The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-16
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Taught III TIE puUllC SCuOOl at NilllldA
the past year. spent last week here
visiting relatives and friends. She
left last Friday for Moorhead. where
she will attend summer school,
Miss Edith lverson. who has been
attending school at Kelliher the past
winter is working at the Henry
Legler home here in Blackduck
On Thursday evening of last week
occurred the marriage of Bonnie c.
Barber of Fridley to Miss Royella
Mudica of Kelliher. The wedding
took place at the Lutheran parson-
age at Blackduck, with Rev. A. O.
Odegaard officiating. They were at
tended by Elmer Quitney and Miller
Lieu. both of Blackjack. The happy
couple left by car for Fridley where
they will make their home for the
present at least. Congratulations!
Evangelist c. E. LuN of the South
Sea Islands visited Blackjack and
spoke at the Presbyterian church
on Friday evening.
John Lehner, living about three
miles southeast of here had a very
narrow escape last week. when a
charge of dynamite exploded as he
was leaning over to light the fuse.
Mr. Lehner was badly cut about the
face and throat and it was at first
thought he would lose his sight.
but there are hopes that he may be
spared that terrible outcome. DR..
Campbell dressed his wounds and
picked several small pieces OF wood
out of his body.
Mr.. Waller and family and two
ether carloa DIS from Mason City. Ia,
passed through here Sunday on their
way to Northome. They reported
good roads and fine trip.
Carl Miller, teacher of manual
training and other subjects in the
local SCHOOL, laft Sunday for. his
home at Upsala where he will spend
his summer vacation studying music.
Mr.. Miller has signed up for next
wear so will spend another year with
us at, least.
Hugo Led fors had the misfortune
to cut his foot while working in the
woods near Kelliher. He is imprOv-
ing rapidly.
Andrew Enberg of Erdahl is Wis
iting his brother at Ivey for few
days.
Martin Hoff and son Ellie of Little
Fork spent last week here Grating
and shipping their furniture stored
here to their home at Little Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson and
family CT Little Fork are here Wis
iting Mrs Olson's father, am having
some dental work done by DR.. Cam.
Corney ,WOllan of Glenwood came
here last week as assistant forest
ranger. He is at present spending a
few days at Mizpah looking after the
work uP there.
P. Ruke of Mcintosh is here visit
ing the F.. E. Oppegaard family.
D. Given Of kelliher has taken
charge of the Palace cafe and is
moving his family here and will oc-
cupy the house formerly owned by
Mrs. Bird.
julius Nelson of Hazel spent last
week here fixing up his property
near the depot and visiting friends.
Mr.. Nelson says that just as soon as
he can dispose of his farm at Hazel
kalden, S stevens. There are many
ping.
Miss Eva French. who has attend
ed the high school at Anoka returned
last week to spend the summer with
her folks.
Peter Kragseng and boys passed
through here on their way to the
county seat Saturday, returning IN
the evening.
Reuben Austreng is working for
the Northern Cedar company on
their farm east of town.
The Hugo Wallin and John Peter
son families have moved onto their
farms for the summer. Wallin near
Blackduck lake and Peterson in the
town of Hornet.
These enjoying new cars here this
summer are N. J. Lien, Nash;
Charles Moon, Nash: Hugo Wallin.
a Nash; l.. Moon, Pan: and Henry
Kalden. Stevens. Thre are many
other smaller cars too numerous to
mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Johnson are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born last week.
Mrs. H. Dahlstead and Mrs. G. Lee
of Shocks spent Saturday here shop
pinfi.
During the electric storm here
Saturday evening and early Sunday
morning, lightning struck the dis
tributing board at the light plant
and put all the telephones out OF
commission.
Ralph Beckwith and Harry Moen
have gone into partnership and are
operating the Scenic garage. The!
are good, honest fellows and we looF
for good results.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Oppegaard anc
Regin spent a few days with rela
tives and friends ut Mcintosh last
week. They made the trip In then
Overland.
Several blocks of cement sidewalk:
are being laid this spring. which vii
add a great deal to the appearance
of our village.
O. p. Stene and Jessie Bogart O
Hornet spent Friday on Blackduci
lake fishing.
S. O. Larson and Alfred Buer arr
displaying auction bills announcing