The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-22

and probably will continue to reside
a sister and four brothers. She was
43 years old. Interment took place
Monday, March 22nd at the Sambold
cemetery at Gonvick. Rev. Bergford
Officiating. %%&2
A series OF Farmers Institutes will
be held, in Clearbrook county this
week, arranged as follows: .,
Shevlin = Monday, March 22nd.
Leonard. Tuesday March 20.
Clearbrook,. Wednesday, March a.
G6nvick, Thursday March 25th.
Bagley, Friday, March 26th.,
Each and every one Of these places
extends to you 3 cordial and welcome
invitation to attend the sessions Of
the institute most convenient to you:
As speakers at the institutes. we
are sending Mr.: J. E. Eastgate, OF
Larimore, N. D., one Of the leading
beef, sheep and alfalfa growers Of
the state, who is also thoroughly
posted ON such subjects as crop rota-
tions, soil fertility, production OF
feeds, etc. Also E. w. Smith of Park
ers Prairie, a practical farmer, who
has for years specialized in pork, clo--
yer, and potatoes. ~,
It is hoped that every farmer who
can possibly do so will attend some
of the sessions and plan for the other
members of hts family to attend with
him. There are no charges Of any
kind for admission-local people fur
nishing the hall and the state paying
the expenses OF the lecturers. :, y.
Copies of the new Farmers 1nsti-'
tute Annual No. 49, the best book
ever issued on potato growing, handl-
ing and marketing, and using. will
be on hand for this institute. This
1855 page book ought to sell for three.
or four, dollars. but you can get q
copy; free by, going to the institute:
Remember the dates for holding
Fthe institute. Sessions commencing
at 10 a., m. and 1870 p. m. sharp.
Make a holiday for all the members
of the family. Come with the Idea
of getting all the information you
can. Ask questions. on subjects. Of
special interest to you and don't be
backward in giving your own expert
ence. It's the mutual interchange Of
experience and ideas that makes the
institutes worth while. :,
Herb johnson is busy on his job
again, buying potatoes for top prices
as usual. See him If you have any to
sell.
The Clearbrook, box and crate COM
pany have commenced saving mater
ial for potato and egg crates with
full force. They expect to make a
record run this year, as they have
their yard filled to its capacity with
bolts, while orders for material Is
crowding them more than, ever.
Under the auspices Of the Public
school and the Melvin johnson Post
of the American Legion bevy OF our
young people invaded Gully Friday
evening and presented the home tai
ent play Back to, the Farm to a
packed house.. It was well presented
land received. the applause of a well
pleased house. They will shortly pre-.
4 sent it here i'm Clearbrook for the sec
ond time, as the demand Is ver1
strong for them to give us another
chance at it. We are not In position
to say If they will stage 1t at Bagle,
or not. It may depend largely upor
, encouragement given. 4;
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hanson of Zun
brota, this state, arrived here las
week, -, and haves taken possession o
, the sSoren Hanson residence, whtcl
= they purchased Rev. Heisted an
family have moved in the Gullicl
Holtz residence. it, aI#T !
\ Gullick Holtz and family departe
: for Bagley, Friday morning, wher
r they will make their future home.
y Erick Lindom of Leon townshi
4 has just closed deal with tn
|, Clearbrook Mercantile Co., whereof
# he became the owner of one fsthos
e famous Birdsell clover hullers. N
- Lindom has one of those big ttta
Ie tractors which he will hitch up
!" the Birdsell in the fall and shell clt
yer seed as fast as any Of them. !
9 Christ Borud presented his ma
h carrier, Bennet A. Bagaason, with
a sack of oats on Route 4 last WEI
is while S. o. Lundy Of Leon on Rou
&c No. 2 remembered his carrier, Augu
n J. Jacobson likewise. Such war
at hearted appreciation of good servic
: make the boys feel happy and meal
better service. -" e.. ~; :
Re -. .s-s%g.:...-' = -
eff Our good and genial county trea
IN urer, Torkel l.. Tweite of Bagley, vi
I'd tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wal
s. of this place the first part of la