The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

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Press association, only resigning when
she IS transferred her interests to
:,WatertQWn by marrying Dr.gC. W.
.Stutenroth of that city.
s., Believes in Clubs for Women.
Mrs. Stutenroth is a strong adyo-
cate of the club movement for women.
believing that one Of its chief merits
lis . that it has offered to women a
means of culture and self-expression
which they have failed to find else
where. Pc She believes it has opened
.womans mind, ..deepened her SYM
pathiess and taught her the great vir-
tue Of self-reliance, while at the same
time it has helped to abolish. lines of
social difference, bringing women to-
gether on the basis of personal worth
and fitness. A il: ~ o st..s. =
Mrs. Stutenroth is a member of the
League of American Pen Women, an
exclusive society Of writer's. y Iiustra-
tors, authors and artists, with head
quarters in Washington, DC and
for which she has the honor ito be
representative from South Dakota as
its state delegate.
to give up active newspaper work
when she came to WATERFOWL, the
newspaper instinct was SO well
grounded that she accepted an offer
from Ransom & Corey, publishers of
the Daily Public Opinion, to conduct
a department in their paper under the
head Eve Up To Date" This has
proved very popular and contains not
only breezy comments Of interest to
the modern Ewes, but to the sons of
Adam as well.
Mrs. Stutenroth has identified her
self with the literary clubs Of Water
town, being, secretary of the Woman's
club, and holding a prominent place
in society. In. appearance she is
youthful, with a face that radiates
sunshine wherever she goes She takes
finds time to do much writing for out
side publ cations. 30: -.
Mrs Stone and the Post.
+ . When Franklin W. Lee, editor of
the Rush City, Mimi, Post, died in
1896, his wife, now Mrs j. #. Stone,
became the editor and publisher, and
has successfully conducted the paper
since, increasing its patronage and
maintaining a coveted position for
herself among the publishers of the
state.z.f The Post fills, Its field admir-
ably. For thirty years it has gone
weekly into the homes Of its con-
stituencies.s 80
Mrs Stone has large acquaintance
! in newspaper and frateGnal circles
| thruout the state She has coy
| home l.of :. her own making :. and her
printing office is well equipped with
modern machinery. @
Officer of State Association.
The Grant County Witness is one OF
the solid, staid and reliable weekly
papers of Wisconsin. It has q fine
field at Platt14eyille, the seat of one Of
the normal schools Of the state. Mrs.
M P. Rindlaub, the editor and pro-
prtetor, has had charge of its destinies
for some time, and for thirty-five
years, when her. husband was editor,
assisted in the preparation of the per-
sonal, locals and society notes. When
4 it devolVed upon her to take full
charge Of the office she was well pre-
! pared, having an intimate knowledge
Of the field and it's requirements and
opportunities, and the paper has been
| prosperous and Influential.
Mrs. Rindlaub has been identified
with the wisconsin Press association
for several years. and isaat present its
treasurer: She takes a keen interest
in: everything pertaining to neWspa-
perdom and the Witness has all the
features of the up-to-date, progressive
II country Weekly.s r.5-es