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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
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Mrs. M. Daily Of Debs went to
Thief River Falls Tuesday to receive
medical attention .:'j. '.'..- =
Dell Miller, who has been running
the engine here while planning, return
ed to his home at Shevlin, Tuesday.
Carl Schmitt was a 'Bemidji caller
Friday. :. ~sE 81
Mrs. Chas2 Rock and new boy re.
turned from Bemidji Friday. Charles
set up the cigars, also the election
| CIGARS ts2' : '.'' - .,~ ..
Hiking ten miles on a dark night
on muddy roads is good exercise. II
you don't believe it, just ask Car
Kcppang, who broke down with his
car Sunday evening. =, +.
Jon Winger returned from Crane
Forks, Monday for a'visit to His form:
er home near Debs. II - -
Z; Mrs. Tom Weum of Debs returned
homo: from Bemidji Monday where she
has been for several ,weeks!i Mrs
Weumt had one of her fingers ampr
tated On account of blood poison = Y
Arthur Fisher and, Harold Hanson
of Garfield; Mimi, who spent severa
days hunting near here, returned t
their home Monday
Qf, Bake left for international
Falls, Monday where he will work or
the railroad this winter: -'-' -'-',
FL Halmer Alnanson of Debs was y;
Bemidji visitor Friday. e.
!! Ole Dahle of Maple Ridge was ;
Remidji business visitor Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
SHEVLIN

Nels Ortendahl of Aida, was bu-
siness caller here Tuesday.
Miss Clara Renne, who is teaching
near Bagley spent last week end at
her parents home. :, .;;...:ss.$ d. ..
Mrs. w. O.. Gordon and daughter
Elaine were Bemidji shoppers Friday.
{: Frank Julin, Conrad Julinl and
daughter Hazel spent Tuesday in
Bagley.s, .:o :,z.,,.... ..-s.,--..,s-...,
Max iFarr of Fergus Falls, sMinn.,
visited friends here Friday. p
;. Mrs.HP. E.. Bromaghin and son
Jack spent Sunday in Bagley. They
were guests at the D. Amadon home.
: The regular monthly meeting of
the Parent-Teacher's Association was
held in the school house Thursday
"evening. An interesting program
was given.
= R. Saugstad made a business trip
to Bagley Monday,
= C. E: Burfield was fortunate in
shooting a large doe."
The second numbers of the Lyce-
UNI Course was given Tuesday even
ing. A very large crowd attended.
A. Magster, Of Leonard shopped
here Saturday. IL -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
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BA.GLE;Y|| );

Miss Alfred. Haugen spent Sunday
at home.
: A. Kaiser was Bemidji visitor on
Monday.
|. Fred Amell left Saturday for Du-
luth.
Miss Ella Bestul left Saturday for
St. Paul. " -. - -. -
Miss Irma Bartholomew spent the
week end with home folks. .'..
Mrs. NJ A. Nelson went to Bemidji
Saturday to visit with her husband.
Miss Carrie Stout spent Sunday
with her fouks. -: .i+.@'
St. Joe Stocksett returned from Edin-
burgh, N. D. Wednesday,. ...--.-,~,.-
Miss Lila Beckwith spent the
weekend at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Howard Dexter. ~.~ "
=, A bouncing baby, boy arrived to
brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reno Smith last Friday: -.--...-, u
Dagna Bestul returned to St. Paul
Saturday after an extended visit at
her home. ~ 49,:
Ida Jorgenson left Thursday for
Devils Lake, where she has employ
ment.s ~ ~" =
Bessie Larson, who is teaching at
Clearbrook, spent the week end with
her mother. ~. r !. .~.... .....~..., ~
Melvin 3Brustad, Harry Courtney
and Jos. Lnndin, who are attending
the Agricultural College at Crooks
ton, were week end visitors at Bag
ley last week. =. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Evans returned
to Minneapolis Wednesday after
week spent here. Mr.. Evans and S.
W. Cartwright spent few days hunt
ing while Mrs. Evans visited with her
mother, Mrs. S. w. Cartwright:
Mrs: Mary Phearson and son Olan-
der and daughter Martha, left Thurs
day for Cottonwood, Minn:,s, where
they will make their home .''- .:>~
Andy Mcfarland formerly of Bag
ley, arrived here Tuesday and visited
with old acquaintances. Andy has
also been visiting his parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. J. Mcfarland at Peshastin,
Wash. He states there are several
hundred boxes ofsapples piled on his
fathers fruit ranch which cannot be
shipped due to car shortage, while
fruit is rotting everywhere in WASH
ington. =; r. -.~.:.,,-. .:@......,.
Nels Nelson, Jr., proprietor of the
Hotel Clearwater, went to ); Crooks
ton On Friday evening Of last week,
returning Sunday night accompanied
by competent chef who has already
assumed the management of the
Clearwater Hotel kitchen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
PENNINGTON i

