The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-13
Well Known Couple Married
in Bovey; Miss .Wethern
Now Mrs. Deal
(Special to The Pioneer.)

part of last week for an extended
visit with his brother, Alfred Doe,
north of Shevlin. :.
Mr.. Haueen Of Mcintosh arrived
here Friday. Mr.. Haugen is a
brother Of Mrs. Rank and is here for
an extended visit with her.
Mr.. Cartwright Of Bagley was a
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. J. r. Holton, accompanied by
her daughter, Cecil, were Bemidji
visitors between trains Wednesday,
Ludwig Holum has recently &C
copied the position as janitor in our
local school. Mr.. Holum held this
same position last winter and every
one is glad to hear Of his undertake
ing the same job this wintef. ~ MIR.
Holum is a worker and helps to keep
the school in as good a condition as
it is possible for him to do in his
position.
AL. Gordon was a Bemidji visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bredeson went to Mcintosh
Wednesday. While there Mrs. Bred
eson will receive medical attention
and visit with friends. >~
Mrs. T. E. Rider, accompanied by
her daughter Marie, were Bemidji
visitors Thursday between <ltrains.
Clayton Cartwrighty who recently
disposed of his farming interests
here, left for Clearbrook with his
family the fore part Of the week:
Mr.. Cartwright has bought a farm
near Clearbrook and expects to make
his future home there,
Mrs. Kennith Mckinnin arrived
here Thursday from Whapeton, N.
D., to visit with the Fritchie family
of this place. Mrs. Mckinnin is Mr..
Fritchie's sister.
Hector Brown spent several hours
here Thursday on his way from Bag
ley to Bemidji. Mr.. Brown has been
doing a very extensive business in
this territory, selling, pianos and
monographs.
Peter Trasseth and L. Evenvold,
farmers: north of here, were Bagley
visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Courtney
and their two sons, Harry and Bob
Of Bagley, were visitors at the H. A.
Moves home Saturday and Sunday.
Alt Rain visited at his home in
Bemidji Sunday.
T. E. Rider attended the bankers
meeting in Bagley on Thursday. He
was driven to Bagley by his son Man.
ming in the new Pioneer Ford won
by Miss Marie.
Mr.. Fritchie was a Bagley visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Seth Hildred is suffering at
present from attack Of 4erysipelas.
DR.. Campbell is the attending ply
sician.
Peter Trasseth and Mr.. Knutson
have recently bought a Buick car.
Mrs. Sorenson> and two Of her beys
left for Oregon Thursday. Mrs.
Sorenson was accompanied as far as
Grand Forks. by her husband. Mrs..
Sorenson expects to be gone, about
a month and will visit with her par
ents and attend their golden we'd
ding. =. r>~.,-
Orlie' Hippi; who has been visiting
with his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
Martin Nelson; lift: Friday for his
home at Debs. .}1:sSs:t>a -: T.
Oscar Haug spent Sunday with his
folks at Bagley. =. - y: #.
Acres Of clover and potatoes. are
UNDER thessHow in this vicinity. e4Be-s
cause Of; the early snow many peo-
ple:swere unable to get. their crops
in.i@ Martin Nelson livery: unfortun-
ate TO-, have eleven acres of spuds
still undug. One farmer near here
!; has between 80 and 40. acres Of clov-
er under the snow. Considering the
price 81 potatoes and clover it is
very hard to think that so many Of
the farmers: should lose so much.
Mr.: .Fritchie has recently installed
q very late and up-to.aate welding
machine.
The: dance given here Saturday
might was the largest ever given in
Shevlin' this fall; The hall was full
to the doors and representatives were
here from all our, neighboring towns.
Dance supper was served at the
West hotel.
Mrs. H. Bromighine was a Bemidji
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Noyes were Bag
ley visitors Monday.
The Franks travelling movies have
been showing here all week.
Miss Bernice Burfeld. visited with
her parents here: during the week.
end. She returned to her school
duties at Solway on Sunday.
Dave Wethern, who is now located
at Bovey, MIMI, is here visiting with
old acquaintances. Mr.. Wethern ar
rived Wednesday.
P. L. Renne motored to Bagley |
Sunday with his daughter Clara,
who is attending school at that place.
The seventh and eighth grades
hiked out to Eldevik's farm Thurs
day afternoon. There was no school
on account of furnace trouble. The
afternoon was spent in playing
games. Refreshments were served /
also. Everyone reports a fine time.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
IA pretty home wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Mackie on Halloween