The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-06
CLEARWATER COUNTY
AGENT TO POTATO
SHOW. MO0RHEAD
Bakers Music Store Doing
Large Business; More
Stock Ordered

eel, normal training instructor in
the Bagley high school, left Sunday
morning for St. Paul, where she will
attend meeting of the teachers OF
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kaiser spent
the weekend visiting at the Gilmore
home in Bemidji. Mrs. Gilmore is
Mrs. Kaiser's sister.
Miss Anderson, who is teaching
one of the associated schools near
Bagley left Saturday for Kelliher,
where she will visit at her home.
Miss McCloud, instructor in the
grade department, spent Saturday in
Bemidji shopping.
Clara Renne and Leo Pawek, who
are attending the Bagley high school,
spent the weekend at their home at
Shevlin.
Harold Hill, a former resident of
Bagley, spent several hours in town
, Thursday, renewing acquaintences.
Miss Jean Jones left for Duluth
last Friday, where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. T. M. King.
Harry Dart has accepted the posi-
ton of compositor for the Bagley
Herald.
Miss Mae Barragy, county super
intendent of schools, and E. H. Ren,
secretary Of the local school board,
attended the meeting of the teachers
of the northwest at Crookston the
latter part Of last week.
Nels Nelson, ST., and wife returned'1
from Moorehead Saturday, where
kl.,r l,o~o 1on,, 1,icifiu fhojr do yQh.
ter.
County Agricultural Agent Earl
Martin, left Monday for Moorehead,
where he will attend the state po-
tato show. Mr.. Martin took with
him about sixteen exhibits of pota-
toes rraised. in Clearwater county,
Four of these exhibits are certified
seed from the farms aof@H! -o-iefson;,a
Gabriel Anderson, Arthur Lund, and
Hans Dahlbsrg, all farmers living
near Clearbrook.t The growers from
the southern part of Minnesota will
find that Clearwater county is on the
map, when it comes to potato grow
ing.
H. E. Vance, who recently pur-
chased the Ford garage from big
Nels," has accepted the agency for
the Maxwell car. This week six OF
the new Maxwells arrived and are on
display at their garage. ....
The Family theatre has contracted
for the picture, 1.-THE Birth of
Race" This picture is one of the
best movies ever produced, being the
successor to 1.-THE Birth of A" Ma
ton" The picture has its own or
,chestra. Bagley people are FORUM
ate to have a chance to see the pic
ture @whiclH has just finished a six
weeks showing in Duluth. .,!,.
F. A. Noyes Of 'Shevlin was a busi-
ness visitor in Bagley on Monday.
eThesGeorge T. Baker music store
hasddfsposed Gof. nearly all of the ORR
ginal>~stock Of pianos and has just
received a shipment of twelve Sec
ond hand pianos. Last week large
supply of Columbia records and sheet
music was received.
The county commissioners were in
session on Tuesday.
Frank Tufts, U. S. fire marshall,
: spent several days in Bagley the lat
ter part of last week.
Fred Harrison, who has been in
the employ Of County Surveyor Kjal-
haug, at. Bagley, for the past month,
returned to his home at Gonvick
last Friday.
George Briggs, deputy state boil
er inspector, of St. Hilaire, spent sew
eral days in: town this week.
NJ. stB: George, advance agent for
Campbells shows, spent. Friday. in
town making arrangements for his;
shows which will show in Bagley'
this week..
BRAND Mrs: Starr of Crookston
were III Bag1ey between trains on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kerr and son,
Kenneth, spent Monday and Tuesday
in Bemidji shopping and attending
to business matters.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson wentto Frs
kline Tuesday to visit at the ANDREW
johnson home, Of that place.
Mrs. Perry Eastwood and children,
Florence and Viola, went to Bruce
and Lake dorton, South Dakota to
visit relatives. -.