The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-06

as many papers on things OF ape
ance 10 the craft were read and dis
cussed.
Brinsrnade Star: The committee of
Fargo citizens who had the entertain
mert feature In charge certainly did
everything to make the stay of the
press gang In the gateway city a
pleasant and agreeable one, and the
boys all returned home with the feel
Ing that their visit had been both
pleasant and profitable. 1t was the
first meeting since passes were abolish
ed and was the best attended meeting
yet held.
Hope Pioneer: The entertainment
provided by the commercial club of the
gate city easily accounts for the popu-
larity Of Fargo as a convention city,
everything possible being done that
could be done to make the boys Of the
press feel at home and have a good
time and also to make their meeting a
success. The splendid rooms of the
club We're placed at their disposal and
were used for the meetings of the
association and for the exhibit OF the
entries for the jobwork and advertis-
Ing contests. A banquet was given al
Prizes hall Thursday evening, covers
being laid for about 800 guests, and
this was followed by a theatre party
at the Orpheup.
The class in Journalism at Fargo
college entertained Saturday evening
and offered as an extra attraction an
exhibit Of newspapers printed in over
forty different languages and some
over 100 years old.
Hillsboro Banner: The editor OF
The Banner attended the state
editorial meeting at Fargo last
Friday n Saturday and enjoyed
n of the best meetings OF it's kind
he has eve attended. There were
many good papers read on topics of
interest to the newspaper men and the
discussions were lively and interest
ing. Fargo did itself proud in the way
OF entertainment and IL there was a
newspaper mar present who did not
have the time OF his life he can lay
the blame to himself. The commercial
club, in whose rooms the meetings were
held, have the thanks of the newspa-
per boys for the many courtesies
shown and especially are the thanks
Of all due to Secretary Slime, who did
everything in his power to make the
visit Of the press boys a pleasant one.
Fargo is the biggest little city in the
world and the newspaper boys of the
state a always be depended upon to
back up the assertion.
Btnford Times: The entertainment
features on the programme were en-
joyed to the limit. The gate city is
in the front row of royal entertainers.
They left nothing undone to make the
two days visit a pleasure, and their
hospitality will long be remembered by
the press gang, and whenever anoth-
er meeting is to be held in that city,
Fargo can be right sure Of a much
bigger gathering-which is saying
something.
Milton Globe: The mid winter
meeting of the North Dakota Press
association is now history, but the
many pleasures and benefits derived
from the occasion will long linger in
the memory of the participants. The
thanks for the success Of the meeting
is largely due to the efforts Of the Far
go Commercial club, the members OF
which left nc stone unturned to make
the stay of the press boys in the gate
city most pleasant. The elaborate
course banquet rendered the $50 guests
by the commercial club on Friday was
the feature of the session and con-
clusively demonstrated that the editors
were welcome to Fargo and that they
had in fact been presented with the
keys of the city. The business sessions
were conducted in the handsome new
building of the club which is one of the