The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-15
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Edwin Rogholt is building an addl-
ton to his home, 10 by IA feet. It
will be used for bedroom purposes.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Chase and Rector were
in Cass Lake Friday. ,.,.:,. ..,.. NJ
The Emmanuel Ladies' Aid met
Hast Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
Albin Carlson. There was a good at
tendance. As the president, Mrs. Leo
Anderson had left, Mrs. Albin Carl
son was elected to fill the vacancy. "A
very nice lunch was served to seven
members and six visitors besides the
children. The next meeting will be
december ID with Mrs. w. l.. Paur-
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The. meeting Of the. committee Of
five that was appointed by the pres
'ident Of the farmers club to meet
with the county agent to talk over
plans for the betterment Of the COM
munity met with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Johnson last Thursday. The result of
THEM deliberations has not been made
public yet. 49, 49,. ~ r. j..
A company of gentlemen autoed
over from Fergus Falls to visit Oscar
'Rogholt during hunting season.
Arthur Carlson was in Cass, Lake
ednesday.>. 80 = F.. -a "....'.
Oscar Rogholt returned last Mon
day from his visit to Fergus Falls.
| G. E., Kaufer of St. Paul. is visit
ling in the neighborhood, having come
up Saturday. /..a.f ,.?.. - a5.5I.. -, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rogholt autoed
over to Cass Lake last Wednesday.
f While Martin and Arthur Rogholt
were working with q team last Fri
| day the team became frightened in
some way and started to run away.
In trying to get control both boys
were thrown from the rig. Arthur
without injury, but Martin struck on
his head and shoulders, but: he still
clung to the lines and was dragged
some distance. He was unconscious
when he was picked up and did not
| regain consciousness for several
hours. At last report ne was better
though he has. a sore. shoulder and
a bruise on his side, and his left arm
is still too lame to be used. All hope
he will soon fully recover. "tstS&.4&
Albin Carlson has gone to Black
duck to work as foreman in camp
near there. ...s = - e.,
Ed Larson was, Benlidji visitor
the first of the week. =. II. = ~.
Homer Dugas and his father and
Mr.. Wardner and two other gentle
men, all Of Cass Lake, were hunting
ducks on Turtle river the first of, last
week, camping at the Dugas lodge.
After a two-day hunt they returned
to Cass Lake with all the ducks the
law allows. - : S.ssIsassss2 NJ TIT -,
Martin Rogholt was in Cass Lake
Monday. r..I-gs. H.. ". ::
), Edwin and Carl Olson of Cass
Lake and friend autoed out to the
Alex Sawyer place last Sunday and
hunted ducks. They returned with
several ducks after having spent Il
pleasant afternoon. 1913 ~>
Alex Sawyer, Arthur Rogholt and
Ed Rafferty, We're Cass Lake, visitors
last Saturday. ~
Mrs. Henry Sawyer and son. James,
returned last Saturday evening from
Bemidji where they had been visiting
the past two weeks. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Sawyer's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Newton.
who visited here Sunday returning
to Benldji Sunday evening -
George Scofield of Silver Lake was
visitor in our neighborhood last
"Wednesday. - =, =
On Wednesday, November 8, oc-
Cured the first skating party of the
season when a company of young PEG.