The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-13
proper amount of moisture a year or
two ago, to produce decent crops.

proper amount OF moisture a year OF
two ago, to produce decent crops.
Henry Torgerson departed last
week for 'Wadena, Sask, Canada, up
on a call from his sister, Emma, that
she was dangerously i'll at the hos
pital at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Me!hus went to
Warren, this state, last week in Or
der to seek medical attentions.
Miss Lillian Larson, teacher over
at Leonard, was taken down with the
"flu" and brought I'D here to the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Forrest for
care and treatment. After few
days tussle with the ''flu" and good
care, she came out with flying colors
and is now back at her job teaching
school as well as ever, Her many
friends here rejoice with her in her
early recovery.
Mr.. Gustafson of Superior, Wis,
arrived here for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. PAU Samuelson of Leon town-
ship. His daughter, staying there,
has been ill for some time. She is
now improving.
Marion Schlief, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schlief of Sinclair town-
ship, has enlisted in the army and
will see service in the coast artil-
lery. We take of our hat to Marion
and his good intentions. He may be
stationed at the Hawaiian Islands.
Who next?
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Bjork had the
misfortune to lose their home and
most of their household goods by a
fire originating from defective
chimney it seems. At the time of the
fire only the children were home.
This is a hard blow to this hard
working family. 1t is reported that
this is the third big house fire SUI
fered by these hard stricken people.
| The Sandeen Bros, of the Clear
brook Auto garage report having al
ready sold three of the four new
Dodge automobiles bought few days
ago. The Ford car had advanced an
other $50 per car, which should make
the Dodge popular selling car un
der present conditions.
John H. Norby, our we'll known
and popular young business man re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF
his father at Hawley, this state. He
departed Tuesday morning in order
to be present at the funeral.
! Martin GudmOnsOn of Eddy town.
slip gave Clearbrook call, Satur-
day.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
B. Savick was made happy on Febru-
airy Goth, with the arrival OF baby
girl.
The financial committee for the
Clearbrook baseball are E. Randall,
Leonard Bergland and Peter Vale.
They are hustlers and we look for
them to bring forth abundance in the
financial line to make the whole
thing complete success.
BY a petition presented by Ed
ward N. Ness and others on Rural
Route No. 3 and from here to the
postoffice department they had the
route change as follows: When it
gets a half mile south of Clearbrook
in place of continuing on south as
formerly it will turn east .Ae
Jefferson Highway and continue
thence for one mile, thence two
miles south on the same highway and
intersect the original route at the
northwest corner of the John H.
Hanson homestead and from there
continue on the original route and
into town again. Henry Oberg, the
present carrier, is much pleased with
the new arrangement, and further
more it will give these people morn
ing mail service in place of in the
afternoon. The change will take
place on Tuesday, March 18th. Get
ready for the new service, boys.