The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-05

+. Hilmer jacobson, manager OF the
&Clearbrook flour mill, went to Kelli-
ther on business the first part of this
week.
7 Clarence Jacobson, the popular
smiller and grain man from Good
ridge, this state, visited with friends
here the first part of the week.
& John Berg is on the sick list.
+. Charles A. Wagner, the popular
and we'll known operator and busi-
ness man here, departed for his fine
farm over near Debs, Monday morn
ling. Charley believes in work, hence
;cannot be idle.
!, Mrs. BagaasOn, accompanied by
her son, William, departed for her
home at Albert Lea, this state, after
"a few weeks visit with her son, Ben
nett, and other relatives and friends
here Tuesday morning.
! Frank Settleson, of Bagley, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. Trulson and
$others here over Sunday. He is
brother of Mrs. Trulson, and Mrs.
Bagaason of Albert Lea, whom he
visited with here before the latter's
return to her home. He left for
home Tuesday morning.
Herbert M. Johnson and Lenny
Parks conveyed another car of certi-
fed potatoes out from here Tuesday.
Lenny Parks visited home folks
=. over Sunday in Glover township.
The big auction sale at Rev. E.
4 Bjorquist'sy Tuesday,: was rousing
Il success and the; auction, hammer
y handled: sO2Well, by: the farmers
+: friend" Auctioneer. Carl e.. Larson
Of Sinclair, that everything cleared
with big prices to the satisfaction Of
all concerned. .,
The cold air is beginning to mod
crate, and. everybody begins to feel
better, hence more real happiness and
real comfort.
Pr Maurice Witness Of Winsor called.
on friends here, Wednesday. Maurice
looks fine after his long illness.
Manager Haagenson announces
that the "Aakhus Concert" repre-
sented by the we'll known Daniel
Aakhus, son of the noted Norwegian
violinist, Eivind Aakhus, will give
concert, at Clearbrook on Monday,
December 8, at $3.50 p. m. The con-
cert will consist in very classic pro-
gram a real treat in music and sing
ing, consisting of voice, violin, piano,
whistling, readings, stories and spok-
en- songs. Mr.. Aakhus will be assist
ed by Gecina Stockland Aakhus and
Gecina Aakhus. Mr.. Haagenson, is
to to complimented upon for booking
these high class and artistic enter
tainers, and it is to be hoped that
- the hall will be packed to its full
seating capacity, and better will be
the program, for nothing pleases the
stage people than packed and ap
plauding audience, as it brings forth
the best in them. A dance will be
given after the concert
Mr.. and Mrs Anton ,Joten depart
ed for Chicago. ILL.,, for an extended
visit with Mrs. Joten's brother, who
resides there. They may take trip
to grand old Norway before return
ing.
Alvin Thompson, Of Clearbrook,
has just graduated from a tonsorial
college in Minneapolis, and is now
the assisting artist in, tonsoria1 pr
1or located at Clinton, this state. Al
mer Berg, another Cleearbrook boy,
is now attending the same college,:
and expects before long to be located
as his own master in a moving city
somewhere in the great and prosper
ing Northwest. Hats off to the boys
Who will follow suit.
B. A. Bagaason is again serving
the patrons on route No. 4, after
we'll earned vacation. Eddie Steen-
erson done the "trick" during his
rest days. ~
The Clearbroon Cooperative
Creamery paid rs. cents for butter
fat delivered in October. This is a
good price, and one Of the reasons
why the patrons are ever increasing
satisfied customers is the foundation
for all good business. ~ ..- .,~. r. +.
DR.. H. "A. HASS