The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-18

ToSentatiVo OF the H-b lelupeAAA
Process company, returned the nrst
1part Of the week, after touring the
northwestern part. of the state IN raw
Or of the firm. He reports good sales.
Fred Peterson has rented the MRS.
Emma Lewis farm, north OF the CITY.
Mrs. C: M. Bjorquist is home again,
after a weeks visit with parents at
;Shevlin, this state.
Jacob Nilsson, one Of the happy and
prosperous farmers in GREENWOOD,
has lust threshed a $1,000 crop OF
clover seed on Is acres. 1t takes
Clearwater county soil to bring forth
the clover. Have you tract OF this
land yet? If not, you should lose no
time in securing yourself tract.
Jens Cunning, Axel A. Anderson
and Bert Nelson are now driving
'''Dart" autos.
The clover seed men, wholesalers,
of the east and northwest are making
rClearbrook one of the main points at
which to gather the finest and strong
est terminating clover seed in the
west! The color of our clover seed IS
unsurpassed.
clearwater has just discovered it.
self. in. the wonderful clover seed pro-
.duced here. Glad you were here
are you not?
IT. Mr.. McReynolds,a the prominent
young farmer from Neving, called on
friends here Tuesday. He served the
-ycOlors, and is now a, booster for the
Melvin Johnson post of the Ameri-
can Legion, located at Clearbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg are now
happily domiciled in the home they
purchased from Aud Wennerstrom.
Peter Larson and Mr.. Warner, two
we'll known and popular merchants
at Neving, boarded the west bound
passenger here Tuesday evening over
the $780, for points west and south.
Mr.. Warner was accompanied by his
wife and two children. Mr.. Warner
will make a trip to the cities and
make valuable and large purchases
for their fine store, while Mr.. Larson,
and his sister, Mrs. Warner, will
make trip to Thief River Falls, and
at the same time visit with their
mother, other relatives and friends
before returning. Mr.. Larson will
combine business with pleasure. He
is also the postmaster at Neving, and
a hustler and booster in general.
Call upon your postmaster and get
wise on how to order the new army
goods now on sale throughout the
United States direct by the govern
ment Nothing but new stuff sent by
Uncle Sam to you through the mail.
Miss Victoria c. Young Of Candy,
this state, is the busy new saleslady
AT the hustling Nelson Quality store.
Christ Bakken, one of the splendid
statesmen at the Clearbrook Mercan-
tile establishment is busy making his
Preparations for the final construc-
ton Of fine new residence in the
Highland Park addition.
A. d. Marmorine, who resides
north of town, the we'll known breed
er Of Short Horn cattle, sold one of
his splendid COWS to Theo. Richard
son, of Glover township, for the neat
sum of $500, the other day.
Peter Steffenson, who sold his fine
farm in Sinclair township a short
time ago, is taking it easy prospect
ing at Clearbrook Of late. Pete has
a location in view, and before long
we hope to be in position to give you
the prize.
A bunch of our duck seekers load
ed into a big auto here Tuesday and
headed for the east country in quest
OF the sly ducks. They covered
large section of Clearwater county,
and the most of Beltrami county, and
came home without a feather, &C
cording to reports, under the guild
ing hands of Carl J. Haagenson. Sec
ohded by the true sport Sim cf the
Leader! They were" a weary looking
bunch, but much wiser, with much
respect for the ducks and their man.
ner of keeping out of gun shot. But,
on the other hand, Henry A. Engel-
bretson Of the First National bank
here, thought that he would show
these sports and proclaimed duck
experts some game and what he
really could do on short order. There
fore about ten minutes to six o'clock