The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-06
NORTH DAKOTA
EDITORS ON A TRIP
Pacific Coast, California, Utah, Col
.orado and the Twin Cities
to Be Visited.
Much Entertainment Along the
Way and Return to Tripod
About March 5.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 6.-The state
press boys will meet at Bismarck next
week for their biennial social and bust
ness session, which is held in the course
of the. legislative session. Chairman Gill
breath OF the local entertainment COM
mittee has arranged for a banquet at
the Northwest, and a dance will be held
IN their honor in the house chamber at
the capitol.
There will be brief sessions in which
the members will talk over matters of
interest to the craft, and on Feb. - the
editors and their wives will leave for the
Pacific coast California, Utah, Colorado
and other places included in pleasant
itinerary mapped out by the executive
committee.
1t will be a matter of regret that neith-
er President De la Bere Of the associa-
ton nor Chairman Irysh of the eXecu-
tive committee will be able to make the
trip. Both have been indefatigable in
their endeavors to make it a pleasant
one. Mr. Irysh is engaged with legisla-
tive work at the capitol and Mr.. De la
Bere is too busy with affairs at home.
The following is the list of the editors
! of the state who will make the trip and
| the papers to which they are accredited:
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Ayers, Dickinson Press;
W. Q. Taylor, LaMoure Chronicle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant L. Hager, St. Thomas Times; Mr.. and
Mrs L. 81. Bratton, Knox Advocate; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Small, Devils Lake Inter Ocean; Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Lindstrom, Langdon Republican;
]. d. Burgster, Jamestown Capital; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Perry, North Dakota Record, Glendale;
Mr.. and Mrs. A: r. Wright, Ellendale Leader;
W. e.. Burgett. Flaxton Bee; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Sibley, Grandin Chronicle; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
| G.. Boise, Sherbrooke Tribune; w. A. Wells,
| Iitchvi1le Bulletin; G. A. Johnson Grand Forks
Pink Paper; e. NJ. Crazy, Ramsey County Cour-
| Ter; Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thompson, Pembna
Pioneer Express; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Campbell,
Towner County Blade; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schmitt.
| Hillsboro Banner; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Price,
Harvey Herald Advocate; f. A. Mcdonald, Rep-
vile Golden Sheaf; H. II. Arnold, Larimore Pr
oneer: John Young. Mannhaven Journal; Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Smith, Devils Lake Free Press;
Mrs. c. A.. Patterson, Emmons County Advo'
cate; 0. F. Bryant. Napoleon Homestead; T. M.
Hancock Edgeley Mail.
An interesting itinerary has been ar
ranged including stops at Helena, Seattle
Portland. Tacoma, San Francisco, Ogden
Salt Lake. Denver, Co.. and the twir
| cities, the members reaching there abOu
| March 4. Entertainment will be pro.
vided by the newspaper men and press
clubs Of the cities through which the
excursion will pass.
500 Road Gets the Beer.
Exciting developments in the seizure O
beer from the 500 railway station las
| week followed yesterday afternoon an
! evening. A writ of replevin was sue
out by the 500 company. alleging that
had an interest in the liquor seized be
cause of freight charges. The require
bond of $1,000 was filed and the paper
put into the hands of Coroner Quain fo
service on Sheriff Welch Armed with tn
papers, the coroner took possession of tn
beer, and representatives of the railroa
company hauled it away from the couI
house to the station, where it was 1oade
into a car and taken out of the city.
In the meantime an Injunction wa
sued out by the states attorney, an
served on the wives of Superintendent
Derrick and Agent Arnold of the Sot
signed by Judge Winchester. forbidden
, the railway company to take the liquc
out Of the jurisdiction of the court TIL
{ officials themselves could not be fount
, Under the law the coroner Is responsible
for the possession of the property fl