The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-17

Sc1IG dtJHOSQ interesting CHRONOLOGICAL
present report a fine time. ASA ssa
The team of ponies, owned by Mr.
Earl Hanson became frightened and
ran away. Tuesday of LAST week. No
one was injured but one pony was
badly hurt;
Mr.. administer left for Cass Lake
vicinity Saturday where he will re-
main for some time on business.
Miss Alice Butler, teacher at Bass
Lake, is seriously i'll at her home in
Bemidji. Mr.. ,Stillman has been
secured to take her place.
Mrs. w. G.. Phillips entertained at
her home Sunday at dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Wheeler and family of Big
Bass Lake. %
The. spelling match. assigned by
County Superintendent McGhee, be.
tween Bass Lake and Lavinia schools
for last Thursday afternoon had to
be postponed on account of Miss But
ler's illness. 1t is hoped that a near
future date will be set.
Bert Barkus of FROM community
is cutting lath bolts for Swan Fell.
Herb Lester was confined to his
home several days of last week, SUI
fering from a ,wrenched back. 80.
Mrs. Fred Rudi of FROM vicinity
attended the Ladies' Exchange club
and the bridal shower at the home Of
Mrs. r. o. Baird on Little Bass Lake
Wednesday. afternoon;
June Baird, Russell Phillips and
Bobbie Proather were on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Herb Lester was shopping in
Bemidji Monday and caller at the
home of her aunt, Miss Beulah Wah-
ton. b,
Miss Viva is ill of tonsilitis at her
home, on Little Bass.
A home talent play will be given
at Lavinia school house on Saturday
evening, Feb. Is, at 8 o'clock. This
given in this vicinity. The charac
tiers have been carefully studied and
selected and faithfully rehearsing fol
some time. A nominal fee Of IS cents
for grown-upssand IS cents for chill
dren over seven and under IL years
years is being charged, Proceeds to
60 for a good Z ausc,, benefiting the
entire community This group of
young folks have been: working ear
nestly and loyalty and deserve the
complete support ofsthe entire COM
munity. ArsVe going to play "Yel-
low" plea ding hard times?" or are
we, going to- hustle that admission,
and :irrBo doing encourage these young
people to carry out asseries OF enter
teinments the balance of the winter
months deacon Dubbs' is being
we'll advertised and a5large attendance
is anticipated: A big dance and sup
per are in store Immediately after
the play. You are sure to be sorry
if you are not there, its to benefit
the entire community, Let's go!
Cross formerly of this vicinity but
now at the home of his father, c. A:
Word has been received from Budd
Cross of Litchville, NJ D. Budd has
entered school and expresses his in
tentions of remaining there.
The assistant postmaster was carly
on the job Monday morning due to
the sudden illness of our ever-faith-
full Walt Wier, who is suffering from
ptomaine poisoning. We hope to soon
see him up again.
EN-. Satire reports that his white
leghorn hens are favoring him with
Is eggs daily from the flock of so.
Mrs. Ralph Wheeler has had as her
guest the weekend, her mother, Mrs.
Charles LaJombe, Mrs. Wheeler &C
companied her mother as far as Be-
midi Monday. -,
r. A. Broomquist, in charge of the
logging for the Mel Lumber company
of Cass Lake, has been having trouble
with the jammer, he is now using an
other that has been ordered: Two
cars of logs were loaded Monday.
Budda LaDauceur and Leon Lang
Moved a road from Lavinia across the