The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-26
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LIBERTY

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Mr.. and Mrs. William Maher and
family Of Puposky were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mckee last Sun
day.
Ole and Almond jacobson were
Bemidji visitors Wednesday.
j. A. Coy and son, Jerry, H. A.
Fladhammer and daughter; Frances,
NJ. Rygg, Pete Olson, James F.. Hayes
and Ole Jacobson graced the school
meeting last Wednesday with their
presence. Most Of the above are
school officials.
John Mckee returned to Nebish
and his employment after a two
weeks vacation at home: -
James F.. Hayes attended the COM
missioners meeting Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson were
Buena Vista Visitors last Monday
and while there they purchased a
beautiful colt, three months old.
C. s. Butcher was Bemidji Wis
itor last Monday and Tuesday
Alexander Rygg and Hans 'Sande
were BemidJt visitors Friday.
Miss Gertrude Coy was q BemidJi
visitor Wednesday:
Mrs. John Erickson and her two
children, Marie and JOHN, were Be-
midi visitors wednesday and Thurs
day. They were the guests of Mrs.
Erickson's brother, Fred Helbig:
Mrs. Erickson also attended the
school meeting Wednesday,:
Miss Mary Mckee was Bemidjf
visitor Saturday:
,~o NHx,b mos Dam viaif0r
Wednesday.
Amanda Simons of Walker is
spending her vacation with ller aunt,
Mrs. Paul Strelow.
Mrs. Myrtle Bell Spore and her
children, JOHN and Ethel, were Be-
midji visitors from Thursday until
Saturday.
Arnc Sande of Nebish arrived
Thursday for short vacation with
his parents, ME-. ard Mrs. NJ. Sande.
Mrs. Nose LaBeunty of Be1nidji
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Do1ph Butcher, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Larkin club will be entertain
ed next Sunday by Mrs. Richard
Kelm.
George Montieth has been circu-
lating a petition to get road that
| will benefit some of the inhabitants
of the west side Of Long Lake. The
writer feels like saying in the words
of We olden time litany, 20, Lord, be
merciful unto us most miserable sim
ners," and when said petition is pre-
sented to the town fathers may their
hearts not be hardened and their
bowels Of mercy not. be closed and
may they grant this petition for If
ever there has been long suffering
and abused people on the road propo-
sision. it is the people whom this
road will benefit.
The Liberty folks who enjoyed the
barn dance given by Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Wall Of Maple Ridge Satur'
day night had a delightful time. Mr.
and Mrs. Wall we're charming in the
role of host and hostess. Among the
Liberty folks there were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jos. Tisdelf and their little
daughter, Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
DIV Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Pet
RE, Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Butcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes. Edith ant
Esther Hayes, Alexander Rygg. Han:
Sande, Herman Soland, c. S. Butch
er, Myrick St. Peter and John An
derson, musicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butcher, Miss
es Eva and Olive LaBounty of Be
midi have been spending "a shor
vacation with Mrs. Dolph Butcher
James F. Hayes returned late Fri
day night from ditch inspection
tour in Northwood, Big Grass. Win
ner and Yale This tour was OF
. the Ditch No. 81 system.
Rumor. on "the wings of tn
, morning. and the feet of the night
= spread broadcast Friday. the infor
nation that Amos Montieth, Franz
Mckee, Haaken Ruggsvan had bee1
I drafted. Carl Rygg. formerly o
< Liberty, and Oscar Thompson are &C
I credited by Dame Rumor of havin!
also been drafted. 1t was indeed
4 sorrowful message to their respec