The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-07-01
Dakota Press Association,

Dakota Press Association, |
iecond Annual Meeting-WhoW Were Press
( ent-Hospitality OF Aberdeen-Thee x )
cursIon to ST. Paul, etc.
I The second annual meeting OF HE Gen.
raj: Dakota Editors began atAterdeen
IN the 21st. They were accompanied and
entertained, by the Clark Cornet Band Of
ZEN members At the first session Il well
coming speech was made by the mayor oil
he city. The response was by J. c. Ad'
inns OF Webster.. A memorial address wat
delivered by E. w. Wheeler OF Mitchell.
On the second day about 120 editors
we're present. The business consisted OF
commitment lions, new business and the an
,ual report and address by President
,onklin OF Clark, which was well received.
Reports OF committees on various topics.
Dakota Journalism was handled by
John Cain OF Huron. Gov. Mellette read
. paper entitled 1.-THE New Profession"
on the third day, an essay was read
.,y A. H. Lewis OF ,Millbank On "Adver-
Using, Home and Foreign" The follow
ng officers we're elected for tho ensuing
{ear: o.. .y5,iri u u .,.iI -
Augustine Davis, Huron, president; W.
II. Potter, La. Moure, first vice president;
\. C. Nash, Canton. second vice president
George Schlosser, Blunt, secretary; Sam T.
Wesley Moran, Ellendnlc, treasurer; execu-
i've complittee, j ohm II. Drake, Aberdeen;
}. NJ. Evans, Millbank; George w. Hopp,
BOOKINGS; Charles F. Hackett, Parker; a.
Bill, Forest City, together with the presi.
lent and secretary. . g
parade took place composed Of the fire
department., Aberdeen band, militia, etli-
;ors and Clark band, 1t was followed by
banquet at the rink. Following were the
;oasts: ~ {! KS. + 3
Dakota" H. NJ. williamson, Flandreau,
Pioneers Of Dakota, rs. J! Conklin, Clark;
'Artesian Wells OF Dnkota," A. Davis.
Huron; Aberdeen" Z. W. Brann, Water
Gown; Ladies' OF Dakota" o. NJ: Potter,
La Moure; Dakota Politicians" H. C:
Nash, Canton; Newspaper Humor in Da-
iota," s. T. Clover, Sioux Falls; 1.-THE
Daily Press OF Dakota" J. L. McNamina.
Pierre; "Opinions OF Newspaper Men" i.
II. Bowman, Aberdeen. 51g.
NAMES OF EACURSiONlST5s
The following are the NAMES OF tho excur-
,onists to St. Paul, but they do not con.
,titute all who we're present ut the meeting
1T Aberdeen, as many were Obliged Tor va
tious reasons to deny themselves the pleas.
ire OF the trip: = -r
ronite; Huron. Vice.presidents, Waldo NJ.
Potter, Progress and Chronicle, La Moure;
Y. c. Nash, News, Canton. Secretary, Geo.
Schlosser, Advocate Blunt; assistant, Sam.
T. Clover. Leader, Sioux Falls. Treasurer,
Wesley Moran, Leader, Glendale. Execu.
tive Committee. ID. M. Evans, Index, Mil.
bank; Chas. I. Hackett. New Era, Parker:
A. Biz, Press; Forest City;s G. w. Hopp,
Brookings Press; John II. Drake, Pioneer,
Aberdeen. Augustine Davis and wife, Daily
HurOnite, Huron. Waldo NJ. Potter, Choni.
sle La Moure. N. c. Nash and wife, News,
Canton. Geo. Schlosser, Advocate, Blunt.
5. T. Clover and vile, Leader, Sioux Falls.
Henry NeiH. Herald, Big Stone City. Ed.
3. Griswold, Exponent, Dell Rapids.
James S. Bishop nd vile. Teacher, Huron.
G. Parker ind vile, Rustler. Bangor. w.
W. Byers and wife, Eagle, Altoona. A.tG.
Bernard and lady, Magnet, Roscoe. Walter
{. ThorndYke, Index, Kimball. j. r.
