The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-13
POPULAR FOLK
GO TO The FAIR
WINNERS OF THE JOURNALS
VOTING CONTEST EN- ROUTE.
The Victors and Their Friends, Max
ing Up a Party of Fifty-eight, Will
Reach the Expo Tomorrow Morn
ing and Remain a Week.
Special to The Journal.


Albert Lea, Mimi, June 13.-The
young people Of the Northwestern
states who won t h e Journa al s
popular voting contest are en- route to
their reward. The M. & st. L. train
carrying them arrived in Albert Lea at
o'clock this afternoon, after a delight
full run from Minneapolis. There are
forty prize winners aboard, represent
ing districts in Minnesota, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Michigan. Some of them are ac-
companied by friends, making the to-
tai number in the party fifty eight.
They fill three Pullman sleeping cars.
The trip is being made over the
albert Lea route" which consists Of
Central and the Wabasha. The train
will arrive at the Worlds Fair sta
ton, st. Louis, tomorrow morning at
Z o'clock, and the party will be trans
ferred to the Inside Inn," which will
be their home for the remainder of
Saturday afternoon and the excursion
lists will be back in Minneapolis Sun
day morning.
A handsome little 'log book" CIV
ing all needful information for the
party and containing excellent maps
OF the fair at st. Louis, was issued to
the members of the party.
This is the fifty-third excursion
planned and managed by T h e J Q u r
nal. Besides many one-day trips to
interesting resorts within 200 miles of
Minneapolis, every season since 1897,
T n u n a managed excursions
to the Worlds Fair in Chicago, to the
Trans Mississippi exposition in Omaha
and to the Pan-American exposition
in Buffalo.
There were also given a thirty-day
winter tour of Old Mexico and Cali
fornia, and a fourteen-day summer
tour of the picturesque east in '98
as well as a thirty-day winter tour
of the south and Cuba, after the war
ules, and all planned, managed and
under the direction of Th r.
n a l.
On it's fifty-two previous excursions
T n j ou n a carried %, 525 per.
sons from all parts Of the northwest
tance Of 2S,182 miles, 4,130 miles by
water and 24,O52 miles by rail, an6
to carry this large number Of people
| it required AIS cars and forty-sever
steamers. This is. the ninth season o.
Journal excursions.
The following persons comprise
| T h e j ur n a l IS party:
Minnesota Winners.
Miss Bessie T. Albeit. Melville E. Bergman
Miss P. F. Daigle,- Miss Nellie NJ Danner, Emi
mann, mann Theo. F. Pike. Miss Elizabeth NJ. Stat Stat
tqc Ssydney O. Snyder Miss Ella May Tasey
I: A. Larson Belgrade: Miss Mae Mcmahon
Brainerd; Fred F. Stoebe, Campbell; RicIar
Mafry a whitaker, Iitehhe1d; Miss Mss Magdaiee iaHss
| Week, Detroit.
! North Dakota Winners.
Miss Bertha Hanson. Grafton; George W. Lee
Gladstone, Mrs. Mildred stevers, Fargo: Mis-
| Myrtle Williams. Minot.
South Dakota Winners
Miss Margaret Carr Woonsocket; Miss Berth
Kneisel, Estelline; oliver Reed Aberdeen.
Iowa Winners.
r. E. pC;nl carlyon clear Lake; Mrs r. W Myers
Wyckoff, Rock Rapids
Wisconsin Winners.
Hale Coleman, Ashland: Miss Catherine Ho
lister, Cumberland: H. w. Kelly. Black Rive
Falls Miss Aiys Martin New Richmond.
Michigan Winners.
} Toney J. Bell. Ishpeming; J. A. Stewart Gla,
, stone.
Friends of Winners.
Miss Julia Apall. Minneapolis; Mrs. Jacob
Bargen. Mountain Lake, Minn.; Mrs. c. Bor
man. Minneapolis; Vernon L. Coleman, Ashlan,
Arthur Frush. Minneapolis; Mrs: B.. F. Gas
Miss Halle Lee. Gladstone, N. D.: Miss Edit
: Prior, Minneapolis r. f. Price. Milford low,
, Mrs. Mary Stephens New Richmond Wis
srGen rfea s steWppt nn cnmpbf KILL Fnn Fol Elm
oils Mrs. NJ. S. Williams, Minot, S. b.