Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 9

within' 100 miles' o; Bemidii and has the largest cl\‘c\l tion n North- _ern Minnesota. e e —— [ Th Pionser is the only duly BEMIDJ I DAILY PIONEE VOLUME xtx. NO. 204 o, SEC ;,,,‘, S ,,_.‘._,,-r‘_. = ‘.._‘_,4.“7‘ r = ' MINNESOTA |- HISTORICAL S e Oh here’s.a doll For little Poll; And so of course There is a horse, A nobby hob For brother Bob. A rummy tum! There goes the drum And horn so shrill For soldier Bill. A kangaroo, " A circus Zoo, | A jumping clown For Jimmy Brown. Around we swiffly défice - About the tree so tall, Around we gayly prance—. There are Christmas gifts for all. HE GHFT CAROIL By Marjorie Howe Dixon “Around we swiftly dance About the tree so tall, " For Nancy Ann F A feather fan, A purse, a ring And pearly string. And dear old Dad, Why aren’t you glad? Just look and see What's on the tree. Suspenders, blue, A necktie, too, A hat of felt A brand new belt. Oh let us sing - And form a ring.— Around we swiftly dance About the tree so tall, Around we gayly prance— There are Christmas gifts for all. fV///// Around we gayly pmm,e—— ) There are Christmas gifts for all. But now look here ~ For Mother, dear, A parasol, A pretty shawl, And don’t forget, The breakfast set. Come children four And look for more. This candy cane So straight and vain, Its color loud ' Is much too proud, Too good, too pure, To last, I'm sure. Around we swiftly dance About the tree so tall, Around we gayly prance— # There are Christmas gifts for all sscfion ™O | > W‘ ,’L//"