The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-21
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The Wide Awake Farmers CO.
operative club met on March 9th at
the home of E.. r. Lee, at Arlington
Farm" on Boston Lake. Members
and guests present 81. This being
annual meeting, new officers were
lected and scribes for the home town
papers were appointed by r. r.. Dick
ems, the new president of the club for
the coming year. We now have
telephone line to Nebish and also
Puposky by the way Of Fowlds--the
direct result of the effort of the Farm
ersers club. Also new " miles OF
county road through by Boston lake
which is nearly completed-by mem
bers of the Farmers club. We think
OF our club as an organization that
has been very well worth while IN
the benefit 1t has been to ourselves
and the community. Next meeting
held at the home of Joseph Pete.
George Edwards has very sore
hand as a result Of an accident at
logging camp recently.
The members of the former Red
Cross circle met at Mrs. Iva Cooks on
the 9Th. AS the knitting is no longer
needed by the Red Cross, the ladies
put out quilt during the afternoon.
Mrs. Cook served the ladies with
lunch and Miss Stephan entertained
by reading an interesting short
story. The ladies put up several sug-
gestions to be voted on at next meet
ing. They expect to continue their
meetings as a community club to be
called The Helping Hand or some
thing. as decided on later
Ties and post and logging is the
order Of the day. Shedding will soon
be over for this winter.
Mr.. Leon Dickson, a returned SOL
dier boy, has been here visiting his
aunt, Mrs. G. B. Fuller, the past ten
days. His home Is in Washington
state. Mr.. Dickson is a grandson OF
grandpa and grandma Fuller. He
spent part of the time with them
while here. Grandma FULLER had
quite surprise on her birthday,
which occurred February 28th. The
neighbors gave her call and spent
a very jolly evening. .s-
Since the "flu" epidemic Ia In our
neighborhood, seems to be through
with us--no more places to call-we
are becoming quite gay after so much
confinement during the early part of
winter, and it seems we will make up
for lost time yet If the pace keeps
up. The dances and parties are num-
erous and we'll attended throughout
the community. l.@-
Among the "f1us" victims is Mrs.
George F. Edwards, Jr., who we sadly
miss and we surely sympathize with
little Bubbles" Edwards George the
2nd) in the loss Of his dear mother.
Only time can soften the blow that
was felt by relatives and neighbors
over Mrs. Edwards unexpected and
untimely passing. - -
Clyde Fuller was taken by his
motherto the hospital at Bemidji this
week for series of operations for
trust that he comes out In fine shape
and feel sure he will.
r. r. Lee is spending the week in
Bemidji at the court house as he is
sitting on the jury-court being dis
missed to be resumed on March 10th.
l.1rs. R. R. Dickens spent quite
some time with her son, Supt. w. F.
Dickens at Red Lake agency while
Mr.. Dickens was preparing to move
away to White Earth reservation as
Supt. and special disbursing agent
there. Mr.. Dickens expects to come
OF, visit some time during the sum-
mer to his parents here. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Dickens at "Gad's ELL Farm
stead on Boston lake. 17-'@'..
F. V. Gardues will entertain the
Literary club the third, Friday even
ing, this month. Among the new
members who Joined the club at last
meeting are Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pete,
Miss Dorothy Randall, Miss Nina
Cook, Mrs. G. g. Fuller and Clyde
Fuller.