The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-17

midi visitor Saturday.
Miss Florence Hayes, who has been
attending summer school and the
chautauqua, returned Saturday and
will spend the rest of her vacation
with the home folks.
M. Rye passed Thursday in Be-
midi.
Peter Olson and son, Oscar, were
Bemidji visitors Saturday.
Mrs. James Hayes and Herman
Akerblade were Puposky visitors
Saturday.
For a long time the Larkin club
has been promising Liberty treat
in the form of an afternoon with
Mrs. Charles F.. Moller of Pinewood.
Mrs. Moller is employed by the Min
nesota Suffrage association and not
long ago had the honor of being
asked to come to New York and work
for suffrage there. When Mrs. Car
a position it is proof positive that
they possess exceptional ability.
Mrs. Moller is certainly an authority
and, on Sunday, August 26, at p
M, we will have the pleasure of
listening to her in the Deer Lake
school, She will give us a straight
suffrage talk. Come, bring your
friends and as many questions as you
would like to have answered. No
admission charged.
Rutherford B. Hayes, who has been
visiting his sister, Miss Lydia Young
Hayes, in Montclair, N. j., returned
Saturday. He was Bemidji visitor
Saturday. "Rufe" seems quite
pleased with his trip.
Nick Jeff, one of our Liberty home
steaders, betook himself to Duluth
more than year ago. Last Monday
he arrived in Bemidji and Tuesday
came to Liberty to look after his
place. Everybody was glad to see
Nick for he was one of our popular
bachelors. He returned to Bemidji
Thursday where he stayed until Fri
day night when he left for Duluth.
Mrs. Ole Jacobson returned last
Tuesday from a delightful visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Amund-
son, Starbuck, Pope county, Mime
sofa.
The lumber and other materials
for the repair of the schools have ar
rived. Work will begin this week.
Olaf Bue of Chicago is spending
months vacation with his brother,
Dan Bue.
Miss Ellen Djonne of Gemmill is
spending her vacation with her bro
Their, M. A. Djonne.
Mrs. Walter Helmer was Bemidji
visitor Friday.
Rudolph lKoos and Nicholas Kloos
went to Dakota for the harvesting
season Wednesday.
Joseph Sobinski of Minneapolis is
again visiting his relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Y. Jadlowski.
Joseph Jadlowski left for Mime
apolis Thursday night. Joe spent a
lengthy vacation with his parents
and registered from Liberty. He re-
turned to Minneapolis where he is
employed and was drafted, so he re-
turned for examination last week.
He was not called but was glad to be
home if only for a few days.
Last Saturday night there was a
dance at the home Of Oscar Thomp-
son. It was in honor of sort of
family reunion. There were six
cousins, some of whom had never seen
each other, while others had not met
for a number of years. They were
Miss Ellen Djonne; Oscar Thompson,
Dan Bue, Olaf Bue of Chicago, Till
man Jedney of Blair, Wis, and M.
A. Djonne George Pierce, Hans
Sande and E. T. Mcfarland furnish
ed the music About one hundred
people were present. Everybody had
a fine time.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Djonne were host and hostess for
their cousins at dinner. Plates
were laid for eight. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bue, Miss
Ellen Djonne, Karl Anderson. Till
man Jedney, Olaf Bue and Oscar
Thompson.
A. P. Blom was a Bemidji visitor
Tuesday.
liver Myhre spent Monday in Be-
midi.
Miss Ada Button, who has been in