The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-06-19

W. c. Brown and wife, R. C. Brown, Advocate,
Wells.
J. A. Henry and wife, Mrs. c. Gutfeisch, Argus,
Janesville
s. Listoe and wife, Nordvesten, st. Paul
+. P. Peterson and wife, independent Litch-
field.
Joseph Leicht and wife, Westliche Herold,
WinOna.
G. N Lamphere and wife, Daily News, Moor
head.
A. c. Buck, Independent, Henderson.
d. G. Light bourne and wife, Index, Ada.
c. H. Lienau, Miss Luella Lienau, Daily VOlks-
zetung, st. Paul.
c. W. Blakely. Record-Unlon, Rochester
w. B. Mitchell and wife, Miss Carrie Mitchell,
Journal Press st. Cloud
s. A. Langum and wife, Times, Preston.
w. E. Mckenzie, Times, Crookston.
c. L. Luce, H. H. Wilcox, Enterprise, Albert
A. E. Belyea, Herald, Elbow Lake.
H. C. Galbraith and wife, Leader, Kenyon.
w. L. Beeman, Success, Red Wing.
F. C. Neumeer and wife, Post saltwater
C. F. Case and wife, Reporter, Marshall
c. B. Tyler and wife, Enterprise Marshall.
R. H. McClelland and Iwife, Emma Kennedy,
Rebekah Matson, Enterprise, Glencoe
C. L. Lorraine and wife, Union, Bird Island
II. E. Ives, Spectator. st. Hiare.
F. s. Verbeck and wife T. NJ. Newson, North
western Printer, ST. Paul
L. ?. Hunt and wife, W. Barnhart, Daily Free
Press, Mankato.
E. H. Dearth and wife, Miss Kate Doran. Miss
Lille Messer, News, lie sueur.
D. Ramaley, A. o. wv. Guide, St. Paul.
C. A Bennett and wife, Mrs. James Asher,
Journal, Grauite Falls.
-, T. Verify and daughter, us piunev an55
RSsEiean Press re- 7 association oGs7ttion St. Paul.
- ms, Union, Anoka.
= A. Birch AMI wife, Argus, Willmar
j. G. Spencer and wife. Star, Renville.
". G. Seward, Messenger, saltwater.
G. H. Eastwood and wife, News Ellsworth.
" o. Bassford and wife, Register, Austin.
=. H. Davidson and wife, James w. Davidson
Ethel NJ. Davidson, Transcript. Austin.
III. Osborne and wife, News, Glyndon.
( w. A Poland, Times. Benson.
,"%S. Booth and wife, Legal News, Minneapo
=. J. Turnblad and wife, Isaac Eckberg, Sven
sEa-American Posten. Minneapolis
o. L. Cutter, Herald, Minneapolis.
J: W. Donovan, Vidette, Hartland.
E. J. Clark, Northwestern Miller, Minneapolis
Leslie Mathews. Monitor, Benson.
ID. B. Larson, Herald, Ada.
T. F. Wilde and wife, A. L. Graves, Times
West St. Paul.
Mrs. C. W. Taylor, Miss Cora Hathaway
Democrat, Austin.
o. Ayers and wife. Record, Grand Meadow.
=. ;. EastWood~and wife, News, Heron Lake
irving TODD, Jr., Gazette, Hastings.
F. j; p%1fy, George A. Batchelder, Courier
East Grand Forks.
&C. f. Spencer and wife, j. W. Timmons, Com
mercial, MOntevideO.
E. H. Love- Enterprise, Hallock.
J. J. Dobson, Northwestern Newspaper Union
St. Paul.
J. L. Putnam and wife, Tribune Granite Falls
Mrs. w. W. Wall, Miss Kate Ahern, News
Lanesboro.
Joel p Heatwole, News, Mortified.
A. F. Howard, News, Candy.
Sanford Niles and wife, Educational Journal
Minneapolis.
c. H. slocum and wife, Miss Edna slocum
J. J. Green and wife, Sentinel, LIE sueur
F. J. Wieland and wife, Miss Mary Gleason
Dispatch, Brainerd.
VI. R. Edwards and wife, Republican, Tracy.
II. G. Day and wife, Standard, Albert Lea.
H. A. Castle and wife, Margaret Castle, Harry
Caste, Sentinel, North st. Paul.
Z. r. Bryant. Visitor, St. Paul
D. 2. r. Strong and wife, Gazette, Park River
Miss Maud Clum, Miss Edna Clum, PIoNEEI
PRESS, st. Paul.
Frank Meyst, kellogg Newspaper company, st
II. J. Nelson, Iron Journal Tower.
R. w. Stafford Times Mora.
Frank Day, Sentinel, Fairmont.
H p. Hall, Daily News, st. Paul.
Joseph Gum, Gazette, Breckenridge.
g. C. Wheeler, Independent, LIE Roy.
s. A. Clewell, Gazette, saltwater.
J. s. Saul, Times, Duluth.
r, C. Dunn, Union, Princeton.
Burt G. Day, Leader. Hutchinson.
w A. Nimocks, Times, Minneapolis.
Frank Mead, Globe, St. Paul
THEIR ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON.
sMinnesota Press Association" was the in
scrintion borne by the huge flaring banners
that wrapped six Pullman coaches, compos
ing the Baltimore & Ohio special that swept
half way across the continent, and made
something of sensation at the nations
capital, where people are familiar with big
things. The editors by their appearance,
and manners made favorable impression
from the start, and they had every reason tt
be proud ofthe cordiality, not to say en-
thusiasm, with which they were received b.
the press, the officials, and the people a
large
SHOOTING POETRY AT THEM.
The Washington Star thus broke out il
scstacy when it saw this fine array of editor
ial Minnesota men and women:
To the Minnesota Editors-Greeting
Now the tribes OF Minnesota,
Land of fish and lakes and -four mills,
To the great place of the nation,
In blaze of free pass glory,
Have exodusted in a body.
Come the cord woods and the pumpkins,
Come the skillet lids and coon skins;
Come the winter coat and credit,
Come the job work and subscription;
Come the mighty war chief, scissors;
Comes the grand old warrior, pastepot;
Come the whole tribes of the read men.
Very well read men they are, too.
From the land of the Minnesotas,
Land OF the cold and laughing water,
which they only use to wash In.
open wide our doors and welcome
Every Child and man and woman;
Take them in and make life happy
For thet ribes who live on papers.
They have come from far Waseca,
From the lake of Minnetonka;
From Witoka, from Swenoda,
From 0sak' S and 0'Reilly.
From Tenpassen and Noweiga,
They have made the long, long journey
In this month OF red Strawberries,
Also in Pullman sleeper,
Welcome them then with salvo
OF damp, delirious nature;
Put head on every chieftain
Which to scalp Will be a pleasure;
Give them everything we've got here,
Everything from CLAIMS to congressi
Paint 1t red to match their feelings,
Paint 1t white to match their actions,
Build a temple in their honor.
Welcome, welcome. welcome, welcome,
| To the folks from Minnesota.
Now is the time to subscribe; 80 per year, In
variably in advance Liberal reduction t
clubs.
THE WORLD rs THEIRS.
The same paper said, ed1torially:
ThA Minnnanfr ndihKnrn Nuh1N a ra Viaitin