The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-29
Jul, Y OUTING TO Be
EMO ABLE AFT AIR
Baudette, spooner, Rainy River and
Lake Of the Woods Trip Of North.
ern Editors Plans Complete.
SOUTHERN sCRIBEs AS GUESTS
1ntinerary Indicates That Three Day
Session Will Be Banner Pleasure
Excursion Of Any Ever Held.

With the big steamer & Kenora''
to convey them among the 10000 ISL
ands in Lake of the Woods; two spe-
cial trains on the Canadian Northern
railway to haul them from Interna-.
tional Falls to Spooner and Baudette
and return; splendid transportation
arrangements to take the party to
The Falls and with the citizens Of
all the border towns awaiting to en-
Enthusiastically extend the .tglad
hand" the members of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial association, some
southern editors who will be guests
and others are anticipating a very
enjoyable time July ~, IS and 10,
when the annual outing of the
Northern scribes will be held, ac-
cording to announcement made today
by A. R. Rutledge, secretary Of the
association.
Special Train Service.
Those living to the south will
journey north on the Northern Pa
cific train, leaving St. Paul at 1908
Thursday morning, July 16, and
members of the association will be
taken aboard along the line to In
ternational Falls. Extra sleepers
are being provided for this train,
and G.. F. MeNeill, Minneapolis city
ticket agent for the Northern Pa
cific, is handling the applications for
transportation, berths, etc. tits ax-
pected that A. NJ. Qleland, general
passenger agent of the Northern Pa
cific, will accompany the train, and
will be joined by VIII. Gemmell Of
aBrainerd, general manager of the
Minnesota & International railway,
which latter road carries the party
from Brainerds to international Falls.
Inspect Paper Mill.
The party will rendezvous at In
ternational Falls Friday morning,
July II, and after breakfast will be
guests Of the citizens and will enjoy
the privilege granted by E. w.
Backus, president Of the Ontario
Minnesota Power company Of look
ing over the immense paper mill and
power plants and the Koochiching
farm with it's modern equipment and
Well-stocked herds of dairy cattle,
hogs, etc. George P. Watson, owner
of the International Falls Press, as
sisted by President Nord of the Com
mercial club, Mr.. Backus and others,
will do all in their power to make
the visit at s'The Falls, pleasant. A
Dutch lunch will be served at
noon, and at $3.50 p. m. Canadian
Northern special train, in personal
charge Of A. j.. Johnston of Minnea-
polls, general agent of the Canadian
Northern, will leave Fort Frances,
Can, (across the Rainy River from
International Falls) for Spooner, and
Baudette, the ssTwin Cities of the
North" The equipment furnished
by the Canadian Northern will be
such as to afford the visiting editors
a rare opportunity to view the coun-
try along the Rainy river, and the
party will arrive in Spooner-Bau-
dette at about 6 O'Clock. The tout
ers'' will board the s'Kenora" Friday
night, and when awakened Saturday
morning they will be travelling the
deep of the Rainy towards Lake Ct
the Woods, as the big boat will pull
out at four in the morning. The trip
across the lake will afford a fine op.
portunity to view the many beau.
tiful islands and scenery of the
northernmost lakes in the United
States The boat will return tC
Spooner in time for the crowd t,
board the Canadian Northern specia
returning to Fort Frances at 81 t
Sunday afternoon. and arriving a.
International Falls in ample time t
make connections with the south
.bOund Minnesota & international
| Northern Pacific train for the twi1
Cities and points intervening, arriy
ing in Minneapolis at sos Monda,
morning. SO
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] To Entertain Women.
At spooner-Baudette, George r
Erickson, owner of the Spoone
News, is chairman Of a committe
which includes w. T Noonan, oWne
of the Baudette Region, j. u. Will
i liams, John A. Kennedy Mr.. Hanso1
and others who have completed al
arrangements for carin:; for til
"men forks Of the. party. spec:a
arrangements have been made to car
& for the women, by a committee 9
/ prominent Spooner-Baudette womer
i Mesdames G. p. Erickson, j. 81 Coz
i rigan, Z. Mel urlen, a w. Koefod, !;
4 A. Kennedy and i. Williams
"a delegation of southern member
Z Of the state editorial association
! headed by H c. Hotaling of Maple
ton. president, will participate in th