Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 23

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1921 SOLWAY Solway ls Tocatedf about 12 miles west of Bemidji on the Great Nor- thern rallway and its teryiory is being rapidly developed as a tarming community. The business men of Solway are hustlers and know how to co-operate with the men in the country. They rcalize that th h velopment of one niians suci the other, Two ‘arge general dlom:y bank, a hotel, a fine school, rant and other business insti g0 to make up its business d During the past; few years residences have been erected as well as some splendid business blecks. Solway has about 250 population, and has every reascn to expect rapid 'development, both {n the village and in the country suryounding. Its far- mers are a thrifty lot and are active in clearing land and developing pro- dudtive acres. Ifirying will soon become one of its principal indus- ftries, as a ‘geod start has already been made in this direction. A drive through the country, in which the members of this farmers’ club reside, would convince anyone that it was the center of a prosper- ous community. No better land can be found in the state of Minnesota than .that surrounding Solway and no one believes it more strongly than the farmers who, with their families are shown above. ' The club meets in the Solway Con-; eolidated school on the second Satur- day of each mouth. The officers of the club at present are: president, B. F. Tweeten; vicespresident, Martin Sorenson; secretary, M. A, Dille, and treasurer, J. A. Hallan. As a direct result of the activ- ities of this club, a modern potato warehouse was built at Solway for o one restau- business. the new process of making ice cream of ice from Bemidji city water. LAPORTE two hundred. It is located in north- ern Hubbard county on the Minne- scta and International railway about thirty miles south of Bemidji. There are three general stores, a bank, lumber yard, hotel, garage, drug store, creamery and a- good live weekly newspaper, in Laporte, be- sides numerous other business enter- prises. One of the largest consolidat- ed schools in this section is' located here and school children for miles around are brought here by auto ser- vice supplied by the school district. ‘Laporte is situated on the shores of the storage of the crop in the fall be- fore (it is shipped to market. beautiful Garfield lake and is.consid- iered; one of the good summer resort The late war had nothing on the Jand clearing demonstration at the Thomas Porte farm on Movil lake, May 27, when an acre of stumps was sent into the air with one gigantic iblast set off by Lieutenant Governor Louis L. Collins. The above picture shows the stumps on their way up. fi Laporte has a population of about}, KGORS BROS. CO. MODERN ICE CREAM PLANT AND CREAMERY AT BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA This modern enterprise is working day and night, owing to the increased Hundreds have visited this remarkable building and have watched and butter. One of the interesting features and products made is the manufacture The building is absolutely fireproof and truly a sunlit factory. Visitors are always made welcome. tewns in Hubbard county. The creamery here is supported by a large m patronage and farmers are rapidly increasing their herds of cat- tlq and developing their farm lands. 1t promises to become one of the pop- ular towns in Northern Minnesota. Not All Heroes Dead It is quite easy to note that “peace also has her heroes,” when you see the number of June bridegrooms. It is said that among the June bugs are the June bridegrooms. “. —How About the Female Bugs?— Some Freedom Anyway The freedom of the press has evi- dently allowed some farmers to make cider since prohibition went into ef- fect. —What Press?— times, THE FEDERALDAM Federal Dam is one of the new Soo Line villages, which, since the road was buiit, has made rapid ad- vances ‘in the dfvelopment of its farming commungy a3 well a3 its business enterpris®s. It is located on tho Soo line about 35 miles east of Bemidji and not far from the shores of Leach lake, It has a right to bid for its portion of the summer resort business, and the boosters of this village are surely get- ting it. Three gencral stores, a lumber yard, hotel, garage, a feed store and pool and billiard parlors make up the principal business enterprices of this city. It has a population of between three and four hundred and is en- joying a steady, healthy growth. ‘Eederal Dam will hold its own in comparison with its neighboring vil- lages. Easy to Imagine Our forefathers would have been equally shocked at the prospect of paying so much a-picce for apples or so0 much a pound for the family wash- ing. Or so much a glass for near- beer. —Or a Quart of Whiskey— Old Man Superstition Actcording to an old folk-lore be- lief, as long as Death stands at the foot of the bed, the sick person may recover; but if Death stands at the head of the bed there is no hope for recovery. That undoubtedly is the reason why so many people always keep the head of the bed tight against the wall and the floor littered around NEBISH On the Minneapolis, Red Lake and Manitoba railway about 22 miles north of Bemidji is located the vil- lage of Nebish with ‘its live-wire We appreciate the patronage extended us in the past, and we are endeavoring to merit a continuation of it—maintaining a High Standard of Quality at all We know how hard we must strive to hold your confidence when we say— “WE WANT YOUR TRADE” CITY DRUG STORE LALIBERTE & ERICKSON DRUGGISTS Bemidji, Minn, The chief contention of Chiropractic is between the vertebrae on either side of the spinal column. The displacement o of the openings, thereby seriously interfering with the vital current. The province of the Chiropractor is to locate and to remove this pressure by a series of spinal adjustments. It is obvious that the adjustment of different vertebrae will serve to correct different physical conditions. When the normal flow of nervous energy is resumed, Nature begins the task of restoring to a healthy condition ° “In accepting the theory of Chiro- practic, I feel that I am really on the way to solve the health problem”— W. E. Boyman, M. D., Youngstown, Chio, that interference wi and prepares the ground for the onset and development of disease. th the flow o the diseased parts. Rebuilding impaired organs, tissues or cells procee }Drs. Dannenberg and Two CHIROPRACTORS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. AR AR Consider the laws of Nature when you consider the new drugless science Nervous energy—the force that brings the flush of health to the cheek and the spring of youth to the step—is carried to every organ, tissue and cell o fthe human body through the channels provided by the nerves. Interference with the normal supply of this vital force prevents an organ or part from performing its functional duties, f a vertebrae at OFFICE HOURS: You are invited to investigate what this drugless science has done to restore natural conditions upon which health depends. f nervous energy, sufficient to cause deranged functional activity, occurs at the little openings ds gradually, for disease must pass in reverse order through the stages by which it developed. No health-building science can do more than help Nature to help itself. o —r——— boosters. Nebish is fast nearing the hundred mark in population, and will not stop at this by any means. ‘The name(ls derivei from the Chip- pewa word Nebish, meaning tea, which was found in abundance here by the Indians. The village has two stores, a gar-|cleared and developed, and in this re- age and several other business es-|glon, where the big pincs have grown, tablishments. It is located in the|may be found some splendid soll for heart of the present pine country and |crop ralsing purposes. is largely dependent upon “'mber pro- Nebieh has a number of fine lakes Cuctene; yet where fishing and hunting s as The agpricultural lands are being|good as the best. GENERAL BODY COMPANY BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA We Manufacture a Complete Line of Commercial Bodies for Ford One Ton Trucks Model “T”’ Chassis Our bodies are hardwood, and of the best material and work- manship. TSN R g — L L e T T T T T A T T L T We are located where the raw material grows. That's Why our prices are less than you’ll find elsewhere. : Our Motto: “SOMETHING BETTER FOR LESS” GENERAL BODY COMPANY . Bemidji, Minn. EU L T L R T R L O T T LTI L TR R R R TR LRI L LR R EE R TT TRV any one of these points will cause pressure upon the nerves passing out “The drugless healer is one of the best things that has come jinto the life of the present’”— Charles Mayo, M. D.,, Rochester, Minn, 10TO12—2TO5 PHONE 401-W