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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

Bir npuen unIeren 2eiern eth
brudlid9 peri6ern bab 8Oi6ee's
German 9prup beut5utnge pulltlo
ras einsiae 8r1parat i'm Wartte TT
rueibeS Sawinsiudt Hubert uno
beilt. va ertb1it bic gteenmtttel,
als reiner Gbeer. Ius5us opn Btlars
seubars u, %, petde als 9eilmtttel
iur SuIten uno SawinoIudlt BON Den
meoesirj'9 cn gprsreiien 10 bob se'
IdIast hAo. Der S4minoltdlt'ge,
einerlei yb bic Srartbeit i'm 9alle
pber 4unae, niuB oeS gladts Hube
babe uno oes Mprgen8 Iret letn BON
gnidue pon trofepn. unG Folternoer
Suhen. Die estrantten Sbetle oer'
(anaen mad &ube, leilenoer Eno
finSenber Beban5lana, uno Der Ra'
tient beoarf Der friiten Suit, outer
Iabrune freien Ausmurfs oes Ulor'
aens, nit Id)ueGer nnh %oauernoer
~ainberunq. 8teine 6tdihden gu
As Gents eepbbnlide 8rbBe nnbesn
. Neal 10 piel eptbaltenb IS Gents.
9n auen Gpptheten gu .haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Sine idllaue Gabc.

Der rmoblierte Serr~ iuB gerabe
beim 5rijbitiid, oils er cine Io6ri6t
befam tue8en 0erpn er eilig fort mug
te. Gr fam boIo 3uriif. 9us 5riib,
itiifsgeidtrr itano nofL nie CT eS Der.
laiien batte, nltr - Die gittter!? lin.
gIaltbig i~tarrte er lie an aon Dem
gan5en Rfuno mar rur nod Elm min.
3igeS Stiifheu iibrig. Die 8irtbin
itanO ME Die perf0rperte beleioiate
llnidrl0 0aneben, oSo, Serr", iagte
iie, DOS tit oIles, mas iibrig It'll lno
oils i4 ins3immer fam lob gerooe Die
&abc neben Dem Gid mo lefte iiG]
Die Sfoten. -" v@emeines 8eih0pf!"
oonnerte Der 9~eitoblene Die aoBe OIL.
limo mie idlou iie eS unitcIIt! 0omit
mein @eroo6t md ia OUT meme ar.
me, ebrIidc Mirtbin fGlt, Idneioet Die
8abe Die Butter audi nod nit Dem
Meiier!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Sebte 6offnuno perIhpunoen.

Gebte bofnun9 perIhwunoen.
At8 bernprraeenos aerSte iaeter
6aB 8. So. Gmitbbart, BON 8etin.
Sa,, unbeilbare Shninbiuht babe.
mar beIien febte SDfnuna babin.
aber Or. 8ines Stem 3iaspuerp fin
9bninbiudt, Sufen unb @rfdltun'
qen retteten ibm bonn @rnbe. 6,
iaet: .9ieie Mebisin bat mid ariinb'
lid turirt un6 meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe it fie 10 Sabre lang
eebrauht, unb ernbte bieleIbe als
cine ipunoerbares Salss unb 9uneens
Setlmittel.@ Strcna mihenihaft.
lihe8 Seilmittel fir Suiten, peben
Sals Doer @rtdltuneen, unb fheres
8urbeugunesmittel SeaenBneumOnia.
@arantirte 8laihen su 80 Gents unb
$1.o0 In Bafter Brps. Npotheie
8robe Staide frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

