The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-23
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Axel Peterson arrived home from
Wilt to points in the southern part OK
the state
\ the Kelliher filling station, which was
completed some time ago. slim :
Dougherty has charge OF the station
in addition to his dray line, and VII
Be found ready at all times to dlstfl-
butte oil and gasoline. tx :,
The power plant is now paying 10
ner cord for wood. This is the lowest
nrice raid for wood in Kelliher since
\ I,re-w;,re time anad does not leave
q very large margin OF nroht 10Y
cutting. vs -5 49, = -
a North KeI!iher rnerrymakers. en-
ioyel sleigh-ride on Tuesday night.
/ they selected cold night for the
drive, but people in Kelliher knew
they were enjoying the. outing when
they passed through the town near
midnight. .:'..'.@ EIE
Miss Norris, high school principal,
I LETT for her home. on Sunday because
OF an attack of appendicitis, Word
has since been received that she Is
;mbroving and will no doubt be ready
to resume her Sc ool work January
8, when the winter term opens r.
School will close this week for the
Christmas vacation Of two weeks.
/ Appropriate closing programs are be.
ing arranged for all rooms. Christ
mas, trees are much in evidence. In
the primary rooms each pupil is Civ
ing simple present to sch0olmate
whose name will be chosen by lot.
The defamation contest last week
was interesting and resulted In good
speeches. Two blue ribbons were Civ
en- ii, each. grade, and these winners
will meet in the medal contest again
January ~, 1922. Next week the
names Of the winners will be given.
At the next contest three medals will
be presented to the victors by the
Ladies' Study club. |.G \ !. .~.-<-@
Mrs. Magill will take over the Ham
son restaurant beginning next week
and will continue the business, under
new management, keeping an up-to-
date resta urant III every respect. The
roon,ing department will be under the
direction of L. c., Eggen. ga
The North Kelliher bunch drove in
on q hayrick last night to give q
birthday surprise on AIRS, Frank Cal
vert, at the warehouse, They had an
ENJOYABLE time and on the way home
tried to wake Up Mr.. Hankey and the
''t5achers at Evansons. Reports as
to their success have not been heard.
r The play which Blackjack present.
cd last Wednesday night for the ben
eft Of the Catholic church, was a
great success. -, r .a'...,
Our basketball team was beaten
last Thursday night by the Bemidji
Teachers college. but our boys,
though email compared with the Wis.
ting team, put up n good fight just
the. same. - II 4 'ra At .,.'- r. ',.,t~
Each pupil gave a Christmas quota
tion Wednesday, morning for opening
exercises I "'.>itf..| H., \. . =.
The cold weather has an effect on
the attendance ut school this week. =
= The: eighth grade room has a very
good program arranged for their
Christmas exercises. They have in
'vited the high school in TO hear them
Friday afternoon. -. T =
The Presbyterian church is giving
a Christmas program in the Presby-
terrain church Friday evening at 1880,
December 20. Every one is cordially
welcome 20 attend. The Lutheran
church, also, is giving it's program
Tuesday after Christmas.
Miss Wallace was out skiing last
Saturday and decided that the next
time she went she would take pillow
with her. She went skiing to create
an appetite for supper and she says
she succeeded.
Misses Agnes, Amanda and ictoria
LiGegren arc coming to KelIiher to
spend their Christmas with their sis
ters Miss Ethel Liljegren and Mrs. J.
Greene q,
= Misses Wilma Skrief, Johanna Dal-
gard, Maude Hanchet and Maria
krogseng will be home Wednesday
night for their vacation.
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