The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-22
PRESS MEETING WAS
BIGGEST AND
BEST
Local Visitors Back From
Minot-List of Those
Who Attended.

TTdCtlcaIly all OF the Grand FORKS
visitors to the State Press meeting at
Minot last week have returned home,
and. report that the gathering was the
biggest and best ever held in the
state. Minot citizens and newspaper
men did everything possible to make
the stay Of the visitors enjoyable and
the ladies who attended were also
royalty entertained by the women of
Minot. Among those who registered
at the press headquarters in the Magic
city as attendants at the press meet
ing were the following:
c. D. Tilburg, st. Paul; Chas.
Wales, Portal; Sam Saislett. Grand
Forks; R. p. Luchau. Grafton: w.
E. Holbein. Lansford; G. D. Col
cord. Minot; F. E. Dewitt. Ambrose:
Columbus; H. B. Whine, Tagus; J.
o. Carter. Wimbledon; c. e. Peter
son, Binford; J. B. Meyers, Max
bass; ]. A. Montieth, Finley: S.
Malmin, Sharon. NJ. O.. Long, Eye
land; P. R. Trubshaw, Cooperstown;
L. j. Bowen, Hope; Mr.. and Mrs.
PARROT, Donnybrook; Harry Case,
Neville; Franklin Kaufman, Minot;
Geo. J.. Smith. Plaza; T. o .Thomp-
son, Minot; Geo. Kancen, Grand
Forks: Lee Satterlund, Washburn:
w. W. Tousley. Bismarck; w. w.
Francis. Velva; E. E. Cowell. Minot;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Patterson, Ross;
Geo. D. Skinner, Regent: E. K. Jen-
mare; G. E.. Crockard. Douglas; A.
Hartly, Minot; Pierre Egan, Beach;
G. F. Truax, Minot: R. Gilbertson,
Glenburn; f. l.. Penn. Sherwood;
Alex Scarlet. Minot: F. B. streeter,
Linton; r. c. Colburn, Hazelton; d.
r. Streeter. Linton: II. r. Young,
Emerson; Jack T. Charmley, Mott;
w. H. Eng .(McClellan Paper Coz.
Minneapolis: n. b. Black, Grand
Forks; Mrs. n. B. Black, Grand
Forks: Miss Edna Hankey, Grand
Forks; Mrs. l.. K. Van Alstine,
Grand Forks; John A. Corbett. Will
r. j.. Hughes. Wahpeton: Ed. J.
son S. Stout, Kathryne; A. R.
knight, Enderlin; L. P. Hyde. Valley
City; H.. E. Hampin, Larimore; r.
p. Austin. Devils Lake; Edgar L.
Richter, Larimore; j. NJ. McGarry,
Alexander; A. j. F. Voight.. Cando;
T. ]. McDonough. Grano; Ernest L.
Peterson, Milton; w. S. Crocker,
Lisbon; H. G. Cantrell. Minneapolis:
7. B. Haines. Towner; H. c. Plum
ley, Fargo; A. L.. Westernhagen,
Fargo: j. S. Tufford. Kensal; Albert
Lowe. Minot; J. T. Hillyer. st. Paul;
F. G. Kaatz, Tolley; Miss Lula Will
derlin; c. T. Bolstad. Oriska: Mrs.
A. ]. Hartly. Minot; H. C. Darland,
Darlington; Miss Blanche Lynch, Mi
not; ]. B. Howard, McHenry; w.
NJ. Smart. Minot; P. O. Thorson,
Grand Forks: E. B. McCutcheon, Mi
not; w. P. Cooper. Benedict.
The. Resolutions.
Resolutions were adopted by the ast.
THE members Of the North Dakots
Press association hereby extend
hearty thanks to President H. L. Hal.
vorsen Of the Minot City council, this
Minot Commercial club. members OF
the local press and the enterprising
citizens of the Magic City in general
for the hospitality with which they
welcome during. their visit in Minot
The many courtesies SO generously
extended are deeply appreciated by
the association members attending the
summer meeting. We bespeak fol
Minot a most promising future --l
assure h citizens Of the western
metropolis that this meetir- has
AAASoS RtSoItA1 CROSh ~ Ill
life of every member present.
Special thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to A. D. Albert, as
sociate publisher Of the Minneapolis
Tribune for his interesting and high
,ly instructive address on "How to
Make a Better Newspaper" and which
was so attentively and e~nthusiastical-
ly received by his listeners. 1t was an
honor to the association to have Mr..
Albert respond SO readily to our pres
tdent's invitation to address the meet
ing. The speakers remarks were en-
t%ertaining, instructive and elevating
throughout the entire address,. and
furnished a stronge incentive for inn
proved conditions in newspaperdom.
Some Band.
THE future Of the North Dakota
Press Association lies in the existence
of its splendid concert band presided
over by that peerless leader Professor
Hazlett. Although special rehearsals
have been impossible, the class of mu-
sic rendered by this popular organ
ization is far in advance of the. aver
age and general appreciation of the
bands efforts under Prof. Hazlett is
expressed or all sides.
The able effort of Colonel Streeter
in responding to the address of well
come by Mayor Halvorson was a mas
terly one and served to further en-
dear the colonel to his fellow crafts
men. His remarks were profoundly
logical and extremely encouraging to
the newspaper boys Of the association.