The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-07
DAYS OF AllD lang SYM I.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS TO MEET
AND TALK THEM
OVER
BIG ATTENDANCE ANTICIPATED
Membership in Association Open to
All Residents Of the state
Prior to May II,
1855.

Residents of Minnesota, prior to May
II, 1858, the date on which it ceased to
be territory and was admitted to
statehood, will meet at the log cabin
on the state fair grounds at HamlIne
Saturday, May II, the occasion being the
annual gathering of the territorial plo-
neers.
Membership in the society of the pio-
neers is open to anyone who lived in
Minnesota during the territorial days on
the payment of the nominal fee OF 81
AT present there are about 1880 members
and it is expected that this number will
be considerably augmented at the com.
ing meeting. Book No. 2, containing
biographical sketches, and richly embel-
lished with halftones, will be ready for
distribution to members and subscrib-
ers on the date set for the meeting
Preparations for the gathering are on
a more extensive scale than ever be-
fore and an effort is making to have mat
ters so arranged that the social features
shall predominant. The committees are
as follows:
purant, E. F. Berrisford.
O'Connor
Tables. Decorations and Music-H. J..
sisted by fifty ladies.
Stage Coach-Mr. Godfrey.
Reception George H. Hazard. chair
man; Mesdanles John s. Pillsbury, O. A
David Bronson. s. Torenious. Jonathan
Chase, Luke Castle, Eliza Bnstwick. w.
T; Donaldson, Clara A. H. Aldrich,
Allen, ]. B. Gilfllan, James ]. Hill. S. P.
Snyder. e. E. Hughson, H. T. Welles,
John A. Stees, j. NJ. Robinson, Lorenzo
Hoyt, Thomas Montgomery. J. II.
Thompson. F. G. Ingersoll. Anthony Kcl-
ly. John ]. Black, J. c. Pendergast, D.
A Secomb, Anna B. Ktngsbury, Frances
E. Holmes. H. L. Moss Joseph H John
frey, w. P. Murray, D. E. Morgan,
Woodward. A S. I.arnenteur, CseoJG.I H
Hazard. 4; T. SWEET. o. Dalrymple,
Minor GaoGre w TsGms ID Keima1 tHr ITd dn
John B. Sanborn, Fl. J. Cobb, J. F. Tos-
tevin. John w Henion, H. 2. Unham.
Martha J.. Thurston. c. B: Heffelfnger,
Jane D. Gibbs, George HUM, Marion
Furniss, w S. Judy, Gustave WnIius,
S. B. Loye. August Gresham. Silas
I.uru. NJ. Gantzer. r. w Mo-J,nor,
C. L. Grant, John Mcfarland. H c. Bur
bank, H. A C. Noble, Peter Burkey, A. M
Parker J. NJ Pov'ars T0hu MILF p
Robbins. Francis NJ. Allen. F. 8. Smith.
F. S; Lightborne; William Prasley J. S.
Schobers George c. Whitcomb, John z.
Reno. c. NJ. Cnshman c. D. Dorr, Iohn
Durham. H, H Humphrey. J S. Sumo
Collins, 8. s. Baxter. Daniel Buck. John
Young, Axel H. Reed William Pfaender.
w. s. Dedon. James D. Markham. J. II.
Moulton, J. . Nord, Frank Warner.
Gud B. Edgerton G. F. Whitcomb. e.
R. Lathrop, R. c. Libby, A Fl. Bulls.
B. F. Farmer, Henry, R. Wells James
B. Wakefield. Albert c Wedge. Tans
Bixby, E F. Wilder S, F. hammers,
William W. Pendergast. John r. Carey,
Charles Kenning Lyman d. Bard, John
Furiong. D. Scofeld. H. K. Turel1. Faniel
Getty, Nathan Richardson A. X. Bush.
A. F. Slebins. J. NJ. Bowler. John T.
Ames, Samuel Blumer A. b. F;aston,
Daniel Sinclair w. H. Yale, John Shelan,
L. F. Hubacd, w. G. Pope. Calvin Uline
writer ]. ". Bishop. j. Fl. Baker. A.
D. Stephens, J. H Raymond. John H
Allen. F. B. Van Hoesen. Moses K Arm
strong, W H Warner Nathan Butler
Sebastian Wilford, William MILFORD, vii
liam Parker ]. O. Couner.
The meeting will be called to order at
10 o'clock D. m. The present officers are
Hon J. s. Piilsbury, president NJ. J.
| 'oNConner, secretary, AMI e. T. Hpghson,
treasurer. Reports will he read and Of
| fcers elected for the ensuing year. At
noon tables will be set In the Institute
hall, next ia the Log Cabin. when a
| luncheon will be served. Music and reel
| tations in keeping with the occasion. will
be rendered Cows. Pillsbury. Ram
! sey and Van SAINT will speak and among
| others who will respond to toasts are
| Thomas Simpson. E w. Durant. 7. Fl.
Baker, W. P. Murray and Miss Ella
Walker.