The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-13
The Clearbrook Mercantile COM
pany has mailed" the agency tor
the Chevrolet autos. "

Frank E. Boggs of the firm OF
Boggs & Simons, Is salesman Tor tne
celebrated Dodge and Dart" mo-
tor cars. Has placed all he has been
i'm position to get this year. me
Dodge is without a question one or
the best all around automobiles made
i'm the world today for the money and
the demand is so heavy that the fac
tory is unable to supply the calls un-
der any consideration, hence Mr..
Boggs has been handicapped in his
delivery of the same. He would have
been in position to have sold score
Or more here this season had he been
i'm position to get them. In view or
this fact he decided to add another
popular and we'll known car to his
line After close study of the many
cars on the market he finally chose
the Dart which is considered a favor
lite among the people because Of its
strength, power, thrift, accessibility,
comfort, simplicity, and slow depre-
citation, as it is built for service, not
style. II he cannot get a Dodge
for you he certainly will get you a
"%Dart," hence when you are in line
for a first class automobile do not
overlook to call at the Clearbrook
Auto garage and look over his line
before you buy elsewhere, as he will
10 in psition to give you pointers in
Ais line Of cars which will serve you
well in your quest for an auto. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Roxvold have
taken possession of their new resi-
lonce in the southeast section Of our
<ity. It is beautiful, and Oscar and
his wife have reason t0SbeS proud Of
II, and Its beautiful surroundings.
H. l., Clausen of Hoist township,
who a few days ago had an auction
sale at his place, has moved to Min
neapolis to reside for the present.
C. "A. Wagner, night operator at
the Union depot at Bemidji, made a
short business visit here Friday.
Cold weather, we'll we should
smile. 1t brought our first fury Of
xaow this season, Friday morning,
but the sun peeped forth on Friday
afternoon and made things feel bet
ter.
The pheasant is still under the pro-
lection of this state. Parents should
make it a point to see to it that none
Of their smaller boys wantonly dis
troy this fine bird which Is now on
the pick up In our state. They have
done tine in the last two years, and
WiH from now on make large gains
liz not molested by the careless ones,
who do not respect this beautiful
birds existence.
= Are You booster" for Clearwater
county?
Robert Gunderson, one Of our hust-
Wing slraymen, has moved into his
residence built in the Highland Park
addition. Robert and family now
have q nice home.
Called by the serious illness of
their mother to Montevideo, this
state, Mesdames Charles Ness, Ole o.
della and Edward Ness, came three
M0urs too late to see her before she
passed 5nto the great beyond.
Mrs. Adolph l.. Johnson of Sim
clair will entertain the Ladies Aid of
ahe Se1ford congregation, Wednesday,
October rs, at her home. She wishes
EO announce that you are all welcome
to attend and donate your mite to the
Rood cause Of spreading the word of
God among all mankind. T.
Nelson's Quality store has now
shipped seven carloads of potatoes,
with warehouse crowded to the brini.
That's bringing them in, and this is
osn}y one of them! :.