The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-16
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The shevlin public schools opened
Monday, Sept 18th, with one OF the
LARGEST attendances in years. A con-
siderable advance has been made IN
the school this year, the teaching fac-
ulty being enlarged from three teach
ers. as in previous years, to four. In
addition to this a full freshman high
school course of four subjects has
been added, with Miss Olsen ,of Nc
.Intosh, in charge. The rest OF the
faculty is composed Of Miss, Roder,
grammar grades and Miss Mikkelson
and Miss Miller, both of Minneapolis,
in charge Of the primary and interme-
diate grades. ~ 1
IL. A. Larson, manager of the Shev-
lin Mercantile Co., spent Sunday at
Clearbrook visiting relatives On his
return, he was accompanied by his
wife, who will be in Shevl1n this
week. 80: !~Ir& &,I.TE
. MI. and Mrs. Eckstrom of Bernidji
visited at the o. E. Peterson nome on
Sunday afternoon.
All Rain spent several days the
first Of this week at Bemidjt visiting
relatives. ~,1
John Desiardines spent Sunday at
Bemidji. .>.
The Clearwater county fair boost
ers passed thru Shevlin Sunday morn
ing. They were accompanied by the
newly organized Bagley band, which
gave an open air concert. Those who
accompanied the boosters to Clear
water. Leonard and Gonvick were:
Geo. Berfield and family, H. Davis,
Mr., Traaseth, F. F. Phelps and fam
ily. Emanuel Hanson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Rider and family, Roy
Delaney and the Hendrickson family.
Bill Bromaghin was Bemidn call
ed Saturday.
Jergen Hanson, Harvey Amadon
and Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig Holum took
in the movies at Bemidji Sunday eve
ming.
Bill Kaiser was Shevlin caller
Saturday evening. .
A. L. Kaiser was business caller
in Shevlin Monday afternoon.
Mabel Rauk spent several days the
latter part of last week visiting at
the Krog home in Bemidji.
Mr.. Fritchie accompanied by his
wife and .wo children, Buddy and
Pearl, returned from St. Paul the last
Of last week, where they attended the
State fair.
L. A. Larson, accompanied by O.
G. Lee of BAgley,. returned to Shev.
lin Saturday after a week in the twin
cities attending to business matters
in the interests Of the. Shevlin Mer'
camille Co.
Billy Weinch spent Saturday even
ing at the home of his parents. =
Miss Mildred Berfield left thursday
for Warren, Mimi, where she Will
teach for the ensuing school year.
Those who motored to the Red
Lake Indian reservation Sunday were
Mr.. End Mrs. Thorpe and family, Mrs
Rcuk, Carl and Mabel, Mr.. and Mrs
August Marsh and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. !Chas. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Gordon.
Mrs. Ben Bredeson and Mrs. 'Lud-
Wig Holum motored to Bagley Satur-
day afternoon.
sir. Fritchie has set up his movie
house in the NJ. w. A. hall and ex-
poets to be running in the immediate
future. His machine is late model
\ Motiograph and patrons can be as
sured of the best in pictures. Mr..
Fritchie has also contracted for some
of the best films out. One. which he
will show soon is 1.-THE Whip, was
shown to full houses for several
nights in Bemfdji. Every one should
turn out and boost Mr.. Fritchie IN
his effort to make Shevlin live town.