Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

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and willing to render all the AID nee
essary in the case.
j. 9. ADAMS.
Com. ID. Nj. Evans.
Il. +. CoSKLIN.
The following resolutions were
adopted Friday afternoon on board
the steamer Lotus at Lake Mime
tonka:
Resolved, That we, as members OF
the Dakota press Association, in con
vention assembled, do retnrn thanks
to the jobbers' association and busi-
ness men of Minneapolis for the in
terest manifested in our pleasure
While visiting their city.
Resolved, That through their cour-
tesy we were given drive about their
beautiful city, thus being enabled to
view its magnificent business blocks
and residences, its extensive mills, its
splendid scenery, and its wster-power
Of worldwide repute.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
association are hereby rendered to
Superintendent G. H. Prior, of the
Chicago, Milwaukee q st, Paul rail
way company, for the special train
furnished the jobbers' association for
our trip to Minnehaha Falls and for
other courtesies extended to us.
Resolved, That the visit TO Lake
Minnetonka, through the efforts OF
the jobbers' association, in which they
were assisted by Messrs. McCrory
and Small, of the Minneapolis motor
| line. was one OF the most pleasant
features Of our excursion. and demon.
strates to us that Minneapolis is the
summer resort of the northwest
Resolved, That the thanks OF this
association are returned to the mem
bers of the press of Minneapolis FOR
the fraternal courtesies extended to
us while in their city.
Resolved, That we appreciate the
efforts of G. u. Haffelfnger, George
r. Newell, V. q. Hush and Anthony
Kelly OF the reception committee APP
pointed by the Jobbers Association,
especially those of MIR. Hefielfnger,
who accompanied MS on our trip 10
Minnetonka.
A rising of thanks was also tender
g. Il. Heffelfinger and V. q. Hush
who accompanied the party.
On board the train near Tracy,
Mimi, the association was called to
order by vice president Davis, and
the following resolutions were report
ed by the committee ON resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the cordial recep-
ton rendered to us upon our brief
visit to st. Paul was but another to-
ken of the generous hospitality of the
great Northwest.
Resolred, That the thanks of this
association are hereby rendered to
the members of the chamber of COM
merce of The city OF st. Paul and to
the various committees appointed by
that organization for the hospitable
manner in which we were welcomed
to the metropolis of the Northwest;
for the drive about their principal
streets and around their picturesque
dwelling sites; also for the elegant
supper and reception given us in the
evening.
Resotued, That the thanks OF the
association are hereby returned to
the members OF the press of st. Pau!
for the kindly interest manifested in
making our visit To their city pleas
ant and memorable one.
Resolued, That the thanks of our
association are rendered to the Min
neapolis Il st. Louis; the Chicago,
Milwaukee A. st. Paul; the st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Manitoba; the Chica
go, st. Paul. Minneapolis Il Omaha
and the Chicago Il Northwestern
railway companies for the transpor
tation furnished to our wives and
ourselves, and, also, to their officers
and employees for the numerous O .her
courtesies extended.
Resolred, That the thanks of the
association are returned to its officers
for the past year and to it's present
officials; 5. j. Conkin, president; A.
Davis, vice president, and George
Slosser, secretary, for their successful
efforts in making this meeting ant,
excursion success.
RESOLVED, That the secretary of this
association be instructed to forward d
copy OF these resolutions to the press
OF St. Paul for publication.
The association then adjourned
sine die.
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