Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-17
NORTH DAKOTA NEWSPAPER PUSH
Representatives Of the State Press Meet Today
For Annual Social and Business Session
Attendance Promises To Exceed That Of Any Similar
Event IN the History Of the State

The meeting of the North Dakota
,ress association in Bismarck today is
IN event of more than ordinary inter
st. as it promises to have the largest
attendance of any event of the kind
n the history of the state. Over six.
:y-five publications will be represent
ID by something over 100 people.
The social program includes recep-
lion to members of the fraternity in
the parlors of the Northwest hotel, at
9:30 in the evening. This will give
the visiting members of the press an
to meet the governor and
state officials. Following this, will be
a banquet in the Northwest dining
room to the visiting members and
their ladies, the state officers and a
number of invited guests. The pro-
gram of toasts will follow, including
addresses by. H G. Plumley of the
Fargo Forum, D. r. Streeter of the
Linton Record, Grant Hager of the
St. Thomas Times, Mike De la Bere of
Sheldon, representing the fraternity,
and Governor Sar1es and possibly
Lieutenant Governor Bartlett, repre-.
senting the state administration. On
Saturday night, through the courtesy
of Superintendent Moore, the visiting
press people will be provided with
tickets to the Bryan lecture. The bus
mess meeting will be held in the aft
ernoon of February 18th, and Satur-
day will probably be devoted to visit
ing the state officers and Legislature
at the capitol. The business program
is as follows:
Friday, February II, 1905, meeting
called to order by President S. A. Nye,
Valley City Times-Record.
Roll Call. -.
Address of welcome, W. C. Gi1breath
of agriculture and labor,
and editor of the Mandan Pioneer.
Response by President Nye. b..
Reports of officers and miscellane-
BUS business.
Address-"Benefits to be Secured
from Membership in the Association"
&C. G. Boise, Sherbrooke Tribune.
Address-"The Printer and the Pat
ent"-M. B. De la Bere, Sheldon Pro-
sress.
Address-"A Country Newspaper as
IN immigration Agent" J. F.
Marrow, advertising agent of the
Great Northern system. Y
Address-"Some Phases of Compo-
'ition and Suggested Remedy
5. A. Nye, Valley City Times-Record.
Address ga Rambling Talk on
Foreign Advertising."-C. c. Theis,
special representative of North Da-
sota Publishers Association, St. Paul,
Mimi.
Acknowledgements Between the
editor and Educator''-W. L. Stock
veil, superintendent of public instruc-
ion, Bismarck, N. D.
Hon. William J. Bryan will address
he legislature Saturday afternoon,
Ind on Saturday evening the press
,ush will attend the lecture of Mr..
Bryan at the Atheneum.
The following is nearly a complete
list of the newspaper people who will
Ne present:
H. H. Perry and wife, Record, Ellen
lale. ..'.
c. A. Patterson, and wife, Advocate.
linton.
w. r. Hall, News, Glenullin.
s. A. Monteith, Beacon, Finley.
o. T. Rishoff, Globe, Milton.
w. A. Stickley and wife, News, Fes-
enden.
Alvin Schmitt and wife, Banner,
Iillboro,
Grant s. Hager and wife, Times, ST.
Thomas.
VIM. H. Dudley and wife, Journal,
kensal. X
III. r. johnson, Courier, Donnybrook.
D. Z. Campbell. Cleaner, Northwood.
s, A. Nye and wife, Times-Record,
1alley City. 1
g. "A. Estabrook, Independent. Car
ington.
H. II. Lampman, Chronotype, Neche.
~. B. DelaBere, Progress, Sheldon.
Edgar Anderson. Public Opinion.
srary.
G. G. Doty, Republican, Park River.
W. c. Foreman, Jr.. News. Hankin-
on.
q. H. Roberts and wife, Topics,
rower City.
A. r. Hughes and wife, Pioneer,