The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-18
SOUTH DAKOTA
S. D. PRESS OUTING
Editors Rally at Omaha for Trip
to Salt Lake, Denver and
Other Points.
Special Services in the Mormon Tab
ernacle for Thought Moulders
and Their Families.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Madison, S. D., Aug. 1S-Members of
the South Dakota Press association who
are participating in the summer outing
will leave Omaha this evening, for Salt
Lake City by the Union Pacific road in
a special Pullman car chartered for the
entire trip. They will arrive at Salt
Lake on Thursday noon, where they will
be received by the Utah and the Salt
Lake Press association committees, who
will see that they miss nothing of inter-
est. Among the attractions there is, a
special service for the party in the great
Mormon tabernacle, and discourse from
one of the Mormon elders explanatory Of
their religion. Then will come a trip to
Salta1r, the lake resort, and a visit to
points of interest about town.
They will leave Salt Lake Saturday
night, arriving at Glenwood Springs, Col,
the next morning, where the city enter
tainment. committee gives them g. tally
no ride about the glens and bath in
the hot springs of the famous pool. Leav-
ing Glenwood Monday morning, they will
have days ride thru the finest mountain
scenery In the world, on the Denver &
Rio Grande railway, and arrive at Colo
RADIO Springs the same evening. =
l. Here the. chamber of commerce will
take the party around, making trip up
Pixies Peak, Cheyenne canon, Manitou
and the Cripple. Creek and Victor mines
Leaving there Wednesday evening, the
party will reach Denver an hour later
and spend the night and the next day
| in that city. The editors will leave Den
yer Thursday evening on the B. & M
| railway, arriving at Omaha on Friday
afternoon at $40, in time to get out or
| local roads and home to South Dakota
"a 1ovf do <>f - ,,.tx
passing the night in Sioux City.
/ The following comprise the party:
| Charles F: Allen, wife and sister, Brook.
| ings Press; Mrs. A. P. Allen, Volga Trib.
une; r. E. Dowdell, Artesian Advocate
! j. f. Halliday and wife, Iroquois Chief
| G. M. Farley and daughter, Madison
! Outlook; W. A. Krause and wife,. Elan
dreau Enterprise; H. G. Tucker and wife
sGeddes. News; c. R. Tinan and wife
Kimbau Graphic; Harry Wentzy, wife ant
sisters, Pukwana Press; Arthur G.. Hill
wife and sister, Gam Valley Chief; Franz
J. Tracy and wife, Ipswich Democrat
Mrs. Stella M. stutenroth, Watertow,
Public Opinion; Mrs. S. G. Dewell an,
mother, Pierre Free Press; C. P. Leonard
Toronto Herald; H. c. Shober wife an,
sister, Highmore Bulletin; C. A. Blake
| washington Times. They will b.
entertained in Omaha before startin,
west, by the Tri-City Press club TIL
trip ends on Aug. 30, when the party i
due to arrive home. ..- J..
| Poisoned to Death.
| An 18-year-old daughter Of M E. Rip
! ley, farmer Of Badus township, eithe
| thru accident Or design, took a dose o
poison Saturday afternoon, and expire
| before her. father could summon ply
sician from Ramona whittier he ha
driven post haste. Miss Ripley was a.
attractive young woman, and was we
thought Of in the neighborhood in whic
she lived. Some time ago she had
mental affliction, and for a period was a
the Yankton hospital. She had, however
been completely cured o fthis trouble
and had been sent home in excellen
health and spirits. No motive for tn
act, If suicide it was, can be determined
Marshal McGovern routed out a bunc
Of "Peeping Toms" at East hall on tn
normal grounds last evening. The larg
hall was occupied by. only four or fiv
girls, who were engaged in cleaning
for the opening of school. The marauder
had piled up a lot Of stuff outside of on
of the bed room windows, and were dis
covered by the girls just as their head
came into view thru the window. The
fled as soon as discovered, after havin
caused almost panic.