The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-17
Resolutions Of Press Association.

The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Dakota Press AssociR-
tiOn:
whereas. The second annual meeting OF tIse
Dakota Press Association, and the excursl0n
connccrcu urcrcwrtu, uus pcuss ss BOuxSU ~o9-
much pleasure to the members, and grand
success; and
Whereas, This is due mainly to numerous
good friends, who SO fully and literally pro-
yidci for every want OF our party; therefore.
Resolved, That we. the members Of tia
Dakota Press Association, hereby tender our
heartfelt thanks to all who in any manner
contributed to our comfort or pleasure. and
particularly to the good people OF Aberdeen
who not only opened wide the doors of thar
spacious hotels but their homes as weii. an1
provided for us so bountifuly and freely dur
ing our stay among them. Their generous.
hospitality is equalcd by their enterprise anA
energy, which transformed the houselooS
prairie Of Ave years ago into the substantial
city OF to-day; railway and commercially
center OF rapidly increasing Importance
lighted by electricity and guarded BY are ard
militia companies that would be credit %
any city. and peopled by several thousands of
live men and cultured women. &
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Benefit Publishers Associations. Lewis HatasH
of the st. Paul Globo, NJ McAfce 0f tho1
Northwestern Newspaper Union, L. 4. Frost
of the Minnesota Type Foundry. NeIson ~
Pinuey OF the American Press Associatfou,
Maxwell of the Benton. Waldo Type Foundry.
]. T. Avcrill OF Averill. Carpenter Co.. and
G. II. Licnau Of the yolkszeitung. Tor many
courtcsise during our visit to the city Of 81.
Dt,l Iaiis
White Bear Lake. &
zens of Lacrosse. and z. e. Heutiy, ESQ. ~.
their kindly and warm reception ana pleasant
drive around their beautiful and cnterprioI119
city, which has been the means or cppyey1no
to many OF MS better idea OF the size, heaufr. =
Importance and growth OF the city az n
Crosse than we have had heretofore.
Also, to the Chicago 4 Northwestern asd.
ST. Paul & Duluth Railway companies Tor ~
fayors received.
To the officers OF that popular railway cors-
pany. the Chicago. Milwaukee 81. Paul. 49,
never do anything by halves, We desGrs u
convey our assurance that the Kindly nn6'
courteous manner with which We have ot ~
times been received bv them Ii apprsciate1..
and on this occasion our sincere thanks oxos
rendered them for the special trains froun
Aberdeen to st. Paul. and from Prnirio a.
Chicn to our homes, which were suporir-
tended in the person OF eupt. w. n. Kelley 6ll
the former, and Asst. supt J. d. Cable a. 49,
latter division; and as we were headed ~ -
band hut not nag. this liberal COMPANY nro.;
vided us with J. h. Flaggs distpiot panoono1'
agent. who accompanied has throughuue ox<l
will long be remembered by every one of ~.
for his constant and untiring efforto n -
behalf--a better Flagg lever headed anY &x
peditiou. which Is evidently the sense uf q =
Association. as we are al haunting mfniarrrf
C.. M. & st. p. Ry Gags. s Ds3
Also to Commodore w. r. Davidson ~ tho]
81. Louis and St. Paul Packet Co, for iho1r
pleasantest of all steamboat trips. TRIP -
the Mississippi from It, Paul to Prairie ~
Chen. aboard tho commodious ara 6tnuo1H
steamer st. Paul, commanded By rho oonf6f3
Captain VIM Burke, and ofaccrcd thronS10>&| 7
by gentlemen who know how 70 ho01In Y
steamer and make . river trip plesont - nnrI{
sengers. TO these gentlemen We are c&1feo
for the best of care while in CHARGE ana 1
every possible accommodation. y ~
Last, but not least. We again thank oot r1;
tiring president, Hon. 8. J. Coukiin, ana ooo1 ~
tary Geo. schlosscr. for thu eG1C1ont n2nr
In which they have dischafrcd ~ snnn1 ~
arduous services demanded Of thcms ~
members OF the Clark Silver Cornot n
who not only added much to NE pbeen{6
this trip as band. but by their noo1loG
bearing have. individually ond ocllnc>
been credit 70 theueelvqet - ~, 4n( ri N
A6ot Iorr1toyy which ~ fcproGoNt "
4 ~ po6olvod tt61 ~ 6oor&
roQ6 Dur0or1 ScrV 81 49,