The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-05
BUCK LAKE

A party with Ford runabOut
drove out to this neighborhood from
Cass Lake last Saturday and pro-
ceeding into a pasture shot chicks for
several hours. We do not call this
good manners" to say the least,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Laughrey,
| otld friends of the Alex Sawyer FAM
lily, stopped Saturday for visit over
Sunday. They are enroute from Big
Forks, where they have BEEN visiting
friends, to their hoinein1 Rclette, N.
OAK. This is Mr.. ana Mrs. Laugh
trey's first trip into this ScopnHy and
they are much pleased with it as
summer resort. = ------- ----
Mrs. Oscar Hoglum moved over to
Goodland, Friday In order :: toqget
settled, 50 as to commence her term
of school Oct. q. ( ss5i2 J. 49, D.,
NJ. Joe johnson was a business
visitor in Cass Lake last Friday,
- Nh. Ed Larson is hauling hay for
M. Geo. Luck.
Messers. Frank Severson, Alfred
Rogholt and Alex Sawyer were in
Cass Lake, Saturday. .:,.
Little Loretta Larson visited with
Mrs. Alex Sawyer and daughter Cora
Saturday afternoon. ...s.
It is reported NJ. Ed. Raferty's
children are still out of school.
sMessers- Edwin, Alfred and Arthur
Rogholt assisted by Alfred Ershbo
put, up hay on the Turtle River
meadows the first Of the week coming
home Wednesday evening. =
MI. e. NJ. Chase and son Charles,
assisted by a hired hand are putting
up hay on the Brockway meadows
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rogholt and
Miss Lena Berg were guests at. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Rogholt,.
Thursday evening. '.,r:~'.. = -
NJ Geo. Luck, who is improving his
residence, has built a concrete base
tment and installed a furnace. 3, =.
The Silver lake Farmers club and
the Ten Lakes Farm Bureau Unit held
their September meeting at the home
fof Joe johnson, Thursday, Sept. %,
with fair attendance. County
Agent fDvorachek was present and
gave a fine talk, after which it was
decided to get at it and fulfill their
pledge by brushing the right-of-way
on road 103 from LakeTen to the
bridge between Big Lake and Long
Lake. They set the date Thursday,
Oct. 5. Everyone who is interested
in this road is expected to give a
good days work. The work will be
under the direction of the road COM
mittee, Messers. Joe johnson, Frank
Severson and Albin Carlson. Mr..
Frank Severson donated a sheep for
meat for the occasion. The ladies
will serve warn dinner to the
company. Everyone to bring tn il
own sandwiches, =
After the foregoing was arranged
a society was formed Of the members
who will purchase a guernsey reg
istered sire, Those who joined this
society are: Alex Sawyer, pres; Frank
Severson, vice pres; Alfred Rogholt
sce-treas.; W.. E. Davis, Ed Rogholt,
Joe Johnson, Geo. Luck, Ed Larson,
Albin Carlson and E.. NJ. Chase. Alex
Sawyer was elected sec-treas. of the
Ten Lakes Farm Bureau Unit in the
place of Joe johnson resigned. After
lunch the meeting broke up. The
next meeting will be held Oct. 26 at
the home Of Alex SAWYER. ~, ,..-
Mr.. andsMrs E. C. Rogholt and
Miss Lena Berg called at the Alex
Sawyer home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson left
for Cass Lake, w ednesday morning,
enroute for the Twin Cities, where
they will make their home this winter
while Mr.. Anderson is attending the
university. So. ',.>..: --...:;. II - "
-. Mrs. Alex Sawyer called on Mrs.
E. C. Rogholt last Tuesday afternoon.
M. and Mrs. Alfred Ershbo moved
into the Leo: Anderson house Thurs
home this winter. ~ -, ss:.z:
Mr.. and, Mrs: O. Rogholt was
business caller in Cass Lake, Tues
day. .,..-. 49,. ~--
Mabte Ershbro will stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Ershbo this winter
and attend the Buck Lake school.
The Misses Lena Berg and Mable
Ershba called on Cora Sawyer last
Monday, ...s-s T. .;r.-.sz. s4#
Mr. Henry Hanson of Sugarbush
was a. guest at the e. G, Rogholt
home Tuesday afternoons. w.. d.. g.
Mr.. E. C. Rogholt called on Alex
Sawyer, Monday morning. -
!. Mr.. Charley Headbird called on
Alex Sawyer, Wednesday: T., - -. -
Mr.. Ed Larson was in Cass Lake
on: business Saturday. ~.-s.. -.9
Arnold Carlson was in Cass Lake
on basinss last Thursday. a-
Miss Lena Berg called at the Nels
Hanson home in Sugarbush last Sun
day: evening; b.. T..
Mr.. Oscar Rogholt, who has been