The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-28
SOUTH DAKOTA EDITORS WILL
CANVASS SIT. PAUL FROM END
TO END.
THEY COME HERE TOMORROW
AND WILL FORtiALLY OPEN THE
PERMANENT HOMIE PRODUCTS
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FLICKERTAIL SAGES' ANNUAL
Twin Cities lire fhe Objective Points
of the, Editorial Junikct
J fSis97.

The South Dakota editors, their wives
and sweethearts. will be here tomor-
row, to spend two days in seeing the
points Of interest in ST. Paul and
vicinity, and to enjoy themselves and
throw off all the worry incident to the
conversion of the omnipresent delin-
quent subscriber While in st. Paul
they will make their home at the Wind
SCR. Arriving at 10 a. m. by interurban
cars from Minneapolis, they will be met
by a committee from the Com
mercial club and local newspaper
men, and escorted to the exhibition hall
of the Northwestern Manufacturers
union, at Seventh and Wabasha streets,
at which time the formal opening of the
hall will be held. At this important
event, the officers and members of the
Commercial club, and the members of
the city council and other city officers
will also be present.
AT o'clock in the afternoon, the
visitors will be taken for drive about
the city in carriages; starting from the
Windsor and going up Summit avenue
and thence to Como park. The citizens
of st. Paul have donated the use of
fifty carriages for this trip.
In the evening between Z and s
o'clock, reception will be rendered the
moulders of South Dakota opinion at
the rooms Of the Commercial club. They
will then be taken to the Metropolitan
opera house to witness the first pro-
duction in this city of Doris" by in
.Vitation of the Giffen & NELL company
and Manager L. N. Scott.
A delightful trip has been outlined
for Friday, an excursion down the
Mississippi on the steamer Henrietta
returning in time to enable the visitors
to leave on the evening trains fer home
The visiting members of the associ-
alton are as follows:
]. c. Palmer and wife. Herald, Yankton
". G. Wass ana wife, Journal, Centerville;
Parker; W A. Grause and wife, Enterprise
Flandreau; w. c. Brown, wife and daughter
Herald. Hurley; ]. A. Bushfield and wife,
Sioux Falls; Paul. butcher and wife, Register,
Brookings; Mrs. S. G. Dewel and mother
Free Press, PIERCE j.. F. Halliday and Wife
Chief, Iroquois; S. j. Conklin and wife, Conk-
Inns Dakotan, Clark; E. Slough and wife,
Conklin's Dakotan. Sioux Falls; ]. F. Cogan
and wife, Argus Leader, Sioux Falls; C. A.
Blake and wife, Times, washington; c. P.
Sherwood and wife, News and Leader, De
Smet; j. E. Patten and wife, Special Salem
JOHN Hayes and wife, Stock Journal Fort
Pierre T. B. Roberts and wife, Chronicle
/ luuAS, AL llOuIJ j. H. GIOpeHS6S0F ana
wife, Waterman Onida; T. w. Bishop and
wife, Tribune, Volga; P. D. Munger and
mother. News, Carthage; Mrs. H. L.
Loucks and daughter, Ruraltat, Aber-
deem; H. c. shqber and wife, Bulletin,
Highmore; George, G. stoner and wife,
Herald, Highmore;i l. J. Bates and lady
Times, Lake Preston;aW. G.. Yates, Journal,
| Pierre; j. L. Pratt, Record, E!listen; H. o.
Besancon and wife, Advocate Blunt J. B.
Cogah and wife Herald Democrat, Huron; c.
r. Ttnon. Graphic. Kindaf1; Ralph and Flor
ence La Toilette, Journal. Chamberlain; E. j.
Tracy and lady, DEMOCRAT, Ipswich; c. E.
Nevin and wife, Standard, Plankinton A.
SheCin and wife, Sentinel Rr.tton; Lewis A
Fox, Ledger, Trip; w. F. Bancroft and
Wife True Republican. Washington Springs;
A. c. Nipple and lady, Advance Parkston;
l.. d. Wait, Democrat, Howard; T. w Taub-
man and wife, Herald. Planlinton; H. C.
Tucker and lady, News, Edgerton; j. W..
Peckham and wife, Journal, Alexandria; L. V.
Doty Times Record, sDcland J. D. Reeves
and daughtre, Independent, Groton; C. B.
Powers, Register, Chamberlain; L. G. Taylor
wife and son. Herald, Alexandria, Frank
Nash. News, Canton; A. e. Raynor, Gazette,
Andover; R. E. Dowdell, wife and sister,
Advocate, Artesian; j. W. Arthur and wife
Reporter and Farmer, Webster; c. G. Fletch-
err, Democrat, Aberdeen; E. Elliott and fe
Times, Verden; N. IL. Reed and wife, Times,
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