Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 2, 1922, Page 7

house Saturday November 4th, with * ing. [og , DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY lY_'l‘fl BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CQIIPARY , E. H. DENU, Secy-Mgr, G. E. CARSON, Pres. 3 J.D. WINTER, News: Editor paid to . anonyméus . g s name must be known to the 6al or, ‘but not for. publication. : Communications for the must reach thisroffice not later than itributions. edchi-'week" to- Insure ‘publication in ‘the THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve pages, every Thursday and sent posta a for, in advance, $2.00. postase pelcitoiany -Unless credit is given this paper, only th Prosa 1 sniltled 1o ‘ne use For rerpublizsiim ob o news dispatches credited to it, or otherwise credited, and also the local newg published herein. COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS ndment No. 1, which ‘comes before vo_ter§ fl‘ixe;day,‘ will remove present con- stitutionak restrictions that bar the way to'the establishment of a state long time loan system. - fl;'he A,mendment,. itself brief, to the PO}‘l’lt and self ‘explanatory, provides: F_or thespurpose of developing the agncyltural resources of the state, the state may “establish and maintain a system of rural credits and thereby loan money and’ extend credits to the people of the state, upor ‘real estate security, in such a manner afid "under terms and conditions as may be prescribed by law, and to issue and negotiate 'bonds to provide money to be so loaned.” ‘Its adoption will not create a specific system; details will be ‘left to the legisla- ture. Sk It is the first proposition on the pink ballot. i .Vvtgrs favoring it ‘must place an “X” opposite the “Yes”. Ballots- ' marked in any otl_ner way or left blank will be count- ed against it, as it is required that it must be- gupported by a majority of the voters voting. e ' ‘Meny city voters are indifferent; there- fore; those in the small town *and ' rural precincts niust' support it “Solidly, if it is to pass, L ¥ It 'is indorsed by all parties. A state farm loan system is not experi- mental. The' idea is more than 100 yéars old. South Dakota has had an’efficiently functioning plan years. ~ It will supplement the work of the Fed- eral Loan Banks, lower interest rates and CARR LAKE Mr. S. S. Lewis of Cannon Falls visited at the home of his brother, Mr. J. H. Lewis over the week-end. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson on October 29th. Mr; ;and-‘Mrs. John E. Patterson and :Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Warner and daughter June motored to Movel Lake where they. visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keoth Sunday afternoon. t The Bemidji Farmers club will hold their monthly, meeting at the school in operdtion for five ening: urday night. Pumpkin.” Volkman and Mrs. Ed stesses. Everyone is urged t6“COME "as an’ - interesting program has been planned. A few friends pleasantly surprised| Mr. and Mss. Pogue Thursday even- © school. Mr. pnd Mrs. Charles Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chilton and family and Mr, aud Mrs. John Patterson and daughter Dorothy were callers at the published - address home of Frank Walberg Sunday ev- A Halloween program and Shadow social was given by the school Sat- The following was well rendered by the school children: _ 2 [ 1.—“When the Frost = 3 2.—“The Witches Prank.” “There’s Pumpkin in the corn- ~% provide a system whose prime purpose shall be_service to agriculture rather than to make a profit out’of it, 4 ABOUT C. A. HUFFMAN £ Mr. Huffman is a candidate for the of- fice of Register of Deeds. P tside 5 ok ek, oude 0 L P In making his announcement, Mr. Huff- ‘than has been reluctant to.set before the people of .thisi€ounty the real reason why he should: be chosen to this important-of- fice, We refer to his qualifications. » There are few men of his equal in ability to conduct an office similar to that of Register of Deeds. He is - thorough and competent and has had special training in the work in which he seeks to serve the public. s . . He has been a resident of this county for the past fifteen years, has reared his family here, built his home here and has always taken al tive part.in the inter- ests ‘and. welfare 'of the munity. No development project, that. has been for the good of the peoplé has been lajinched and put over, but ~what. Mr, }[n;ffm;\p has been a part of the movement, - “Especially has he been interested in the welfare of the farmer; and ‘has spent c; siderable time and effort in promoting, many projects that were for the up build-' ing of the farming communities. - When you exercise your right of 'suf- frage next Tuesday, you will make no mistake in giving Mr. Huffman your sup+ port and vote. His past record has been clean, ‘and_ the trust you may impose in him will in no “‘way be betra} o e——3 A GOOD OFFICIAL Beltrami county has indeed been fortu- nate in many ways and its officials far the most part hgve been men of high .char- acter and the.type who dared to perform their duty fearlessly, based on right and justice. S "One of the st important offices is that of County-Aftorney. - It is essential that-law violators be properly punished and the interests of the people protected. It is of the hiyl that the A the con- up its that the Graham' M. Torrance.is that kind of .a. man and has given the county the‘best kind of good service. The dutigs of his O.f', fice have been at all times performed in a manner that would be a credit to any county official in the state and the vole: should remember these important. fads when they cast their vote on November lighted pumpkins which read 1o es Who brought boxes were numbered bidders. is on the ‘‘Halloween Frolic.” ‘Halloween Cats™ The Brownies’ ‘Frolic.” - I'm Not Afraid of Anything.” 