The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-08
Rsnidji Will Be Host to First
Summer Outing of Minnesota
Realty Association
GUESTS TO MAKE TOUR
OF BELTRAMl COUNTY
Excellent Program Arranged
for Business Session to Be
Held i'm Bemidji Friday

Be,nidii will be host to about loo
delegates from all parts OF the slate
when the Minnesota Realty assocla-
ton meets here Friday and Saturday
of this week for it's first annual sum-
mer outing. Delegates are expected
to begin to arrive about thursday
night, continuing until Friday morn
ing. Elaborate plans have been made
by several members of the Beltraml
County Real Estate Board for the en-
tertainment of the guests while IN
Bemidii. F. R. DuXbury, president
of the board; E. H. Winter and II. p.
REYNOLDS have been most active IN
making arrangements for the outing.
At this summer outing, plans Will
be made for the next annual summer
outing. The winter meeting OF the
association will be held in Minneapo-
lis. S. S. Thorpe Of Minneapolis is
the present head Of the association,
and c.. e. Southwick of Wells is Sec
rotary.
President Thorpe will preside at
the business sessions to be held at the
rooms of the Civic and Commerce as
ISOLATION Friday forenoon and eve
ming.
The first session will be held at
$50 a. m. and will be opened by an
address of welcome by Mayor A. v.
Garlock. J. L. Elwell will represent
the Civic and Commerce association
and he comes next on the program.
Judge C. W. Stanton will then speak
on "The North Country-Be ltrami
County," and something worth while
is in store for his hearers.
"What Ais Northern Minnesota? ?"
will be the subject Of the address to
be given by +. r. DuXbury, and B. B.
Gislason of Minneota will talk on
Symposium on Conditions in the
Land.' These talks will be followed
by reports from all parts Of the state.
This will complete the forenoon bust
ness session.
The guests and the members of the
local board will then enjoy fish fry
at the association rooms at 1915.
At 2 o'clock tour of the vicinity of
Ben1idji:will be started under the d.
rection of E. H. Winter, chairman Of
the tour committee.
A feature of the early evening will
be the band concert by the Juvenile
band in Library park at 7 o'clock. d.
rector G.. o. Riggs has prepared an
exceptional program for this occa-
sion, which will be the last appear
,ance of the band for some time. The
boys will then enjoy months vaca-
ton, reporting for practice again
co,,,o t;,,,o i, r,+op,hor
The second business session of the
real estate dealers will begin at 8
o'clock at the association rooms. The
reports Of the progress Of the various
committees will be the first number
on the evening program. R. w.
Mauel of Minneapolis and C. T. Moi
felt will report for the tax commit
tee, Miss Frances Boynton of Has
tings for the education committee
and C. E. Southwick of Wells for the
committee on home-seekers' rates.
immigration Commissioner Oscar
Smith will then give an address on
"The immigration Department "
"Beltrami County's Organized Land
Clearing Movement" will be the top
ic Of the address to 7..be given by
Charles S. Carter, president of the
land clearing association. County
board presidents will then give re-
ports from county boards in Mime
sofa on their activities and problems.
WhitnG:' Hall of Duluth will speak
on ''The Next Convention of the
State Association" and will be fol-
lowed by William E. Herren of Wa
terloo, Iowa, on GLOW We Are Or
ganizing Iowa" and "The Value of
the Word 'Realtor'." This will COM
plete the evening business session.
Saturday will be devoted almost
entirely to tour of the neighboring
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