Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-01
DakotS Press association.

BakOtS Press Association.
secoad Annual sieeting--wbo Were Pres
ens hospitality of Aberdeen--Thep ex-
cur on TO st. Paul, etc.
The second annual meeting OF the Cen
trail Dakota Editors began at Aberdeen
on the 21st. They were accompanied and
entertained by the Clark eornet Bants OF
ten members at the first session a wei
coming speech was made by the mayor OF
the city. The response was by j. c. Ad-
ans OF Webster. memorial address was
delivered by f. w. Wheeler OF Mitchell
on the second day about 10 editors
we're present. The business consisted OF
! communications, new business and he an
tnual report aud address by President
Conklin CT Clark, which was well recei we'd.
| Reports of committees on various topics,
Dakota Journalism" was handled by
| lohn Cain OF Huron. GOV. Mellette read
| a paper entitled The New Profession"
| On the third day, an essay was read
\ by A. II. Lewis OF Millbank on "Adver-
/ tisins, Home end Foreign" The follow
/ Ing officers were elected for the ensuing
4 year:
| Augustine Davis, Huron, president; W.
NJ. Potter, La Moure, first vice president
! n. G. Nash, Canton. second vice president;
| George Schlosser, Blunt, secretary; Sam L.
J Clover, Sioux Falls, assistant secretary;
/ Wesley Moran, Ellendsle, treasurer; execu-
| tive complittee, John II. Drake. Aberdeen;
| ID. NJ. Evans Millbank; George w. Hopp.
! Brookings; Charles F. Hackett. ParkeriE
/ Bib. Forest City. together with the pE;esi-
| dent and SECRETARY. ~ :
| 4 parAde ftssk place composed o fhef<e
| department.. tberdeen band, iniiiSsa. eli
/ tors and ClaNE.bapd. 1t was to}ieved by
! a banquet al nSS rink. FolsfIReke the
toasts:
r. Oak ta,,, II. * Nilliamsos-<l ia pJreau;
4 'Piohfffs OF pak6fa,, IS. j. sonktHf9 " n.
| ''ArfsEfah' weifs sUf 4,Nkssas '~-t : sesS<.
1 Huron, sAbericen, u. W. B7sffh7r~ Nhtefs'
| town Ladies of Dakota" %. NJ. Potter,
La M66re; elta b7ssi' = J.sfcr'as, -. II. -
| Nash Eaft6nS ;kewspafef Htlm6rR ~ lft-
kotaF 3. i. ClYfer, ;sbtx FalsS The
Tally Press ~ Uakots.ss \. l.. NgNamina.
Piefre 10pDihisfs.ff -Newsfsa psr -Assrf; 7s.k.,
all. Bowman, Aberdeen.
NAMES or ExcuRsIoNrsTs.
|. The following aSst be pau.es oltAe eNeur-
sionists to st. Paul, but they do not con-
stitute all who were present at the meeting
at Aberdeen, as many we're Obliged for va
Fious reas ons fopdsnf thcmseiyas fhe tiesis.
ure of the trip: AE@-
lin. President. Augustine Davis. Daily IIu.
ronito: Huron. Vice. presidents, Waldo NJ
Potter. Progress and Chronicle. La MonffeessF
\. e. Nash. News. Canton. SecreLarY.te6
Schfosser; I'D v oeate. lSiuiH; asssfant "a 10.
T. "a lover. Leader, SIOUX Falls, 1'sessurer
Wesley Moran, Leader, EllendaIe sExeeE
tive Committee ID. VI. Evans, Index, Mil.
bank; Chas F. Hackett New Era, Parker;
A. Biz, Press Forest Atty; G. w. Hopp,
Brookings Press; .Fohn II. Drake, Pioneer.
Aberdeen. Augustine Davis and vile, Daily
fliur5niie II6rons Waldo NJ PottersG iIosfi-
Gle. In 1iot3 NJ Nashand wife, Metz,
Canton. Geo. scifinsser. Advocate, Bfnt-
5. T. Clover and wife, Leader, Sioux Falls.
I Henry Neil, Herald, Big Stone City. Ed.
e. Griswold, Exponent, Dell Rapids.
James $. Bishop and wife, Teacher Huron.
w. C. Brown and wife. Herald, Hurley. n.
q. Parker and wife, Rustler. Bangor. w.
