St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-04
TT WAS EDITORS DAY.
Knights of the Shears and Paste Pot
Take Psep at the Ex-
position.
The Newspaper Men Cordially Re-
ceived and Entertained by
the Press Club.
New Features About the ShoW--The
Attendance GratifyinSly
Large

Yesterday was editors day at the EXPOSE
ton, and there was quite a sprinkling or
newspaper men, who came principally from
Minnesota and Dakota. Most of them called
at the headquarters, where they were well
romed by Director c. NJ. Palmer, q. +.
Wallihan and other local newspaper men.
A j. Blethen of the Tribune was also on
hand to cultivate the acquaintance OF MS
local contemporaries. Each was decorated
with bright, scarlet badge. and, AFTER
writing his name in the big register, was
given the freedom of the big building Ior
the day. Many were accompanied Dy tnelr
ladies and their concentrations of the EX-
position were music to the ears OF
the directors who have all became warm
admirers of the power of the press. In
the evening they met at o'clock, and in a
body attended the performance OF the
''Private Secretary at the Grand opera
house by the invitation OF Manager Conk-
lin, who kindly placed seats at their dis
posal. At the conclusion of the entertain
ment many of the scribes adjourned to the
rooms of the Minneapolis Press club, where
on informal experience meeting was
held. Among those in attendance at the
Exposition during the day were:
Henry Neil, Big Stone Heralds b. A.
Kroshees, Journal, Caledonia: j. H. Glass,
MONTGOMERY Star; NJ. Halvarsen. Albert Lea
Enterprise; A E. Rathbun, Park fegion
Pioneer, Pelican Rapids: Alton crosby,
Nillmar Republican Gazette, r. H. Jessie,
Fimes-Democrat New Orleans; Jennie Henry,
GAINESVILLE Argus; E. A. Bromley, Pioneer
Press: E. X. Bryant. ST. Paul; ID. E. Roselle,
H Hanmere, Daily Railway and Hotel
News; W, C. Edgar, Northwestern Miller; NJ
Il Luther, Pioneer Press; w. E. Caiklns,
Herald. Bath. D. t; Geo. A. Loomis, Duluth
Tribune: Geo. P. Wallihan, Northwestern
Miller; Geo. NJ. Mann, Fargo, Grand Rapids
Journal; Jas. a. Kerr, Gazette, Redwood
Falls; H. b. Hudson, Tribune;
E. W. Sanford, LeSueur News; W. W. COD
iard, Argus, Sioux Falls, Oak; L. ID.
Brooks. Argus. Red Wing; A. J. Blethen,
Tribune; Irving Todd, Gazette, Hastings; u
B. Vallandingham, North Dakota Democrat,
Valley City; II. L. Smith, Lake City Graphic;
Miss Emma Utley, Minneapolis; All ID.
Ellsworth, The Item. Forman, OAK;
ALT NJ Feather, Guardian, Adrian;
]. II. Keyes. Press, Eau Claire.
J. H. Waggoner, Daily Free Press, Eau
Claire; f. D. Parker, Western Appeal, ST.
Paul; II. p. Robinson, Tribune; George n.
Lamphere. News, MOorhead; Sam Partridge,
late of the Advocate, Moorhead; MaX Nlcolan,
Avalanche, Ashby; Mrs. Mile NJ. Dawdel,
Reporter Hudson; E. c. Huntington, Win
dom Reporter; J. Il. Silsbee, Sunday Sun,
GAINESVILLE; F.W.McG owan, Argus, Sioux Falls;
L. Pre- Dufreme, Canadian st. Paul; George
J. Day, Minnesota Home, Worthington: J. ID.
Reeves. Independent, Groton. OAK; Emma
Flickinger, Maud Kfiley, Minneapolis; w. c.
Allen, Gazette, Groton; Alvah Eastman,
Herald, Anoka; L. E. Davidson, record,
Valley City; John H. Peterson, Frank Leslle'S
New York; S.W .Alvord, Bulletin, Minneapolis:
. J. Coghlan, C. w. Anderson, Sentinel,
Dawson; Charles G. Steele. A. S. Edwards,
Daily Minneapolitan; w. F. Bostian, indie
pendent, Jordan; ]. W. Taft, GAINESVILLE; j.
C. Whitney, Minneapolis Chronicle; K. c.
Mitchell. Daily Tribune, Duluth; Edgar A.
Say, Northwestern Presbyterian; H. L.
Eorad Leader, Montevideo; Burt Fuller,
Willmar; Elmer Adams, Journal, Fergus
Falls.