The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-14
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Cecil Holton .and Ruby Peterson
went to Bagley to shop. =
Mrs. Ben Bredeson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sollum at GAINESVILLE, returned to
her home at this place Wednesday.
A number OF Shevlin young peo-
pie attended the dance at Solway Sat-
urday evening. e.
Carl Rauk and Conrad Paulson at
tended the movies at Bagley Thurs
day evening.
Cora Johnson of Clearbrook spent
several days this week visiting at the
F. A. N0yes home.
George Berfield went to Bagley
Friday evening. On his return he
was accompanied by Harold Searles
and Bernice Berfield who attended
Teachers Institute at Bagley last
week. ~
Mrs. Oliver Barness, and a repre-
sentative Of the State headquarters
of the Red Cross held meeting Of
the Shevlin branch of the Red Cross
Wednesday afternoon, relative to hir-
ing a county nurse. No definite &C.
tion was taken, the matter to be de.
cided later in the season.
Mrs. L. A. Larson, who has beer
visiting at the home Of her parents:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Torgerson Of
Clearbrook, returned to Shevlil
Thursday to help at the opening sale
of the Shevlin Mercantile Co.
Considerable improvement can bt
noted in the Congregational church;
appearance. The Ladies' Aid society
thru the medium of sales, lunhes, etc.
have raised funds and purchased ar
excellent set of pews for the church
These were received some time age
and have just been installed. Another
minor improvement, but one which
adds greatly to the attractiveness of
the interior is the painting of the
church floor. Much credit is due the
Ladies' Aid lin their splendid effort
to improve the church.
Dell Amadon of this place, anG
Frank Scott of the township Of Dud-
ley, have accepted "a road construc-
tion Job in the township of Dudley
- Harvey Amadon took Harold Scar
les to Bagley Monday where he at
tended Teachers Institute. He re-
turned Sunday to resums his duties
at the Hires school at Mallard.
Mrs. Ed. Wright of Bagley, spent
Saturday at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wrench.
o. G. Lee and A. Kaiser were Shev-
lin callers Wednesday,
Mr.. and MRS. Hilton Berquist left
Tuesday for Clearbrook,. where Mr.
Berquist will resume his duties at
the Clearbrook Mercantile Co. Mr.
Berquist has spent the: last three
weeks at Shevlin where he had
charge Of the advertising for the
Grand Opening Sale Of that institu-
ton. . - z.s2 ~ ~. C' T..
The new depot being built at this
place is rapidly nearing completion
The building is to be a fine addition
to the town with it's two waiting
rooms, large freight room and many
other features Shevlinr can justly be
proud Of this building since it gives
a stranger on entering the town {
good impression of the village.
Agnes Anderson of Gonyick visited
Dorothy Noyes Thursday. 49,.
3 80, Hank" Hanson motored to Be-
midi Thursday to attend to bust
ness Matters: ....
Those from Bagley who attended
the opening sale at the Shevlin Mer-
camille Co. on Saturday were Mrs.
Albert Kaiser, Mrs. Roscoe Kaiser
and Albert Kaiser, ,Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
E.. III. Ref, Miss Bryce, Jean Jones
Mrs. Chas. Wright, Mr. and Mrs
Louis lHelseth, Edna Geer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Sletten and Mrs. o. G.. Lee
Mr.. Fritchie has some excellent
bookings in the motion picture line
for Shevlin this winter. He has eight
reels of Madge Kennedy's pictures
a number of Louis Benneson's, anG
Bill Harris. In addition he will put
on some of Rex Beach's famous
stories, such as the '"Silver Horde
etc. The show which he put on Wed
nesday night, CDR. Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE" was excellent and people of
Shevlin can rest assured that they
are getting the same pictures as are
being shown in the larger towns,
since this picturs was shown at the
Rex theatre in <Bemidji the same
night as Shevlin people saw it.
A large number of people attended
the Congregational Ladies'. Aid at
the Pitt home on Wednesday. Ar
rangements were made for the annual
sale to be heidi in the Woodman hall
next month. A special meeting has
been arranged for Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Bill Gordon
when details will be planned for the
sale. All members are requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baum of Bagley,
spent Monday at Shevlin visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Baum's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Eldevik went to
Bagley Monday to attend to Dusi-
ness matters.
County commissioner Louis Even
voll went to Bagley Tuesday.
Dell Miller has taken his thresh-
ing outfit to Ebro, where he will
have several weeks threshing.
F. A. Noyes went to Clearbrook
Monday and purchased an Oakland
Six touring car.