The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-06

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Lester Dickinson came to Shevlin
to spend the remainder Of the holi-
day season. with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Oryah. =
The Misses Martha and Ella Teig-
land, from Aida were in town Tues
day. - III ), g, .,:s.r.-. 49,.
Miss Agnes Olson, whose home is
in Becida, arrived on, " ednesday to
visit at the, j, G. Miller home. ...,..:..
Charles Mcdonald was a business
caller. at Ragley, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Oscar Paulson's mother Mrs.
Paris, who has been spending the
holidays here, has returned to her
home n Georgetown, q Mimi:
Dorothy and Gordon Noyes spent
Wednesday at--the Wiltse home in
Bagley. - se $50 4s<,Gg4&. -. >,
Sever severson, who has been work.
ing in; Darcy; N, d., is home for the
holidays. ..,....,. ..,,,..g,=s- =,
Mr. and Mrs: Gorge Wells: who
have been visiting at the latter's
former home, have; returned to Bla-
bon, IN D. - "a !Sz$.tT5, ~
/ Mi. and Mrs, A. Kaiser of Bagley
were: hsres Thursday -
T Mrs. NJ. Hippo f., n Debs is visiting
with. relatives here !. ,,,..- s:.-....
h L. A. Larson returned Thursday
from Clearbrook where he has been
speqding the holiday vacation with
Mrs: Larson. -. 4 49,: -
/ Mrs. Benjamin Thelan left. on Sat-
urday for a visit with, relatives in
Saltwater ,s.;~.J; .,Ns.s
I George Courtney of Bagfey spent
few minutes here last Friday eve
ming ,, .-.S.es...s, -: -. -.
DeVere Wilson Of The Bagley Mer=
cantite company was a business caller
in Shevlin on Thursday.
t. The sudden change in weather, and
the heavy fall Of snow has made it
necessary for the mail stage to revert
to winter transportation methods.
George Hanson; mail driver, has beer,
using a Ford untiL.this morning. The
drifts during The last Jew days have
made it difficult driving with the car,
but, last nights storm put. an end to
car driving, although last year. Mr..
Hanson used the car until january 2.
And because the stage. driver uses
horses he must make an earlier start
and P. G.. Anderson, who brings the
mail over to the post Office from tie
depot in the morning must get the
mail over by $3.50 a. m.t.s : "a.
! Samuel NJ. Desjardines has been
assisting during the holiday buying
rush: at the sSheFlin Mercantile store.
| Little Miss sMavis Marsh spent last
week at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tx. Rauk.,.f =. !. Il,
+ O: G.. Lee and E.. Slettin of Bag
ley were business callers in Shevlin
Saturday. sss.sss..;s., $50 ,.....,.....
i Mrs, Edna Hanson visited relatives
IN Bemidji New Years day. ,,-ss..,.,. -.
The Ladies Aid Of the Norweeian
Lutheran church served lutefisk and
Slefse supper New Years eve. The
service was excellent, and all tables
We're loaded with generous supplies
fof food. = . - g, NJ ~. y 70.
T Carl Rauk and Conrad. Paulson
fspent New Years day in Bemidiiii.
/ Hs W. Teiehroew returned to his
work at the. St. Paul vocation school
on Monday. -. -, q. %
T Miss Sadie Winner returned to Foss-.
tton Sunday after spending a week
with her parents here. - s. sly s
| John Solberg returned to Superior
Monday after spending the holidays
with his parents. 81 1-.:ystE3 :
K Miss Esther Mattson, who spent
1.-THE holidays with her parents at Das-
tsel, Mimi. returned Monday. =:
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