The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-20

place.
The National Farm Loan Associa-
tion of Clearbrook held it's annual
meeting here Wednesday. The an
nual report showed a good business
for the past year and is fast becom-
ing one of the leading institutions
of its kind in the county. Officers
elected for the ensuing year are:
President, Edward Rydeen; vice
president, William Johnson; secre-
tary and treasurer, Carl J. Haagan
son. A loan committee consisting of
Edward D. Rydeen, William Johnson
and Edward N. Hess was elected,
with alternates as follows: Carl J.
.Haaganson, Ole E. Oien and Paul
Paulson. Directors named were Ed
ward D. Rydeen, William johnson,
Edward N. Hess, Paul Paulson and
Ole E. Oien.
julius Strommer, one of the lead
ing and prominent farmers in our
county, who resides in township Of
Hoist, called on his many friends
here Friday. Mr.. Strommer is also
vice president of the First State bank
at this place, one of the strongest
and safest financial institutions of its
kind in this section OF the state
Henry Olberg, rural carrier on
Route No. 3, and Rudolph Stockman,
carrier of Route No. 1, each was
made happy the other day by sack
OF oats presented them by Oscar HUI
teen and Ole M. Peterson respect.
lively.
At the Betsaida Swedish Lutheran
church the Young Peoples society
rendered good program on Friday
evening, which was we'll attended.
That the Sharples Cream separa-
tor must be good was duly demon
strated the other day when C. A..
Boalt of St. Paul purchased one from
the Nelson Quality store here for his
fine large dairy farm, local.A south
of Bagley.
The Clearbrook Box and Crate
company have been busy of late ship
ping out large quantities of modern
egg cases over this section of the
state and North Dakota Their cases
are seasoned and in first class condi-
t1on, manufactured from first class
material, which makes them popular
by all users. Their territory is grow
ing each season, which proves their
worth and popularity by all con-
cerned
One of the happiest events which
has blessed the good township of
Hoist, took place within it's borders
last week when Gunder Hedberg, the
eldest son of John Hedberg, and Miss
Mildred Genevieve Bjorquist, the
popular and accomplished daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. E. Bjorquist, former
residents Of that township, now
Located at McMinneville, Oregon,
went to Bagley on Monday, January
f2, and went through the ceremony
which made them husband and wife.
Fhe ceremony was performed by Rev.
"A. Sorenson of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church at Bagley, in the
presence of only immediate relatives
and friends. They were attended by
Miss Sophia Hedberg, sister of the
groom, and Emil E. Anderson.
A reception was given at their
home in Hoist in the evening. Mr..
Hedberg is one of our prominent
young Industrious farmers. whom it
is a pleasure to know, and a real
asset to any community, while his
wife is one of the most pleasant and
accomplished ladies in this vicinity
Their hosts of friends wish them a
| happy. long and pleasant future
| Here is ours. good neighbors!
One of our pioneer residents, Mrs
Anna Sopia Dahlin, wife of Erick
Hahlin of the township Of Hoist,
passed away at the Fosston hospital
Saturday, January 10th, at l o'clock
At the time of her death she was Sc
years Old She had lived with her
family on a farm in Eddy for the
past twenty years. She leaves hus-
band and one son, Albert. Funeral
will be held in the near future She
will be Inferred in the Swedish ceme-
terry, located just west OF town. Rev
Chas. w. Erickson will speak tho
comforting words. They have the
sympathy of the whole neigh borhood
C. A. Wagner was called to Be.
midi the other& day where he agair
is working the trick as operator al
the Union depot.
The Clearbrook Mercantile com
pany proved the spirit and pep thai
is in it last week when it skipped
n over to our busy neigh boring burs
( on the west, known as Gonvick, ant
purchased the stock, fixtures an(
good will from Martin Quern, one O.
Gonvick's merchants who has beer
conducting a sale of late. This new
concern will conduct the business a
the same stand and is busy making
arrangements to open on a granf
scale. Hardin A. Anderson of thl!