Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-01

excursion. The association meeting |
and excursion throughout has been
one of pleasure and, we trust, of profit
to all participants. 1t has brought to-
gether the fraternity from all parts of
the territory, and been the cause of
making many personal acquaintance,
thus making each feel more interest in
the future welfare of his brother editor.
with whom he may at times be called
upon to take issue and disagree.
To the citizens of Aberdeen, st. Paul
and Lacrosse who did much to make
our trip pleasant, and to the railway
and steamboat companies who furnish
ed free the transportation which en-
abled the Dakota "quill drivers" to
pass e week of pleasure many thanks
are due and are given.
In conclusion we have word to say
to the readers Of the Herald, and that
is. that nowhere in our travels, have
we seen crops that give promise of
better harvest than those of southeast
ern Dakota.
The following are the resolutions
which were unanimously adopted when
near the end of the journey:
WHEREAS, the second annual meeting Of the
Dakota Press Association. and the excursion
I connected Herewith. has been source OF much
pleasure to its members, and grand success;
WHEREAS, this is due mainly to numerous
good fiiends who so fully and liberally provided
for every want of our party; therefore,
ntu unI hnf yn ~ nj a.
kota Press Association, hereby tender our heart
felt thanks to all who in any measure contri-
10th to the - good people Of Aberdeen Who Tho not only
opened wide the doors of their spacious hotels
but of their homes as we'll and provided for us
them. Their generous hospitality is equaled by
theil enterprise and energy, which transiormSd S,
Substantial sub % city Of to-day; a railway and com
merciai center Of rapidly Increasing Importance,
lighted by electricity and guarded by fire and
militia companies that would be n credit to any
city, and peopled by number OF thousands OF
live men and cultured Re 1 women. omen ,,.,n,
fit Publishers Association, Lewis Baker of the
st. Paul Globe. n. MaGfe OF the Northwestern st
can Press Association, Mr.. Maxwell of the Ben.
ton, Waldo Type Foundry, Gen }; T. Averlll OF
ths vhu corese durs our
fal fais summer IN me resort Of White Bear Lake.
of Lacrosse, o % and E. d Bentley, ESQ., represent.
Ing the Board Of Trade Of that city, for their
ner ad aa
) which has been the means of conveying to many
! of us Il better idea OF the size. beauty import
have had heretofore.
Also, to the Chicago s. Northwestern and the
) st. Paul & Duluth Railway companies for favors
NJ Officers Of the y popular VI p railway a sompan,
l,a Nxt tN..tvn &taA Anctr n
, assurance that the kindly and corteous manner
q with which we have at all times been received
Oh our Sine sincere thanks are rendered them Tor til,
special trains from Aberdeen to st. Paul ant
: from Prairie Dn Chen to our homes, which
Kelley on the former. and Assistant Sup't. j. B
: Gable on the latter division; and as we wer
sas ns ass
a passenger agent. who accompanied us through
Z out. and viii long be remembered by every on
: of us for his constant and untirng efforts in ou
behalf-a better Flagg never headed any expedi
(, ton, which is evidently the sense of this Assoca
Y ton as we are now Haunting miniature y. NJ.
Also, to Commodore w. F. Davidson of the 81
Louis s. st. Paul Packet Co., for this pleasantes
St. Pap to Prs sp abssa t
commodious and staunch steamer st; Paul, con
( manded BY the geniel Captain, VIM: Burke an
otlicered throughout by gentlemen who kno,
g how to handle a steamer and make river tri
r pleasant to passengers To these gentlemen W
are ODliSeu lOT tnc DeSt VI Nullc III tuel
d charge and for every possible accommodation.
= Last but not least. we again thank our retirin
II president. Hon. $. j., Conklin, and Secretair
g Geo. Schlosser. for the efficient manner wit
. which they have discharged the many and a d,
ID Gus services demanded OF them: and the men
bers of the Clark Silver Gornet Band who M
8, only added much to the pleasure Of this trip as
II band, but, by their gentleman!y bearing hay
indiyidnaly and coeaffity!y a " been r credit
which we represent.
III 1t is further resolved that the secretary be r
70 quested to forward a copy of these resolution
70 to the parties named therein, and that we wi
Is publish them In our respective journals
Alloys BILz,
le w. o. FRASER,
20 q. NJ. HOWE.