The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-26
NORRIS WIRES
HE WILL COME
|T0EDlT0RlAL
: MEETING HERE
Manitoba's Premier to Take
Advantage of Settlement
.,'~ ~ Winnipeg Strike,
SECRETARY .RUTLEDCE IS
LOOKING AFTER DETAIL S
Congressman knutson Enroute
From Washington; All
Set for Program

From Washington; All
Set for Program
Premier Norris of Manitoba, Can,
has wired that he will arrive in Be-
midi tomorrow morning to be pres
ent at the meeting of the Northern
minnesota Editorial association, and
this distinguished friend of the
United States will be heartily well
come. For some time he was unable
to accept. the invitation, owing to
the big strike in Winnipeg, but it's
final settlement will permit him to
be- here.
, Premier Norris was in Bemidji two
years ago when the sociability run
over the Jefferson Highway started
from Winnipeg and went to New Or
leans, its southern terminus Several
Bemidji autoists accompanied him
and the party from Bemidji to the
state park and he made a "hit" with
al. who met him.
Congressman Harold Knutson will
also arrive from Washington tomor-
brow morning, he making a special
F1p to Bemidji; which Is "a part of
his district, for he was at one time
PRECEDENT of the association, he be-
ing a newspaper man when he went
to congress to serve his first term.
"Doc" Early Bird.
doc" Rutledge, the effervescent
and generally beloved secretary of
the association got In early today
from st. Paul and was busily engaged
In greeting his old time friends. for
the genial "Doc'' was at one time
editor of The Pioneer. His health is
impaired with nervousness. but the
same smile Is worn and injecNs his
host Of friends. He is a tireless
8 worker and came early to see that
nothing: was left undone to care for
the visitors.
There will be limit in the at
tendance at the "lumberjack" dinner
at the Birchmont hotel Saturday
noon. under the sponsorship of B. w.
Lakin, logging superintendent of the
Crookston Lumber company. Visit
ing members Of the editorial associa-
tion. their families and all who at
tend the convention, the local COM
mittees and those who use their
autos in assisting to entertain and
cRre for the guests will be welcome
80 participate in the dinner
Editors in Force.
Among the Minnesota editors who
have signified their intent of being
here, many accompanied by their
wives and families, are the follow
ing:
F. W. Murphy, Wheaton.
Louis A. Bradford, Verndale.
Geo. w. Webster, Minneapolis.
Julius A. Schmahl, st. Paul.
W. R. Jeffry, Minneapolis.
J. D. Haraden, Park Rapids.
Mrs. Emma J. Harwood, Roosevelt
L. r. Boswell, Minneapolis
H. E. Vandersluis, St. Paul.
Geo. A. Treadwell, Minneapolis.
J. R. Landy, Olivia.
e. A. Hough, Minneapolis.
A. M. Wallace, Sauk Center.
H. w. Mcnamara, Minneapolis
Harold Knutson, Grand Rapids.
E. c. Kiley, Grand Rapids.
c. v. Corson, Hector
Geo. M. Jensen, Duluth
. A. l.. La.Freniere, Grand Rapids.
John Brandtjan, st. Paul.
j. Alten Anderson, Clearbrook.
w. E. McEwen, Duluth.
Geo. H. Malven, Long Prairie.
&c. H. Bronson. OsaKis.
S. Pease, Anoka.
c. J. Buckley, Delano.
H. A. Geraghty, St. Paul.
w. v. Davee, Clear Lake.
Herman Roe, Northfield.
A. w. Leslie, Minneapolis.
Doc. Rutledge, Minneapolis.
E. w. Libby, St. Paul.
John l.. Preisman, Minneapolis.
Wallace B. Strait, Mankato.
George J. Silk, Hopkins
J. T. Hitler, St. Paul
Geo. E. Akerson, Minneapolis.
A. l.. Westenhoge,. Minneapolis.
9. s. Mitchell, Duluth.
s. D. Kaye, Eveleth.
w E. Verify, Wadena
F. P. Dehaven, Minneapolis.
Hugo w. Spur, St. Paul.
John S. Pardee, Duluth.
F..B. Mcclellan, Minneapol
H. P. Phillips, Manhomen.
G. B: Cheney, Minneapolis
T. P. Junkin, St. Paul.
c. T. Johnson, St. Paul.
w. E. Daily. Royalton.
4 Fred Schilplin, St. Paul
Chas: F. Stuart, Minneapolis.
J. P. Grothe, Roseau.
S.. w. Rector, Deer Creek
r: L. Pollock, Minneapolis.
5zI l.. r. Rathbun, Crosby
Bob. Grochosky. Z
E. L.. Peterson, Pilman Rapids
no. J. DUANE, St. Peter
CFSSs. o. S. Nordine, Karlstad.
C. A. French, Monticello.
L. A. Dare. Elk River
Gustav Lindquist, St. Paul.
A. W. Lundberg. Minneapolis.