The Pennington postoffice will
be moved the first of the month 4C
rods west Of the present location into
tie new store building just completed
by Fred Theriault, -..- .-.,.-, ~.
A new gas service station has been
installed by Fred Theriault&at his new
store on the Scenic Highway at Pen
nington. - r. 4. 49,. -,
Harold McNew has just had his jack
pine wood sawed to fnlf fillshis contract
for 40 ranks with the Cass Lake In
dian Agency at $500 per ranks Jhal,
mer Gergerson did the buzz work.
P. E. Wills is.building a woodshed
as a new addition of his country home
on Kitihi Lake. -
Everyone around Pennington is
eating venison this week.
Frank Holrnemann and Halfdan
Uik are out circulating petition for
direct mail route from Blackduck
to Pennington over the Scenic High
way, returning by the way of the
Goodland school house and the pres
ent Louis post office. 81! .,.xes.
- Deer hunters in this vicinity are in
luck this year if they escape the, exA
pense of horse power pull to, aid their
motor vehicles. - -. ~.jj -.
Miss Rose Corrigan has accented a
position as clerk in the new store at
Pennington.. .,@, :; ...y.ss -.
j. Mrs. Myrtle aeTheriault is quite
proud Of her new home and keeps a
marshall on guard every night.
Carl Borgerson is plotting a few
deer hunters on their rambles this
season. Carl is a crack shot. .,
Oscar Hill expects to move to Be-
midi soon where he can enjoy more
modern conveniences with his wife
during the winter. - g..
Mr.. Sawyer of Buck Lake held a
meeting here Saturday to see if he
could get enough subscribers to bring
his saw mill to the old Henderson To-
cation on Kitichi lake., d.. >, 49,
Chas. Forter got his arm broken
when cranking mis- Ford to 60 to the
post office for an anti-kicker he had
sent for. He bought his Ford to run
down the thief that ibutchered one Of
his cattle in the woods near his farm
a short time ago. -
A Thanksgiving dinner will be SER
we'd at the old Henderson saw mill
camp on Kitichi Lake Thanksgiving
day. - 's'H.s
Theo. Gergerson has bought 400
'hushel of spuds from Theo Perry and
Hugh Corrigan at "a cents bushel.
Ben Ronning Of Moose Lake was
down to see Clerk McNew for a wolf
bounty certificate. =.
DR.. Croft sold Jonn Fonspil's place
on the Point at Moose Lake to N. D.:
man recently. - -, ~,..%t
Joe DAILY was a wolf bounty certi-
fcate caller on the town clerk the
past week. ".' .@
P. E. Mills, the town road over
seer put in the new Uik and Ewanson
road the past week. = III
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
SAUM

Some Of the ladies from this vici-
nifty attended the Ladies Aid ~ at
Arntsons- of Turing Thursday Of
last week. Among those who attend
ed were: Mrs. Geo. Moore, Mrs.
Krogseng and Mrs. John. Walden. ....
Mr.: and Mrs. :Einar Stengle and
son Bjorne, Jens Wolden and Viola
Wolden were Sunday afternoon vis-
itors at the Ole Wolden home Sum
day afternoon. G !, ~ sS=:s= S:=st st.. :. = =
A number Of young people from
this, vicinity attended the dance CIV
en- at the Stanley school house Satur-
day night. A good time was report
ed. S+..-., .-@--. -. - Il =.
+ The Otto Peterson and Ole Olson
families were: dinner guests at the
.Chas. Magnusen home on Sunday. v:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
7 BUCK LAKE

