The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-06

ing, who a short time ago sold his
fine dairy farm to North Dakota
party, will shortly leave for Okla.
homa, where he will go into the bust
ness of drilling oil wells. Here is
success to you, Adolph.
Theo, Hetland, residing southeast
Of. Gonvick, sold his fine farm the
pthero day for $106 per acre.
Arnold Jensen, manager Of the
Clearbrook Cement Products Co., is
busy erecting a .16x24 building on his
lot in the west section. > It will be
built from the we'll known continu-
GUS air space cement block, which
this firm is manufacturing, which is
now being largely used in the con-
struction of business houses, as we'll
as residences and for other purposes.
With the high cost of lumber and all
other materials, this industry has
bright future before it. as already
this firm has shipped blocks and ma
terial to neighboring' towns for con-
struction work, with more pending.
The present structure under con-
struction will be used for office pur-
poses later on, while for the present
it wilt<be used for dwelling purposes.
| The boys claim that Arnold's broad
and happy smiles of late seems to in
! dictate something doing in the near
future.
Ole C, Larson, who conducted a
large auction sale over in Eddy town.
I.chS IN, oh
with his family to Bemidji. He will
reside in the Nymore 81 ction, and
conducting a roomng house, while
! himself and boys. will work at the
box. factory. Mr.. Larson says he
moved, in order to give his children
better school conditions, in that he
lived too far from school for the
children to attend in winter.
! The Nelson's Quality store has
been busy handling potatoes and has
already shipped several carloads.
Ed E. Reinoehl, the popular and
we'll known confectionery man Of
this place, has returned from North
| Dakota, where he has labored as an
engineer through, the threshing sea-
| son.
Glover seed has PLACED udozens OF
our farmers on easy street this year.
You are all welcome to the Dorcas
Society of the, Swedish Lutheran
church which will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. Randall, October z. Mrs.
Ella Revey will assist in entertain
ing. Don't forget the time and place.
| An educational fund was gathered
here last week for Clarence Sjolander
| of Halst township. He will shortly
leave for St.. Peter, this state, where
! he will attend school for some time
| to come.
| 1t is with a great sense of pleasure
that we are in position to announce
the marriage of Lars Hath of this
place to Miss Nellie NJ. Volden of
Gonvick. This happy event took
place Saturday, September 20. Rev.
Heistad of this place performing the
ceremony. They will, in the near
future, take up their residence on the
farm of the groom, located just south
of town. Congratulations!
Carl Weinberg and Tallack John
son are preparing to enter an electri-
cal school in the near future. Good
moves boys. These are two Of the
volunteer units from this place and
we are all proud of them. They are
members of the Melvin Johnson post
here, and strong boosters for the
American Legion. 49,"
Erick Lindon, C. J. Stockman and
L. Jensen are the latest farmers to
use power tractors on their splendid
farms, to do their blowing. and after
work. They are progressive hustlers
and believe in progressive methods,
and prove their stand by progressive
movements in up-to-date farming.
Who next?,
Van Lear, the former Minneapolis
mayor of Socialistic fame, has dis
covered that the American Legion is
an offspring of that inveterate old
criminal "Big Business" or some
thing to that effect, and has caught
him ,''red handed" Good for Van,
the old sly political gamester. But,
Van should not be so hasty in pro-
claiming his discovery, for the Amer
lean Legion, or the "boys," have also
made a discovery, and find a close
relationship between. him and the
''slackers." Enough said!
There are eight gripping reels, each
pictured with a god laugh.
Charlie Chaplin will also be seen