gen mir 10 &rojcnt. Inter hieictl
aIio miibten Die @erbre6er ibre
Spier mGblen. God 0ieie 3abl
ibmil3t fiir pcrbre1eriI6e 8ornab-
men auf nidhtS 5uiammen. Nan fam
ole i'm Sralime 9efinbIiden 81 allen
mogliden ueranlaiien, aber nidt 81
allcm. Slrtereiiante Grperimente ba.
ben OaS erlpieien. 9elboeuf in Git
tidl bppnptiiirte ein SienItm1o6en
un0 iuggerirte ibr Die 4mpeienbeit
zines @onnes, er ilggerirte ibr, oaB
Oieier Sam ibr 6einO lei mo lie an.
areifen mplle. Slu1 oieie Suggeition
nobm Tie an. Oils man ibr aber Ell.
men &epoIper in oie Sano gab un6
lie aufforoerte, arf 0en Wonn abSlt.
briiden, peigerte lie ii6 beitdnoig
uno mar burfaus nift gu Ser Sbat
5u beruegen. Gin ar5t bppnotiiirte
cine 8atientin, Die lid ionit bon ibm
uillie gu SeiI5peden unteriu6en lieb.
alS er Die tief Sppuotiiirte aufforoer.
te, aitf MIR Die 9luie 81 0ffuen,
lebnte tie ab. Sn oieien Iebrrei6en
SGlIen banoeIt IS lid Inn gingebun.
gen unlpmpotbil6er uno mmorali.
fiber Ratlr. gegen Die ii6 bas Snoi-
ptbuum FRAT Der ibnt innepobnenoen,
burd Moral unb @r3iebung eeiesten
8egenuoritelluneen nit Grfolg pebr.
te. Normalc Menifen iteben 81
itarf unter Dem Crude Der Sem.
munger, oils oab oieie ii6 ouf cinen
ein5igen Stob bin eri6iitteru lieBen.
sic nebmen MIR oas an, mas ibnen
bepilBt ODER unbemuBt genebm lift.
so mirfen Susgeitionen Su SeiIane.
den, Die Dem 9%atienteu ipmpotbiif)
fino un0 0ltrb Die eigene Senoeu3 ee.
Juno su peroen Deritdrft mer6en. 0,ir
bort, mo- Die urtbeilenoe @eiitesi6big.
felt ODER Der 8tIle 5u i6tpo6 lit, &c.
Iinat es, Notwithstanding
au idaffen, Die ben idpG6eren an
ben %it6rferen feiieln, unb Inn frem.
De 8abrnebmingen uno @iinide aIs
Die ieinen auf3uorGngen. lin cine ioI.
DE @epalt 5u erlangen, lit i,nb miro
nien,aIs Die &enntniB unb antpen.
Dung bppnotiider 8roseburen no.
tbig. @epiB ipielen bierbei iuseeiti.
be gorgGnge cine &oIle. slber ,nier
aarBes Sanoeln unb Siiblen, uniere
Grsiebung itebt inter iol9en Gin.
f%liiiien. Der geihifte Sppnotiieur,
Der nit Notwithstanding cine ge.
ptiie 3Gbtgfeit I'M 8erfol9en ielbit.
Iiiftiger 3mede perbinOet, mare fir
Oie 8eieIlibaft cine auberoroentlid
9efGbrli6e SnoipioualitGt, ipenn iie
ni6t bppotbetiif miteoe our9 Die I'm
iumme BON 3uf6IIigfeiten, obne De-
rem 3uiammenpirfen elm geruiini6ter
Grfola msgeidloiien lit. IS lit aud
bier geiorgt. baB Die 81itnte nift in
ben Simmel maficu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Sdunuug Scs Gmails bes audjae'
IdlirrS.

9as bette uno tpobl audi einsigq
MitteI, Oas gbipringen Der @laIur
oot emailliertcm 8od)geidirr 5u Der.
biiten, lit ooriidti9e 9cbanoIuna Der
8e9enitdnoc. 2Gbt man @oIier,
griibe uilu. in beuieIben bis alf cine
Sleinigfeit om 9oOcn einfoden, 70
mub Die @loiur an oen troden Iieoen.
Den 8dnoen reiben. Sod idGolider
mirft oas pl0slife @olIgieBen beiber
@maillegeihirre init foItem @aiicr.
Wfon mub oielmebr mormes @aiier
nadgieBen oOer oas @efGb erit etiuas
abfiiblen iaiieu. GaB Oas SaIIenIoi.
len ober Serunterperfen aud
Sprilnge oeruriafen fam, lit natiir.
lid; mo aber crit Spriinoe iino, f1llt
altfl balo Elm Gtiif @loiur bcra,tS.
unb 10 gcbt cs mPiter, bis nad)ber
fleine 20der e%ntitcbcn ltno Ger Gopf
nttt mcbr 81 ~9ebraud)en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
@ie sn Sanie.

