The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-27

chance to attend. A good idea. If
this rotation is kept up it will mean
that it will meet at one Of the three
points every three years. Officers
were elected as follows:
Pres.-Andrew Olson, Clearbrook.
1st Vice Pres-W. E. Day, Bagley.
End Vice Pres.-L. D. Larson,
Clearbrook.
Sec'y Treas.-Herbert johnson,
Clearbrook.
Representing:
County COmmissioners-O. K.
Evenvoll, Shevlin: and J. G. Veit,
Jr., of Mallard.
Cooperative reameries-Arthur
Nelson, Gonvick.
Cooperative Elevators-H. j..
Hoist, ClearbroOk.
Live Stock Shipping Ass s'ns.-J. A..
Anderson, Gonvick.
| Potato Growers ASS ns.-H. Toffel-
son, Clearbrook.
Live Stock Breeders Ass'ns-W. A.
Priebe, Shevlin.
Schools boys and Girls Clubs)-
Mae Barragy-Barnes, Bagley.
County Agricultural Society-W.
D. Stokes, Leonard.
Farm Loan Ass'n.-John Days
tad, Bagley.
Farmers Clubs-H. c. Teigland,
Aida.
l.. Jensen returned from Duluth
Friday evening" He reports that
they had splendid meeting and that
Duluth's hospitality is on par with
any Of them in Minnesota, and then
some. The meeting was not as
largely attended as it might have
been, but due to cold weather and
heavy roads this was to be expected
The dairy boosters at this meeting
proved to the Duluth boys and let 1t
be understood right here that they
are used to dealing in big figures
when you consider that the iron in
dustry is centered in Duluth, that
the dairy industry, mark this, is the
biggest industry in the state, and
still growing, being practically in
it's infancy at that, while the iron in
dustry, if anything, is on the de-
crease. These facts were admitted
by them In view Of these facts let
us therefore remember, boys. that
iron and iron ore is not the only big
lquestion in Minnesota, when you 60
tc cast your ballot for governor next
year rs the politicians would want
lyou to believe. Mr.. Jensen was adj
vanced to the position Of first vice
president of the Minnesota Dairy
;men's association, which places him
in line for promotion as president
in the near future. The summer
meeting will be held at Moose Lake,
lin Carlton county, next June. Mr..
Jensen is also one of the large and
prominent Guernsey breeders in this
part of the state, if not in the state.
His splendid herd on the Glover
Crest farm, adjoining our city i'm
mediately on the north, is splendid
collection of fine mixers and highly
bred. He is every year making a
large number Of sales from this
splendid herd to fancy breeders from
every section.
Ruben Haialmen, eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert O. Haialmen of Leon
township, located five miles east of
town, was taken to Warren, this
state, last week as he was taken
violently sick last Sunday. His
father accompanied him over. He
was put to bed at once by the doc
tors, who announced that an opera
tion for appendicitis would undoubt-
edly be held in the near future.
P. A. Buck has opened a first class
pool hall in the Osberg building,
located on Main. street. He has in
stalled two pool tables, and takes
great pleasure in inviting the gen
eral public in and make themselves
at home, when in the city. Mr.. Buck
announces that he will conduct. a
clean, up-to-date place in every way.
Here is to your success in plenty and
abundance, Philip. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A., R. Sande have
spent the past week or so visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Engebret-
son of this place.
Bobby" Jones of the Gonvick
Banner was a busy visitor in our
burg Saturday.
Our two enterprising publishers,
Bobby" Jones Of the Banner at Con-
wick and S. C. Sheets of the Leader