St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-23
THE DAKOTA EDITORS
Arrive i'm WinneapoIis--AnE yening
SessiOn--PrOgram of Their Stay.

The members of the Dakota Press asSo
citation. with their ladies, arrived at :
O'Clock last evening from WATERFOWL, over
! the Minneapolis d ST. Louis road, anC
headed by the WATERFOWL Light GuarC
band, which accompanied them. marched
to the West hotel, where rooms were as
| signed. The party includes, together witt
a number of citizens from Watertown
about one hundred and fifty people, as fol
! lows:
Presidents. ]. Conklin, Clark.
Vice President-A. Davis of the Huronite
Huron.
Secretary-George Schlosser, Blunt Advo
cate.
Treasurer. E. Rutan, Salem Register.
w. o. Frazier, Hamlin County Times, Castle
wood
w. E. Scarritt. Doland Record.
l.. ID. Lyon, Dakota News, WATERFOWL
Paul butcher. Raymond Gazette.
j. II. King, Chamberlin Register.
John ii. Drake, Aberdeen Pioneer.
George A. EdeS, Watertown Democrat.
Fred E. Sterling, Free Trade Democrat
Huron.
C. II. Ellis, Ellisville Independent.
| Wesley Moran, Dickey County Leader, Ell
| lendale.
| a. C. Mellette, Dakota News, WATERFOWL.
E. p. Thorne, AppomatOx Herald, Apo
matoX.
c. p. Sherwood, De Smet Leader
A. III. Lewis, Grant County Review, Mil
| bank.
A, G. Bernard, The Magnet, Roscoe.
L. J. Bates, Lake Preston Times.
L. II. Wilson, Glendale Commercial.
S. G. Dewell, Norfolk Spy.
w. G. Brown, Hurley Herald.
ii. c. Shober, Dramhall Blade.
Henry Hoffman, Dakota Scoot Journal,
Blunt.
5. Hutchins, Howard Farmer.
| II. +. Hobbs, Flandreau Herald.
w. w. Byers, Altoona Eagle.
| c. g. Clark, Tribune, st. Lawrence.
| J. NJ. Aud, Plankinton Free Press.
a. c. Parsons, Okobojo Times.
c. ID. Barrett, Aberdeen Republican.
+. II. Carruth. Estelline Bell.
c. N. Van Hosen, Copp Blizzard.
J. G. Adams, Webster Reporter and Farmer
7. J. Corey, Redfield Journal.
&. NJ. Howe, Melette Tribune.
II. L. Sill, BrookingS Press.
H. s. Murphy, Aurora Times.
q. G. Britton, Worthwhile Advance.
Aloyz Biz, Forest City Press.
w. +. T. Bushnell, Dakota Farmer. Huron
John 7. Cogan, Rec Heights Free Press.
Robert ID. Kelly, Deadwood Times.
NJ. j. Simpson, Clark County Democrat
Clark.
Fred NJ. Pratt, White Lake Times.
w. II. Ruggles, Ipswich Gazette.
Il. Johnson, HighmOre Herald
$. A. Armstrong, Huron Herald.
John Lafaber, Dakota Democrat, Chamber.
lin.
X. NJ. Ewart, Mitchell Capital
j. A. Stanley, Gary Interstate.
ID. NJ. Evans, Milbank Index.
ii. L. Henry, Redfeld Dispatch.
John K. Mccormick, White Enterprise.
n. 7. Smith, Huron Daily Times.
L. F. Conklin, Clark County Pilot, Clark.
c. w. Startling, Aberdeen News.
Herbert Geddes, Doland Record.
(. NJ. Figge, Bridgewater Times.
y. j.. Hague, Clark County Pilot, Clark.
j. w. Parmley, Roscoe Herald.
L. j. Dean, Huron Herald.
H. o. Besancon. Harold Star.
j. w. Howell. Broo1ings Sentinel.
L. L. Bancroft, Manchester Times.
THE LADIES
! include Mrs. S. J Conklin of Clark: Mrs. A
Davis, Huron; Miss j. E. Ruten, Salem; Mrs
Mrs. w. c. Braun, Hurley; Mrs. S. Hutchins
Harvard; Mrs. c. G.. Clark, st. Law
renee; Mrs. A. c. Parsons, Okobojo
Mrs. c. NJ. Howe, Mellette; Mrs. Aloyz Bell
| Forrest City; Mrs. G.. c. Britton, Worthwhile
Mrs. John T. Cogan, Rec Heights; Mrs. Johr
Lafaber, Chamberlin; Mrs. S. NJ. Figge
Bridgewater; Mrs. r. NJ. Ewart, Mitchell
Mrs. ID. NJ Evans, Milbank; Mrs. n. T. Smith
! Huron; Mrs. L. ID. Lyon, Watertown; Mrs
j. II. King, Chamberlin.
| There are also included in the party LaureI
/ Dunlap, commissioner of immigration, &C
companied by his wife; Prof. W. T. CORR,
and wife of WATERFOWL, and the followinI
citizens of Watertown are guests of thu
party: Mr.. and Mrs.W. Mcintyre .H.R. Peas,
and wife, E. c. Dewey, J. +. West and wife
John Kemp and wife, Ward Williams anS
| lady, {. G. Williams, Mrs DIR. Groesbeck anC
| Mrs. L. ID. Tresham.
THE ASSOCIATION
began its annual meeting at WATERFOWL on
Monday afternoon, and remained at thai
place until Wednesday evening, when TN,
departure was made for Minneapolis. Dur
ing their stay they were given reception
and banquet. The association was started
three years ago when an organization wa.
made at Pierre as the Editorial Association
of the Huron Land District. One yeal
later the association was reorganized as ths
Dakota Central Press association. embrae
ing the land districts of Huron. Aberdeen
and WATERFOWL.
AT the WatertOwn meeting this wear 4
was decided to still further increase the ter
ritory embraced by the association, and in.
vitation was extended to the editors o-
Southern and Northern Dakota to become
members, the name being changed to the
DAKOTA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The association has a membership of 1OC
and If its proposed enlargement is carried
out the membership will be trebled.
AT an adjourned meeting held last evening
at the West hotel, discussion
of matters pertaining to the
association was had, Gen. Sell, Gus Davi.
and G.. q. Clark were .appointed a commit.