The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-04-11
VALLEY
(Omitted Last Weekly

&OTIHuLlOH Ol Il pure DTcQ Dull DlOCk
for this district. The First National
Bank of Bemidji will finance the block
and County agent D. C. Dvoracek
is purchasing the animal out Of a
blooded herd near Detroit, MINI. The
animals pedigree equals that of the
Holstein heifers owned by members
of the Security State Bank Calf Club
members and it is expected that this
animal will be shipped at an early
date. The men who will make up
the block are; C. f. Coffin, Ira Cook,
S. E. and A. A. Randall, E. r. Lee,
A. H. Watson and P. J. Skipton.
Mrs Fred Gardner is quite SER
iously i'll and DR.. Fortin was called
out Tuesday.
E. r. Lee made a business trip tc
Bemidji Tuesday.
A. H. and Roy Watson. Levi Fos-
ter and P. J. Skipton attended the
meeting Of the town board held at
Nebish, Saturday, getting promise
from the board members to look
over some proposed town cross roads
leading from County road II. East.
These will be viewed on April 18th
and possibly be. built in the Spring
or early Summer. Also a hearing was
given on the proposed establishment
Of telephone line from the lines at
road IT into A. A. Randal's, A. H.
Watson's and =. J. Skipton's. 1t is
hoped that both the roads and the
telephone line will be allowed as
both have been long needed in that
part of the township. T.
Mrs. Levi Foster is home from the
Lake Julia Sanatorium where she
has been employed for sometime. :.
|, A little picnic party will be given
at the p. ": school house Saturday
at II o'clock by some of the younger
boys and girls in honor of Elberta
Lees birthday. =
Principal A. NJ. Ripple, who was
i'll last week, went to the hospital at
Bemidji for treatment. He returned
to his school duties here Monday.
= C. E. Coffin assisted Roy Watson
at getting out saw timber last week.
Mrs. Levi Foster was visiting Mrs.
A. H. Watson Saturday. Mrs. Foster
called at the T.. Il. Lee home Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Ripple and children
in Nebish while Mr.. Ripple was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Randall and
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Wordon and child
ren were dinner guests at the c. E.
Coffin home Sunday.
Gus Peters finished the moving of
the Ten Mile school house on Friday
OF last week. -,
Miss Dorothy Watson was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H N. Hig-
ginbotham. - ~ .',s.T :
Edmond Foster arrived home
from St. Paul the last of the week.
G. E. Coffin called on the McQue-
cney boys Sunday afternoon. -.
A. H. Watson transacted business
in Bemidji Saturday. "
Ralph Mcclellan visited James
Foster near Bog Lake Sunday. ...
Leigh Lakin is home from Michi-
gan, where he has spent the winter
cruising for the Crookston Lumber
Company. 8.
Mrs. Archie Green and Children
are guests at the Joe Pete home at
Puposky fer the week. ::
George Hedglin went to Semidji
Saturday to consult DR.. Borreson,
who attended him through a case Of
typhoid fever recently. Dr. Borreson
ADVISED MT. l1euSll LIldI aii ousScSo
was forming on the intestines and
he was given treatment. However,
it is likely that an operation will
have to be performed. In any case
Mr.. Hedglin will not be able to re-
sumo his farm work for two months
| at the earliest, DR.. Borreson said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell!
went to Bemidji Monday. g.
Miss Violet Osborne left for her
Thome in Bemidji last Thursday after
fkaving spent the winter with Mrs.
Leigh Lakin here, in Mr.. Lakin's alb
sence. .
Miss Nellie Ollom and brother,
Fred were visiting the young folks
at the Ira Cook home Sunday. Eoy
Watson called at Cooks Sunday:
Mrs. George Stensuid and Mrs. Will
liam Mcclellan were shopping in
Puposky Saturday. - -
Esther Cook was out Of school on
account of i..ness Monday.
We have just learned that Miss
Olivia Roy and Harvey Rustvold
were married last week and under