The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-04

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Elizabeth Nessel OF Crookston.
spent yesterday in Bemidji.
Mrs. Darrell, manicurist, is located
at the Challange hotel. Adv.
Joseph Kennedy, professor in the
University Of North Dakota, left to-
day for his home in Grand Forks. Mr..
Kennedy, together with his family,
will come to Bemidji in August and
will spend the remainder Of the sum
mer at their summer home at Grand
Forks Bay. Professor Kennedy has
spent the past year on a vacation
travelling in the east.
Miss Rose Barrette who for several
years has held the position of deputy
clerk of court under Fred Rhoda, has
resigned and left Monday for Inter
national Falls, where she has accept
ed position with the S. E. Thompson
company. Her position here has been
taken by Miss Lucy LaFontisee, form
erly in the county treasurer's Office
under George French.
Ed Currie and T. J.. -Naylor, cleo
tricians, today installed a mercury
vapor converter in the show window
of the Grand Theater. The purpose
of this rectifier is to furnish direct
current to the machine which will
make the pictures much palmer and
not injurious to the eyes. The new
machine is practically the same as
the one in front of the Majestic.
Pimples, blackheads, clogged bow
els, sluggish livers, upset stomachs,
means HOLSTERS R. M. Tea for you.
Bankers Drug store.-Adv.
The Royal Neighbor lodge gave a
shower last evening on one of their
members, Miss Vera Cameron, who
will be June bride. Miss Cameron
received many handsome gifts. The
shower was given at the home of Mrs.
J. P. Lair, 1919 Bemidji avenue. The
decorations were carried out in pink
and white and added much to the at
forgiveness of the rooms A dainty
luncheon was served at the close of
the evening.
The following Bemidji people reg
istered at the International Falls ho-
tells the first of the week: J. Herman,
M. B. Horton, H. Cominsky, T.. G.
Bailey, J. Bisiar, Miss N. Malone, c.
McNoble and wife, R. F. Murphy, A.
Andrews, A. H. Wirhlman, Charles
Gould, w. J. Mcdonald, E. Bourgeois,
L. Nelson and party of four, Tom
Kerrick, ]. D. Buck, O.. w. Merwin,
G.. Malone, J. A. Newton, R. Brandon
and r.: M. Bell.
This afternoon team was used to
drag the baseball diamonds at the
Fair grounds and all the local teams
in the city will =send men out tonight
to put the finishing touches on the
grounds as they are now in a very
poor condition and almost impossible
to play on. If enough men are pres
ent tonight it will only take a few
minutes to put the diamond in per-
feet shape and the managers of each
team will urge their team to be
present.
Crookston Daily Times (June 81:
Friends of J. c. Satire this morning
received telegram from him stating
that he and Mrs. Satire arrived in
Minneapolis at II p. m. Saturday
night and that his sister Rebne, had
passed away at $3.50 the same eve
ming. The funeral was held today.
Further particulars are unavailable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Satire left Saturday
afternoon for a two or three weeks
visit at Minneapolis. AS far as :: is
known they were not aware of the
seriousness of Mr.. Sathre's sister.
Mrs. Rebne was a sister of e. M.
Satire of this city, who received word
too late to attend the funeral. She
had been sick for the past three years
and had been confined to the hospi-
tai a great deal of the time. She
leaves husband and two children to
mourn her loss, besides one sister and
several brothers.