The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-04-13
LIBERTY

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The roads are so bad the mail car
rier couldn't get through last Mon
day.
j. w. Mckee returned home last
Tuesday. He has been employed as
clerk for the Welsh Lumber company
at Mizpah and Leech Lake.
Nickel Djonne, Almond Jacob
son, August Becker and Mrs. Dolph
Butcher were Bemidji business visit
ors last week.
Dan Dixie left for 1ronton, MIMI,
last Monday. He will run restaur-
ant at that place.
Mrs. Karl Hanson and her little
daughter, Lois, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bue, left last
Thursday for their home at Engle'
vale, N. d.
James F. Hayes, the school clerk
was a visitor at the Long Lake school
last Tuesday. This is the third visit
Mr.. Hayes has made at the school
this year. Mr.. Hayes made this visit
to repair the stove and incidentally
he enjoyed the work of the children
very much.
Marie Erickson and Alfred Erick-
son have made perfect attendance
since last September. Marie is the
youngest pupil in the school.
Roy Montieth purchased 80 acres
of the Dixie place last week. The
Dixie place is now owned by Messrs
Amos and Roy Montieth, the former
having purchased 80 acres last year
Misses Edith and Agnes Jacobson
visited their alma mater, the Deer
Lake school, last Monday.
Roy Montieth went to Grand Forks
N. D., last Tuesday.
Champy Petrie has been busily en-.
gagged loading cars with box bolts al
Walker Spur. Most of the lumber
which has been hauled to Walker
Spur this winter has been shipped
there being only two or three piles
left to be loaded on cars.
Miss Alice Jacobson, the teacher
at the Campbell Lake school, is spend
ing her Easter holidays with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole jacobson.
Miss Mary Mckee, after a few
weeks stay in Bemidji returned home
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where she visited friends for couple
of days.
! Oscar Thompson and Miss Stella
Tostrude of Maple Ridge spent Eas
ter Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
Bue.
! Miss Mary Baney, the teacher al
the Long Lake school, is coaching
the pupils in play to be given the
last day of school. Miss Baney is
much pleased with the attendance
record the pupils have made this
year. None of the children have
stayed out unless it was due to Sc
we're illness. In looking over the
the visitors page in Miss Baney's
register, many names appear there
on, so that the parents and friends
have not been lacking in interest
Among those who have visited the
school are Mrs. Carlson, Miss Carl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Strelow, Mrs
| August Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Erickson, w. B. Stewart, the county
superintendent of schools: Ole Jacob
son, George A. Spore, Mr.. and Mrs
| former teacher.
| All Inquiry IeSdIuluS tHc COuulIlOL
of Ed. Leitz brings the following in.
formation from one of his CORE.
spondents: Mr.. Leitz still GONZALES.
| cling at the home of his sister, Mrs
Guy Cressey. in Everett. Wash, but
as soon as his health permits, it will
be a case of "Minnesota for him" anG
he will again take up his abode in
Liberty.
Mrs. Dan Dixie and Mrs. Almond
Jacobson were Bemidji visitors Sat
urday.
Miss Mary Baney spent Good Fri
day with her parents in Bemidji. She
returned Saturday.
Arthur NJ. Grape. H. Huldahl, Her
man Fladhammer and Paul Strelow
| were Bemidji business visitors last
| Friday and Saturday.
Miss Florence Hayes spent Coco
Friday and Saturday in Bemidji. She
spent Easter with her parents and
returned Monday to her school al
Maple Ridge.