Please don't forget to go to the
Silver Lake school house on Thanks.
giving Day and get good warm din
ner free: And join in the fun there
after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer and
son James, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel New
, ton and Fred Murphy and Wilmer
Long all called at the J. H. Mahoney
home in Kitichi last Saturday after
noon.'1t. = f,ss1 ~. :-jt -.
Last We dnesday, Alfred Rogholt
brought home the registered Gurnsey
sire the company ib6ught at the Burns
farm at Cass Lake. Alfred Rogholt
is to be its keeper. .,.; u
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Newton of
Bemidji came over Thursday evening
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saw
yer. Mr.. Newton also wished to take
in d few days. deer hunting. They
returned to Bemidji Sunday, -
Mrs. Albin Carlson left Thursday
for two weeks visit with her mother
and other relatives at Erskine, MINI.
She was accompanied by her two lit
tie daughters, Evelyn and Hazel. =,
Wilmer Long, who is working at
the .Goss Swindlehurst Richmond Co.
camp near Cuba, visited with Fred
Murphy at the Henry Sawyer home
over Sunday. $50.
r M. O. Rogholt and sons Arthur,
Edwin and Alfred were in Cass Lake
Fon business last week. ~.' -~s~.e. -
;, Messrs Albert. Kaufer and James
Erskine of St. Paul, who have been
here on a hunting trip the past two
days, left for their home Friday after
noon. The boys were not very sue
cessful. ~.
Don't forget that the Ten Lakes
Farm Bureau Unit and the, Silver
Lake Farmers club will meet Thurs
day.. Nov. 23, at the E. M. Chase
home, "'.
y, Messrs Henry Sawyer and Fred
Murphy were in Cass Lake on busi-
ness on Wednesday. ..
Albin Carlson is on the sick list.
Frank Severson called on Albin
Carlson last Sunday morning., =
There have been several deer re-
ported killed in our neighborhood,
and the deer season only half over.
Edwin Rogholt called on Alex Saw
yer Tuesday. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Sawyer and
sons James, and Fred Murphy went
to Bemidjf on business Thursday, re-
turning the same evening.
Arthur Rogholt called on Arthur
Carlson Friday. 2 .
Ed RAFFERTY, is re-roofing Albin
Carlson's house.
J. Miss Myrtle was on the. sick list
Sunday and unable to attend Sunday
schcool.@ '~ .''t' "., ="
The sand tray is getting to be quite
feature in teaching the Sunday
school. The children. as well as the
grown-ups, consider it very interest,"
ing. .
Arthur Carlson was in Cass Lake
Thursday.
Fred Murphy went to Bemidji Sun
day morning. IT,: A. go
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
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PARK RAPIDS

i L. NJ Salisbury, who is state high
way engineer, suffered severe and
painful accident last week when he
was splitting wood on a block with d
heavy sharp axe and struck his, left
wrist severing the thumb cord and a
small artery. He bled profusely and
before he could obtain help was very
near collapse: 1t will be some time
before he will have any use of his left
band or arm. Sz'':' : !. it5iss' t.5ss
4 Miss Elfrido Erb was brought be-
fore jury last week and judged IN
sane and sent to Fergus Falls hospi-
tai She came from California in
July and has been very bad most OF
the time since her arrival and it was
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
SPUR

l. C; Haycraft has purchased the
20 acres adjoining the IL Gerlinger
homestead here. ft.%@. ,za
There are many hunters about but
few deer have been caught.
There is talk of having a commu-
nifty dinner at the school house on
Thanksgiving Day. s-.-: b.. a. .- .. =.
+ There is about an inch Of snow on
the ground. IT,. f<s{,s:A l., t.s*5g!!f1t," z: :, ;
Willie Falls and wife are at the
home of his father Frank Falls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
FoN'TENAC

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. L, Jones received
word of the arrival of alittlegrand
son at their sons home at Rapid City,
S. D. on, Nov: 3as .~.....-.., }.,,-->,. -
Mi. and Mrs. C. L. Raft are max
ing their home for the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. H. S.@Wilcox. The latter
is daughter of Mr. Raft. ,
Il Mr.SA.hL. Jones took some of the
Gelensky family to 'Beniidji Armis-
tice day: < (. ~ 3 Fl.
Several families in this vicinity are
getting their winter wood sawed. The
saw is owned by. Oscar Knapp. -. -.
The, dance at the Schoolcraft town
was not we'll attended because Of bad
roads and the snow storm I'LL
The Bible Stu 7, class will meet at
tie. home ofsMr. jim Gish Nov. ~. a
lupch' willibe: served afterward at 10
Eeents d plate for adults and five cents
I FOR children. The proceeds are. to go
toward buying supplies for newshymn
hooks for the Sunday school. Rev.
fCunamings has charge of the class.
+ sMr. G.. w. Kline visited school on
tThufsday for short time. ,asZz
+ Z Don't forget thct.basket social on
lNov. 20. .-f>. !.. Ii :, :. y tss ~
Everyone is pleased to know that
Mr.. j. :: w, Evans who has been i'll for
several Weeks was able. with the aid Of
Ecrutches So walk around the house.
What did we tell. you about winter
when we saw all that sawdust being
hauled from the mill yard. 7#
! Messrs Bill Clark, Alfred, Elmer
and Clifford Gaines of Bemidji spent
SUNDAY with their brother Chas.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
COMMUNITY CLUB GIVING
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

