The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-23

patty -ISSaCHSus 5oClnluJisca:S AMEs l0uLtUN
is survived by his wife and one son,
Cecil Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton had been
here only a few weeks. They came
here from Fargo, N. ID. The remains
were taken to Randall, Mimi, the
home Of Mr.. Sutton's parents, where
! interment took place. IF B /.
/ Mrs. E. n Robideau visited in Be-
midi last Monday. 81 &.
Mr.. George Shulk went to Minne-
apolis Monday evening for medical
trea ment. n. 4 X II III II. y
Harry Fox was in town Monday
evening. .; :}s e;5:. s{.
Herman Gregg spent Sunday in
fTenstrike. He left for the Gregg
camp, near Shocks, Monday morning.
Roy Gregg Of Gregg camp was in
! Tenstrike Tuesday. +! ", g, - 81
Mrs. W, s. Gregg received tele-
gram Monday calling her to some
point in Iowa on account Of her
mothers serious illness. 5z
& Mrs. Gregg left for Iowa Tuesday
morning. -.1 rs. rs:
| Gladys Gregg left for the camp
: near Shocks Monday evening. 1 Il
Ralph Fleishman was in town Monday
evening. Z. u. Isl 4.
Ben. Walter made a trip to Shocks
In his car Monday evening.
II The sheriq and deputy sheriff OF
/ Bemidji were here Monday offering
an old Overland car for sale. The
car had been attached on account of
! board bill held by Mr.. Doltan Of Be
midi. The car was sold at auction to
the highest bidder, Mr.. Dalton. *
/ Mr.. Fcrdinandson Of st. Cloud Wis
tied at the Walter Rice home last
Saturday. S.s, .sss5. Il g.
T. Clarence Wild began working for
Will Shulke last Monday. s.%1s 5s< s.5
| II Last Friday Mr.. Garrette Cronk
shot an eleyen-pound jack rabbit and
on Sunday he caught q large wolf in
:? Mrs. +. a. GrieFr vent ven |. to to Bemidji
on Monday evening.
|: The few spells Of snowfall n have
I not hindered the driving of autos.
Prospects are good for auto driving
| on Christmas Day. The snow is, how
ever, plentiful enough to encourage
hslcighing: AT least, Archie Mamie
Think SO, as he has resorted to his
mail cart in place Of the old Henry"
{ A great many residents near here
Ihavc turned trappers. It makes a per-
| son feel as If we were back in the
/ days of Lewis and Clark or Daniel
!! Bonne. g.s4 SIS. II. S.sss fz,s X ia, 81 =
Quite number Of people planned
II.onE going to Blackduck last Saturday
evening, but the train was 50 late.
THAT most Of them decided not to go.
I Miss Christine Sichendorf Of St.
Paul is spending her Christmas vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. L. Cohe-
nour. T. 81 IzsG Nh
Miss Ada Cluf is expected home
| for Christmas. r% s% &s FIJI
Miss Mable Hampl of Bemidji is
spending the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hampl.
Misses Lenore Jameson, Rosalie
Knizek and Esther Krohn entertained
at $500" last week, Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. sP. F.. Madison carried off
high honors. After the games a dainty
lunch was served. Il z..z. L R4fl
|! Mr.. and Mrs. p. E.. Mattison enter
! tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F.. x. Bctz at
their home last Friday. Five hundred
was the card game played during the
evening. During the game, fudge was
i served. ;I5- vi III !, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kruger served
dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Betz last Sunday evening. After sup.
/ per cards were played, after which,
| ice cream was served. "a very enjoy
able evening was spent. ~.
VIM. Travis was down from, Gem
nell over Sunday.
T The boys have flooded lot adjoin-
Ting the school which will be used as q
skating rink. 81
Mr.. James Hart, brother Of Mrs.
! Kruger, is visiting here. He lett Men
day, but expects to return for Christ
The Christmas program given ty
1.-THE school in the Community Com
mercials hal will begin promptly at 8
o'clock Friday evening, December 90
Following is the program:
'.Now the Christmas Bells Are
Ringing. Z Holy Night" Jolly Old
ST. Nicholas songs by Singing club.
christmas at Skeeters Corner
played by Upper Grades.
| |" Christmas at Finnegan's Flat
played By Sth Grade and High School.
"Three in Bcd'short play by
Ulysses Gardner, George Jones, Via
Idle, Yilek.
ssChristmas' Surprise for Mother
Goose play by Primary Grade.
"a Santa Claus Is Coming"
Santa Claus Land."--songs by Pri-
mary Grade.
Merry Christina" dialogue, Pri-
mary
Intarmediate Grades.
"Three Kings Of Orient" tableaux
Upper Grades.
Aftersttis, Christmas boxes will be
distributed to all the children.
J. The characters in the play, Christ
mas at Firinegan's Flat" are:
Patrick Finnegan.. Kenneth Valley
Eddy Finneg Frances 1,,e .- Hid lid