The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-31

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Several tournaments have been play
ed this last month between the wom-
en- of Bemidji and .Birchmont. The
Bemidji women have the edge, de-
jfeating the guests by nominal
score. Mrs. Claude Stems played
low with a score of fifty in the last
mixed tournament, playing along
with Paul Jumper.
Ray w. Collins and family motor
ed up week ago from Tulsa, Okla,
for the season. Mr.. Collins says he
found the roads up in a generally
fair condition, and is highly pleased
with the climate, lake and scenery
around here.
A kittenball game featured an en-
joyable afternoon Wednesday, when
two mixed teams played close
game of nine innings. The women
made excellent players and all en-
joyed the game great deal, consid-
ering the questions asked about
when the next game is scheduled. 1t
is plan of the management to have
a game every week finathe future. "
Miss Helen Bishop, Winona, left
for her home Friday, after almost
months stay with Mrs. Frank Hor-
ton and family. The, Horizons are
occupying one Of the Birchmont> cot
tages. :i!o' *
B. F. Yeates and wife, Minneapo-
lis, motored home Sunday. Mr..
Yeates was an enthusiastic golfer
and ball player. -
Alfred ,;Ingvolstad Safd family mo-
,tored up from St. Paul last week and
stayed at the hotel, He is highly
pleased with the service and cuisine,
and says. he will be anxious to be
with US again next year.
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Bennett Buchanan, hisaawife and
son arrived by auto Sunday for a
two weeks stay in a cottage. Mr..
Buchanan is from St. Paul and is gen.
eral manager of the Golden Rule de-
partment store.
I. r. Weisman and family, who
have been staying in one of the
Birchmont cottages since the OPEN
ing of this season, have rented cot
tage from George Cochran because
Of relatives coming to visit them.
Guests arriving Sunday were from
widely separated parts Of the coun-
try, and shows that Birchmont is be-
ing advertised throughout the states.
W. A. Tholen, Leavenworth, Kans.;
L. D. Manchester, Sioux Falls, S. D.;
T. X. Smith, Tulsa, Okla; w. L.
Taylor, Davenport, Ia; J. S. Pom
eroy, Minneapolis, and r. Burgess,
Cresco, Ia, were among those reg
istered.
John Burkholtz left Tuesday on
business for Winnipeg and Grand
Forks. Mr.. Burkholtz has engaged a
cottage at Birchmont for the season
for his wife and two sons. He return
ed Saturday. Mrs. Burkholtz met
him at Wadena and they returned
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fosdick of
Iowa City, were guest at the hotel
over Sunday. They motored up and
are on a general tour of the whole
north country. Mi. Fosdick was
member of the Iowa football squad
several seasons, a few years back
and is now coaching basketball and
football in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mech and
family, Minneapolis spent"a week in
one of the cottages at, the Beach.
They left Saturday morning by mo-
tor for the cities. o.. -
Mrs. Claude H., Stems and her
two daughters left Monday morning
for st. Paul after month at the
hotel. Mrs. Stems is an annual, guest
at the Birchmont having come, up
for the last five years, Mr.. Stems
was to have spent the week end with
them but owing to the railroad
schedule was unable to, be with his
family. g.,
John MacNaupht and wife and
M. brennan and wife Of Minneapo-
lis arrived Saturday. They have a
cottage at the Beach for two weeks.
Harvey E. Mack and family left
Monday morning for their home in
Minneapolis after spending two
weeks in one of the Birchmont cot