Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 6

BP}WDJ DAILYPIONEER i7" "aidbd] 000! G fill!i.i%i!lf!l" i “fi:fl’mf r?::::fiofunafifi: There were two Christmas .pro- .._._____.——-—.-—--—————-———————-——————-— 'grnma ziv‘im lt;‘:‘; tiie cl;;‘;'rtflxl-:' of ‘l,(ellil; Preside: f reshyterian: churc ok g ARSON, ot 7 iy ;rl"rig:y !rlush: last week, the other . HARWNWELL, Editor . D en by the Lutheran church at the - g‘astlme theater on Tuesday night of -——TELEFHONE 922. 923——- this week. Both pro re well &8 nntmd at nn mmmu at Bemidji, Minnesota, as smnd-ejnu Miptter, r,Act of Congress of March & - ,.,._._. S et *g',h‘-' mruww mmuuu 8, C. Thels Co;, Ch! & o ormerly containing | ehe estaurant oth rooms-and M nad.Mrs Hepry ] 00 phest and 5 00 Otie: Yedr % st h A Inlumfl:mnal Ffims on Christmas day. 0 Six Months . Eli]ul;?nll:l? D',gl(;[larg gllm: Stknel‘ a Hubbard aude Hanchett, and 5 Three nonth- e lf ‘Marie Kroxseng came home from the $1'Bemidji State Teacher college on EKLY P. —Twelve page: ubllshzd every Thursday and THE WEEKLY PIONEER 's“i-‘ge Em'a 'inp any address x)l':r in advance, l“%‘ Wednésday évdning last weok for the P Unlmr er':dn ltl lelven thiud lpnpgrhouly tg‘e‘ léng"efz.l)re"z x‘f en]mle&ezdtht%a “:S holiday seasony lor re-publication of all news dis: C] ucr. Ll 0 or otherwise ed, al (520" e local Bews published herein. VR sty b S OFFICIAL COUNTY AND ' .|spend the holiday -vacation with friends, After her fm‘ty-mlle trip in lszi A GREAT YEAR FOR BEM"]D’T an open sleigh, the lights of Kelliher ; looked pretty good to her. It has been a great year for Bemidji, has 1921 The Kelliher orchestra will give a question the greatest year in its history. When compared with darce on New Years evening, pro- other cities its size, Bemidji surpasses herm all in activities of gifigisé‘; be.l{"f &glel;”"gg“fd"fcf:fi every kind." 'The Bemidji buildin, xceeded that of| will serve supper, and nrranggments any 'city in the staté with the excanqo the Twin Citiés. Re-|have been made for a large attend-! member, this imcludes, Duluth, Winofta, St. Cloud and all the fante. other near great cities of the state. of the fi?,{“;f:ol"fe:;" ffl‘}'lz‘;, z’lfi: It'surpassed not only in the num of buildings built, but ings just in time for Christmas pres- alsosin the amount of money expended”for bujlding’ purposes. | ents to themselves. The rings are’of We do not admit these factsin a boastful manner, but feel we |2 ’}12}"“ design and are much prized. have a rightto.be proud of the record established, and we are. | eysin’ were i‘j@{‘f&fjj‘z{“z“dfi‘; If:we were to enumerate all of the activities sponsored by |in honor of his.thirteénth hxrtl;xday our Civic and Commerce association, the best in the northwest, on }’V;gn;;d:ty evet;‘l;xg i ‘\ dtteson S _enrolle as a ;};er{hvv;(;:gd compare most favorably with any city in the entire e de;t oy ;he TSk Lehoo far s e There is danger in being self-satisfied and contented. It Efi&n t?,’w"eluffi,i {f: 1,321‘5 ,g‘,,‘f: ,,’: breeds idleness and laziness, so let us not become too contented, | a member. but on the: contrary, let us give the “wheel” of 1922 such mo-|, School closed on Friday, December mentum’ that it will-roll éven farther than did the wheel of %iréf;a:“’s" ig:"‘;is‘:;f;t“’“d Ahe 1921. The time to work is all the time, and with the leadership | various mm‘,’s with apprn;;?st;_"pn: with which Bemidji is blessed no problem-is'too big and no task| grams. The seventh and eighth grades too difficult foif accomplishment for Bemigji, the City of En-| inder the divection of Miss Freirack, terprige, the greatest, big “little city’” in the world. Much i8 f,‘;‘,‘“'fi‘;":)‘f‘f"n‘;’;f’fi.‘}] '?livf‘:";”]‘ de- expected of us and the world must not bé disappointed. | pils yere. the guests of honor,. and | enjoyed the program very much. The Oriiimiey BRINGING THE SCHOOL TO THE FARM + |rooin‘ and tre¢ were artistically dec- | or Encouraged by the state department of education, H. ‘A. l«flf“‘iafii‘sfld”fm““‘n{?s? E’ififri‘f!“fil’_’ Pflughoeft, high school agriculturalist, and C. D. Dvoracek, | serves great crodit for the success of county agent, have opened a short co rse in’ dairying and poul- h?