The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-12-16
YVES" LIKED H|SUPfRINTENDENT
Editors Pleased with Sduk Gen.
tres Hospitality
ALL SAY KIND WORDS
North Ceatral Minnesota Newspaper
Men Glad They Came Here for
. Annual Meeting

The members of the North Central
Minnesota Editorial Association who
attended the second annual meeting
at Sauk Centre on Friday, Dec. 4,
went home glad they were here, and
loud in their praises of the brand of
hospitality dished up to them by Sauk
Centre and The Herald. Here follow
some of the fine things theysay about
it in last weeks issues of their respec-
tive newspapers:
Bro. Welles of the Sauk Centre
Herald proved to be a most genial
host and this together with the excel
lent papers and addresses during the
sessions of the convention made the
meeting one of the most interesting
the editors of the territory had ever
attended. Gov. Eberhart was to have
delivered the principal address of the
convention but was detained in ST..
Paul by the strike. The citizens
committee, however, substituted a
smoke social for the visiting editors
and the evening passed very pleasant
ly. DR.. Dubois presided and proved
to be very genial chairman.-Long
Prairie Leader.
The hospitality of Sauk Centre
people was the cause of much favora-
BILE comment and certainly the editors
could not have been used better. In
the evening three hours of very en-
joyable time was spent in social con-
verse with large delegation of Sauk
Centres prominent citizens. DIR. j.
A. Dubois, the city's versatile physi-
clan, poet, humorist and reader of
dialect writing, presided. Little Falls
Daily Transcript.
1t takes more than the absence Of a
Eg6yernor to preyentsa bunch of news
paper men from enjoying themselves
in town like Sauk Centre with an
editor like A. Nj. Welles at the head
of the reception end, and the Review
is one of those papers that is frank to
tell the governor that we regret that
he missed so much. The writer has
never attended a meeting where
there was such practical discussion Of
subjects that are of great Importance
to every country puplisher as was
crowded into the business session of
the North Central Minnesota Edi-
torial Association, convened in the
pretty and progressive city of Sauk
Centre last Friday afternoon Osakis
Review. 80:
A social session was prepared to fill
i'm the gap caused by the governors
absence, and the men of Sauk Centre
and the editors got on very intimate
terms before the session adjourned.
At2p. m. on Saturday all the edi-
tors had left Sauk Centre we'll pleased
with the meeting and its beneficial
results, as well as the treatment ac-
corded by Editor Welles and the peo-
pie of Sank Centre.-Bemidji Daily
Pioneer.
AS Governor Eberhart was unable
to attend, being detained in St. Paul
on account of the strike, the evening
affair was turned into a smoke and
social session, where the editors met
a large number of the business and
professional men who helped to make
Sauk Centre the bustling little city
that is. President-~elect Welles OF
the Sank Centre Herald introduced
DIR. Dubois as "de boss de floor,
which the doctor accepted in his
usual happy manner. A number OF
the Sauk Centre gentlemen as well as
many of the editors, responded with
short talks. The newspaper men all
felt that the meeting was an entire
success, and all left Sauk Centre with
the kindliest feeling for Brother
Welles and the people OF Sauk Centre.
Little Falls Herald.
Saak Centre entertained the mem
bers of the North Central Minnesota
Editorial Association last Friday and
did it in apple pie style. In the eve.
ming Gov. Eberhart was to have been
present but owing 10, the strike was
unable to get away. As it was, the
business men of the city took care o1
the visiting scripes most Hospitality,
and every man went home loud in his
praise of Sauk re.-Sauk Rapids
Sentinel-Free Press.
The second annual meeting OF the
North Central Minnesota Editorial
Association was held at Sauk Centre
last Friday. A smoker" given BY
| the citizens of Sauk Centre was the
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