Sn Oas Heitauraut trot elm @ait,
mari iid in einen Stubl unb REF:
v&ellner, elm 9efiteot init 3piebeln. "
eSSapobl, mein Serr! @ollen sic
biellettt AUDI etipas id0nen glumen.
tobl oils 9eilage baben ?" ,9ein".
y@ie mars benn nit etuas Dor.
5iigli6em Rooitbeef?" .9raudp id,
nittl" oWir baben ouh idoneu
8~albsbraten. Eas mare and mos fir
Stel" Scan, rief Der Giqentbii.
mer oes &eItaurants, ,pie fomnten
sic oa5it einen @ait 10 81 belGitigen2"
sd periude r,ir, es ibm rebt ae.
miitbli6 8u MAIDEN. or 1T nGmlid
Barber"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Gciniacn BON SlaIdcn.

Die 5loiden oiirfen ME nit gifti.
gem 9Ieiifrot gercirigt tper6en; man
oermen6et 0a5u oieImebr aieIeI-9aIf
Iteine, Sanb, Marmoridrot ODER 81.
erIdalen. gntboIteu Die 6Iaifen Set.
tigfeit, 10 ipiiIt man lie nit SIieBpu.
pier, SdgcipGbnen aleie, &reioe, in
8erbinoung nit Sanb uno Gauge
aus. Saben iid) ieite Gubitan5en on.
geiest, 10 bilft guSipiiIcn NIT SaIa
ooer S6pefelialtre. 2ebtcre nintmt
aud Die brattite &ruite tort, mcIde
itf) 5uDeileu on Der @oiierfldIfe an.
iest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
0tebl.

Cine cute GuolitGt lit i'm @cbrau.
die Die moblfeiIite. sic bat elm feines
Iusieben, fiiblt lid milo uno fettig
an unO balIt lid beim 3uiammen.
oriiden, Sis grfenmungs5eiden Der
Terfalifung bient Solgen0es: @an
preiie cine Sonb boil MebI felt All.
iammen un0 lege oaS 9Gllfen auf Ell.
men Slid; bdIt ioldes 5uiammen, 10
TT oas Wtebl unberfGIidt 5erfGIlt CO
aber iofort, 10 lit cine 9eimiifung
nit fremben Sllbitan5en oorauSju.
iesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Nnienhlntcn

Gin einfndes @ittel gegen Raiett'
bIuten beitebt barin. baB man friiG
ntsgepreBten Gitroneniaft in oos Sea.
ienIod iprist. SIT bieier nift gleif
our Snto, 10 IdBt man faItes @aiIer
einatbmen, peldem nod ettpos @iiiq
oOer alaun (ein &offeeloiiel boil oui
elm Otter 8aiier) 8rgemiidt tpirb.
&alte umidldge iiber Stirn, S1lG.
fen unb Roie finb niiblif. Bel an.
bniernbem Raienbluten lit fir m6g'
li6it baloige dr5tlide Silfe gu forsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Ginnc1nndiirne NGnrl.

Sci iogcnanntcn ,eingepadIencn
Rdgeln" oOer Gnt5iinoung oerielben
empfieblt es ii6, iie milf eitem in Sel
getranften leinenen 2appen su Inn.
pifeln. Die S6mer5cn loiien iofort
na6, lrnO idon om anOeren Gage 1T
Ser franfe RaaeI nei9 un6 ldBt iif
rad @eLieben idneioen ooer iplttter-
neiie entfernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
gItneiIert

Iaiien iid pertreiben, tperit man 2np.
ben, nit elmer 2oiiing bon &fer
in redt Intelligent alfobol frGftig &c.
trdnft, an lire @1nge lest. Sn ben
Bobnungen pertiIgt man iie burd
IilfiteIlen elmer Wiihnng bon geI5.
fter 8ottaide nit reidIid bemie[ben
Guant,im fliiiiigen $onigs. Die
ameiien beraebren oieielben germ urb
iterben baIb barauf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Bel Der gnshebnnn.

Raior. oGu bit Elm frditiger Bur.
ide, fonnit 3ein Slid beiut @iIitar
maiden. 81 peit1er Gruppengattilna
mofteit 8u pohI germ eingereibt tpcr.
oen2" &efrit sSa, mann i6 bitten
bari ID that an Iieblten gu Die ltr.
LAUDER frunmen"-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
8prsenan

fittet man iebr gut nit o8aiiergIas"
5%uiammen. Saupterforoernis iino
refine 9rudfldden, oenn Staub, Be-
riibrune nit fettieen Sineern uin.,
fam ole 9an5e arbeit gu elmer ber'
feblten MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
sdrsaIide sdnsr,sn a .inaeft:

Shredlide Sdmer,en &c .in6eft.
8urcb idredlidbe Shmersen ee'
peiniat infplse Der @efte unperbau
ten Speiien, nabm 8. @. @rapiun,
BON 2nla, drift, Or. &ins's 9etu
2ife Bi1s, init benz 8eiultate, ME
CT ihreibt, nonB i'd furirt nurbe.s
aae Waeen unb @eodrmeunprbnun.
gen fueroen aebpben burd1 ibrem lin,
oernoen Siublaana beiunbere @igen,
fdleften. rs Gents In @atfer 8rDs.
gpDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Graftiidle @infe fir bic Sansfran.

