The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-15

| had sat down to breakfast, rs II true
that people who snore have bad con-
sciences? read in one Of my books
that they do"
II don't know, dear. Perhaps they
have. What makes you ask such O
funny question:" =. b.
~ was just thinking, II it's true,
Aunt Susan must at least have killed
somebody once."-BOston Transcript.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wells and family
iautoed to Pennington Thursday.
where they attended a business meet-
ing of the Pennington circle. .-,
Missionary v. s. Cummings ana
Prof. H. A. Pflughoeft, club leader, OF
Bemidji, were in this na.ghborhood
Wednesday. Missionary Cummings
was doing missionary work, while
Prof. Pfughoeft was looking over the
work of the boys and girls club. He
thought everything looked fine here.
Missionary Cummings tells us there is
to be another Sunday school group
meeting picnic held az Woodland,
July oath. He urges us to be present.
Where are the Up and Cos.
Frank -Hornemann has been haul
ing from the Moose lake saw mill the
past week for himself and Mr.. Will
Mans. J. -
Charlie Izency is working for John
Long again this week.
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family of Cass Lake who were expect
en- at the Van Dyke homa 20 spend
the fourth were unable to come.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Borgerson OF
Pennington were callers at the Clark
home Friday evening.
Frank HCrnemann expects tC
work for Mr.. McCalpan thIie week.
Mrs. Harold Norris Of Pennington
.autoed over here on her way home
from the Kitichi Union Sunday school
Sunday. gE.
Mr.. McCalpan Of Moose Lake auto
ed through here Sunday on his way to
Cass River. $500
John Long and Charles Laushe,
both have a new hay stacking out
fit. ,,hE
Word has been received from Fred
Mosford of Clear Lake, telling us that
he and his wife expect to drive up
here this summer. Mr.. Mosford was
here last fall and bought carload
of cattle from farmers here and Xiii
chi.
Alfred Van Dyk bought COW and
some hogs from Mr.. krammer Tues
day. .3-,s-. ... ..
Mr.. Burguin and children of Be-
midi who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ,Theriauit
returned to their home Friday.
The Misses Gay Mahcney, Edna
Wymore, Edith Clark, Hattie Clark
and Charlie Fuller autoed to Penning-
ton Sunday afternoon.
Alfred Van Dyke will come UP Sat
urday to spend Sunday with rela-
tives. & '-'S
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Henderson and
daughter Dorothy of Cas5 Lake were
out here last week. They tell us their
daughter Ruby left for Indiana last
Tuesday. Before returning home she
expects to visit in Maine and several
other states. Miss Henderson is we'll
known by the young folks of THIS vi
A surprise party will be given
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
@. Gregerson in honor of her BIRTH
day. 800 $780, -
Charlie Fuller and Cleon Smith
,autoed over from Kitichi Sunday aft
ernoon. ..s.-.
Monday a picnic was given by
the Goodlond Sunday school. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wells
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark
and family, Mrs. G., Van Dyke, Mrs.
Alfred Van Dyke, John Long, Harold
Van Dyke, Charlie Izency, Mrs. Theo.
Gergerson and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Bliss. Mrs. John Bliss and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ger
gerson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Foster and children and Mr..
and Mrs McNew and family. All en-
joyed a good time, and a fine dinner.
The Kitlchi-Goodland Christian en-
deavor society will give social at the
]. F. iMahoney home at Kitichi Tues
day evening, July 18th. Everyone
welcome.
Jay Wells had a narrow escape the
first of the week while helping John
Long erect this hay stacking outfit.
one OF the posts fell on him. ..;.-
Mr.. Hammer and Cliff Philipr CT
Pennington were callers at Che Perry
home Sunday. -
Reuel Smith, Robert Wym'ore, Gay
Mahoney and Edna Wymore spent
Sunday at the Clark home. ,.G
Mrs. Edwin Gregerson and Miss
Pearl Kenmer of Pennington passed
through here Sunday afternoon. Z.
Mr.. Perry has taken his hay tools
up to the meadow. He VEIL begin
work there soon. ...'.-
!. Charlie Foster is on the SICK list
Henry Moriff came out from Cass
Lake Sunday.
| Harold Van Dyk Is able to be at
work again after being disabled with
a sore foot for three weeks.
Reuel Smith Of Kitichi was caller
at Henry Gregerson's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wells and family
and MIR. and Mrs. William Clark and
family drove over into 1tasca county
Saturday looking for blueberries.
They took a picnic dinner along ex-
pecting ito stay all day. But when