The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-16
Total Contributions.
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Marie Leach ana Hazel Wagner
ware visitors at Rubash's last Sunday.
=. Selma Dokkcn of Saum was a ke!li-
her visitor on Tuesday. >34. v. a.. 4
e Mrs. C. b. Eggan was called to
Thief River Falls by the sudden death
OF her niece this week. nj.
Miss Norris, high school principal,
was absent from, school because of
illness on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Herman, basketball coach, has
insisted that the teams keep good
hours to be in trim for the big games
scheduled. ~ ..-'.s ..,,f....: :
Etta Calvert spent the week at Rcy-
nolds.. "a" = y&@% e, =: -.
Kruger Krogseng spent last Sun
day at his home at Saun1. T.
M Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kobe,
Dfr. and Mrs. Clifford notored to Kel-
liner to attend the ladies' aid sale
and supper. .. -.
81 Rev. and Mrs. MacLean had the
pleasure of an auto ride to lncz with
Mr.. and Mrs: L. Latterell. Returning
home the party were entertained, at
dinner at the MacLean home. ..;...
The Lutheran. choir had their week
" practice at the city hall on Monday
night The Lutheran Sunday school
will have a. Christmas, program and
the choir. is expected to- sing several
songs and an anthem, for which they
are preparing. T., T.. H." T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry are, spending
several days in, Bemidji this week.
Mr. Barry attended a meeting Of the
hank association, and on Wednesday
received his third degree in Masonry.
:. The motor. bus of Route Mo-. S
caught fire from the exhaust pipe
throwing out fire on a greasy trans
mission case. The fire was put out
easily by the application of "a little
tsnoW, and no damage was done. <'z
&:%A few of the Senior girls had a
wild time Saturday night. One came
to school on Monday with hands and
face covered with court plaster. The
girls had held up Junior only to
find her broke. "A. .: Esrg B.. .s..
The Catholic church Of Blackjack
is giving play in Kelliher on Wed
nesday night, at the Pastime ,theater.
A number of young people. of Kel-
liner went to the hard times dance
at Firnian Saturday night. II
Charles Calvert spent Sunday after
noon with Bryan Armstrong. 'yS* +,
A. little daughter came to stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Brindes Sunday morn
ing. e y *%s.. :, WILL. y Vs. 7 s 7.
TSelvig Nelson, Birdie Brindes, Aste
TorgersOn. Cleo Williams and Louise
Link served formal dinner to the
domestic science class Saturday, De-
cember IL. -. T.. /: =. 4ss%yt 5 :.t,
The defamation contest is to be
held on Thursday and Friday Of this
week. ~ ~ *,:.>>35. /. .s<>,%%,
The high school literary society met
on Friday last week, giving program
which all enjoyed very much. .,,.
The lineup for the basketball
game with the Bcn,idji State Teach.
ers college has been completed by
Miss Herman, coach. The team is con-
fiedent that Bemidji will not win the
game on Thursday night without
working for it, to say the least about
what the kelliher team expects TO
do. The players on the kelliher team
are as follows: Hilmcr Dolgaard, Ed
ward Miller, Kruger. Krogseng, Law
renee ,Eyarson, Ambrose Haley. Har-
ry Lcach and Elmer Dolgaard. s III \
Mr. Hankay was a delegate to the
Minnesota Education association con-
ferencesa at, the Curtis hotel, Minne-
apolis, Friday and Saturday last week.
Glass work in his classes was carried
on by substitute teaching. n. 'S.5t . 81
The Bemidji Pioneer has nov been
placed in the school library; and is
eagerly looked for by the students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankey, Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Latterell were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller last Sun
4 day evening at 5 O'Clock dinner.
NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATORS
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