Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-21
TWAS A GRAND TRIP.

Resolutions Adopted and List Of
Members who Took In Northern
minnesota Editors Excursion.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
At the close of this the sixth annual
outing Of the Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial association, by the members Of said
association, be it
Resolved. That this outing has been the
most ENJOYABLE and instructive in the
history of the association. 1t has Afford
ed US the opportunity of seeing and real
izing the wealth of iron ore the state OF
Minnesota has In the northern ranges.
The development In the way of mining
and shipping was a stupendous revelation
and impressed us more than words can
tell of the Wondrous mineral wealth Of
the state. To fully appreciate the almost
fabulous amount Of iron in existence in
the Mesaba and Vermillion ranges, every
editor in this state should make them
visit
Resolved. That it is apparent that st.
Louis county is paying a vast amount OF
taxes into the state treasury, and all
| owing to the development Of these iron
properties, it is the opinion of the editors
of this association that it would be fit,
wise and proper to locate and provide for
OF Mines on one Of the above ranges,
such as are main tanned in many states in
the Union. Such an institution would,
we believe, do a great deal in making
known in an intelligent and scientific
manner the still almost latent resources
OF Minnesota. A college of mines would
enable students to obtain a thorough ed
ucation in technical and practical engi-y
neering and mining. AS an editorial as
ISOLATION we pledge ourselves to assist in
advocating and obtaining such an educa-
tional institution.
Resolved, that we in this manner ex-
press our thanks to the Great Northern
railroad for it's liberality in furnishing us
with transportation to and from Duluth.
Resolved, further, That the thanks of
the association is due and are hereby ten
dered to the officials Of the Duluth, Mes
aba & Northern Railway company and
the Duluth & Iron Range Railway com
pany for the courtesy of a special train,
and to the citizens and press of Virginia.
Hibbing and Tower for the magnificent
| reception and favors shown us. Also to
the Commercial club and citizens of Du-
luth for the ma gniticent banquet rendered,
and for the enjoyable tally-ho ride around
the world famed boulevard; to Messrs.
Singer and Brush, of the White Line
Transportation company; to Supt. j. C.
Shields, Gee: W. Hibbard, general passen-
ger agent, and other officials of the Du-
luth, South Shore 6. Atlantic railway; to
Editor Kelsey, of the Mining. Gazette;
Horace J. Stevens, mining statistician,
and citizens of Houghton generally for
their hearty and cordial reception,
thoughtful attention and hospitable treat
ment, and especially for the plankedS
white fish dinner, rendered at the Doug
lass house. and all others to whom we
are indebted for the pleasures of the trip,
especially to our worthy secretary, Mr.
d. A. Nelson, who has been untiring in
his efforts to make this trip such a mag
nificent success
| Respectfully submitted,
| A. G.. BERNARD, at
| w. NJ JAMES,
| IRVING TODD, JR.
| Members of the Party.
The following are the names of the ex-
cursionists and the newspapers which
they represent:
G. S. Pease, Anoka .Union.''
R. G. Mitchell, Max Mitchell, Duluth
Tribune
| w. M. James and wife, Horace James:
| Miss Benner, Breckenridge Telegram
3. A. Nelson and wife, Charlotte Dun;
Hallock News
Jason Weatherhead and wife, Ada en-
dex.''
/ NduO 4CIdIy
Mrs. F. w. Lee: Rush City Post. .
A. H. Vernon Mabel Vernon ST. Paul
| Pioneer Press
r 3. Geise, Akeley independent. =
Irving Todd, Hastings Gazette
| J. A. Wood, Duluth News Tribune
| A.G. Bernard, Cass Lake Voice
Frank Meyst and wife, Minneapolis
Record. =
| A ~tfo ~ 5Ya sttY1,
Founder
J. Adam Bede, Duluth Budget,
G. S. Mitchell, Alexandria "Post-Newsn
]. P. Mattson and wife, Warren
"Sheaf.' 2
H. E. Wis, st. Hilaire Spectator
Mary Gibbons, Princeton Union
H. E. Dudley, Thief River Falls
Press
j. A. Wye, Vidian wye, Minneapolis
Farm Review. =
J: p. Coughlin, Faribault Sentinel"
w. r. Strut, Cordelia Strut, Lolita
Stewart, Bemidji Pioneer
M. J. Taylor, Deer River News
John Kirsch, solway Press
c. G. Whitney, Marshall '.News-Mes-
senger.''
| AIluSO IldllIlS, DululIl HERALD.
P. b. Bowling, Eveleth Star
James CogsWell, Two Harbors '.Iron
News. 9
W. 3. Hannaford, Virginia Enter
prise
w. p. Talboys, Chisholm Herald
D. b. Cuppernull, Virginia .Virginian''
| ]. A. Mcintyre, Hibbing Tribune
| G. M. Atkinson and son, Marc, Hibbing
..Mesaba Ore.
| F. III. Webster, Tower Journal =
| At Duluth the editorial party disbanded
well pleased with their outing, and rested,
broadened and in better trim again to
take hold Of their everyday work
Kicks and Flats. #
Herr Meyer Lutz tells the following story.
Conducting in Bradford, i noticed that
the clarinet player, young but clever and
steady lad, jumped up a good deal during
the progress Of the opera found that his
father, who played the trombone sat just
| behind him, and every now and then he