St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-25
DAKOTA QUILL DRIVERS.
ARRIVAL in st. Paul of the Dakota Ed
ttorial Association.
How Members VIII Amuse Them.
selves in the Capital City.

The members of the Dakota Press asso-
ciatlon, accompanied by large number of
lsaies. arrived in the city at 6 O'clock last
evening on the Milwaukee road. Thew
were met at Merriam Park by committee
composed of representatives of the GLOBE,
tne minnesota type foundry, the Benton 81
waldo company, the American Press asso-
clatlon and the Volkszeitung, headed by
II. +. hall, and when the train arrived at
the Union depot were taken in carriages to
the Hotel Ryan. The party registered at
the Ryan exactly ten hours after leaving
Aberdeen, OAK, having made run of over
400 miles and the tram consuming one
hour and thirty minutes for stops. They
were accompanied by William l.. Kelly,
superintendent of the Hastings & Dakota
division, and j. B. Flagg, district passenger
agent. The party remains at the Ryan until
IL O'Clock to-day, when they will go to
White Bear over the Duluth road on
special train, rendered by President Fisher
OF the road. AT White Bear they will 20
aboard the steamer Dispatch for sail, and
will leave White Bear on the train at 1:3O
o'clock, returning to the Ryan for dinner.
They were rendered a ride about the city
this afternoon but have declined, as many
OF the ladies and gentlemen will wish to in
vi WV faAiouo ~. dul DuSluGSS establish
ments. At 10 o'clock this evening they
leave st. Paul by steamer for McGregor.
Ia, where they will go by special train to
Mason City and be banquetted by citizens.
The proceed thence to Clear Lake, where
there is camp meeting, and thence home.
Following is a complete list Of members of
the party:
President. Augustine Davis, Daily Huron
lite, Huron; vice-presidents, Waldo NJ. Potter
Progress and Chronicle, La Moure; N. c.
Nash, News, Canton; secretary, George
Sehlosser, Advocate, Blunt; assistant, Sam
4. Clover, Leader, Sioux Falls; treasurer,
Wesley Moran, Leader, Glendale; executive
committee, ID. NJ Evans, Index, Mibank;
Charles F. Hackett, New Era Parker; A
Blitz. Press, Forest City; G.. w. Hopp, Brook
ings Press: John H. Drake, Pioneer, Aber-
deem; Augustine Davis and wife, Daily HUI
ronite, Huron; Waldo NJ. Potter, Chronicle
La Moure; N. G. Nash and wife, News Can
ton; George Schlosser, Advocate, Blunt;
5. Il. Clover and wife, Leader, Sioux Falls;
Henry Nelll, Herald. Big Stone City; Ed E.
Griswold, Exponent, Dell HRapids; James S.
Bishop and wife, Teacher, Huron: W. c..
Brown and wife, Herald, Hurley; N G.
Parker and wife, Rustler, Bangor: NJ. NJ
Byers and wife, Eagle, Altoona; A. G. Barn
ard and lady, Magnet, Roscoe; Walter L..
Thorndyke, Index, Kimbali: J. r. Crumb and
wife, Herald, Roscoe; howard G. Shober, Miss
Cora M. Shober, Bulletin, Highmore; Lyman
]. Bates, Weekly Times, Lake Preston; W. A.
Ryan and wife, Blunt Times, Blunt; l.. HI.
Wilson, Miss Eta DEMO, Commercial, Ellen
dale; E. T. Cressey and daughters,
Matte and Clara. Huronite, Huron;
w. 20. Fraser, Times, Castlewood;
Joe. NJ. Chapple. Journal. Grand Rapids;
@. P. Sherwood, Leader, Desmet; A. L. Car
ter, Advocate, Canton; William FL. Ellis and
lady, Miss Mable DEMO, Times, Port Emma
f. f. Smith, Acaid Huron; Wesley Moran
and wife, Leader, Glendale; l.. l.. Bancroft
and wife, Times, Manchester; Alloys Biz and
daughter. Maggie j., Press, Forest City;
Charles f. Hackett, TAe New Era, Parker;
George w. Hopp and wife and Mrs. Edward
Hart, Press, Brookings; John I'll. Drake and
wife, Pioneer, Aberdeen; S. L. Hay, Pilot,
Clark: T. G. Convey, Journal, Redheld; w. c,
Russell, Journal, Watertown.
John Cain and wife, Miss Georgia Ambrose
Times, Huron; Eli Johnson and wife, High
more, Herald; c. G. Chnreh and wife, Courier
News, Watertown; Thomas Mcconnell and
wife, Prairie Home, Carthage; J. G. Adams
Reporter and Farmer. Webster; H. l..
Henry and wife, Dispatch, Redield; John
sigler, Sentinel, Harold; A. L. Buell., Courier
News, Watertown; John Bushell and
wife, Advance, Worthwhile; Frank A.
Howe and sister. Tribune, Mel
lette; F. A. Brown, Review, Clark;
L. j. Martin, Enterprise, Valley Springs; w.
o. Stout, Gazette, Ipswich; Fred B. Sterling,
Times, Huron; P. Haas and wife, Indepen-
dent, Lennox; F. L. Ferris, Republican,
Mitchell; Alansing 3. Melville and wife, Dem
ocrat, Huron; G. NJ - Van Hosen and wife,
Blizzard, Corp; D. J. Darrow and wife, Sem
| tinel, Brooklngs; Miss @. J. Bartlett, cor
respondent Tribune, Minneapolis; Paul
butcher, Gazette. Raymond; d, NJ. Evans
and wife and daughter. Jennie, Mil
G. G.. Clark, Tribune, st. Lawrence:
S. FL. Bronson and wife, Howard: H. E.
Mayhem, Blade, Letcher; Mrs. A. G. Stowe,
editor OF Peoples Friend, Winfred; S. ].
Condlin and wife, Pilot, Clark; J. R. Love and
wife, Times, Bijou Hills; A. B. Chubbuck,
Tribune, Ipswich; G. S. Fassett, News; Al
toena; J. W. Parmley. Herald, Roscoe; E. L.
Sharretts and lady, Herald, Webster; NJ. J.
Simpson, Democrat. Clark; Fred H. Carruth
and wife, EStelline Bell.