Crumb and wife. Herald, Roscoe. Howard
.. Shober, Miss Cora NJ. Shober, Bulletin,
Highmore. Lyman J. Bates, Weekly
Times, Lake Preston. W. A. Ryan and
wife, Blunt Times, Blunt. L. H. Wilson,
Miss Eta DEMO, Commercial, Ellen.
aale. E. T. Cressey and daughters,
Matte and Clara, Huronite, HUI.
ron. w. o. Fraser, Times, Castlewood.
Joe n. Chnpple, Journal, Grand Rapids.
:. 2. Sherwood, Leader, Do Smet. "A. L.
Garter, Advocate, Canton. VIM. H Ellis and
Lady, Miss Mable DEMO. Times, Port
Emma. F. 7. Smith, Alcaid. Huron. Wesley
Bancroft and vile, Times, Manchester.
Alloys Biz, and daughter, Maggie T.. Press,
Forest City. Chas. F. Hackett, The New
Era, Parker. Geo. w. Hopp and wife, Mrs,
Edward Hart, Press, Brookings. John H.
Drake and wife, Pioneer. Aberdeen. John
Cain and wife, Miss Georgia Ambrose Times
Huron. Eli johnson and vile, Highmore,
Herald. 9. G. Church and wife, Court.
.r.Eews, ;Watertown. Thomas McCon.
aell and wife. Prairie Homo, Garth.
age. J. G. Adams. Reporter & Farm.
n, Webster. II. L. Henry and wife, Dis.
patch, Redfeld. John Sigler, Sentinel,
Harold. A. L. Buell. Courier: News, Water.
sown, John Bushell and wife, Advance,
Worthwhile. Frank A. Howe and sister,
Tribune. Mellette. T. A. Brown, Review,
clark. TT. Martin, Enterprise, VALLEY
Springs. W. o. Stout, Gazette; Ipswich,
Fred E.. Sterling, Times, Huron r. Hnal
and wife, Independent, Lennox. F. Il. Fer
III, Republican, Mitchell. q Alansins B
Melville and wife, Democrat, Huron. G
u. Van Hoser and vile, Blizzard, .Copp
D. J. ,Darrow and vile, Sentinel, :sBrook
ngs. Miss Cal. Bartlett, rortesponden1
Tribune. Minneapolis. Paul butcher. Ga
tette, Raymond. D.. M. Evans and
wifeS and daughter Y ennie, Milbank
q. 3. johnson and s:.wiie, Review, Clark
y. g. Clark and wife. Tribune, st. Inv
renee. s. H. Bronson and vile. Howard
He Mayhem, Blade. Letcher. Mrs. A. C
Stowe, Editor OF Peoples Friend, Winfred
SD. Conklin and vile, Pilot, Clark. j. r
Lowe and vile, Times, Bijou Hills. a. B
Move, Altoona. J. w. Parmley, Herald
Roscoe. Ell. Sharretts and Lady. Her
aid, Webster. NJ. j.. Simpson. Democrat
Clark. Fred. II. Carruth and wife, Estel
line Bell. S.2H. Hague and wife, Pilot, Clark
S ASSOCIATION BAND OF CLARK.
LII. Giles, Leader. Geo. Bull. C. "a, Conklin
claude n. Wait. E. G. Stillwell. Geo. Bus
sey. F.. A. Lamar. NJ. Wait. Burt Curtiss. P
L
F. Conklin and wife. Fred Gerber. m
The fourth day was occupied in Iookin,
over st. Paul and Minneapolis. A larg,,
number went out to White Bear Lake. j:
miles distant, accompanied by ST. Pau
Journalists. Several hours were spent O,
an excursion steamer and in the aiternoo,
they returned to the Ryan Hotel to dinner
The excursion party, at this point, begar
to disintegrate, quito q number taking thci,
departure for home. - Z
In the evening, nearly all who were LEI.
departed on asteamer down the Missiasinn
Tor McGregor, Iowa, and thence to their re-
spectiye homes. The weather was exceed
ingly favorable during tho whole trip from
Aberdeen. and all were well pleased, despit,
the inevitable fatigue Of iourneying. d
AZ patsons, Kansas. William Quartes