FH"FFIuVe NVFHIt Ut UV VHHpTIHH'
&an5ige Butter fam man ourdj
&neten NIT 9odial5 uno fobleniart.
rem Natron mieoer berbeliern; man
re6net auf 1 ailogramm Butter ettpo
30 @ramm aodinla uno 10 @ramm
Hotron.
Die nobrbafteIten RabritngsmittcI
iin6 u~nitreitig Siilienfriidte, mie 3.
9. grbien, 2inien, 8obnen uitp., oenn
iie entbalten alIe Stoffe, Die Der
@enid CUR GrbaItung 0es &orpers
gebrauft. 8aber ioIlten bieie Sc.
ridte 10 oft tpie irgeno moelid aui
Dem Mitta9stii6 erideinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
ROBERT WALKER,
atGtsaaualt g. Ia'stliGsr aSlcg,
ptrnnEH.
Sjls.

ptrdtnIH, MA
Estep9t esfsrttI, Esrratie. pSrritit;i "a
iia2s Robtri @eIisz.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19

vate railroad, such as the company
is operating north of Wilton, but a
motion to dismiss on this ground
was denied.
Several witnesses testified on be-
half of the state.
The defendant introduced no
testimony and after the decision of
Justice -Patten gave notice that the
case would be appealed to the dis
trict court.
This case is the third one re-
Gently brought by the forestry de-
partment against railroads in this
vicinity. The Great Northern Rail-
way company was recently fined $50
and costs for having an inefficient
spark-arrester on one of its engines
and thereby causing fire and was
fined SIS and costs for not providing
the patrols called for in the forest
fire law passed at the last session
of the state legislature.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
FORESTRY DEPARTMENT
HAS WON ANOTHER CASE
Justice Patten of Wilton Fined Crooks.
ton Lumber Company, Friday.
Will Appeal. .-

The state forest preservation
department, under the direction of
the forestry commissioner, General
C. C.. Andrews of St. Paul, success.
fully prosecuted another case in the
lower courts Friday when the
Crookston Lumber company was
fined $75 and costs, before Justice
F. H. Patten of Wilton. for failing
to provide patrols for each mile Of
it's railroad north of Wilton through
lands liable to be overrun by fire.
Attorney F.. E. Mcdonald OIL
Bemidji appeared on behalf of the
Crookston Lumber company anc
John P. Coleman of St. Paul actec
as counsel for the forestry depart
ment.
The defendant contended that thu
law requiring railroads to provide
patrols during a dry season, fo
each mile of road liable to be over
run by fire, did not apply to a pri
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
PUTTING IN WATERW0RKS
SYSTEM IS PROGRESSING
Erecting Tower, Placing Tank and
Building New Plant Is to CON-
mence at Once.

The installing of the new water
mains and reconstruction of the
waterworks system of the City of
Bemidji, together with the putting
in of the new waterworks plant, is
progressing rapidly and to the entire
satisfaction of M. A. Stoner, city
engineer, who has general supervision
of the work.
This new waterworks system was
made possible by the sale of the
bonds of the city in the sum OF
$4,000, and the system is to con.
sist of a steel tank and tower, new
artesian we'll and pumping station
and the laying of about four and one
half miles of water mains.
w. D. Lowell of Minneapolis ha:
the contract for the laying of the
water mains, and he already ha:
about one mile of the piping il
place. Mr.. LovelPs contract CALL
for the completion of the entire fou
and half miles on November 1st
He states that, with another crew
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
MRS, CHRISTINE W|LMANN
DIED DURING The NIGHT
After an illness of Nine Months, thu
Wife OF County Auditor WiImann
Has Succumbed.

