The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-04-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. v. Gardner entertained Rev.
Courier, the evangelist, and his
family last week. Rev. Courier, who
assisted Rev. Soper, holding revival
meetings for ten days here, thinks
Of buying piece of land and max
ing his home here. Rev. Courier
has been pretty well all over the
rural sections of the u. s., and we
feel that we must have a rather good
location here if Rev. Courier finds
this a desirable place to settle his
family permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coffin spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Fos-
ter Sunday and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Pete Sunday evening.
Jack Stephani and e. r. Lee
hauled hay from Lemloh's Saturday,
the hay was purchased at Lemloh's
auction sale recently, s
Mrs. P. ]. Skipton's uncle. e. s.
Loyde of southern Minnesota is max
ing his home with the SYMPTOMS. =
Miss Bessie Cook spent Sunday
with Misses Cora and Dorothy Wat
Ira Cook conducted prayer serv-
ices at his home Sunday evening.
Prayer services will be held at the
Watson home next Sunday evening
at $50. Every body cordially in
vited to be present.
Mrs. Maria McClellen spent Sun
day visiting Mrs. F. V. Gardner.
Miss Mae Fuller, teacher of Bos-
ton Lake school, spent this springs
vacation week visiting with friends
in Bemidji.
Roy Watson received some inter-
esting souvenirs of the war from his
brother, Farnam Watson, who parti-
cfpated in the war and who is still
In France.
The past week of rain and snow
set US back in seeding wheat. But
by getting out by the new time and
retiring by the old time maybe we
can get the seeding done on time
yet. .~-
We very much need a delivery
route out through this part of Pleas
ant Valley, as in the busy season we
usually get our daily papers all to-
gether at the end of the week when
we go into Puposky for supplies.
Miss Gladys Pete inauguratet~
surprise party on her mother, Mrs,
Irene Pete on April the Sth, being
Mrs. Pete's birthday.
A surprise party was given Tony
Stephan on April the fourteenth, be-
ing his birth anniversary.
Mr.. George Edwards made a bust
ness trip to Bemidji last week.
Norman Gardner is visiting the
Wilcox boys in Bemidji for a few
days. The Wilcox family used to re-
side at Fowlds and are we'll known
in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones enter
tanned Gordon Gardner to dinner
last Sunday.
Mrs. Margie Knox Jones gave a
dance last Saturday evening, the
proceeds for the benefit of the school
children at the Ten Mile lake school,
where Mrs. Jones Is teacher. The
dance was well attended and the
school children will have new base
balls and bats and valley ball, etc.
: Mrs. Bert Vogler called on Mrs.
M. NJ. Knox last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. M. M. Knox has disposed Of
his potatoes and is hauling them out
this week. r.
Mr.. Ray Wordon had log raising
Monday, several of his neighbors
gave him assistance in putting up
his house. We are glad to see this
new house going UP. Our Farmer
club members are always ready and
willing to lend hand in helping to
establish permanent homes in Pleas
ant Valley.
Mr.. Archibald Green has moved
his family into their house on their
new farm here.
Mr.. Ira Cook moved his family
back on to their own place Monday.
They have been living on the M. L..