The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-13

| ant evening was spent at the y. y.
Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sailor and daughters
Of Minneapolis are spending few
days with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Smith and family.
Chas. Lausche autoed to White
Pine Thursday.
Messrs. Kirkpatric, Olmstead and
Matheny spent 4 Thursday at their
homes at White Pine.
Maynard Lydick spent Thursday
and Saturday with his p.aymates
John and Donald Clark.
MI. Macalplan and Dewey Bliss
motored to Blackjack Saturday.
Mrs. Lydick and children visited
at VIM. Clark's Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Birch Of Piemoose motored to
Pennington Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gregg, fire. warden of Be-
midi, was in ,Goodland and Moose
Lake Saturday.
Rex Coppernall. called at Clark's
Saturday. &c.,.
The Oberst school will begin Mon
day. Mrs. Mckee, the teacher, came
this week. - p.
Mrs. Hoglum Of Buck. Lake will
teach the Goodland school.
Sunday school was held at the John
Bliss home Sunday. 1t will: be held
at the Clark home Sunday, Sept 10.
F I Fuel Smith spent Sunday after
noon and evening at Clark's. He
also attended Sunday school here.
Miss Elsie Jennings of White Pine
began teaching. the Kitichi school
fTuesday. r.
| Mrs. John Harold Norris Of Pen
Enington, will teach the Pennington
school.
Word has been received here from
Miss Mabel Clementson of Clement
son, who taught school here last
year, that she will teach at Argyle
this year.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hong and sons
of Kitichi were in Goodland Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark and sons
Donald and John called at the P. E.
Mills home Monday.
John Bliss and son Charles drove
to@ Blackjack, Tuesday.
!. More tourists have been in Good
land this year than ever before.
/ :: A dance was given at Cass River
Saturday night.
Campers have found Moose Lake
to be a fine place to spend their va
cation. There has been many camp
ers there this year.
Miss Emma Bliss spent Tuesday at
Clark's.
Dewey Bliss haa moved to his
homestead on Moose Lake.
Don't forget-Farmers' club meet
at Horace Lydick's Saturday, Oct. Z.
All welcome. Bring your friends.
Miss Eva Strong has gone to Cass
Lake to attend school.
Fred Swederofsky, who was here
a month ago selling books, called
"Our Day." was delivering them here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydick and family
spent Sunday at Kitichi lake. 2.
Pete Leven motored to Goodland
and called at the Lydick home Satur-
day and Sunday.
Henry Gregerson and daughters
Muriel and Viola drove to Cas- Lake
Wednesday. 1. s:>f7 I'll
T Several from here attended the
Lutheran Ladies' Aid meeting Wed
nesday. ss
Lutheran services were held. h6re
Spndayby. Rev. Odegard of Blask-
aask. A large crowd attended. M
Bsns Kemmer hurt His leg andras
h;GAss Lake to consult doctofast
mrs Henry Gregerson calledHon
Mrs. Horace Lydick Wednesday,.
Rev. Bates is expected to preach
here next Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 10. Welcome. a
Wilbur Bowers, "shores man" Of
Guthrie, was in Goodland Thursday.
Hattie, Edith and John Clark call
ed at the Mills home Thursday.
Union Ladies' Aid was entertain
ed by Mrs. P. E. Mills Thursday.
Messrs. August and Henry Oberst
and R. J. Strong were supper guests
at the Theriaui- home Thursday.
| Howard Birch Of Piemoose- Lake
n,oterett NJ to Pennington Thursday
evening.