After a lingering illness lasting
nine months, Mrs. Christine Will
mann, wife of County Auditor John
Wilmann, died at her home in this
city, this morning, at 2:1O O'Clock,
death having been expected for
several weeks past, owing to the
the rapid decline of Mrs. Wilmann.
Mrs. Wilmann was first taken ill
last fall, when Mr.. Wilmann removed
her to Minneapolis, where she SUBJ
mitted to an operation. Mrs. Will
mann never fully recovered from the
effects of an operation at the Mill
City," and later tuberculosis set in,
and although treatment was admins
tered, the patient grew worse very
slowly, and during the past three
months, Mrs. Wilmann remained at
her home in this city, hoping to
again regain her health, but gradu-
ally wasting away.
All the care and love that an
anxious husband and devoted house
hold could devise and apply for her
comfort and assistance were brought
into play, but the fiat of Him who
rules our incomings and outgoinigs
had been issued, and, despite the
prayers and entreaties of all who
knew and loved her, their appeals
were over-ruled and before the
dawn of this morning was kissed
by the rising sun, the patient suffer-
er's spirit took its flight to that
home the christian believes is the
fulhllment of the life everlasting.
The deceased is survived by he1
husband and two small children
both daughters, the eldest beine
3 years of age and the youngest but
Is months old.
It has as yet not been decided jus
what day the funeral will be held
but will probably be Wednesday o
Thursday, depending on the time Q
arrival of several relatives of tn
deceased from Great Falls. Montana
| and Minneapolis. The services will
be held at the local Norwegian
Lutheran church and Rev. Kolst
will be in charge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
GOOD COMPANY, WITH A
BAND, CITY OPERA HOUSE
E'Reuben and His Sweetheart Will Be
Given Tomorrow Evening by a
Capable Company.

The play, Reuben and His Sweet
heart" is a big fun show with a
touch of nature and pathos running
through it..
The scenery was made and painted
especially for this production, and
adds much to the naturalness.
Ardie and Sal are two very prom.
inent Down East characters that
will remind you of the good old days
way back home. A play that is full
of adventures and tends much to the
comedy.
Reuben and his Sweetheart are
both comedy parts, and keeps the
fun going continuously.
Robert Travers and Jessie are
the center of attraction, and with
Arthur Johnson bringing the wicked
to justice, and with the sheriff or
hand to save further trouble, and the
fortune is given to the rightfu
owner.
Specialties are introduced, anc
the orchestra enthuses all music
lovers.
At the City Opera House, Bemidji
Tuesday evening, July 20.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19

To the oldest lady of the party
So in cash, American Press Associa
ton.
Mrs. I. J. COPYRIGHT.
To the youngest lady of the
party, So cash, Western Newspaper
/ Union.
Mrs. A. N. Dare.
To the oldest editor in attendance
at the outing will be given a $3.50
Star" ten-inch composing stick,
Printers Supply company.
A. M. Welles, Sank Center. (Aged
56.)
To the youngest editor, a $3.50
set of composing rules, given by the
Minnesota Type Founders Co.
Rudolph A. Lee of Long Prairie.
(Aged 31.)
To the heaviest editor, a $3.50
Rouse" ten-inch composing stick,
American Type Founders Co.
I. ]. COPYRIGHT.
Rowboat Race GOO yards) -
First, IS cash, Paper Supply COM
pany; second, 81 cash, F. G.. Leslie
company; third, s. cash, John Brand
tgen Machinery company.
It was decided to divide the
money equally among the editors
who were on ride down the river,
and who went without dinner until 4
in the afternoon, exhibiting remark
able endurance.
Lady in attendance from the
fartherest place, Mrs. Hutchinson of
Eagle Bend Todd County News,
$3.50 fountain pen, John Leslie
Paper company.
The business meeting of the
editorial association resulted in some
radical changes being made in the
association and the adoption Of
some new measures.
It was decided to change the
name of the association and tt
enlarge the territory which wa:
embraced in the membership. There
were several suggestions as to new
names, but the name finally adopted
was North-C Central Minnesota
Editorial Association" which will
be more acceptable than the ole
name-Great Northern"
Heretofore, the membership of the
association was limited to those
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
Maxam & SiQhts' Co. Coming.

The Maxam & Sights company
certainly made good" last night in
their presentation of "A Sailors
Lass" The auditorium was filled
to capacity and the fact that every
one of the several thousand persons
comprising the vast audience re-
manned until the curtain was lowered
on the last act is the best evidence
that the play gave good satisfaction.
Tonight the company will present
Don't Tell My Wife. "-Devils
Lake Journal:
This company will be in Bemidji
for three nights, beginning Wednes.
day, July FL.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
REGATTA GIVEN BY BOAT
CLUB WAS A BIG SUCCESS
Large Crowd Saw the Races which We're Close and Exci
ine.-Contests Were Well Managed and There
~s.5 Were No Accidents.

