The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-10
UEARBRooK CITIZEN
REELECTED DIRECTOR
OF TELEPHONE co.
Hoist Township Road Bond
Project Strikes Snag;
Hotel Improved
(Special to Pi0necr)


township, Alick Gurness; Eddy town
ship sent no delegates because the
local meeting failed to materialize.
T. K. Bergland, the president or
the above concern, who resides here'
also attended the annual meeting.
Mr.. Bergland was reelected as
director from this district with vote
of two to one, which is stronger
endorsement in itself than words can
picture, and for which the delegates |
are to be commended, as Mr.. Berg
land has made a splendid representa-
tive of the people and power in the |
chair. which has reflected credit on
the company and its representatives. |
L. Jensen, the we'll known Guernsey |
breeder. has has his fine herd given |
the tuberculin test at his farm by DR.. |
Grady of the State Live Stock Santr |
tary Board, and was given clean
bill Of fare. This is the fourth year !
in succession that Mr.. Jensen has had |
his cattle given the test, and places |
his herd on par with any In the state. |
The Hoist township road bonding |
proposition seems to have struck a
snag, in that everybody seems to
want the benefit Of the road building
weighed in the balance OF an under |
taking Of this kind, and only the
benefit Of the township as whole
considered. II not, such public en-
terprises can and will never be ac-
complished. When the people there |
have reconsidered this point we look
for them to get their heads together |
once more, at which time they will
get down to brass tacks.
c. NJ. Bjorquist, president Of the
H. B. Tempering Process Co., is
spending the week in the cities in
that they are contemplating reor-
ganizing the company for a capital
Of one-half million dollars. New
blood has given new life, and none
appreciate it more than the boys in
terested in the undertaking. Here
is for boundless success!
The Nelson Quality Store, Inc, at
Leonard, has taken the agency for
the Ford cars, and has already sold
carload. Who says that Leonard Is
slow?
The Clearbrook theatre will give a
masquerade Saturday evening, Febr-
uary 21. Don't forget the date.
Henry l.. Lewis, mine host of the
Clearbrook hotel. has had a business
Of men lately remodeling, painting
decorating and putting the lobby of
his fine hosterly in first class and
up-to-date manner. This is highly
appreciated by the large number of
travelling transients which make that |
place their home while up in this
territory.
Friday evening, February 13, the
Young Peoples society of the Swed- |
ish Lutheran church will meet at the |
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Mel |
son. You are all wanted, hence don't |
forget to GOMEZ
For real, fine and first class work. |
manship, home made. take trip |
over to the Granley and Weinberg
garage and see the splendid all steel |
turning lathe, made in their shop |!
this winter. 1t is beauty, and, fur !
thermore, every piece has been made. |
fitted, shaped and placed in position
right here in their shop at Clear
brook. The workmanship as a whole |
is on par with anything on the mar
ket in this line. and in some points
far superior. When in Clearbrook |
drop in and see it in operation, and
you will admit hands down that we
have bunch of the best, finest and
most superior mechanics in any town
in northern Minnesota.
Mayor G. G.. Nelson is busy build
ing barn on his lots in the southern
part OF our city, which he will use
for residence purposes until his
modern residence can be completed
later on, as he has to vacate his pres
ent quarters by March 1st. in order
to make room for Max Minmann and
his family, who purchased it some
time ago.
Don't forget to attend the big auc-
tion sale of M. F. Coveyou at his farm
on Friday, February 13. Carl E.
Larson will entertain you as auc-
tioneer. Remember you are wanted
to pick up the bargains.
The Ladies aid of the Swedish |
church will meet at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Stolquist, Wednesday
afternoon, February IL, at 2 o'clock
p. m. Come one, and come all, as
you are all welcome.
Miss Sophia Hedberg Of Hoist has |
returned to her work at International |
Falls, this state, after three weeks |
visit with her father and her brother |
Gunder and his wife. s,
August J. Jacobson, the veteran
United States mail carrier in Clear
water county, is now enjoying his