The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-20
YOUNG TILLER
0FS0lL BEGINS
WORK ON fine
new RESIDENCE.
Arthur Lund Of Clearbrook Is
Progressive; Has Crew
of Men at Work
MONTANA DIDN'T LOOK
GOOD TO RESIDENTS
What would Happen to This
Baseball Player, Queries
Correspondent
MONTANA DIDN'T LOOK
GOOD TO RESIDENTS
(SDcial to Pioneer. }

(Spcial to Pioneer.)
Clearbrook, Oct. 20.-Attorney
Emil T. Evenson returned from
business trip into South Dakota,
Friday morning.
Miss Julia Olson, a daughter OF
Mrs. Marie Olson of Eddy, died at one
of the Bemidji hospitals Friday
morning, after an operation per-
formed for appendicitis. Her be-
-reaved relatives have the sympathy
of the entire community.
S. H. Larmer, who moved here last
week from Canada. has now formally
taken charge of the N: Aluahamson
farm which he purchased a short
time ago.
Arthur A. Lund, one of our pro-
gressive young tillers Of the soil,
who last spring purchased 80 acres
of land from John Riste, just north
of town. is now busy with large
crew OF men beginning the construc-
ton of a dwelling and barn, that he
may move in before long.
Frank Boggs has now added an
other fine car to his line Of good SELL
ing automobiles. The latest is the
Nash, it is c1assed among one of the
best standard cars out, and we look
for a large sale when season returns
M. J. Kolb, one of Northern Min
nesota's hustling financiers, has been
busy looking after his interests here
and at Gonvick of late. He is also
an oil we'll booster.
marry Westrum, a son of N. C.
Westrum, of Leon township, and one
Of our promising young men, who de-
iHarted for the Turtle Lake country
in North Dakota, last spring, arrived
from there Wednesday morning. He
reports that crops were very poor in
that section of the country. He for
one came back a bigger and better
booster for Clearbrook and it's splen-
did country, than ever before.
Louis Amundson, booster from
AOoA AOOAoAu SoAAOu upOA Jul Uuoy
burg Wednesday.
What would happen to base ball
player running from third base to
home plate, if he belonged to a
union" and a "strike" was called
when he had covered about half of
the distance?
Frank Boggs returned Wednesday
after an important business trip
covering Crookston and East Grand
Forks.
Louis Sivertson and family is one
of the boys who has tried out the
''..wolly'' reports OF Montana. Mr..
Sivertson and family returned this
summer and purchased a residence
lot over in the Highland Park adal-
ton, upon which he has erected a
comfortable cottage, and feel like
home once more. He is at present,
the head bookkeeper at the large
Clearbrook Mercantile company's
establishment
Our merchants are taking in thou
sands of dollars daily in the line Of
the finest clover seed ever grown
The American Red Cross is now
asking for a million volunteer work.
ers to secure members for this SPLEEN
did organization in its third roll call
drive. The work will commence on
November End and end on the 11th
Who will be the honor workers
through the townships and villages
in Clearwater county? Time is draw
ing near at hand and those who con-
template hustling for this greatest of
all great organizations, should be
heard from at an early date.
A carnival will be given at Clear
brook school house, October 31st. 1t
is claimed that the "Witches'' will be
there to play, and that something
rich and rare is in store for those
who dare to venture over there. Of
course you are all going. or mother
witch may make you a visit, and this
we know, you will not risk under
present conditions
Wedding bells will soon be ring
ing, happiness will all be here, not in