The first of series of three
regattas which are to be given on
Lake Bemidji under the auspices OF
the Bemidji Boat club was held
yesterday afternoon and the races
were carried out very successfully;
and despite the heavy winds, there
were no accidents of any nature.
The race committee of the Boat
club had direct charge of the races,
the members being as follows: F.
S. Lycan, E. A. Barker, L. G..
Crothers, L. E. Frost and E. H.
Jerrard (the latter was absent.)
G.. M. Palmer, commodore of the
boat club, acted as starter.
There was a race between the two
sailboats owned here, and three
launch races, all of which were very
The sailboat race was the first
to be called, C.. D. Lucas and w. L.
Brooks, with their crews" manning
the different boats. After consider
able maneuvering, they got away to
a fairly good start. Each carried a
mainsail and jibsail. The official
time for the start was Lucas 3:O9:3O,
Brooks, 3:O9:32. The race was a
pretty one, and exciting from begin
ming to end, the wind being of sufici-
ent velocity to lend zest to the work
of the crews.
Lucas finished at 3:42:19 and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-19
THE EDITORS OUTING WAS
ENJOYED BY ALL PRESENT
Attendance Was Disappoinngly Small but Bemidji Citi
zens Treated the Few Who Came With the Utmost
Kindness and Generous Hospitality.

The second annual outing of the
members of the Great Northern
Editorial association (henceforth t.
be known as the North Contra
Minnesota Editorial association
was ended Sunday night, when, with
the conclusion of the boat races Of
the first regatta given by the Bemidj
Boat Club, completed a program
that had been both interesting and
entertaining.
A good nights sleep followed the
banquet of Friday night, and then
the staff of the Bemidji Daily
Pioneer took charge of what editors
were left and acted as hosts in a
trip down the Mississippi river.
It had been the intention to catch
fish from the Father of Waters, "
but refractory gasoline engine in
the launch began "bucking" when
the party reached the outlet of
Lake Bemidji and acted so badly
that the pleasure of the trip was
marred and the party did not arrive
at Bemidji on the return trip until
4 o'clock in the afternoon, when a
late dinner was partaken of.
At o'clock some of the editors
went out to the Jester Farm, on
Lake Plantagnet, eight miles south,
and remained over night, fishing on
the lake in the evening and early
next morning. No great numbers
of fish were caught, and the party re-
turned to Bemidji Sunday forenoon,
having been again royalty entertain
ed. Two members of the party
went to Cass Lake to see a base
ball game, and with the boat races,
the outing was ended.
The prizes for the different events
were awarded as follows:
Nail-driving contest (open only
to ladies who are members of the
visiting party)-First prize, IS para
sol, given by the Northwestern
Newspaper Union; second, $3.50
travelling bag, Minneapolis Paper
Company; third, $3.50 package of
fancy writing paper, Wright-Barret-
Stillwell company.
First, Mrs. I. J. COPYRIGHT OF
Staples; second, Mrs. Hutchinson OF
Eagle Bend; third, Mrs. A. N. Dare
of Walker.
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along the line of the Great Northern
railway, from Sank Center and
Bemidji and also taking in Staples.
It was the sense of the members
at the meeting, that the territory
should be enlarged for the benefit
of all editors and publishers in the
north-central portion of the state,
and the membership was changed so
as to include residents in the follow
ing counties: II
Todd, Wadena, Crow Wing,
Morrison, Beltrami, Clearwater, Cass,
Itasca and Koochiching, and Sank
Center in Stearns county.
There was something of a contest
as to where the next (winter) meet
ing of the association should be held,
Sank Center, Staples and Long
Prairie extending 'invites'' to the
editors to hold the meeting at those
places.
Sank Center won out, and Editor
Welles of that place assured the
boys" of being we'll cared for when
they came to Sank Center next
December.
President Lee, Secretary Court
right and C.. F. Scheers were
appointed a committee on resolu-
tons, with instructions to report
prior to the close of the outing.
New constitution and bylaws
were adopted for the government of
the association.
The resolutions which we're
adopted by the association will be
printed in tomorrow's Pioneer.)
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