“f“te"“‘“'““‘ try raising at the Carr Lake school house, W course is free| ure ki 2: ter on Thiirs sday eve- | to farmérs, old and young. The first session‘ was held in tHe|ning at Comnilnity: hall. Not much school Wednesday, December 28, about tén starting the courss,| can'he said of the succéss of this ven-| Indications are that this class will grow by each sueceeding ses-| [Ure yet, but knowing the men who sion and much good will be derived: commendable ,Zr‘;m':]gh"r;}c'fi,:rgfi]:;,fix And, serving, work. Again Beltrami county is amiong thé“fll‘st‘ to launch this oS0 e new phase of education, and farmers’ in this section ofithe state appreciate the progressive spirit shown by’ the msh‘uc’tors who| have charge of the work. our New Year BEMIDJI A Josnmc czm‘tk reetings and New industries and institutions seem to, ake a delight in) [>T ines. SO0 springing up ‘in- Bemidji. Things just seem to happen over|fto call here of- - night. One of the new veptures to be launched in Bemidji is|ften during another wholesale grocery house. Bemidji is Iogically situated{f 1922 for a distributing center and we have always maintained that|f hwe suggest this city would beeome a gréat distributing center some day. :“fie’(f“y’:::‘,: Indications are that this day is fast approaching and to all new | resolution tio Latheran church —in passing, will take you § i | enterprises we bespeak a word of hopefulness and corigratulate ! Finduce all your | these who are wise enough to select this city for their business ffriends to ’ activities. \come to us and 1| o Shcn CLASS i CONSTANT ADVERTISING " |} Photographs Advert:smg whxch chugs along, day in’ and day out, fair fearly in _the weather and rainy weather alike, makes the big impression. Neh“: Heur: dn | When men now middle-aged were young, Mammoth Cave was :,‘;‘a;"re{,iz'l known by everybody ‘as one of the natural wonders of America. many It was advertised then, but the advertising stopped. Do’ you | cies in our know where Mammoth Cilve is? 0 The new Charter Commission is getting down to business. This commission has before it a big job and should have the co- operation of all the citizens in working out proper governing laws. Petty jealousy should be thrawn to the winds, so that the hest that any.city has, will ¢ comie to Bemidji, Bemidji needs'a |} new charter and the best is none too good. graphs her % -0 this week. “The way.to be healthy, wealthy and w1se”——-1s to go to bed g fen i Ha’kke‘rup” Studio early and advertise. Distribution is recognized as the life of trade and advertising the life of distribution, GREETINGS, FR At this season of the.year-we are glad foy the. . = * opportuiiity it affords us o thank you for the ~c0nfidence bestowed ‘on'our efl:‘orts to' be of serv- cagd, 1, &P ihets Con Now. York. N. Y. opengd in Kq]liher\ he bmldh\g his” a fine supper and a genial time for all, W. A, Wildeman, janitor of the school, is busy clenmnk and renovat- ing the school house during the vaca- tion. When schaol opens on January 9, the building will again be new and o.lem throughout. = ' On Wednesday evening the Pastime theater was the’scene of an inter- dered. the club 4 . Latterdiyl, Gordon and* rank Rubmihfigere the Sor 1922 | Phio e 21 SEMIBJI DATLY PIONEER esting = meeting of | the Co nity K | elub. A 8 en id - formers. These numbers' of the pro [acLean, Willlam Lennon gram were highly appreciated, every | presided* during the debate: The jury|- Kelliher school one in the audience being amazed at. cho!en were - Messrs.' ‘Armstrong, |have gone -to their Homes for the the latent talent in Kelliher. o Cain, Dolgaard, Dr. Bone and Rev.|Christmas yacation. Miss Norris went The second’ part of the evi Vinje. It was a hotly contested debate | to ‘Anoka, Miss Maxson to St. Cloud, was given to a weighty debaté on |after which Mr. Lennon’s charge to|Miss Hovman to:Minneapolis, Miss the question, “Resolved, that nations |the jury was ably presented. ‘After|Freirak to MecIntosh, Miss Ramsey to should disarm and scttle all ques- | du¢ ‘déliberation; the jury returned|Bemidji. Miss nkey remains at tions by arbitration.”” The affirmative |a verdict of 50-50, wheh pleased the | Kellihex. visiting, with - her parents. was supported by Mr. Houghlin of |debaters much bettex than the andi- Miss Wailace is spending. the greater d €. G H . |ence. The Kelliher orchestra ren- | part of her vacation w:th a sister dered- znsph-xng ‘music thmughont the*at Big Fnlll pdy We takeetehx, ““Voice Our Appreclatlon of the Courtesy Extended to Us in the Past by <. Our many Patrons a'wzm.,&;.’ ; We Hope tha,t . the future years .. will weld our friend shlp into one blg‘ unit ‘ pledged to mutuai 4sérv1<:e "We Wish YOu o 3 Minnesotd: Elecmc nght and Powe'r Compcmy uS' for the past year. T A e o -.-‘_ ridde pleasant by the splendid €0-0 of our rapidly growmg famlly of patrons The most successful year in our hxst‘