The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
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HOLIDAY i WEDDINGS
WERE PLENTIFUL IN
TOWN OF CLEARBR00K
Sound Advice Given to People
Approached by the
Census Takers
(Special to PiOneer)

Especial to Pioneer)
ClearbrooE. Jan. 5.-Some cold: 1t
registered 26 degrees below zero on
New Years morning and 80 below
on the following morning.
The Silver Creek Ladies Aid will
meet With Mrs. Charles N. Ness on
Thursday, January 8. Your presence
is welcome and assistance appreciated
by these hard toiling ladies.
Christ Halla spent the holidays
with his brother at Denham, this
state, near Moose Lake.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Anderson, after
o few days vacation with relatives
and friends at Bagley are home again
enjoying the pleasures of their new
residence.
Halvor Espeseth Of Gully, has been
spending the holidays here with his
son, Carl, who is member OF the
Ophiem Espeseth Nelson Co., estab-
lishment at this point.
The genial and happy Martin Moen
of Mcintosh, spent Sunday here with
his sister, Mrs. Carl Espeseth. Mar
tin is at present working at the hard
ware business in that city. His host
of friends here were more than happy
to note the happy smile and content
ed look which covered Martin from
his toes to the top of his head.
Miss Clara Abrahamson, the popu-
liar sales lady at the Nelson Quality
store, is spending her holiday vaca-
tion with parents at Fosston.
Miss Florence Osterberg, after
spending the holidays here visiting
with her uncle, Clans Johnston at
Verne, returned to Pillager this
state, Friday, where she will resume
her duties teaching school.
A deal was made her last Friday,
whereby l.. o. Tharstad sold his in
terest to Ed Halseth and N. o. Trul-
son. Mr.. Halseth took charge Satur-
day. Mr.. Thorstad is undecided as to
what he will do just at present, but
will make Clearbrook his home for
the present.
Miss Myrtle johnson Of Leon town.
ship is now the hustling assistant at
the Reionehl Cafe for the present.
Uncle Sam has commenced the job
of counting noses and asking many
other questions pertaining to the well
fare of our country in genera, hence
you should all be ready to answer the
questions as laid before you by the
enumerator in a civil and business
manner. 1t is your duty as true,
loyal and patriotic American citizen.
Misses Arvilla Anderson and Gael
la Erickson, the two Llearbrook las
sizes who are taking course at the
Normal School at Bemidji, resumed
their studies there again on Monday,
after spending their holiday vaca-
tion here with parents and friends.
They speak highly of the teachers
and methods carried forth at. this
normal. and the excellent work done.
We are proud to know and learn that
the Normal School at Bemidji is max
ing such an excellent record, which
spells success and means that In a
very short time It will be crowded
from cellar to garret with busy stud
ents. 1t is one of the latest and most
modern Normal Schools in our state,
and parents who have children ready
to attend such a school appreciate
these facts by sending them there.
Miss Bessie Anderson, after an ex-
tended visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardin A. Anderson and other rela-
tives departed for her home at Cot
tonwood, this state, Friday evening.
Ole G. Lee and E. r. Hetten OF Bag
ley were busy Clearbrook visitors the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Mare T. Barragy. our popular
superintendent of schools from this
county. and Oliver Barness, deputy
sheriff of this county, both residing
at Bagley, were happily Joined in
holy wedlock at that place Saturday.
December 27. Congratulations are
now the order Of the day. For the
present, they will make their home at
Bagley.
Lars Holum, one of Clearbrook's
original and constant boosters and
investors, who for the present is maxi
ing his home at Pinewood, called on
friends here last week. He is at
present planning and has under con-
--struction. a fine I'D to date residence
in the Highland Park addition. He
left for Pinewood Saturday morning
to prepare himself with more build
ing material. which he has under
manufacture with a local saw mill at
that point.
Andie Peterson. we'll known
young man here who resides at Bag
ley. took unto himself helpmate last
week in the person of Miss Amanda
Faueen, also we'll known here, where
she has taught school. Their many
friends here wish them long: happy
married life. They will make their
home at Bagley for the time being.
The happiest Of all New Year days
was celebrated at the comfortable
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Anderson
near Weme, southwest of Clearbrook,
in. the township Of Eddy. where their
eldest daughter. Miss Florence Olga
Anderson, was united in marriage to
Martin Kjolhaug, of Gonvick, and
who also holds down the position as
county surveyor in our county. The
happy event was witnessed only by
near relatives and friends. Rev
Charles w. Erickson of this place
performed the rites which made this
happy and most popular couple part
ners for life. After the ceremony q
reception was given to those present
in honor Of the event. They will