The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-24

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CLEARWATER COUNTY
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
CONVENTION APRIL 3
Farmers Arrive With Stock
and Equipment to New
Farm Homes
Especial to Pioneer)
Clearbrook, March 23.-March in
1920 has shamed its former history.
A young couple were occupying
the porch swing later than usual one
moonlight night. From a nearby
what are you doing UP 50 late?"
Hooking at the beautiful moon,
mother"
"Well, it's IL o'clock. You had
better send the moon home. st..
Louis Globe Democrat.
An examination for the postmast-
ershfp at Bagley has been announced
for April IA, at Bemidji. Applicants
must be between the ages of Il and
IS. 8. A. Cutter at Bemidji will
superintend the contest.
The democratic county convention
for Clearwater county will be held
at Bagley, at McGlennon's law office,
on April 3. at 1870 p. m. The purpose
is to eslect five delegates to the state
convention at Minneapolis, April IS,
to select delegates to the Democratic
National Convention at San Francis
CO, June %. They are invited to take
active part, says Axel Ringborg, the
chairman.
Colored soldier at the parcel post
window of q northern camp-"Ah
wants to insure this ERE package,
cause All wants nah gal in Florida
to got It sure"
':What does the package contain ?"
asked the clerk mechanically.
Oats a shoe-box full OBJ snow,
boss, and Aim mighty anxious for
Ca'line to get it, kase she's never
done seed no snow befo'."-t Every
body's.
T.. E. Marshall from near Grand
Forks, N. D., who a short time ago
purchased the old Morgan homestead
in the town of Hoist, has just moved
in with two carloads of stock and
farm machinery. He is highly pleas
ed with his purchase. It is located
seven miles south from Clearbrook.
He will get his mail over rural route
No. 3, from here.
Alvin Nelson of Austin, this state,
arrived here with a carload of farm
material and stock Saturday. He is
taking possession of the Oscar Durad
farm in Pine Lake township, which
he purchased last fall. Welcome
here Alvin, and may success and
prosperity be your worst enemy for
years to come.
o. J. Hanson and three sons arriv-
ed here Saturday from Zumbrota,
this state, with three carloads Of
farm machinery and stock. The boys
took possessio nof the Anton Joten
took possession of the Anton Joten
last fall. Mr.. Hanson is also the
owner of the liver Olson homestead
in Leon township. Mr.. Hanson will
take possession of the farms. We'll
come into our midst, boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Joten have
taken possession of their temporary
residence until they are in position
to build their new residence.
Swan Anderson, an elderly single
man. died at the Bemidji hospital
Monday. He was resident Of Eddy
township. He has been ailing for
some time.
Do the boys who of late have been
telling the voters to vote against the
road amendment No. l, know that so
per cent, if not more Of our automo-
biles are owned in the large cities.
and that the, license money collected
from them will go into the state road
and bridge fund and canont be spent
in the cities. In Clearwater county's
case it will mean gift or donation
OF over 100000 to build roads.
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Preliminary Training.
"Where are you going. Geraldine?'
ITO court to hear breach of PROM
Use case tried. It's the fourteenth I've
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