The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-05-11

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ID Arthur Grape was . Bemidji visit
or Tuesday. -
Miss Mary Mckee returned Tues
day after : short but pleasant visit
Miss Ada Button returned homo
FTuesday.s y II + " p 81 = 5, p: - r /
Byron Button went to, North = Da-
Ekota Tueeday.e = Hfw |
Ro1aHayes. went TO- Adams. N. D.,
"Wednesday. /:
/ Ole Jacobson was = Wilton, and
EB1id y Visitor last Monday. -; . ; K;
"A. ]. Rugeyvan Went to 1nterna-
Ftional Fails last Tuesday. =. - |:
e. H. Hdldahl was a Bemidji bust
ness visitor Saturday. /
A.EA.1Lawson was q Bemidji Wis
itor Wednesday. .,.@ 81.
Mrs. Myrtle Bell Spore was Be-
midi visitor Friday.
J. w. Mckee was a Bemidji Wis
itor Friday. 2"rs:. -.
Miss Florence Hayes, teacher of the
Tisdell school, Maple Ridge town.
ship, was "a Bemidji visitor Satur-
day. Sunday, she spent with the
home folks, returning to her work
Monday. - '&ta55 lI."i-
The Long Lake school closed Fri
day. Thursday afternoon, the chill
dren gave an interesting program,
which consisted Of two dialogues, en-
titled "The Young Gardeners" and
''The Naturalization Court" The
children took their parts we'll and
reflected much credit on their teach
er, Miss Baney, for the good work
she has done, not only in drilling
them for their parts, but for the en-
tire year. Those taking part were
Arvilla and Kenneth Becker, Cleo
Carlson, Matthias, Alfred, Robert
and Marie Erickson Some very fine
specimens of work were exhibited.
Marie and Alfred Erickson have
made perfect attendance during the
entire school year and Matthias
Erickson has had perfect attendance
since January. The visitors were
Misses Ada Button and Myrtle Carl
son, Mesdames Erickson, Cohen,
Becker, Pietri, Strelow, Carlson,
Johnson and Hayes, John and Ethel
Spore. The pupils to be promoted
were Champy Erickson, Curtis Beck
err and John Pietri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Goldsworthy
of Minneapolis have been visiting
for few days with Mrs. Cornelfa
PIERCE, who is a sister of Mrs. Colds
worthy T.
And, lest I forget, it may be in
teresting for our Liberty readers to
know that our ex-neighbor, Henry
Lietz, is very, very much alive, not
withstanding a report to the con-
trary. Mr. Tietz and the waiter hap
pened to meet in cafe the other day
and while we were very busy cater
ing to- our gastronomic tendencies,
yet we did have time to discuss the
latest doings in Liberty Mr.. Tietz
has been taking treatments for
rheumatism in Minneapolis for some
thine and Judging from his appear
ance, heahas been greatly benefited. e
A very delightful basket social,
managed by Miss Alice jacobson, at
tracted a Agoodly attendance Satur-
day night in the Campbell Lake
school house. IA A musical program
by DR.. Coy, Mr.. Nellis and Oscar o.
son was much enjoyed by all. The
baskets were auctioned by DR.. Coy
and the returns were $22.O5. Lunches
were sold to those who did not get
baskets and that brought the pro-
ceeds up to $25.75. The highest
price paid for q basket was 81.
l. Carl Rygg paid tribute to home
entertainment by coming from Be-
midi to attend the basket social in
the Campbell Lake school Saturday
night. ...
James Wynne, custodian of the
court house in Bemidji, played the
part of a good sport by having an
auto bring him to the basket social
Saturday night at the Campbell
Lake school. He brought with him
Misses Edith and Agnes. Jacobson
and Florence Hayes. " T.