The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-02
SHEVIIN WOMAN
BREAKS AN ANKLE,
RETURNING TO HOUSE
Interesting Items Sent to
"Pioneer" From Wide Awake
Correspondent

Shevlin, Dec. Mrs. William
Gordon and daughter were Bemidj
visitors Saturday.
ALT Rain visited with relatives If
Bemidji returning here Tuesday.
Joe Renne arrived here Tuesday
from Ulen, MINI. While here Joe Wis
tied with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p. l.. Renne. Joe returned home
Thursday with a deer. j
Sam Hauge of Bag1ey was a visi tol
here on Monday. =
Earl H. Martin, of Bagley Was =
business caller at the Priebe farm
north of Shevlin Tuesday, between
trains.
Mrs. Pete Anderson, Mrs. Charles
Mcdonald, and Mrs. Erwin Gordon
shopped between trains in Bemfdji on
Tuesday.
While walking from the barn to
the house Sunday night, Mrs. Narun
fell and broke her ankle. DR.. Camp
bell was called and Mrs. Narum if
reported doing as we'll as possible.
Two deer were shipped Tuesday tc
Tilden Junction. MINI. Not only the
people Of this vicinity find good hunt.
ing, but outsiders are here as well. A
party of Is came here from Erskine
this week and are hunting game near
Mallard.
Helmer Strondlein was taken to
the Bemidji hospital Sunday and un-
derwent an operation Tuesday. Mr..
Strandlein returned here Tuesday
after accompanying Helmer to the
hospital. He reports that Helmer is
slowly improving.
Miss Ethel Noyes entertained her
friends at whist party at her home
on Thursday evening. Guests pres
emit were, Carl Rauk, Conrad Paulson,
John Desjardines, Wesley Horthem,
Oscar Haug, Chester Burfield, ALI
Rain, Jorgen Hanson, Marie Rider,
Mabel Rank, Ella Ramstad, Nancy
Sevanlund, Verna Burfield, Mrs. H.
Hanson and Dorothy Noyes A lunch
was served.
Mr.. Charles Mcdonald and Erwin
Gordon went to Wadena Thursday.
They brought back Holton's new Cad
lilac car, which he had recently pur-
chased there.
VIM. Munich, game warden from
Crookston, spent Thursday in Shev-
lin trying to locate hunters not COM
plying with the game laws. No one
was found guilty.
Turkeys are quite precious these
days, but when one comes to you it's
quite different. John Desjardines
thought either his eyes had failed
him or else he was in a dream when
a stray turkey proudly bolted his way
into the Bredeson and Desjardine
store. The turkey it was found out
later, had escaped from Mr.. Schrick's
crate and had walked into the store.
After a grand chase it was caught
and returned to the local meat mar
ket, where he will wander no more
until November 9th, Thanksgiving
Day.
Miss Edel Renne went to Bagley
Friday and visited with her sister,
who is attending high school there.
Edel and Clara returned here Satur-
day.
Robert Casper of Burton. N. D., ar
rived Friday and is visiting with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K
Rank, and family.
Iva Bromighine entertained the
seven and eighth grade girls club at
her home on Thursday. November II.
The evening was spent in sewing and
playing games, after which a lunch
was served.
Mrs. Mattson and daughter. Estrud
ard Anna LEFT Saturday for Bemidii.
where they will visit at the Greenslit
home
Miss Ella Ramstad was a Bemidji
visitor Saturday, between trains
Buell. Scott of Hannah. North Da-
kota, arrived here last week for an
extended visit with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs G. I. Scott and
family.
Mr.. John I. Isakson. Of Red Lake,
was a business visitor here on Thurs
day.
H. Haldron. Of Trail, Montana,
was a business caller here Monday.
Miss Petra Ramstad. who is teach
ing 1T Debs. MINI. arrived here Sat-
r-a"v to vi-'t With her sister. Miss
Ella Ramstad. She was accompanied
here by Mr.. Rockstad Of Hendrrm.
Mr.. Rockstad left Sunday for his
hone.
Miss ANA Hoes and Peter johnson
"e"e ''"Tr'eu HurSQay at bhRley.
The Shevlin reonle join in wishing
tho "oun'e much h'npiness.
R""-. So""-so~ ~ P"~'ev wae vjs-
itor here Saturday with Rev. Soren-
son. Of Shevlin. between trains.
NJ, A l.. Gordon was a Bemidii
visitor Saturday.
M. Thorn Thronson. of Under
wood. Minnesota. arrived here Thurs
day. While here he will visit with
his sister. Mrs. Erwin Gordon.
Mr.. I. \. Noyes. who has been in
Superior. Wis, on business for the
past week. arrived here Saturday. Mr..
Noyes states there is no snow in that
part Of the country.
l. r. Butler arrived here Wednes-
day. While here Mr.. Butler will at
tend to his farming interests near
Mallard.
Miss Bernice Burf1eld spent the
weekend with her parents here.
Mr.. Renne arrived here Saturday
to Snond the weekend with hio fono