W. Byers AMI wife, Eagle: .aitonnag A. q:
Bernard and lady. Magnet Roscoe. Walter
L. Thorndyke, Iudex,,. kinibal. J. Il.
CruHib and wife. Herald, Rescos.b Howptd
c. Shober, Miss Cora NJ. sShober, Bulletin,
Highmore Lyman J. Bates, Weekly
Times. Lake Preston. w. A. Ryan and
WIFE, Blunt Times, Blunt. l.. ii. Wilson,
Miss Eta DEMO. Commercisi,s ELLEN.
dale. f. T. Cressey and daughters,
Matte and Clara. Huronite, HUI
Joe NJ -Chapple, Journal, Grand Rapids
c. p. Sherwood, Leader, -ils Smet...A. L,
Carter, Advocate, Canton. VIM. II. Ellis and
Lady, Miss Mable DEMO, Times. Port
Epna. +. r. Smith Alcaid, Huron. Wesley
Moran and wife. Leader, Elendale. l.. L..
Bancroft and wife, Times, Manchester.
Alloys Biz and daughter. Maggie j., Press,
Forest City. Chas. L. Hackett, The New
Era, Parker. Geo. w. Hopp and vile, Mrs.
Edward Hart, Press, Brookings. John ii.
Drake and wife. Pioneer, Aberdeen. John
Cain and wife, Miss George Ambrose Times
Huron. Eli johnson asd wife. Highmore,
Herald. G. e.. ChiIresi.sand wife, Court.
or News, WATERFOWL. Thomas Mct'on-
nell and wife, Prairie Home Garth
ase.g.sqJ. g. AsaIps Reporter & Farm
er, Websteg. III. LsHenry and WIFE, Dis
patch, Redfddf. Iofn~ Siger, Sentinel,
Harold. IL. Istiel. Cotirier News, Water
town. John Btishell and wife, Advance,
Worthwhile. Frank A. Howe and sister,
Tribune, Mellette. y. A. Brown, Review,
Clark. t. J, Martin, Enterprise, Valley
Springs. w. q, Stout; Gazette Ipswich,
Fred l.. Sterling, Times, Huron. Z. Haas
and wife, independent, LennoS. Z. l.. Fer
ris, Republican, Mitchell. sAlansilg b..
Melville and wife. Democrat huron. g..
Nj. Van Hosen and wiie, Blizzard, Copp.
ID. j. barrow and wife, Sentinel, Brook
ings. Miss C.s'J.FBgrtlett,. correspondent
Tribune, Minneapolis. Paul butcher, Ga
zette, raymond. ID. NJ. Evans and
wife and daughter iennie, Milbank.
IL r. Johnson and vile, Review, Clark.
I. &. Clark and wife, Tribune, ST. Law
renee. :. IL Bronson and wife, Howard.
Gainii ill., ~ "a s;gi pi. "i'i'rep
/ ,,re snS ,g;ta rri,,ns Pi ;o I'M u
Tb,bb',cI frr;Lnaa f,,s,.iot = Ea.s.t
M .Itnana " "Par,,G.,. uor',Ii'
PoscSo' y I..Spa ,ra.,s - ia, H.
ali Wabstnr NJ T S;,,,,s GU H. nalS1. -
cIark' Fred II c,,rrnt nth and and vile H EsfeI'
liue Bell. s. II. Hague and wife, Pilot, Clark.
ASSOCIATION BAND OF CLARE.
l.. H. Giles, Leader. SEQ. Bull. c. A. Conklin.
Claude 81. 1Estft. L. C.StiliweH Geo. BINS
sey. fla Lamar. VI. Wair BrtCertiss p.
W. ware h. Hart. Geo. Thompson. +.
L. Ionkiin and wife. Fred Gerber.
Tho fourth day WAS occupied IN looking
over CT. raul ana Minneapolis. A large
number went out to White Bear Lake, IL
miles distant, accompanied by st. Paul
loulhs'nsts' oeEerll hours were spent on
am. ~ tiie
~! -; z, s,ie =, @
to disinteeraie- mite q n,,n,lIer kIng their
denarture for home
In the,eyeaine. nearly. all who were left
dsnarted ~, ! ste.ne,.,ia own tl,a si;ssiss;,,,,;
for McGregor, Iowa, and thence to their re-
spectiye homes. The weather was exceed
ingly favorable during the whole trip from
Aberdeen, and all were well pleased, despite
the iheVitaDe iatIgne OF poEwying
"a s&.E III - z .
At Parsons, Kansas, William ouartes,
ktt" ard ffollhsi ~. -isr stlchansn. and Al
bert JaystalI who particiDated in the late