The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-13
EDITORS TAKE over
RElNS OF BEMlDJI
Pushers Of the Pen Gather Here for
Annual Summer Outing Given
Lake Trip This Morning.
DOC RUTLEDaE ON THE JOB
Secretary Of Association Has Plans
Completed for Three Day Period
Of Good Time for Scribes.

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Of Good Time for Scribes.
BIG SMOKER TOMORROW NIGHT
Visitors Will be the Guests Of Mem
bers Of Commercial Club Prom
inent Men Coming. Z
Bemidjt is in " the hands of the
scribes @@@sz ..7g5Sss5s s:5
Since yesterday afternoon every
train has been bringing newspaper
men who are here to attend the regu-
lar summer outing of the Northern
Minnesota editorial association,
which is to. be in progress during the
next several days. - ~ a@:. =
One of the first to-. arrive was
Granny Pease of Anoka. AS full of
life as ever the daddy of the asso-
tCAaIAOAx spent AS1SGs- lOOhluS
over Bemidii which he says next to
sAnoka is the best place in the state.
! From the outlook tits evident that
the attendance of the meeting will
be record breaker. At an early hour
this morning no less than twenty
pushers of the pen were on hand.
They were taken for a trip around
Lake Bemidji this morning and many
enjoyed automobile rides about the
city and country go = = 80 r.
Among the first to reach the city
were the following: Pease. Of Anoka;
Wells of Sank Center; Kinney of
Alexendria, Phillips Of Mahnomen,
Warren of Hinckley, the editor who
was in large part responsible for
the success Of the Development meet
Ing there last week Grove Of Biz
Falls, Oberg Of Blackjack. " Among
the paper dealers were Frank Meyst
of the Western Newspaper union,
who has with c. C. Whitney been
member of the executive committee
Of the state editorial organization for
so long that it is feared it would be
useless for it to attempt, to carry on
an excursion without him, N. D. Bar
ker of the American Type Foundry
company, H. R. DeFoe Of the McClel-
Ian paper company and Straight of
the Leslie Paper company.
H. M. Lewis, assistant general pas
lsenger agent of the 500 line and
Harry Noble, general passenger agent
of the Great Northern are expected
to arrive tomorrow morning, as is
James Larson, assistant secretary of
state. ..1. .:@s - &. --.-
George Author, private secretary
of the governor arrived this noon
from Crookston where he has been at
tending the U. c. T. convention.
That G. E.. Elmquist, of the rail-
road and warehouse commission, will
be here for the remainder of the
outing is practically assured. He has
notified Doc Rutledge. secretary of
the association that he would be here
and that possibly he would be accom-
panied by Charles Staples.
Attorney General Smith will arrive
tomorrow, as will Charles Keller,
state fire marshal.
Rutledge arrived this morning and
at once began completing arrange
metns for the outing. Doc says that
he has been the most busy man in the
state getting ready to show the
scribes good time.
This evening the editors will be
entertained by visiting the plant Of
the Crookston Lumber company.
Tomorrow they will be taken down
the Mississippi where they will see
the power dam. They will also be
taken. on automobile trips and will
visit the Schroeder Dairy farm.
IS One Of the big events Of the en-
firo n,,fin0 wilI ho tho smnkor tn ha
held in the Commercial club rooms.
The wives OF the editors will at that
time be taken care of by the women
ct the Study club:
The smoker will be held tomorrow
evening.
Kenmore Changes Hands.
II. G.. Mcconnell Of Brainerd, re-