The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-07-09
Dakota Press Association.

L
iecond Annual Meeting-Who Were Pres
ent-Hospitaiity of Aberdeen-The ex =
cursion to st. Paul, etc.
| The second annual meeting oi he Cen.
raj Dakota Editors began at Aberdeen
IN the 2lst. They were accompanied and
] ntertained by the Clark Cornet Band oI
! eli members At the first session Il well
coming speech was made by the mayor OF
| lie city. The response was by j. e. Ad
tms OF Webster, a memorial address WAS
delivered by Il. w. Wheeler OF Mitchell
On the second day about i2p ciitors
we're present The business consisted oi
| Communications new business and he aIl-
,ual report and address 10y President
onklin OF Clark, which was well rcceiy we'd
Reports OF committees on various topics.
Dakota Journalism" was handled by
lohn ain OF Huron. Gov Mellrttc read
paper entitled The New Ptofesson,'
| On the third day, am essay WAS read
| ~ A. II. Lewis OF Milhank on "Adver.
isiug, Home and Foreign. The foliow-
ng officers were elected for the ensuing
| tear
Augustine Davis, Huron president. w
u. Potter, La Mourr, first vice prc,idcnt;
\. C. Nash Canton, second vice president;
ieorge srhIoss,r, HlGut secretary, SAM T.
lover, siomN Falls, assistant secretary;
Wesley Moran, Elicni"le. treasurer, eNceu-
i've comptter, John Ii. Drake, aberdeen;
| }, NJ, Evans, Millhauk; George W. lIopp,
3rookinas, Charles f. Ilackctt, Parker; A.
| Biz, Forest ty together with the prcs
lent and secretary.
A parade took place composed of the fire
| department. Aberdeen band, militia, edi-
.ors and Clark band. 1t was followed by
| banquet at the rink. Following were the
;oasts:
Dakota, " IL N. Williamson, Flan!reau,
Pioneers OF Dakota, $. j. Conkln, Clark;
'Artesian Wells OF Dakota A. Davis.
! Huron, aberdeen. L. w. Brann, Water
own; Ladies' of Dakota" O. NJ. Potter,
Ia Moure Dakota Politicians, II. c.
Nash, Caution Newspaper Iiumor in Da-
iutn, s. I, Clover Sioux Falls; The
! Dnily Press oi Dakota j. l.. McNamina.
Pierre, "opnions of Newspaper Men" l..
II. Bowman, Aberdeen.
NAMES OF EXcrRsloNlsrs.
The following are the names of the excur-
'ionists to 81. Paul. but they do not con.
Ititutc all who We're present at the meeting
vt Aberdeen as many were Obliged for va.
'ious reasons to deny themselves the pleas,
lre o! the trip;
President till June 80, 1856, S. j. Conk.
in. PRESIDENT Augustine Davis Daily liu.
Potter prooress aud ,hr,nir1a ! F, Wn,ra.
q Nash News C,,tnn snYratnrm ,:al, -
Scbl,.ser Adyncata hI,,,,+.,ss;stn,+'
clover Irnde, S;nnx Tniis Tra,,,.
Wesley Moran I,ea,lar lyIanlo,a E,ac,,''
i've Commit u N Fynos ,,dar N;i,
,auk. Chos 4 lIYrtr,t N.w Era P,,.i,n,.
A. Biz, Pres. Forest titv. q ~ H,mn
BrooIiinrs Press. lohn II Drake pinnner
Aberdeen. Allgnstine pnyis,nd vile Daily
uurnnire JInrnn Woilr n p,,.+a. cl,n,,; No.,
lie. In Moure \ q E,sh ana NJ. NJ
anton. geo S,I,Iossor Arlvncntn IIr,.+
:. T. oliver and vie fa.,1Inr Sin,,v E,iis
Henry Neiil Herald. Biz Stnn4 CIV IA
q. Griswola Eymon%nt. Den fo,ds 'is'
lanes Hishon,,,,1,,,; o.,'a. ',T,i''s iI'in'
n g Brown and wiz, JJnr,i5 I,m,ia"
&. P,rkrr and wife Hn.ii,'. n,n",,, ''"', w W
". Bye-s md viii, rn"Ia tt',%n5 q,
Bernard and lady Nu~net nnsrnr Waito,
t.. Tborutiyl;e InJry ilin5E1lI i y
rumbnnd wifs IInr,Id pn.n,n uon,or'i
:. Shober Miss Cora NJ STohar BnIlefin
Hghmore. Lyman j, Bates Weekly
Times Lake Preston " pvor ,,nS
Nile, Blunt Times HInnt II W;ls"n "; ,'"'
Miss Etta Dnnio Cnnmorrial E,nn
iYle y T rra,sey .,nl ,i,, @.,r,i,Inn
Matte and rlara lJ,ro,,;te M, III
-on W q rras.r ,,,i,,.,, ra'+1,re',i',
Toe II Cb,nnia lnnr,'oi Cr,.,J pa''iG' -
l." p sherwood Ioa,lnr IA, So,
.nrter Advocate canton Nm II Firis'anG ID
Lady Miss Noh,m neni,, I;,,n. D., s,,.
Emma, y f Sm,ith Nc,id H., vasIan
Moran and vile e,llrr Ijlendal.
Bancroft and wife 1,imcs IIn''chostor
Aloys R;lz and Gn,,,b,s. No. p,e'.
Fnrss, , ',' ,''',' ba u,,' ss,e ~ ~ rrSss
IRA porte, Goo X uon,, .,,'d ,,;in NJ,
Edward liart Press Ernnlin"s lnbn II
Drake and wife pinnea- AharGean jnh,
an and vie Nss tnnr,e an,'rsa tn. on,
Huron Fli Jobnso,., ,'7I 49, n; ~,
Herald G. q rhnr.b a,d ,,;t, cr',,;
.r News Wotrrtown Thn,nns' NJ,
neil and vile pr;,ir;e unmn Gnrt,,
age. J. c. Adams Reporter & Farm
r. WehSter' n. L. Henry and wife, nis
2atch, Kedhela; John Sisler, Sentinel,
uaroId' a. l.; bueI, Courler'News, Water
own .lohn Bushei! and wife. Advance
Northviiie, y rank a. Howe and sister
iilnNhe; MGile,te. +. a: Brown, Review,
LARK. ~ -, Martih, Enterprise, Valley
rt'rihSSs' Is w; y. stout, GA@e'tr, Ipswich
req y: 9Iefiiis' Ilnes, huron. L. Haas
" - .'' i''1''",,it' i','iloA: = -. rer
- i.ePuohcah Mitchell. Alnnsihs
VI Mei!s'''t "nd "'ie; bchocrnt, Huron U
"a "a ,"u l'">t'' ana VIE hll%zard, ,opp
- d. i,nrro" ana "lir, sentinel, Brook
n ms. MISS y u. Bartlett, correspondent
iiio"he, -'iihe',oiiS. Tnu' butcher, Ha
sG.'e' nay ino"u, ~. VI. fvans ano
"'ie a,i" daughter Jennie, Milbank
u. u. Johnson ana Vile, REVIEW, Clark.
:. w. liarN ana wi'e' Tribune, St. Law
,ehGe. :. II. bronson ana wiie, Howard
~ y. NJ May,'ew' pi,ae' i-etGher' Mrs. a.
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