The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29

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T. H. Phillips sawed wood for Mr.,
scofeld, Sir, of Silver Lake last Mon
day }&E ~ -.
Mrs. H. NJ Wilson Of Bemidji,
made a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Sawyer the first of last week,
returning home Friday. 4, *
Arthur Carlson and Martin Rog-
holt paid Cassi Lake a'tvisit Satur-
day .r f,.as.a - 49, =
Henry. Sawyer went to Bemidji
Saturday., returning the same eve-
ming, accompanied by his wife and
son who had spent day with
friends in the city, i. a.
Alfred Rogholt is helping the road
crew who are building roads from
Cass Lake to the Cass-Be1trami coun-
ty line. a.. ..-, +. ~, .>..!.
Mr. Birch of CassI Lake attended
Lake school house last Sunday.
The members Of the Club of Many
Smiles cleared the ground for the
group gathering picnic for which the
association thanks them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scofield and
daughter Virginia Of Silver Lake at
tended the group gathering picnic at
Buck Lake school house.
Helmer Hanson and son Hans and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amison attended the
group gathering picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum garten and FAM
lily of the Cass Lake Indian school,
also Mr.. Baumgarten's mother, at
tended the group gathering picnic at
tie Buck Lake school Sunday.
Joe Johnson made business Wis
it to Be1nidji last Saturday.
The Kitichi-Goodland White Pine
group gathering association picnic,
held at the Buck Lake school house
last Sunday, July "a, was great sue
cess. A company Of over 80 gather
ed for the service. Kitichi Union
Sunday school was well represented
by delegation OF q members. The
White Pine Union Sunday school
delegation failed to arrive for which
ALI were sscrry. Mr. Cummings of
Eemidji, the American. Sunday school
Union missionary, came over with
Carl Opsata, who also brought the
chief speaker OF the day, Miss Alma
Reiber, an evangelist, who has been
spending some time in ,Bemidji. Also
Miss Amanda Homme and Miss Clara
Nordb6. each of whom assisted in the
services of the day and helped to
make it a success. Miss Reiber gave
a wonderful address in the morning
on "tSoul Winning" and in the after
noon an address on "Prayer' which
called forth the highest praise also
the heart felt thanks Of all those as
senibled. Miss Homme gave a fine
talk on Bible study. The ?Kitichi Up
and Go class sung a fine song, when
Stand on the Streets Of Cold" and
their quartet song was splendid. The
Woodland Glee club sang, "Who Will
Go Today" very creditably, also. a
duet by Miss Alma Rcgholt and Miss
Ruby. Sawyer joined by the whole
club in the chorus was fine. The solo
given. by T. H. Phillips was also well
received There were more numbers
On the program than there was time
for. So many fine pieces had to be
left cut for which all were sorry.
Rev, Tufteland, who. expected to de
present, was unable to do so, and
sent in his stead Rev. o. c. Lovass
cf Akeley, who gave a fine talk on
'"The Successful Christian Life.' Wr.
Lovass and his wife made fine addi-
ton to our speakers. And while
our spirits were strengthened and re-
freshed and our courage renewed for
still greater work for the Master by
the service, we must not forget to,
mention that cur bodies were also
locked after. The picnic dinner was
as good as 1t could be. After the din
ner, homemade ice cream was serv-
cd to. the company by the Blue Rib
bon Girls club, and members of the
Woodland and Union Sunday school.
ALI will agree that Mrs. M. O. Rog-
holt and Mrs. Albin Carlson can make
ice cream. Altogether, those attend
ing felt it was day we'll spent and
one to be long rem embered.