The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-11


Minnesota. Take trip here and see
for yourself.
Elmer Olberg has taken over the
sales agency for the celebrated Fer
gus Falls Wooden Mills company OF
Fergus Falls, this state, for this Sec
ton of the state, and is now busy
selling the same. For real wooden
goods call on Elmer or drop him
card and let him know that you wish
to see him.
Two young men from Hill River in
Polk county, just south from Trail;
went over into Clover township and
purchased the fine quarter section of
Mr.. Gathagan on the north shore OF
Anderson lake. Keep your eyes on
Glover township.
Charles Eisenmann and julius B.
Laurisen of Neving have over rs
acres of clover in this year. AS a
whole 1t is fine crop and insures the
boys most wonderful crop when
threshed. Give the boys the full road
when they have sold this stuff, for
they will have made their stake.
Peter Nygaard's splendid new
dwelling is being completed in short
order by Contractor Shelquist. 1t is
our city. 1t will be modern through
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Even Engebretson Of
Eden township, Polk county, visited
with relatives here this week.
Mrs. l.. B. Anderson has returned
after an extended visit with relatives
and friends in southern Minnesota
and part of Iowa.
Johannas Schneider is spending a
few days visiting with his sister. Mrs.
Edward D. Rydeen in Leon township.
Potatoes, potatoes. If you want po
%tatoes, come to Clearbrook and get
them. Our streets are lined with
them every day while dozens Of teams
are waiting at the potato warehouse
to be unloaded. It is the high cash
market which is bringing them here.
The people, as a whole. and the farm
ers in particular like a good live
town. where produce can be turned
into cash without delay and bicker-
ing, hence the trade for distance of
over rs miles out are streaming into
Clearbrook, in order to take advant-
age Of the splendid cash markets Of
fered them. All the merchants here
carry full line of almost everything
that any man or community may
need, hence not only the splendid
markets alone help to attract, but
when they do come here they are in
position to get anything they need at
prices that are right, with a large
variety to choose from. Keep your
eye on Clearbrook. the centrally To-
GATED and coming metropolis of Clear
water county.
Herb M. Johnson has invested in
Henry Ford and making good use of
it.
Arthur Lund and Carl w. Jensen,
Two of our enterprising young men,
we're business callers at Crookston
the first part of this week.
Evald Sandeen has become the hap
py owner of the fine Louis Johnson
farm in the southwest corner of Sin
clair township. 1t is a fine location
and we are proud to know that this
splendid estate has come into good
hands. Louis Johnson, the former
owner, we understand died at one Of
the Bemidji hospitals some time ago.
Ola Skime took charge Of his meat
market at Gonvick Wednesday morn
ing. ,Gonvick is to be congratulated
upon their new dealer in meats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Larson Of Eddy
; were Bemidji callers Wednesday.
! It takes a hustler with both vim
: and spirit to conduct a real live real
Z estate business, get the new settlers
! hore and sell the land. Selling land
) in and around Clearbrook Is no trick
as our rich productive soil sells it.
self, but the idea Is to get the men
to come here and see for themselves.
There are thousands of farmers
throughout the southern part Of this
state, and Iowa who have sold their