The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-05
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On account of it being inconyeni
emf for Mrs. L. 81 Chase to enter
tain the Emmanuel Ladies' Aid OF
January II, the meeting will be he,t
at Mrs. Alex Sawyer's home. Thi:
being the annual meeting all members
are requested to be present. The
outgoing members will please have
the.r books ready to turn over to th>
incoming officers. Er
+ The lct-tLakcs Farm Bureau un:t
Will .hotd-itssregular meeting on the
fourth Thursdas of%eacli month M
's.eadof on Saturday;
The Christmas enleit sinEcnt glver
by the Buck Lake schupr ana the
! Woodland Union Sunday school was
a decided, success and although the
themomerterf stood at 35 degrees be-
. How zero. it was well ttenued, over
forty being present. A nice program
had been prepared by the teacher,
Mrs. a. B. Frost. Supplemented by
the teachers of the Sunday school and
their classes, and the glec club and
the Blue Ribbon girls club Those
deserving special mention were the
junior Sunday school class and their
teacher. Miss Elma Rogholt. a Gia-
logue, "Teddy's Christmas Present"
Was given by the Indian children Of
the school. The primary and begin
ners classes of the Sunday school
gave {, recitation. The tree was well
laden witt, gifts for all, besides plenty
OF nuts and candy for all. The whole
program was enjoyed by all present
and much credit is due our popular
teacher, Mrs. A. 3. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rogholt en-
tertained the Rogholt family at din
ner Christmas day. Those present
were Mn. and Mrs. Nj. D. Roeholt and
Oscar, Alfred, Martin and Arthur and
Misses Myrtle, Alma and Mildred
Rogholt
Ed Larson and Arthur Carlson
were business visitors at Cass Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sawyer were
shopping in Cass Lake last Thurs
day. Miss Acsa. who has visited a,
the Rev. Bates home a few days, ac-
companied them home.
Arthur and Martin Roghu!t took a
sleigh load Of young people over to
the kitlchi Sunday school Christmas:
tree and program Christmas eve.
Those who went are Misses MYRTLE
Alma and Mildred Rogholt, Ruby
Acsa and Cora Sawyer and Billie
Hanson. All reports say they had &
flne program and u nice tree.
Mrs. Edwin Rogholt and Misses
Myrtle and Alma Rogholt called on
the Sawyer girls last Thursday.
All the members of the Wood;au
Union Sunday school are LOOKING for
ward to very pleasant and proti:,-
bic time this week as Missionary,
Cummings of Bemidji is expected to
come here to conduct week of Blb.e
study.
! Oscar Rogholt took his sister, Mis-
Alma. and the Misses Acsa, Cora ard
Ruby Sawyer to Cass Lake last Moi
day to meet his sister, Miss Myrtle.
who returned home Monday.
! Mrs. W. L. Perriault is visiting Ler
daughter, Mrs. Tabaka at Loncville.
The Misses Anna and Isabel Par
rauit came home, last Monday for :,
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. Parrault.
Aibln Carlson. who vas OF the sick
list is able to BE around again.
Martin and Arthur Roghol, wore
in Cass Lake Wednesday,.
The meeting of the Silver Lake
Farmers club and the lTcn Lakes
Farm Bureau unit held last Saturday
evening was quito success consider
ing the weather. This meeting being
the annual meeting of the Farmers
club, detection of officers was the
chief business of the meeting The
old officers were reelected, Frank
Severson being president, Alfred Ros-
holt, vice-president, Albin Gates,
treasurer, and Harry Gates, secretary.
The Ten Lakes Farm Bureau unit
officers are, Frank Severson, presi-
dent, Harry Gates, vice-president,
and Joe johnson, secretary and treas
urer. The Farmers club received one
new member, Alex Sawyer. The auc-
tlon sats was small, only netting
about $40. After the business meet
Ing fine oyster supper was served,
and the remainder Of the evening was
spent in dancing. Their 'riext meet
ing will be January 20. at Alb!n
Carlson's.
Mrs. E. NJ. Chase. and Mrs. Rector
called on the Mcsdames Rogholt and
Nels Hanson last Friday afternoon.
Joe Johnson is the champion poul-
try man Of the neighborhood. His
hens are laying about twice as many
eggs as any other flock in the neigh.
borhood.
The village of Cass Lake appre-
clates the Importance of trade from
this country, and does not like to
hear Of road building in our neigh
borhood that will shorten our roads
to Bemidji
Ed Larson was a business caller in
Cass Lake Thursday.
Charles Chase is reported to be
working in Cass Lake.
/ Nels Hanson autoed to Cass Lake
Friday. The snowfall of Friday eve
ming will put stop to running ears
for few days until the roads are
pacEod st laact