The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-05-25
Bemidji Plans Enjoyable Day for Leg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nord and Nc
Garry Enthusiastic Over Outlook
"THE AWAKENING, !" TRIPS TITLE
Affords Northern Minnesota Excel
lent Opportunity to Illustrate
Value of Proper Development.

Value Of Proper Development.
1.-The Awakening," said Senator p.
H. McGarry while in Bemidji Mon
day evening, "is the proper manner
In which to refer to the legislative
excursion which is to be made over
the principal sections of Northern
Minnesota next month by a party of
senator's with state officials and rep
resentatives as their guests.
II refer to it in this manner be-
cause there will be many in g, the
party who have never visited North
ern Minnesota; many to regard it
simply as a Wilderness; some to be-
lieve proper development here i'm
possible and others who have scoffed
at the claims of there being mex
haustible resources here. These are
the people who are to receive an
AVoN0AAA6 oAu VIII NC uduc "
realize that Northern Minnesota is
in reality a country of opportunity"
Plan for Trip.
Senator McGarry came to Bemidii
for the purpose of meeting Senator
Leonard H. Nord of International
Falls that arrangements might be
completed for the entertainment of
the visitors while in Bemidji. With
R. H. Schumacher, president of the
Commercial club, E. A. Barker, pres
ident Of the Merchants association,
F. S. Lycan and E. H. Denu, they
talked of plans. 1t was suggested
that boat trip to the hatchery and
on the lake, an automobile tour,
with dinner at the new Birchmont
Beach summer hotel be part of the
entertainment to be provided. Both
senators were enthusiastic over the
idea.
Committees have been selected to
care fer the party in each of the
cities to be visited, senators and rep
resentatives to be in charge. It is
expected that at least six newspaper
men will make the trip and they.
will wire every step Of the journe
to the metropolitan papers. At
least $50 are expected to make the
trip. Among those who have made
reservations are the following:
Have Made Reservations.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gilfllan of
Minneapolis; 1. H. Caswell, Anoka,
clerk Of supreme court; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Schmahl, St. Paul, secretary of
state; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Duxbury,
Caledonia, state senator, attorney;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dunn, St. Paul,
state senator, attorney; James r.
Hale, Deerwood, state tax commits
sion; J. H. Baldwin and friend, Fra
zee state senator, attorney; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P Peterson, Litchfield, state
senator, attorney; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Andrews, Mankato, state senator,
doctor; Frank L. Palmer, Mime
apolis, state senator, real estate;
John Steffin, Pipestone, state sena-
tor, farmer; Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. West
lake, Minneapolis, state senator, in
surance; F. C. Stevens, St. Paul, ex-
congressman; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
N. Benson, St. Peter, state senator,
attorney; Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Nelson,
Luverne, state senator, general
store; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Linde,
Candy, state senator, attorney; Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Davis, Long Prairie,
state representative, attorney; Mr.:
and Mrs. Jos. A. Jackson, St. Paul,
state senator, attorney; J. M. Mil
lett, Hastings, state senator, attor-
ney; Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carley,
Plainview, state senator, attorney;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Greene, st. Paul,
state representative, insurance.; Geo.
II. Gardner, Brainerd, state senator,
attorney; Mr.. and Mrs.. A. A.
Burnquist, St. Paul, lieut.. governor,
attorney; Miss Johnston, Minne-
apolis, stenographer; A. I. Mellen-
thin, St. Paul, cashier peoples bank;
G. w. Gillian, Window, state sena-
tor, banker; Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8.
Dwinnell, Minneapolis, state sena-
tor, attorney; Elias Nordgren, Sun
rise, state representative, newspaper;
George G. Sudheimer, St. Paul, state
representative, attorney; J. A. Ry-
strom, North Branch, state senator,
miller; Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Keynes,
Argyle, state senator, banker; G. E..
Adams, Duluth, state senator, attor-
ney; Patrick H. McGarry, Walker,
state senator; Mr.. and Mrs. Albin E..
Bjorklund, st. Paul, state represen-
tative;. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, Min
neapolis, state representative; Mrs.
Cunningham, Tifin, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Schusler, Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Putnam, Blue
Earth, state senator, attorney; w.
J. Kuntz, Waconid, Carver county,
state. representatives; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter ]. Smith, state treasurer;
Miss Marcella Smith; Olaf Gjerset,
Montevideo, state senator; Mr., and
Mrs. Fred D. Vibert, Cloquet, state