The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-16

vinia school are preparing a fine pro-
gram for Thanksgiving. The time is
Wednesday, November % at 8 o'clock.
We hesitate to so announce this, for
we fear such crowd that there won't
be dancing room if such is the case.
A dance follows the program. Good
music has been provided for. Miss
Butler of Big Bass lake school is pre-
pairing a similar program. What if
they should both come ON the same
night? It surely would be calamity
for we want to go to both. a \
From whatTwe can gather from the
club and the store, the private board
of the Lavinia school at the
school house Tuesday night certainly
produced some fine orators. Excite
ment is what we need in Lavinia, and
a wanderer in the woods near the
school house would get the impression
that they got it Tuesday night.
Walter Wire has his mother visit
ing him this week from Park Rapids,
MINI. No wonder "Walt" wears a
big sn1ile-we've sampled some of
Mrs. Wires feeds ourselves. She in
tends returning home Saturday.
The Neighborhood Exchange was
bitterly disappointed az. "Wednesday
when they got as far to their place of
r,fe citing as the river and found it
frozen and therefore could not get
to the home Of Mrs. s. Tell. How
exer, they wish to thank the two
heroes, Bud LaDoucer and Don Les
ter, whom. worked +, so gallantly to
break the ice SO that passing boat
would be possible We're forced
to give it supugsThe members Of the
club returned to the LaDoucer home
where "a new member. Mrs, Vernon
Hoar, was initiated into the club.
Singing, fancy work AND music was
the pastime Of the afternoon. Oh!
how wezdid hate, to miss, that fine
lunch which Mrs. Tell, we know, had
for u.s.. She always does,
The, next meeting WilIHbe" held at the
home Of Mrs. Vernon Hoar. A full
IS necessary ing onnection
with tie plans for the comedy the
club is soon to put on. ,
!. Vernon Hoar, after few months
at his home on Lake BemidJi, has
again accepted position with the
supply company by whom
he was formerly employed. sThis
speaks well for the company, as they
evidently "recognize a good man
when they see him."
Mr.. and Mrs. Roycraft and Mrs.
James Gibson were callers at the G..
Il. Cross home Friday of last week.
Mrs. D. e. Leister expects, to leave
soon for her former home in Ceuar
Fails, Iowa; to visit her aged mother.
We hope she won't be gone long, al
though are GLAD to see her partakc Of
d much-neeued vacation.
ls Dav,nia building up? Well /
guess! Several new buildings have
peen constr ucted mere TINS summer
Mr.. Renstieid, near the Mississippi
riyer, has just completed a splendid,
new bungalow while Z. M. Satire has
alinost" completely reconstructed, his
farm home on Bag Bass Lake. With
a force of three men he has enlarged
and refurnished his basement, install
ed a pipeiess' furnace, put d. large
screened porch Gu the south side Of
the house, built a mammoth wood
and tool shed and has just completed
a fine garage. Weather permitting
he viii erect new barn. He expects
soon to secure pure-bred Guernsey
COW. ~. y
Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and small son,
James were callers atthe Albert Utichs
home Monday afternoon. - 4
, Ed Forbes assisted G. 3. Cross I'M
driving well for barn purposes
Thursday. Driving is difficult owing
to thick bed of clay, and no water
has been secured. 49,, 49,. X
: ID. Etafd jim Lester have just fin;
ished storing about $50 bushels OF,
potatoes for the winter. - vi
q So far, no. deer have been landed
by Lavinians, but we'll surely hear
of one soon. There are enough after,
them. ! n
W. A large crowd enjoyed the sermon
Mr.. Cummings gave al. the Laviniai
school house Sunday night, OF last
week. His subject was "The Meaning
of Death," and was one that Wouids
cause the average individual to stop
and think. W II "A
Mrs. Albert Utech of Little Bass
has had as her guest the last week her
brother and family. They, as well as
many others, enjoyed very prosperous
fishing trips. -. II.
Roy Lamon marketed rutabagas'
Thursday in Ben1idji at rs cents per-
bushel. It appears some Of US should
this for the potato crop.
Mr.. G. f.. Craver has been suffer-
ing severely the last week from an ul-i
Ger under her tongue. She was taken
to Bemidji Friday for treatment. 4
Don Leister sawed wood for LAWN
ia Grocery company Tuesday.
r. o. Baird, who has been spend