The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10

Ill. he is making preparations &C
build on the place as soon as the
snow permits. In the meantime they
: will settle down in the Henry Funk
ley's house on the old Noble place
Mr.: Thompson is a single man, his
, mother keeping house for him.
Mrs. Hans Kirkwold visited with
Mrs. Henning Kirkwold one day last
week.
Miss Julia Lien> visited at Jemt-
vold's and Carl Peterson's one day
last week.
Pete Lien and Lewis Opheim were
visitors at S. O. Refsdal's the first
part of last week.
Rev. S. O. Leirfoll came out from
Gully last Saturday and on Sunday
afternoon he drove to the Martin An
anson home where services we're
held.
Jacob Braas and brother, Cornelius
! called on Torger Trosvik one day last
week.
Miss Fannie Cummins left for Be-
midi last week where she will be
employed.
Sam Jemtvold attended the basket
social and dance held at the Fran
hall last Saturday night.
fol ~
Powell near Pinewood last week.
!Inudt Peterson, who has visiting
with Louis Larson this winter, left
last week for Fertile, Mimi.
Elmer kirkwold called on George
creighton last Friday.
Services were held in the Azure
church last Sunday
Parties and dances seem to be the
order of the day.
The board CT audit of the town of
Maple Ridge met last Tuesday, March
4, at Fowlds.
Theodore Dahm called on A. H.
Olson, Monday and Tuesday of last
week.
Anton Mohler hauled hay from
George Creighton's the latter part of
last week.
A basket social and dance was held
in the Buzzle hall for the benefit of
Mr. Woolhouse and family, who lost
everything in a fire, when the house
in which they lived, belonging to
Louis Tegner, burnt last week. Mr..
Woolhouse and family moved up here
from Foley, MIMI, last fall and has
rented the Tegner place.
Clarence Melland was saving wood
for S. O. Refsdal one day last week.
Sam Jallen and Halvor Peterson
hauled the planer for Mr.. Lindmark
the man who is operating the saw
mill and store at Debs, one day last
week.
HalvOr AnonsOn called on Erick
Ness one day last week.
Miles Ousley left last week for Fill
) more county where he will be en-
ployed.
! John Erickson, the star trappe1
of this section Of the country, has
made a catch of IL wolves, 8 skunks
and 4 minks so far this season.
The Socialist local of the town OF
Roosevelt held it's monthly meeting
at landmarks store, Saturday
March 4, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Rutherford and B. Hayes haul
ed hay for Mr.. Mckee last week.
Erick Ness, Carl Hoganson an(
1 Halvor Ananson called on the county
commissioners March l, the board be-
ing in session in Bemidji at thai
I time
Lewis Opheim, who has been Wis
4 iting in this community for the las
couple of months, left last week fol
his home in Canada.
Carl Peterson and family were
pleasant callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Flersvig last Sun
day.
Sam Jemtvold and Carl HogansO1
attended the meeting of the Socialis
local held at Debs last Saturday.
Glen Du Hamel helped A. H. Olso1
saw some wood for School Dist. No
IA Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, parents of e.
Greer, moved into Tommy Ananson'
. place. This couple came with tn
: intention of buying a place and max
. their home among us.
II Erick Ness and George Creighton
attended the meeting of the Socialis
local last Saturday afternoon.
II Oliver Julum, relative of tn
II Kirkwold's, from Ottertail county
is visiting at the Hans Kirkwol
| home.