Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-07-02

We arc III receIpt or the programme
arranged for tho meeting OF the Michi-
gan State Press and Western Michigan
Press Association TO be held at Traverse
Uity' commencing next Monday, 9th inst
LII Is as follows:
July 6.-The session will open Monday
evening at y. M, with meeting OF
the Western Michigan Press Association,
July I-At 8 a. m. the Michigan Press
Association will hold its first session.
From y. nl. to p. N. will be devoted
10 reading and discussing papers. and
she consideration of matters of practical
interest to newspaper men. AT the close
or the afternoon session the members
ana ladies will be taken for drive
about the city. In the evening the eiti-
zens will give their guests an Informal
reception at the Park Place Hotel. and
with social converse, music and i'm
pr0mptu literary exercises we can count
upon most enjoyable time.
July Sat 8 q. m. the party will en-
bark upon Hannah, Lay, & Co.'S magni-
fcont steamer City of Traverse for an
excursion down Grand Traverse Bay.
The forenoon will DO spent upon this far
famed sheet OF water, and CharleyOix
Will be reached at noon. Here the citi-
zens will take charge of the party and a
couple OF hours will be spent in viewing
the town and neighbOring resorts. After
banquet rendered by the CharlevOix
people, the excuIsiOnists will board the
steamer City Of Grand Rapids, and with
JUST glimpse Of the beauties Of Pine
Lake will run up Little Traverse Bay to
Pstoskey. Here the citizens will enter
tain their hOnOred guests with ban
quet and ball at the Arlington Hotel.
July 9-Thursday will be spent in Pc
t0skoy, HarbOr Springs, and the charm
ing Summer resorts which cluster about
tho beautiful bay. and some suitable en-
tertainment will be provided for the
evening. Ii is not likely that the party
can be held together longer than Thurs
day, but numerous side excursions will
be arranged for those who can remain
longer.
1t is impossible to issue at this date
full and correct list of papers which will
bs read and topics discussed, but a fol-
lowing will constitute part of the in
teresting exercises:
MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Presidents address-C. s. Hampton,
Harbor Springs Independent.
Random Thoughts about Newspaper
Buslness-T0m. ). Applegate, Adrian
Times and ExD0sitor.
What Outsiders know about running
Newspaper-A. j. Shakespeare, Kala-
mazOo Gazette.
Relation of the Press to Railroads
Geo. nj. Dewey, OwOsSo Times.
The Press as al EdueatOr-Wm. Van
Buren,, Lansing Republican.
The Mission Of q Country Newspaper
d. b. Anger, Charlotte Republican.
l.. E. Rowley, Lansing Jour-
nal.
Gil r. Osman (Reformsd) late
of Evening News.
WESTERN MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Presidents address,. NJ. Sellers.
Cedar Springs Clipper.
Pen, Ink and Paste Pot : II. Potts,
Grand Haven Courier Journal.
20, D.-Ed. 4. Smith, Howard City
Recorder.
Look Out for Number One-Otis Full
Ter. Clinton Republican, ST. Johns.
Newspaper Making as a Business j.
Wight Giddings, Cadillac News.
GENERAL AND sCNDRY.
Bone Selo-Ren. Barker, Reed City
Clarion.
Press song-J. W. Long, at. Pleasant
Times.
Vocal Music-Maj. and Mrs. j. w.
Long, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Com.
Crayon Sketches of the Lights and
Shadows of the Craft.--H. Nj. Rose,
Grand Rapids Telegram.
The following practical topics will be
discussed by eompstent and experienced
printers:
Hints on the preservation Of type.
Plain vs. fancy printing. Power press
printing. Rules for display. Hand
press printing. The appearance Of a
country paper. Making and preserving
printers rollers. THE He'll Box" every
member each association