The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-02
CLEARBR00K POLITICS
IS SIMMERINC OVER
THE ASSESSORS OFFICE
Dairy Demonstration Will Be
Held South of Gonvick
Saturday, Feb. z
Especial to PiOneer)

Especial to Pioneer)
Clearbrook, Feb. 2.-The local po-
litical pot in the village of Clear
brook is already beginning to SIM
mer in that several aspirants are
avowed candidates for the position
years. The election is more than
month off yet, and it there is any
pleasure or special benefit in the job,
boys, hop to it if you can make any
improvements, otherwise we believe
it would be good policy to Keep
your own counsel.
Emil Sandeen of the Clearbrook
Auto Garage is making a months
stay in Duluth. Will be back about
March l.
At the splendid farm of Arthur E.
Nelson in the township of Pine Lake,
located about one and one-half miles
south of Gonvick, on Saturday after
noon, February 7, will be held a full
dairy demonstration. County Agent
Earl Martin will be present. The
discussion will be open in all ques-
tions pertaining to the testing of
COWS and all dairy lines. Mr.. Mel
son is we'll versed in these subjects
and with the assistance Of the coun-
ty agent and all others verseu in this
matter it will be great day for our
dairy boosters, and should be attend
ed by all interested, as much good
is bound to develop from such get
together. Mr.. Nelson is to be con-
graduated May others be held in
the near future throughout the coun-
ty. Such meeting will also prove to
the parties attending the real value
Of pure bred cattle in any line, be
they beef or dairy, and will only
hasten the time when thoroughbred
stock of some kind will be the only
medium of exchange among our
farmers in this county. Fo- this rea-
son, if for none other alone, we be-
lieve that our county agent should
nature.
Matt Berg, OF Vinson township,
has purchased the Berner store from
Hans C. Widness and will restock the
same at once with a first class and
up-tO-date line of goods. The peo-
pie of Winson and Hangaard are to
be congratulated upon this excellent
move, which will mean much to their
future. We rest assured that Mr..
Berg will have large and apprecia-
tive trade.
Prof. G. o. Riggs of Bemidji has
been hired by the village of Gonvick
to take charge of and instruct their
live band
Allen and Johnson of Gonvick
have sold their blacksmith shop to
Harry Logan of Duluth and George
Clemenson of Erie, this state. They
will take possession at once. A. o.
Kopperud, who has conducted the
shop for some time, has quit, and in
the meantime will look for some
other opening.
Frank Eunis OF Wilton, will short
ly open shoe repairing shop at Con-
wick.
A series of meetings has been con-
Quoted in the Norwegian Lutheran
church here during last week, which
resembled more the work Of "Holy
Jumpers or "Rollers," according to
reports.
Peter Fuglsang returned from In
ternational Falls, last week, after
spending a couple of months in that
1ynJ, h -
Canadian border. Pulpwood and
paper is it's. chief products in stock,
with live city back of it,
Our school and American Legion
under the auspices of the Melvin
johnson post, are busily rehearsing
every week to stage the play, Back
to the Farm" here on Thursday,
February 12. Watch for the big
time and be ready to boost it along.
When ready for presentation, the
company will visit neighboring cities
both to the east and the west, we un-
derstand
Peter Walle is back from a visit
at Fargo, N. D.
C. E. Knight of Greenwood town
ship was a busy visitor in our little
city Saturday. He moved here from
the state of Oregon last fall and pur-
chased the Ole Jacobson homestead
on the Clearwater river, near the
new state bridge. He is more than
pleased with our country and will
from now on become a real and valu-
able booster and worker for our
country as whole, including 'good
roads," Such class CT men is what
count in our neighborhood and we
are pleased to welcome them into our
community.
A son was born to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bexell,
January FL. All we'll and John is