The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-05
SHElVlIN CAR WINNER.
PIONEER CAMPAIGN
SECURES HER REWARD
Friends Pleased Over Her Sue
cess; Visitor Likes
Minnesota
Especial to Pioneer.)

Especial to Ploneer.)
Shevlin, Nov. Sd. Thorp, man
ager of the Livestock Shipping asso-
citation of Shevlin Left Tuesday with
car load of stock for the Twin
Cities.
Earl H. Martin, county agent for
Clearwater county, was a Shevlln
visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Martin Is very
much interested in Shevlin welfare
and is a frequent visitor here.
Nick Hanson motored to Bemidji
Wednesday evening with Clarence
Norby. son of Mr.. Norby at Mallard.
Clarence was hurt quite seriously
while sliding down hill, and was
rushed to the Bemidji hospital the
same evening.
Paul Magner, who has been visit
ing with his brother, Charles McDon-
aid, of this place, left Wednesday for
his home at Richmond Beach, WASH,
Paul has been visiting here with his
brother for the past three weeks.
During that time he made it known
that he preferred Minnesota over
Washington.
Orlie Hippo, who has been work.
ing near Ebro, is here visiting with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Nelson, before returning to his
home at Debs.
Miss Marie Hider, who has been
carrying on very extensive sub
scription campaign for the Bemid1l
Pioneer, went to Bemidji Saturday
to turn in her votes and visit with
friends during the week end. Her
friends are very glad to hear Of her
splendid success. Mr.. Mcdonald and
Manning went to Bemidji Monday
and brought home the Ford and Son
ora she won.
Mrs. Hartwick Hanson spent the
| week end at the Eckstrom home in
Bemidji.
Gordon Noyes, Leo Pawck and
Clara Renne, Bagley high school stu
dents Of here, spent the week end
with their parents.
Mrs. A. l.. Gordon and her neice,
Mrs. Ludwig Holum, returned to
Shevlin Friday, after visiting for the
past week with Mrs. Gordon's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sangren at Minneapolis
Mr.. Gordon met them in Bemidji and
returned with them that afternoon
Messrs. Forthem, Rain, Rank
Paulson, and the Misses Ramstad and
Rank, went to Solway, to attend the
Halloween dance given in the school
house at that place Friday evening.
George Noyes visited with friends
and relatives here Sunday on his way
from Kelliher to his home at FosstOn.
Rev. and Mrs. Sorenson were Be-
midi visitors Saturday.
Mrs. August Marsh visited in Be-
midi Thursday.
Rev. Lawinson spent the week end
at his home at Lengthy.
Andrew Nelson and his family
moved from their home here to the
Chris Larson farm, two miles south
of Shevlin last Thursday.
On Friday evening, October 81,
the upper grades celebrated with the
usual spooky Halloween sports. The
affair was held in the school house,
which had been decorated with
Halloween decorations for this
occasion. All kinds Of games were
played and a general good time was
assured by every one present. A
lunch was served of sandwiches,
cookies, pickles, coffee, nuts and
apples.
The largest and best Ladies Aid
sale ever witnessed was held in the
M. w. A. hall Saturday afternoon and
evening. Many useful and pretty
things were sold. Besides the fancy
work, several boxes Of vegetables
were sold that had been donated by
liberal members. The vegetables,
however were not the only farm pro-
duce brought in. Two white Wynn
dotte chickens were donated Oy Mrs.
Harvey. Walter Priebe did the auc-
pioneering.
The supper must needs be men
toned as it was very plentiful and
we'll prepared. The menu consisted
of baked beans, scolloped potatoes,
cold pork and beef loaf, pickles,
bread and butter, cabbage salad, ap-
pie pie, coffee. =
The sum Of $1OO.55 was taken in
for the sale and supper. The expense
was not very heavy. The Aid now
has a nice amount for Improvements
| it may wish to make.
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