The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-29
q MING EVENTS
4 Nov. Z. Presidential election day.
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= ~ Nov. ] 4-Armistice Sunday.
Nov. "a to 27Beltrami County
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~ Nov. 26-Thanksgiving day. II 4.
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The Clearbrook chapter of the Red
Cross held its annual meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Ella Peavy Tuesday aft
T ernoon. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Chair
man, Mrs. C. G.. Forrest; .Vice-Chair-
man, Miss Lloyd Nikkols; Secretary,
Mrs. Carl Espeseth and Treasurer,
Mrs. Carl w Jensen. The retiring
officers are: Mrs. Ella Peavy, Chair
man; Mrs. C. G. Nelson, Vice-Chair-
man; Mrs. Alfred T. Nelson, Secre-
tary; and Mrs Albert Anderson,
treasurer. They handled the reins
during the days of the great world
Z war from the time this chapter was
organized, when the war and huge
organization work of every descrip-
, tiOn wac under consideration. 1t was
due to the unseltish and untiring la
bors of; these officials with their
worthy assistants and busy members
that this branch, was one Of these
most successful organizations in the
county. They still had S691> in the
treasury, besides a good supply of
wool yarn OH hand which Y will be
sold to any VINO are in need of it.
. 'Messrs. I. D. Kretser, Oscar A. Nell
son and e. Randall have recently
had a. crew of men busy clearing and
putting the yard in front of their
homes facing ...'Idlewild" in shape to
become fancy lawns. This work Will
improve their beautiful locations a
hundred per cent and make the High
land Park addition one of the fay
{orite home sections 0p the 800" in
this neighbork0od.. .".
f. Sam Malolis,. manager of the
Clearwater Lunch and Confectionery
establishmentaon Main street, has
moved over to the west side of Main
street and taken the position of the
former City hotel, recently operated
by; Charles Bexell. He has made ex-
stensive improvements in addition to
sremodeling the, entire building. 1t
will give him more room and give
him the opportunity to give Clear
brook and its community the best
short order restaurant between Thief
River and Bemidji. He opened bust
ness in his new location "Wednesday
morning. HS will install a steam
heating, plant in the near. future.
j Erick c.. Jacobson, who short
time ago sold-his farm in Leon to his
son Carl, is busy! building a new res
sidence in the Highland Park, addi-
ton. Mr.. Jacobson, after his many
years Of faithful service on the farm
will retire for the time being and
take TIL ngs easy in the future.
z DR.. G. H. Mount, who moved into
this country from Minneapolis, and
who located at Leonard last summer,
/ has moved to Clearbrook and, will
make this point his future home, his
reason being the central location of
i the place, the large rich territory
which goes to- make up it's range,
and the development which is TAX
ing place. DR.. Mount is a Veterin-
airy surgeon ana dentist and a grad
uate Of the French Veterinary school
of Laval University, Montreal, Can
ada, and licensed in Minnesota with
thirty years experience. He gives
consultations free and maintains both
day and night service. His Office is
located in the Martin johnson liv-
cry.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ringstad have
just about completed their new resi-
dence in the7south part of town.
The Clearbrook postmaster, Mr..
Anderson, has just installed fine
section. of aH steel automatic lock
boxes. They are much appreciated
by the public and are now doing
good service for Uncle Samuel.
j Narve O. Trulson went to Shevlin
the forepart of this week to visit
with his brother who resides near
there. & y, = 4
Miss. Hilda and Cora Aorgeson
have departedsfor Minneapolis where
they are now employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Holquist arriv-
er here, for q few days visit from
Alexander, N. d., and wilr,s make
Clearwa ter their future home. Emil
got tired of seeding and never reap
ing. 5.-~.' '-z-:.
Mr.. and Mrs, Issac Running have
moved into the town Of Hoist where
they have built a nice home. =;
The clover threshers are very busy
trying to cleaa up before winter
rounds them up.
Two rural carrier vacancies are at
present open for the young men who
wish to get into Uncle Sans service.
AO V0SoAClCo al a. 1OANiCh anu
'Bagley, one at each place. The ex-
aminations to fill these vacancies
will take place at Bagley and Clear
brook on November 18th, 1920. Ap-
plication blanks may be obtained at
either of these two places. Appli-
cants may write postm aster at either
place for them, or calf in person If
entering this class of !
service: Women will not be consid-
cred for rural carrier appointments
unless they are the widows of United
States soldiers, sailors or marines, or
who are physically disquali-
fed for examination by reason of in
juries received in the line of mill
tary duty.
Mrs. caroline Olberg arrived here
morning from Battle
Lake. While here she will attend toj
several urgent business matters. :
John 20. Weinberg. Leon town.
'hip pioneer, passed away Tuesday
morning, October 10Th, at Thief Riv-
IF Falls, following stroke of paraly-I
zig He has mot been well Sincei