One of the most enjoyable social
events of the season is assured at
the public dance to be staged at the
new armory Friday evening for the
benefit of child welfare work and the
loan closet. All kinds of dances will
be given and card tables will be pro-
vided in the bacony for those who do
not desire to take part in the dance.
The public in general is invited to
attend and. it is expected that there
will be large attendance. 4:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 70, 1922

Mrs. Max Lubbock was Bemidji
shopper Tuesday, =.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frost and son
Walter were Bemidji callers on bu-
siness Monday:
Miss Ivia Wright visited her sister
Mrs. August Luadtke, Jr., Thursday.
F.'J..Wright and son Roger and
Mrs. Sarah Knapp were shopping in
Bemidii Tuesday. -. = .St,r +, Z; = .szs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
RALPH Oracle POST TO
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

A number of bushes matters Of
Importance are to come before the
Ralph Gracic post Of the American
Legion at. it's regular meeting to be
held this evening at 8 o'clock in the
rooms of the Civic and Commerce
association and it is desired that all
members attend if possible. Plans
for the posts part in National Edu-
cation Week will be discussed. as
we'll as plans for membership drive
to be started in the near future.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
air to her to delay her commitment

fair to her to delay her commitment
longer: ~ 'si.4 4#54,.
The deer season just closed has
brought back host Of hunters and
some deer, The conditions were 'not'
very favorable and the State Park
was too handy, which the animals
seemed to know. Probably about one
license in three or four was good for
deer. IL .,fs n. :3tzsf'5t s.t.st {.
Since the roads have been frozen
they have been about as bad asspos-
sible. Deep $ruts and high ridges fro-
zen, solid make traction work about
onerous as any thing can be. ..:' q"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23

and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Luadtke and children, Ella and Paul,
were callers at the August Luadtke
home Sunday: ! ,..!.. :
Mr., and Mrs. August Luadtke, Jr.,
are the proud parents of a baby boy
born Saturday, Nov. II. > =
Mr.. and Mrs, John Kline of Bemid-
| il visited Mrs. Max Lubbock Saturday
evening. .a..;ra .. Z. t.. ...n-.... .......
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
NODTH DAKOTA TEACHERS
HOLDING BIG CONVENTION
(By United Press)

Fargo, Nov. 23-Supt. Nelson
Sauvain, president, of Devils Lake,
will preside at the 35th annual ses-
sion of the North Dakota Teachers
association in session here until Fri
day.
The general sessions will be held
afternoons and the departmental
conference in the forenoons. Eight
cen departments meet in connection
with this association.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
BLUE SUNDAY" CAMPAIGNS
CARRIED ON IN WINNIPEG
(By United Press)

Winnipeg, Nov. 23-Manitoba is
in the throes of a "Blue Sunday"
campaign. This without any refer
ence to the ethics of the legality Of
the matter, has meant tragedy to
those proprietors of small stores who
depend upon those for their profit
who forget to purchase enough for
Sunday before the average store is
closed. ~. =. r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
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EDGEWOOD

Lee Wright and sisters Dorothy and
Florence were shopping in Bemidji on
Saturday. l......-. &c.. ,.-..
Mrs. Harry Vogt and daughter Tur-
renee and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lubbock
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
e. =; Bank NO. 147e
Statement Of the condition of. :
PEOPLES STATE BANK, PINEWOOD

At clos. Of businsss on November 10th,
Y RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. s2S,S944 4s
Overdrafts .................. 341
Bonds and. Securities other than
those Of U. S.....r...~. 516S37
, Banking House, Furniture
and fixtures ..............~ 2,34217
Due from other
DanNS :. .SZJoOSo
Cash on hand
Cur. .......... $4,000
IOld ........... 5O.0O -
Silver .:..:..... $500
Total cash assets . 35SO.96
Checks and cash items ..... 7O.S7
Paid out for expenses, etc..-in
excess of earnings 1.9S?.aS
: ''A L1ABiL1TiEs :,.l5i T; s. '<-'''''1
Surplus Fund ............. 100000
Capital Stock s10,000.00
Deposits subject to
cashieE'x shGeF ;:':: checks s114sI i'S?s1. q
Total immediate
Liabilities ....... 13.0+7.65
Time Certificates -. 17.oO2.5a
Total Deposits ....'. SO.o50:2+ %o.n50 -
Amount p9td1 p9 Reserve on hand $s.SSS:S5
Amount of Reserve Required u
:, by law s2.415.S5
statesof Minnesota, ...
County of Polk IS.
We, Joseph Tagley,: president and
Carl Clauson chashier of the above
named bank. do solennnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of our knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH TAGLEY, President
ct CARL 1sI..c cLAUsoN. Cashier a
JOSEPH TAGLEY i'-~
A. D. FAPPENS
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 16 day of November, 1922. Il
O. NJ GROVEN. Notary public
(Seal) Polk County. Minnesota
My commission expires April 7. 1928
II 1T II %.
zxrarlS. .osepnoya ETAOIN FIRDLU RDL,
Churches - ii! sf:.-::s g. -:.s 49,. -. =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
sAUM SCHOOL NOTES

