Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-24
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HoMEwARD BOUND.
winnipeg was reached on the return
at P. M, and. after supper, the cars of
the excurslonists were attached to the
through train for st. Paul by st. Vincent:
and $50 the last good byes were said and
ad1eus waived. It may be invidious, where
such general kindness was shown, to par
tlcularlze, but the names of Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Hartstom, of the Canadian Pa
cine, Mr.. Luxton of the Free Press, Aid.
Ham and Chief of Police Murray deserve
special mention.
Ihe only notable spot on the retarn was
at Crookston, reached at a. m. Yesterday
morning, when a number of citizens with
Capt. j. K. Arnold, of the Northern Tier.
were IN waiting with carriages for drive
about town. Notwithstanding the unsea-
sonabie hour quite number of
excurslonists accepted the invitation
and enjoyed half hours ride around the
queen city of the Red river valley. and
were we'll pleased with the many evidences
of prosperity observable, especially the
new mills being constructed upon its fine
water, its fine streets, and the large num-
Der of new buildings, business and resi-
dences going up.
LITTLE BUSINESS.
After leaving Fergus Falls business
meeting of its association was organ
| lied, at which, after discussion, President
Herbert, and Messrs. Hoard, Wise, Graham
and Hall were appointed committee to
consider and report upon the ACCESSIBILITY
OF securing permanent summer resort
| for the association.
Jos. L. Lee, of the Chicago Electrotgpe.
who accompanied the excursion and con-
tributed largely to the general enjoyment,
was elected an honorary member.
The matter of revision of the con-
stltution was referred to commit
tee and the officers were instructed to
take steps to incorporate the association.
1t was also voted to publish the proceed
lngs IN book form, and the executive COM
mlttee was authorized to appoint a his
torian to prepare the report.
David Ramaley, treasurer, reported re-
ceipts, $572; expenses, $40; leaving a bal
ance of $23.
special meeting was authorized to be
called early IN December.
THANKS.
The following were voted unanimously A.:
At meeting of the members of the
Minnesota Editorial association on board
train, returning from the excursion to
Devils lake, Winnipeg and Lake of the
Woods, it was unanimously voted that the
thanks of the association be especially ten
dered the management of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis Il Manitoba Railroad
company for the transportation
provided for the entire trip, and
also for the very thoughtful and con-
siderate attention of the officials of the
road in charge of the train while en- route.
The excursion has been the most enjoyable
and memorable in the annals of the as
ISOLATION, and was only made possible by
| the generous action of the railroad Off
| Gals in question, which action will ever
be most gratefully remembered.
Moved, That the thanks of this associa-
| tiou are due President Herbert and Treas
| urer Ramaley for the manner in which
| they have performed their duties and es-
pecially for the extra services rendered
| by them during the excursion, and that
the same are hereby rendered
FINS.
In conclusion it can be said that the v
cnrsion was most enjoyable from be-
ming to end, not one unpleasant thing &C.
curing to mar the general pleasure. aid
that all returned with greatly enlarged
| ideas of the boundless resources of the
great northwest