The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-11

mas program was given by the pu-
pills. The songs by the school chorus
were especially good and "a little
drama entitled II Want My Ma" re-
ceived considerable applause. After
the program the children were given
a treat of sweets while the visitors
were invited to the domestic science
room where Mr.. and Mrs. Hankey,
assisted by the high school girls,
served lunch. gsz> ~. :. E-f Il :
l The manual training boys had an
exhibit on Friday Of the projects
completed in the shop. Among the
things completed, the model known
as "Glen's Heart was particularly
nice in design. The boys were given
permission to claim their work after
the exhibit, and while girls cannot
take manual training at Saum, it
was noticed that most of those In the
upper grades went home with a pres
Eent from some one doing shop work.
Miss Simons, az Mrs. Paul John
iston, returned to Saum on Monday.
Her many friends here were not sur
iprised to learn the news, as it had
been whispered around before she
went away. Paul Johnston is from
Hines and has been at Saum several
times and has made friends here.
Miss Simons is very popular as the
teacher in the third and fourth
grades, and parents and pupils are
glad she is not to be lost to the
school when all is going SO well.
The young folks have received a
hearty welcome and many wishes for
"a long and happy life. 49, -,-~~-,
IN 1aft kha3p
homes for Christmas were Miss An
v1d to blackjack, Miss Fossum to Du-
luth and Moose Lake and Miss ST.
MONS to Bemidji:r - !. ]
Prot. Hankey end family, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ole Olson Of Battle River and
John Rista of Foy were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Quale Christ
mas day. Needless to say that all
had q very pleasant day. ~
The Foy Sunday school gave q
Christmas program on Sunday, Dec.
"a. A number Of visitors were pres
ent and the program was good.
Ole Quale made a business trip
to Bemidji on Friday, Dec. 20, re-
turning on Saturday.
Miss Martha Krogseng is spend
ing the Christmas vacation at home
with her parents. She Is attending
high school at Blackjack.
Mr.. Bones, of the Crookston Agri-
cultural college, is spending his va
cation with Saum friends.
Oscar Gilge is at home with his
parents during the holidays. He is
working in Minneapolis and will re-
turn in a few days
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Krog-
seng gave them a real surprise when
without announcement they marched
into the house and made themselves
at home. A substantial present was
left to show the good will of the
party. The evening was spent in
games and dancing. The Stortroen
orchestra furnished the music with
the assistance of Mr. of Climax.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by all and it was rather early In the
morning before the guests left for
their homes, leaving good wishes
with the family 5.-:.... ,a.-4i
Miss 1nez Graham is at home with
her parents during the holidays. She
will return to North Dakota soon!
Miss Stortroen of Climax is visit
ing with her uncle at Saum during
the Christmas holidays.
Edwin Bones and Martin Reese are
at home from the camp during the
holidays.
Will Mcdonald is at home with
his family for the remainder of the
winter.
George Moore will be at work in
Kelliher for the next few weeks.
Evelyn and Madge Moore spent
few days in Kelliher this week.
Borghild Lund and Selma Quale
visited with Isabel Hankey on Fri
day.
Dorothy Carlson is at home with
her parents this week.
Lillian Matson is visiting her
brother in Kelliher this week.