Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 2

I I 1 ‘ | | | | | . | | | | ; " | . . gy AT [ A PAGE TW® § reow T PHE BEMIDJST DRILY PIONEZR — oo THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1921 L.time was enjoved. .\ fine lumhy The whole community from Good-|men of the Sunday school class act- served. There would no doubt!land, Kétichi and Pennington at-|ed as pallbearers: Cleon,” Ruel a»c l been a much la » crowd had {tended the funeral of David Clark|Euel Smith, Robert Wymore, Rullml in the com-|which was held at the M. E. church {and Robert Wilson. Beantiful flul‘zl]l % jat Ca Lake Saturday. Rev. L. \.|gifts were given by Bemidji friends, | rs. Oberst gave a birthday party|Bates preached the rmon assisted [ the Up and Go Sunday school cla ek for her boy. ge [ by Rev. George Kehoe of Bemidji. Ajthe Farmers’ club and the Serv. - 1s present and | choir from Kitichi, composed of some | Circle from Pennington, and others. | DRY CLEANING _— BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER T dmem Ay # PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY it iat i Bk ol THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. O A e G. E. CARSON, President . E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr.| i crowd of little folks G. W. HARNWELL, Editor J. D. WINTER, City Editor pjoyed b 11 enjoyed the games and tine lunch.|of the I'p and Go Sunday school class | The parents have the sympathy of Mr. Clark’s sister arrived from theland some others, sang ‘‘Nearer, My |the entire community in their be-{| Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women followed by lunel a fine crowd. v from 'southern part of the state to attend (God, to Thee.” reavement. Interment was made in and Children ston, Louis ¢ . were the funeral of her nephew, David|er Chord Will Break,” was sung by |the Cass Lake cemetery. | Clark. She will stay for a week or|Robert Wymore, Gay Mahoney and | so longer. Mrs. J. F. Mahoney, also “When Our COLLEGE gf St Telephone 922 Knteved at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minnesota, as second-class matter, under Act of Ccugress of March 8, 1879. AMr. Hamlin, the Ward's agent for Work Here Is Ended st few days in | D is as accompanist. medicines, spent the the Kitiehi communty. He stayed at| — R — - No nlzenl;on paid to snonymous conu’-{bfiti;n'a.MWriter’l .nlmc must be koown to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communica- he Up and Go class as the F. Mahoney home while here. S N A | tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday |, offeringz for David Cla = — e I Under the Directic i P of each week to insure publication in the current issue. i BEMIDJI FLBHAL cu S I & I HOMAS C;-;;l ‘n! A:':Z‘::Hf: Rev. George Ket HUFFMAN & O’LEAR L ° Dowling. = = i { @ T homa to Bepidji CHOICE i Lake. where as N . . the David Clark FURNITURE AND CuUT F#l?ml‘;rkss AND Collegiate, High School, Engineering and SUBSCRIPTION RATES the fu Commercial Branches UNDERTAKING THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve pages, published every Thumasy | "1t [ hL, and sent postage paid to any address fcr, in advance, $2.0v. & == OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS s , E SRR i i bt it - Sty e O ORI ([ e . SOIL SURVEY FOR BELTRAMI COUNTY Beltrami county is again fortunate in securing a state soil survey for a section of land in the southeastern part of the county. Five thousand dollars were appropriated for expendi- ture each year for the two-year period by the last state legisla- ture, and the federal government pays a like amount, making $20,000 in all available for this purpose in the two years, 1921 and 1922. The decision reached in St. Paul Monday by the board, created for the purpose of making a soil survey to start in Bel- trami county, will greatly add to the value of the land clearing campaign now in full swing. It would, perhaps, be a breech of one yeay 27 Carrir . By Mall XL ‘" Artistic Designs i s;. u:n‘éu '3.33 One Year —— __$5.00) 1! —_— | A College combining finest Catholic Training with Military Discipline, Three M 160 o PROMPT ATTENTION | . e . e ou:cuo::]’; ‘g5 Six Months - 2.50 to on H. N. MKEE GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS ‘ Splendid Buildings, Grounds, Library and Equipment One Week ... .16 Three Months 1.26 :‘“\(“r‘l:‘ll;“\'«)i!\‘ Funeral Director T . x A > i o Bemidji, Minn., ; For Catalog Address Very Rev. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D. | New Kaplan Building Phone 418 PHONE—178-W or R ] etiquette to say that the decision of the board was in any way inflluenced by requests from the county to have the survey start- YOUR FRIENDS ed here, yet we are informed that some of our citizens, active in AT THE further the good work of settling up Beltrami county, may have offered some very convincing arguments as to why this COFFEE SHOP would be a splendid place to start. and enjoy a dainty feed or CLEADNUPS a hearty meal as your ap- Saturday, July 2, has been set aside the United States over petite suggests. as Cleanup Day. Stores and shops are urged to mzke it a clean- | We Serve Meals or Light up day in their respective establishments. Let’s see, isn’t that § Lunches at Any Hour of the day Dempsey is to make his clean-up? And how about the Day. Tex? There surely will be some cleanups in New Jersey. Try Some of Our . 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