| ber, A. D. 1920, at 10 o’clock a. m.,’ Frank Rohrer,. G. J. Goodmanson, and was duly recorded in Book 19 | Hemry Sander, - Robt. Radsspinner| of -Misc., on page 23. and Sewer Slinde, to me known to 1) . ¢ be the persons named in and who Reglst;f 'of Deeds. 3. Although. the potatoos are ready. t0 geribe for and invest all or any part| . Robert Radspmner, of Turtle Riv-|executed the- foregoing Certificate 2d9~—23-24 ~H - % mfimx ¥ o thereof . and. su its- duratlon shall be thirty years. |100 shares of the par value of '$10.00| - pplementary| ! Lk A %o . %% * P thgeto, and-to that end we do hereby ARTICLE 1V. each. ARG, ! “..* On- account-of rain’ the graduates|adopt-and sign the following articles oxfaNt::e)s and Residences of Incor- . (Indebtednuss.) of ‘incorporation: - P A ] Th d places of residence| . The amount of indebtedness that ARTICLE I e names and p may be incurred by or in behalf of BESI F'()R HOME SHINES—SAVE THE LEATHER : The. name of “this-association shail poration are: this association shall at no time ex- § THE BIG VQIUE P. ACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS PorBuct: Tag Ghliggd, Duk Bove L. B. Anderson:left:for Warren Mon- - i ) 'A % ' B th ‘ day. evening to consult, with a pbysl- 4 r r cxfl]!lzrs Elmer Stovern, after a visit| : ; VS : Oney see G’l o e s ‘ing,:Where she s one of the ef[iclent k f s 0 t ” ts and shoes never Of{ered _ ‘telephone:operators. . Thelr Stoc (o) u"s, ve’. coa s’ a 9 better buymg aclvantages than rlght now. You who contemplate buy- -1ng a Sult or Overcoat are sales values ur ]udgment on the Fall Hat Styles Kuppenheimer i Fashion Park and