The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-06
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Pete Dahl, who has been threshing
near Mayville, N. D., returned home
Friday.
Mildred Nelson, who spent the sum-
mer at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller! returned
to her home at Grand Fork Ks, N. D.,
Sunday to attend school during the
ensuing school year.
]. C. Higbe of Bemidji, represent
ing the Griggs-Cooper grocery house
spent several hours Saturday in Shev-
lin attending to business matters.
Dave Miller of Pinewood recently
purchased 80 acres Of land three and
a half miles west of Shevlin on the
Jefferson highway. He has moved
his family to the Frank Julin farm,
where they will reside until he can
build house on his farm.
Harvey Amadon, who spent the
first of last week in Bemidji under
the care of DR.. Garlock returned
home Friday.
Harold Searles spent the weekend
at the Amadon home. He left for
Ragley Monday to attend Teachers
Institute, being held at that place
this week.
The formal opening of the Shevlin
Mercantile Co. will be held on Friday
and Saturday of this week. Tremb
lays orchestra, of Bagley, will fur
nish music during the two days of
the sale. A large stock of groceries
and dry goods have been received and
rome phenomenal bargains are being
offered to their customers.
Dell Amadon, who has been work.
ing on road construction work near
Mallard this summer, moved his out
fit to Shevlin Wednesday, having fin
ished his work.
G. p. Jones of Bagley was bust
ness caller in Shevlin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bugge spent sew
eral hours in Shevlin Thursday even
ing.
Conrad Paulson, who has been en-
ployed at Coleraine for the past six
months returned to his home at this
place Saturday for an extended visit.
Edna Hanson went to SBemidji Sat-
urday for a brief visit at the Eek
strum home. She returned Sunday
evening.
Mrs. George Daniels left Tuesday
for Mt. Clemens, Mich. Mr.. Daniels
will remain in Shevlin to tend to
their clover crop at their farm near
Berg lake.
L. A. Larson was business caller
at Crookston Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Wright Of Bagley spent
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs ChaS Wiench
Frank Bromaghin was a business
caller at Bagley Saturday.
John Skarohlid of Crookston,
spent the weekend visiting at the
home of his parents here.
Florence, Foster, who is employed
in Bemidji, spent the weekend as
the guest of Miss Lillian Skarohlid.
A demonstration Of what can be
done to better farming conditions in
northern Minnesota was given at the
Oscar Peterson farm one mile south
Of ShevHn Saturday. when
strated the Fordson tractor. Break
ing, discing, blowing and pulling
etumps were part of the program
in which the tractor fully demon
strated it's usefulness. A large num-
UcT Ol 1dTMcIS anu LOW uSpcOplc were
in attendance and all were much i'm
pressed by the manner in which the
tractor did these routine farm tasks.
From here the tractor was taken to
Leonard where a similar demonstra-
tion was given Monday.
Carl Rauk and Conrad Paulson
motored to Bagley Saturday after
noon.
Verna Berfield was Bemidji shop
per between trains Saturday.
J. C. Thorpe is building a garage
near his residence. The structure is
about twice the size of an ordinary
garage. However. Mr.. Thorpe plans
to use one side for carpenter shop.
Milton Berquist was buEiness
caller at Bagley Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin of Bag
ley spent Sunday afternoon at the F.
A. Noyes home.
Two girls hiking from New York to
San Francisco, passed thru Shevlin
Tuesday. They each carried an eleven
pound camera and twenty pound
kit of clothing. They stated that
they had average 20 to 26 miles a
day since leaving New 1 ork city the
22nd of July. They hiked from Cass
Lake to Bemidji and from Bemidji to
Bagley Tuesday.
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