The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-30
BOLSHEVIKI CAUSE
OF WINNIPEG STRIKE
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Auto To State Park

With the completion Of the services
tie visitors and families, were guests
OF Bemidji autoists in a trip to Lake
Itasca, state park, where big woods
feed was the feature. During the
terest were visited. The state for
estry commission was in charge Of
the dinner, we'll looked after by
State Forester Cox. The menu was
prepared by camp kitchen and the
participants lined up for service.
Pulp plates, tin knives, forks and
spoons, tin cups were handed out by
several young men, who also serv-
ed the menu, consisting of wieners,
boiled potatoes, sauerkraut, potato
salad, beans, bran gems, many other
tempting articles Of cooking, coffee,
tea and ice tea. The guests sat them
Norway pines and increased consid-
cradle weight.
The serving was north of the
State Park lodge, between the lodge
and the state forestry, and gentle
manly guides looked after the direc-
tons for the auto arrivals. About
800 were served.
During the stay at the park, H.
P. Phillips of Mamnomen read the
following resolution. unanimously
adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
IN closing our annual outing for lnl9.
which has been one of the most SlirrrSS-
full and enjoyable in the history of the
aSSOciat ton, the members Of the. North
minnesota l., Il or ,,1 i'm inn S
to express their appreciation for the
bOuntrols hospitality of I'll" good people
Of Rrmidji. whom nature has respectfully
favored in providing with AL the beau
ties necessary to make this spot an ideal
place for ideal people. II. Mnynr STAN
ton and Henry, Il. Mitchell of R"midji.
forts in arranging for the comfort and
pleasure Of the entire party.
Again We tloff our hats to "Doc' Itut-
ledge: tn" "ni'irn' secretary of tn" ns-
soriatton and director general of the
outing. who has demonstrated anew his
capacity for planning. promoting and
carrying out in detail an outing which
will always remain il high spot in the
memory of those who participated. We
are highly indebted to "Doc" for his in
defatigab BILE efforts to insure an enjoy
able outing. This also goes to Brother
Verify. president Of the association.
We wish to express our gratitude to
the CroOkSton Lumber company. and
Andy Rain and Bert Lnkin, in pnrtcu-
ncr served us on the shore of Lake Be
midi Saturday: also to the state Forest
try board. W. ~ Cox. state forester. and
John \. Stilwell superintendent Of Ias-
ca State park for the appetiZing dinner
and entertainment furnished our party
during the visit to tho state Park Sun
DAY. Az xnro.. a,,r characterization ~, -
spring message delivered by F.. M. Nc
Mahan. secretary of the ST Paul Asso-
citation. and Premier Norris of Manitoba
for their cordial greetings from our
neighhorS to the north with whom we
hay" always enjoyed such friendly re-
lations.
The Association members wish to en-
press their deepest sympathy to the be
reavtd family of the late Frank Jay
Meyst VIII" was called to his reward 10y
the Dark Angel after n fruitful life of
kind deeds and faithful service. In his
death the Association has lost a true
and loyal friend and who will he
not only the members of this assoria tiol
but by thousands of others who haile'
him as a friend.
We will anew our interest in the tS.
adjustment Of q school Of journalism al
the state university and trust that the
university authorities will take steps tc
hasten the contamination Of the hopes
Of the neWspaperm"n Of Minnesota ir
this regard.
We note with qualification that the
women suffrage amendment finally sue
ceedeO IN passing congress ana We none
to see Minnesota near the top in the lis
of states to ratify the amendment. II
passing we pay our compliments to :
member of this party. Miss f. L. Gala
han. who has been an ardent champion
Of this worthy cause.
We pause in the enjoyment of thi:
outing to express our sympathy to The
good people of Fergus Falls whose hos
pitality we enjoyed at our annual meet
ing two years ago. While cOndoling will
them over the terrible loss of life ant
property which resulted from the tor
1ado which struck their beautiful cit!
without warning. we admire the spirit
If enterprise and the courage, so typica
IF Northern Minnesota. which foun'
expression in an immediate to rebuilt
he devastated portions Of their city.
We are gratified to note the excellen
progress being made in the campaign o
education which has been launched OF
behalf of the Babcock plan for the con
struction Of 1000 miles Of paved trunl