The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-02

from Iowa, and proved his honesty ny
leaving over $4,000 with US. he
will move here in the. spring. One
of his sons, we understand, will man
age the farm which he will reside In
Clearbrook with his family. Mr.. Nel7
son, from whom he purchased his
residence, is Clearbrook's splendid
mayor, who, we understand, will soon
erect another up-to-date dwelling
house:
Here appears to be the latest poll
teal battle cry Of the leaguers under
the leadership Of te now famous
Lawnley5 from North Dakota. Reao
it fol-. yourself and Judge It accord
7ngly: - According to ae~statement
made by a. farmer residing In the
southeast corner Of the county, VINO
81 the way, is not a prohibitionist,
tie promoters of the Nonpartisan
league ave changed, their tactics n
obtaining members. In place OF paint
ing a picture of the monopolists
.preying on the always >"downtrod7
don, farmer and urging the farmers
to "giye up their damned God and
ioin the league they tell the farm
els and others that the democrats
and republicans are to be blamed for
the prohibition all over the country"
and in order that the "downtrodden"
farmers and others who are made to
suffer from drought and other big
biz maladies may regain their per,
sonal liberties" they. should join the
new party composed of "wets So
cialists, laborites, I. w. WIS non
partisan leaguers, and anarchists.
And, the new argument seems TO ne
very effective in places. -Caledonla
Journal.
Carl E. Skag;a world war veteran
from Eddy, has been chosen as the
new secretary of Melvin Johnson
most Of Clearwater county, located
At Clearbrook. Willie Wi1lesen, who
has been secretary since the posts Or
sanitation, resigned, as he Is pre-
naring to enter a government school
in South Dakota in the near future,
to take up vocational training. The
new secretary is a live wire and we
look for a new boost in membership.
Jack Urban is back from the west
and looks happier than ever.
Frank Mcnamara is back from
North Dakota, looking hale and
hearty.
Martin Rosen, the popular and
well known Clearbrook shoe maker,
is undoubtedly the busiest person in
the county: No matter when you
may visit Martins shop you may see
shoes by the dozens and even hun
dreds at the time. The ladies as we'll
are repaired" right, hence Martin
long hours and no rest.
Most of the duck hunters here
came home with long noses and no
ducks Sunday. Try again boys!
- Arnold Hanson, one Of Halst's
popular young farmers, died Monday
morning from blood poisoning,
caused by small silver entering last
week, under the nail of one Of his
fingers. It was a hard blow to his
splendid family, and the whole COM
munity extends its sympathy.
John Jensen, a farmer residing
about three miles east Of Clearhrook,
is reported leaving his home, Friday
evening for a visit with his neighbor.
4. P. Synnes, but has since not been
seen or heard from.
Pan officials to be tried by the
government for use OF mails to de-
. fraud in sale of stock before Federal
Judge Lands, October %. s. c. Pan
dolfo, the head of the Pan Motor
company, of st.. Cloud, Mimi, and
twelve other officials and promoters
Of the company on charges of con-
spiracy to use the mails in scheme
to defraud.
The changes are based in the sale
OF stock in the company. They wiz
M ke strong defense. Government