The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-08
Comments Of State Press Boys
on Recent Editorial Meeting


convention was a surprise, as this is
the first time in the history of the as
ISOLATION that the editors had to pay
their railroad fare. The fact that sc
many turned out, many from the re-
hottest portions of the state. shows
that the North Dakota boosters are
awake as to the advantages of uniting
to better their conditions.
Sargent County Teller: The Teller
editor always finds it an extreme
pleasure to visit Fargo, the gateway
city of the state. And especially is
this true when the publishers. gather
there. Fargo is always about a league
ahead Of all other cities in her spon-
taneous courtesies as we'll as her
thoroughly organized hospitality. Her
peculiarly constituted people and the
friendly way things are executed and
delivered makes you feel so much at
home that you Just don't care if you
never come back home. Then there
is the congenial atmosphere Of edi-
torial rooms of The Courier-N News
where Walt Cushing's pleasant face
Tadiates with flial love for boys OF the
craft; then down to The Forum where
the glad hand is always extended; and
then to the den of that high-class in
surgent, Boise of The Searchlight, and
so we might enumerate at length.
Suffice it to say, however, that Fargo
is always THE convention city of
North Dakota.
Medina Citizen: The midwinter
meeting of the state press association
and the North Dakota Ben Franklin
club was held at Fargo Friday and
Saturday of last week. A large mum :
Der of scribes were in attendance and
an interesting and profitable meeting
was enjoyed. Fargo did itself proud
in the matter Of entertainment and the
one of the best ever" The summer
meeting will be held 1t Minot.
Finley Beacon: The meeting of the
North Dakota Press association al
Fargo last Friday and Saturday was
one of the best ever held in the state
Fargo people are very h~ospitable, The
commercial club and the press clut
entertaining their guests in a satisfac,
tory manner, and everybody seemed
to have "a good time. We did, anC
naturally presume all the other editors
enjoyed themselves.
Hastings Recorder: The North Da
kota Press association held a very in
teresting and profitable meeting q
Fargo last Friday and Saturday, ev
eryone present enjoying the delibera
lions to the fullest extent. The sum
mer's meeting will be held at Mino
and next winters meet at Wahpeton.
Cogswell Enterprise: The gather
ing was Of the largest of its kin
ever held in the state and a success
from every standpoint. The paper
read before the association were bot
interesting and instructive and a live
~ interest was taken in the discus
sions and debates. In the way Of en-
tertainment, Fargo did herself pTout
The meetings were held in the com
mercial club room, and through tn
J clubs secretary, Mr.. Slime, every cour
/ tesy was extended the visitors. Al ban
. Duet was rendered the guests in Prize
hall Friday evening, Followed by
theatre party at the Orpheum.
-
, Egeland Enterprise: The editor (
!. this paper attended the meeting OF tn
! editors OF Month Dakota at Fargo lal
! Friday and Saturday and to say ths
Fargo showed the editors a good tin
would be putting it mild. The bus
9 ness meeting OF the association es
Q tended over two days. the receptic
. and banquet on Friday evening was
. very pleasant affair. The comm
+ midsummer meeting will be held
4 Minot this year and the next annui
meeting win be held at Wahpeton. "
arrived home on Tuesday and are no
up to our d again in work.
9 Hunter Herald: The members
s the North Dakota Press associate
g met in regular session at the con
a meroial club rooms in Fargo last wet
= Friday and Saturday. There was
very large attendance and many nc
4 members were admitted at this NEE
ing. Taken as a whole this was 81
]. Of the most interesting Of an the NEE
ings IN the history of the associatio
Fargo gave us a good time and
thank them for III.
+ Mckenzie Tribune The annu
u meeting OF the North Dakota Press d
4 sociation was held in Fargo last HI
/, day and SATURDAY., and was pronoun