;" SAUM fSCaOOI NOIES
The first and second year English
classes have been combined for a few
days for the study Of grammar.
Marie Sprague~ visited school, on
Wednesday. x GA a. :.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
MUCH AT STAKE IN SUNDAYS
 ASHLAND NEW LONDON GAME

The scheduled game for Sunday at Jewett City between Ashland and New London is the most important game the Eastern Connecticut League has had this season for on the outcome of that game rests the possible triple tie between three teams of the league. or the winning of the championship by the New London club.
 Manager Joe Cranka of the New London team intends to win the game and Manager Chase of the Ashland club is equally as determined that the little old ball game shall be won by his players. New London won the game last Sunday at New London through errors and everything else in base ball. that Ashland players seemed po- ssessed to do during the pinches. It should have been Ashlands game and Manager Chase intends to win Sunday and make 1t triple tie in the league,
 Both teams have refused to announce Their lineups for the game and evil .oently are out for blood. New Lon- don wants win for the champion ship and possession of the champion1 ship cup; Ashland wants a win. to tie up New London, TaftvilIe and Ash land and make it necessary for extra games to decide the best team of inc three.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
ANNOUNCES PRICES FOR
 WORLD SERIES SEATS

New York, Sept. 22-Ed Barrow, business manager. of the Giants, to- day gave out the following joint statement: "The Giant and Yankee management wish 1t known that the upper section of the grand stand will not be reserved for the world series, if these two clubs are the contenders.
 "The prices and the reservations will be the same as they were last fall. All box seats $6.60. reserved seats (lower grand stand only) $5.50. Up- per grand-sta (unresdrved) $S.30. Bleachers $1.10.
 The upper grand-stand and bleach CT tickets will be sold only at the Po- To Grounds and the purchasers must immediately enter the park. There will be ten thousand upper grand-stan seats and twelve thousand bleacher seats on sale for each game. The gates will be opened every day at ten o'clock a. m. Due to the great demand for tickets no applications will be accept ed in excess of four tickets. Applica- tions must be accompanied by cer- tified check or money order and will be sold in series of three games only
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
INTERVIEW TO MEET
 HARTFORD FEDERAL CLUB

The fast Riverview team of the Nor wien State Hospital has taken on a tough proposition Saturday when it tackles the fast Federal Club, of Hart ford It is rumored that as the East ern League season will be closed by that time, there will be a battery of Hartford regulars on the Capitol city team.
 The Riverview team has thus far had a successful season having won 20 of its 23 games. For Saturdays game at.-+he hospital grounds the team will be bolstered up and among the play CTS are many we'll known to Norwich fans. The lineup is as follows: Mid get Stockton, catch; Lefty Dowd, who recently beat the Taftville A. A. by a score of 5 to 8 will pitch, Couillard occupies first, Faber second. Sank, the hard hitting ex-Kacey player, third, Sweeney of Jewett City shortstop In the outer gardens are Blagriff, Hart. Mills, Leach and White. Paul Zemke holds the indicator,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
HAST GAME SCHEDULED
 IN TAFTV1LLE FOR TODAY

The All-Insurance team have made public the lineup that they intend to use against the Taftville A. A., when they cross bats with the locals on the Providence Street grounds this (Sat- urday) afternoon. The fast Hartford team will be remembered as the spec dy organization that forced Taftvilles thermometer down to zero on their up they are to use Saturday. it looks as though the locals will have to step on the gas to keep pace with them. It is not known yet whether the box will be occupied by Ginger Cleary or Gee tersloh. Cleary is of course name well known in sporting circles and it is now a well known fact that he has offers from many of the road clubs. However, if Geetersloh is not scheduled to pitch Sunday for All Insurance, he will probably take the offensive against the locals. He was the fast catapault that did the trick with Taftville few months ago. and resident fans know what to ex- pect when they know there is a pos sibility of him putting them over.
 Thorsell will catch. He showed up extra well in the former game, and this battery will be supported by such stars as Webb on 3rd, Atwood in left field,s Finn in center, Howard at short. Farrell on 1st. Fannon in right field.
 Taftville will use Morin and Belair against this aggregation, and large crowd will no- doubt be on the grounds to watch the interesting struggle.