The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-11
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hid and Mrs. Toftsley OF Minot, N. p,
spent the week at the u. Is. Rauk
home. Mrs. Haugen IL MRS. Rauk's
gsister-in- law. N ' 54
q. Mrs. August Marsh and daughters,
3Mavis and Marjorie, are spending the
week with Mrs. Marsh's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. i. *. Rauk. s:ST ~ / II; 1
Mrs. Chas. Wiench went to Bagley
Saturday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Wright, returning to she v
lin on Sunday. Us B, 1. 4. 4s}.
MIS-. Betty Nelson and daughter
Mildred Of Grand Forks, n. p, ar
rived here Sunday for an extended
visiting with, Mrs. Nelson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Nj. Fritchie will show Madge Ken
nedy in "Leave It to Susan, z, at the
Nj. W. "a. hall on Saturday and Sun
day evenings. This lis the first show
we have had in several months, and
everyone should turn out to support
nc, SO movies viii become asregular
thing in Shevlin. .:s & d. I. IN
q. A. Elefeson visited Solway be-
tween trains on Sunday. 4
Roy Delaney spent Sunday at Be
midi visiting with friends. 3.
Mrs. r. Al. Noyes spent Saturday
and Sunday at the E. H. Martin home
in Bagiey. {. /. i5 !,
The sheylin Mercantile Co. shipped
two carloads Of potatoes to St. Louis
last week. Another will be shipped
this week. HI.
IA. o. Peterson spent several hours
in Shevlin on Saturday transacting
b Edor Bredeson will buy cream
from the farmers Of the community
this summer, and will pay cash. {
Gordon Noyes was q Bemidj visitor
on Friday. \. =
Henry Hanson and Oscar Dahl left
on Friday for Big Falls, Mimi, where
they will be employed in the shops
81 one Of the, saw mills at that place.
Mr.. Earl Martin Of Bagley visited
with Shevlin friends between trains
on Sunday. ss 4
Ella Hanson spent last week in Be
midi az the guest Of Miss Nora
Greenslit, returning to Shevlin Mon
day afternoon. ~ 81
d II. Is. Leonard 81 Minneapolis was
q business caller in Shevlin on Sat
urday. ~, D. 8. !, =
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thelan Of Still
water, Mimi, visited with Shevlin
friends last week end.
Mrs. Ole Hannem left Monday Tor
Peauot, Mimi, where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Mag
nuson. !.
Fred Marsh, who lives north OF
Shevlin, had the bad luck to loose
his home by fire last Tuesday evening:
The house was q frame structure OF
eight rooms and was built new last
summer. At about o'clock in the
evening, Mrs. Marsh, who was prepsr-
ing supper, smelled smoke and on IN
vestigating found the entire upstairs
I in flames. The fire had too much
Roadway and nothing whatsoever was
saved. Mr.. Marsh will build again IN
the spring. IS. ~
Fred Jensen Of Mcintosh was .
business caller in Shevljn on Satur-
day.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid so
ciety met at the L. K. Rauk home on
Friday, where they made some warm
and useful clothing for the Marsh
family, who lost their home by fire,
& a large number Of Shevlin people
attended the basketball game at Bag.
ley on Friday evening. The Hik-
/ ing club, accompanied by Miss Olsen,
hiked to Bagley to attend the game
At meeting Of the stockholders Of
/ the Webster Potato house in Shevlin
last week, it was decided to buy on,
the shares Of Mr.. Webster, giving the
farmers complete ownership Of the