The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-08-31

! Minnesota, this morning, going III
way Of st: Peter for q short vixit
j there. They have been guests at the
EhDme OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Essler
for the past ten days:
i Misses Zelma and Grace Miner of
i Yola. autoed to Bemidji yesterday
and spent 1.-The day: Their parents
haze p,lrchased land near Yolae and
mseedi thefeE about two months ago
from Blue Earth, minnesota. Mr..
\ Miners formerly owned land near
jamestown, North Dakota, hut :sis
we'll pleased With the change. @
Mrs. William Clish, returned Sat
urdayEnieht from Walker, where she
has been visiting relatives. Herhsis,;
ter, MISS MAY 3 Barnard Of Chicago,
who accompanied her to Walker,
will return to Bemidji this evening.
Her mother, Mrs. Gleason of Walker.
will neturn, to 4Bemidji with. her and
will be a<fguestv at the CAsh, home
R. Smith ana the Imperial Divann
will be guests Of the temple. The
ceremonial- will be- in. the nature ,of
celebration, marking the~anniyero
aryF=ofothe temples pilgrimage ITO
Panama last September. The, Y fes4
tivities will last three days and the
temple has reserved the entire third
floor of the Saint Paul hotel for the,
use Of itsaguests. "~'" ~. ::
Miss Jennie Newton, daughter Of
Mr.. and. MRS. "A. C. Newton, $40 Bel
tramir avenue, left last evening for,
st. PaultTwfleree she" will enter the.
City and County hospital and take q,
three years. course in nursing. Miss
Newton was formerly employed by
Drs. Larson and Shannon Miss
Neva severens has accepted the po-
sitions in the doctors office.
Archdeacon H. F. Parshall of Cass
Lake resumed services at St. Bartho-
lomew's Episcopal church yesterday,
and announced small change in the
schedule for the coming year. There
will be no evening services, and
morning services will be held on the
second, third and fourth Sundays OF
each month. Sunday school will he
held each Sunday. He went to Red
Lake today. &c.,
The Grand Forks Daily Times
says: miss Helen Hoover, of Fargo,
daughter of Superintendent w. E.
Hoover of the Fargo schools, we'll
known in Grand Forks and Park
River, has been elected to the posi-
ton of teacher of domestic science
in the Larimore schools, succeeding
Miss Mabel Brown resigned" Miss
Hoover taught domestic science in
the ~Bemidji schools last year and al
so this summer during training
school.
R. w. Hitchcock, at one time edit
or of: the Bemidji TDaily Pioneer, but
now the publisher of the Hibbing
Tribune, spent last evening in
Bemidji enroute to his heme from
Fosston zmakingsthe-trfp bylautoHas-
bile. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Hitchcock, his son Paul aand ssdaugh-
ter Jean. The Hitchcocks passed
through Bemidji several weeks ago
and the~chfldren and amacllfne were
left with relatives at Fosston, while
Mr.. and Mrs: Hitchcock visited, west
ern cities. -" 80 =
The wedding occurred at Bemidji
on Monday afternoon of two of Bau-
dette's popular young people, when
DR.. Charles E. Lewis and Miss Essie
Brannon were united lin marriage by
Rev. S. E. p. White in the Presby-
terian church. The young couple
lefts for rBemidji Saturday afternoon,
but they did not let any of their
friends in on the secret, and the
news of their marriage came as "a
complete surprise. Theyshave many
friends in Baudette who extend the
best of good wishes. The BRIDE
groom has plans for commodious
residence on Henderson avenue, and
when itsis completed they will take
up 'housekeepings-ins it. They ar
|rive~h home today%after a visit with
he-,bride's sister, Mrs. F. H. Slipp of
Warroad. ---Baudette Region. =,
Baul$ Fielde, 1.-THE sculptor from
Valley City, who made the Lincoln
bust which was donated by Cover
nor Hanna to Norway on July A.
stepped over here "a couple, of days!
with his relatives, on his way to!
Chicago During his vacation ] at
Valley City he made beautiful bust
Of Catharine Young, daughter of our
congressman, of marble, and 81
sketch of General Custer, which was:
highly commended by dorado Taft,
the Ghicagoasculptor, and the Custer
monument seommittee at Mandan.g
Fjelde> has, also made a portrait sre-
lief in heroic size of the late Rev.
fFaM aGjerssen of Minneapolis. Fjekle
is accompanied by his mother AMI