8.—A Halloween song, i -A shadow picture show by the The first reel was “Mother Goose and her associates. reel “What happens on Halloween,” 3rd reel “ A Halloween party”. veel “After the party.” “Saying Good-night™. “‘Spooning,” 7th reel “‘The natural result (a wedding).. Night. Qwl’ and the next reel was a group of small children holding up Second 4th bth reel 6th reel ‘was 8th reel “the When Billie starts {:1 sg‘!;gol you want is' ““photograph., Photographs of the children never ° grow up. - TS - o I;m.kphotograpl;i;)gm the ildren’ “we* g }?g'lé’i’fic{flat’l‘- X ains for results. iparticularly - pléas-~ fngieett wa it The photographer in your town THE HAKKERUP STUDIO. Than Raw Milk. e i e e e Pasteurized Milk, Rich in i Nourishment . and. of Purest . Quality—Yet “No Higher + THE BEMIDJI DAI - | the engine on the Red Lake railroad. “Good | After the program the lad- and their shadows sold to the highest Made yyl-lam & Myers Tobacco Co. s tha{ means quality. R LY,PIONEER o The: school netted $85 which' was spent for a stag%to be used’in the schoal from now 'on. % e NORTHERN — . iThe | on, ¢! 2 - Moulton et ‘n' dental work dor for Superior, Wis., where they wil . i visip ifi“!“{'i"ys bs’_xfwej. returning to arles Eckstrom of Deds di their home at Windom, Minn. of cancer. The remains were tak T- rs, Jondall of Nymore welxge W::fienrfguests“of Mr. and Mrs. John Noel. . £ 4 Mr. and Mrs.” Frank Anderson of Bagley and children, were Sunday visitors at the home of 0. L. Numm, Mrs. Ross 'Anderson’ accompanied them home and will remain for a few days visit. Mr. A. D. Perry had the misfor- tune to lose five tons of hay last Thursday by fire which ‘was reported to have caught from a spark from | Get. duplicate keys made 2 while you wait! A complete stock. of : blank keys here always. - Given Hardware —PHONE 57— Mrs. Ross Andersop was surprised last Thursday afternoon by several of her friends. - 'The afternoon was spent in, social conversation. Lunch which was brought by the self-invited guests was served at ‘3:30 o’clock. . MINNEAPOLIS The Narthwest’s Newest and Largeat Transient Hostelsy One whole city block. of beautiful Lobbies, -~ = - Restaurants andfiih&ps. S, * il Pipe Organ’Music during the Noon luncheon hour. fas p,eOr‘c_h’uftrh Music. at mxl}t during dinner. AlaCarte and Table d’Hote Service TARIFFS 76 Xooms, Private Baths, Single $2.00,- Double $3.00 324 Rooms, Private Baths, * Single $2.50, -Double $3.60 202 Rooms, Private Baths, Single $3.00 Double $4.00 Others en Suite 8 Utensils "' CLEAN. S For quick results on =\ sAPOI Cleans + Scours: Polhml The CURTIS HOTEL ¢ ed her home ‘from the effects' en ‘Minpeapolis for burial.. , We regret Moose Hall Moose Hall Moose Hall ‘the passing away of Mrs. Eckstrom from our midst and all-extend our -aympathy to the bereaved. family. ‘Rev. Sorenson,_of Shevlin held re- ious Services here Sunday evening. Cmmnercial n\'&i"s headquarters. Hot and cold. runninz water in very: room. Steam heat and bath. Reasonable 202 1.2°3rd Street ‘Bemidji, Moose Hall Moose Hall'M Try the Moose Hall moved. to. Debs. Olof Gelen went to. St STOP' AT " EUROPEAN FLAN Rates FRED ANDERSON, Prop. P!:nng 128 & Minnesota Bring in your lumber ag this is: the last chace to get your lumber planed because the machinery will Soon be Paul Saturday with a load of cattle for the farmers club who are doing their own Anders Hotel To Presiding Officers, Chairmen and Committees _ of Lodges and Other Organizations for your larée meetingsl g( al} kinds Fy s It is exceptionally well Iig]need. LYy e " It is ventilated by motor fans It has a splendid floor for danc‘ing. It has a convenient kitchen. - - : 1t is centrally located over the Bemidji. Hardware Co. Its rental has been greatly reduced for this. season; For rates and open dates, consult, as far in advance as poséib!e the Moose Club Steward, John Matland, at the -Moose Club. Phone 62. "Moose Hall Moose Hall Moose Hall Moose Hall oose Hall Moose Hall I 1[8H 9S00l II’GH. aéoop\f [18H sS00I i ‘Conntyisuperintendent ; PAID ADVERTISEMENT (Insertéd by and for J. C. McGhee in his own bebalf. Amount paid for series $20.00) .. J. C. McGhee. - of Schools ‘Will Approciate ,;u_vau. November 7, 1822 |+ Beltrami Couiity Voters: len; The administration of J..C. McGhee, Coun_t.y: Superintendent of Beltrami county, has been conservative, economical and efficient during” his past term. 3 i The. gv’fifsga rural school term ' has _ been hened. . * o ; ch rural pupil’s average attendance has ’ increased 18 days. The loss apportionment , by non-attendance has decreased 26 per cent. An Annual Teachers’ Institute at each end of the county, arid monthiy sectional meetings haVe adyanced the efficiency of the teachers. Higher wages for better teachers have been o advocated. ‘per-cent. Rnra} school graduates have increased 175 ;i The ‘best Amerigan. moted. mi county...~ the term. 352 visits were made last year. work to improve the schools held in each of the three Eg'_ fort has bee 4l portunities. 7 ified teacher:is teaching. An Beltra- 1292 visits were ‘made-to théZschool during Decisions. have been fai dvice sound, and Annual School Officer sions of the county. Mr. McGhee holds a First Grade Professional Life Certificate, the highest granted in the state of Minnesota. perints B same faithful service and for the promotion of the welfare rect. Isabelle Holdahl, The above statements may be verified by the records of the office which may be inspected by the -public. s Your vote for J. C. McGhee for County Su- rinten: is a vote for the continuance of the of _the Beltrami public schools. - Very truly yours, ¥ * ..~ Mary Lilleskov, o Assistant County Super- L B intendent. I certify that the above statements are cor- Acting Assistant