The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31
.0EA l|RBROOk FARMER I.
SELLS HIS FINE FARM
TO AD. MARlM 4 Q + i j J
Potato Growers Assn. Will
Meet Friday; Boys Foot
Il Wounded by Brother 8.a
(snecial to Pioneer)

81. It takes .Bilp' to tell It short,
Hit and sweet, boys. ..5.S;5 2sgs u
I'M M and Mrs. johannes johnson
and MISS Petra holland departed Tor
, 11s,,abrack. N. o., where they will
sbanId the summer months work1ng
= Kenny Ellis ana sister, Mollie, have!
departed for Fafrdale, N. D. where
thew will spend the summer. 81,
Leonard, Klippe, Earl Jensen, Oscar
paferson. Emil G.. Nelson, Milton and
Alma sBarmorine returned from the
crookston Agricultural school where
they have spent the winter: iney
were elated with the treatment ana
progress made at that place ana e4 l-
meet to follow it. up next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hinman return
cd from the cities the latter part OF
last week, where Mr.. Hinman went
to meet his wife, who arrived from
Luana. Iowa. 49, Gy.:~ S, St.,
T. z. Thoreson, who resides three
and one half miles north OF Clear
brook in the township OF Leon. sold
his fine farm the latter part OF last
veek to his neighbor A. D. Marmor-
inc for the snug sum Of $50 per acre.
NJ. Thoreeon and family VIII move
over into Sinclair township near Ne.
vinr where he is the: owner OF q nne
farm. On this place he has - acres
~ unthreshed clover. In q FEW days
he win conduct big auction sale ana
of course Carl e Larson, the farm
ers. friend''. auctioneer, will conduct
the sale, while r. Randall, the popu-
lar sales clerk, will book the sales.
When Mr.. ThoresOn has nnalty
rounded up his cash he will have 9
hnnch of money to make him ana MS
family feel safe, proud and on easy
street. %$l E
Mrs. Theodore Juvet Of Minneapo-
lis formerly Miss Martha Waxland, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole r. " ak
. land. OF Leon township, died at her
home in Minneapolis from consump-
tion, Monday morning: the remains
were brought here for interment,
which took place at the Silver Creek
cemetery. Reverends Charles w.
Erickson and Hans NJ. Herstad on1-
:ciating. Is The. flower Offering was
MAGNIFICENT. She was buried THURS e.
day afternoon She leaves 9 sorrow
ing husband, mother and father. sew
era1 sisters and two brothers. Mrs
Ben Thompson Of this place Is one 1!e
z or her sisters. 339S. 1.S \
4 52 John jacobson, e. son Of Mr.. and
y Mrs, e. C. jacobson. Of Leon town
ship.5 underwent an operation for up.
Z nendfcitis at the Warren hospital lass
week. He is doing fine. which Il
GOOD news to his numerous friendt
here and will be home in few days
z The Clearbrook Potato Growers
association will hold its annual meet
ing at the Farmers elevator heregoI
Friday, April and. Everybody inter,
ested should attend. II our farmer:
would have planted on the average o.
25 acres of potatoes last year the,
would now have been independent,
rich, and the most Of them woult
have been in position to loan oul
banks money in place OF from them
z This is worthy Of consideration. goot
friends, and is the very reason VIII!
you should attend. 5 ~ II p |
~. Mrs. Chas. G. Forrest returned Sat
+ @urday from Minneapolis, where sh'
attended the In<erchurch Worl'
u Movement. She is "a director TO
Clearwater county. ,G.@s. 1E'4 -,
ri The, snow, which fell here Sunda.
! night put a stop. to the proposed pra:
alice OF our baseball tOssers. 1t mad
nit wet under foot and most unpleas
gs5Saa q nty r., move about, ~ {aE e
In ,5:s n. A. Anderson, manager of tn
raClea rbrook Mercantile company. ha
n been under the weather the last icy
.l days. - + y: r.. s sss. s s.
ST. rev boakkeeper at the Clearbroo
/. Mercantile company departm'en'
Z; store. ~%@ II.
/. cs MI. and Mrs. J. a. Anderson e
4 Winsor township, was accfdentall
sgs- shot by his elder brother with *
III charge of shot in the instep Of n
/ II left foot. Medical aid was sumnlone
and he .mffered hard from loss {
ii. blood. The doctor expects to say
his foot. although several bones wei
badly shattered by the shot. He
AZ reported doing nicely. Another acc
dent, through the careless handlir
u. 81 Are arms BY small boys. Wht
81 will people learn to guard their ma
nfficent boys against this dangero'
companion? 'l3:; Ill. 8 e I.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Austin VI
leave Gonvick this week. for an
tended visit with Mrs. AustffE's pa
III eIts ut Radfpm, this state; then. :.
f3S rs EAGLE Grove, Iowa, to see his pa
ents, while from there they viii
to3 California for . visit with his p
tier. They, may make their futu
home IN, that state, PROV iding "a
ind things and conditions to q
.,--4-t their taste. 5s ..5.. "a, (.
M The first C earbrook boy to recei
iis state bonus 10 HsrEert " And!
son 81 tWtennne. His cheek register
size 81 2s months service 81 9
sffhrMish with. Germany. Hs =
al ddini k osir nrst boysfto Join the g
odflSG nd ssw service from ChAte
5S3 rhfSffy fo Ex93n; and tick pAft
s83GGnS 81. hxfaest ana bI66d bltt