The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-02-17

is a live wire" and the Sanity
City dailies will know, through Mr..
Brown, that there has been some
thing doing all the time" up here
in Bemidji. while the Crookston man
is here.
Iver Krohn. owner and editor of
the Shevlin Herald, and member
of the board of county commissioners
of Clearwater county, came over
yesterday and hasn't missed any.
thing that was worth while since he
arrived. There are no better
boosters" and more loyal citizens
of this neck o. the woods" than
Mr.. Krohn.
M. N. Kohl and C. E. Battles,
the official representatives of the
Cass Lake Commercial club, came
over yesterday evening and were
loyalty talking for development of
this section and reapportionment
along liberal lines for northern
Minnesota. They are two of the
very best of the good fellows over at
the Lake," and that village is for.
tunate in having such class of men.
Charles T. Kelly, editor of the
Menahga Messenger, arrived in the
city last night, a Representative
Dover to uphold Hubbard county's
end at the big show" Mr.. Kelly
is one of the most efficient editors
in this section; and he's a loyal
resident.
With very severe cold, and hav-
ing performed labors that would put
the ordinary man in the hospital,
w. R. Mackenzie, chairman of the
development association, was on
hand all last evening and today,
smiling and extending the glad
hand to arrivals and having a pleas
ant word for each. Mack" one
in a thousand there's only one OF
him, here in Bemidji, and we all
like him.
Asher Murray, real estate dealer
of Wadena and general booster, and
H. J. Maxfield, president of the
Wadena Commercial club and county
attorney of Wadena county, were
the Wadena delegates. They came
in last evening and at once got
busy" getting acquainted and lining
up for the good work of the conven.
ton. Both gentlemen are thirty.
third degree hustlers and of such is
this section made up.
H. E. Delaney, the general man.
ager of the Delaney Milling com.
pany of Hubbard, and H. w. Day,
prominently identified with the Red
River Lumber company at Akeley,
were Hubbard county delegates who
came in last evening. They are of
the live" kind who make our
brethren in the southern part of the
state sit up and rub their eyes.
The six electric light arches which
were installed permanently last
week were the admiration of all the
visitors last night. The lights gave
plenty of light on the streets and
made the city look wonderfully
bright. This is fnely-ligbted
city," said one delegate, as he gazed
admiripgly up the street from the
Hotel Markham.
Charles w. Latta, who was
formerly proprietor of the Plummer
Pioneer, came in yesterday from
Crookston, where he is now making
his home. Mr.. Latta has done
much to assist in bringing northern
Minnesota to the front as the future
agricultural and dairying section of
the state.
David Rose, ST., father of Dan
Rose of this city, is delegate from
Itasca county, appointed by the
board of county commissioners.
Mr.. Rose has helped clear away the
timber from a fine farm, at Island
lake east Of Northome, and is fine
booster" for this section.
Attorney F. J. McPartlin and F.
IS. Lang are delegates from Inter-
national Falls who. came to the city
last night. Mr.. Lang should know
more than anyone the needs along the
extreme northern boundary of the