The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-27
FOURTH ESTATE
WILL CONCLUDE
SESSION TODAY
North Dakota Editors Have
Had Decidedly Profitable
Session at Fargo
PR|NT.nG C0"TEsT AWARDS
WEEE ANNOUNCED TO-DAY
Hope Pioneer, Wahpeton Globe-Ga-
zette, Glendale Record and Casscl.
ton Reporter Get Two Prizes Each
Several With Names Missing.

Fargo. N. D.. Jan. 27.-The annual
winter convention Of the North Dakota
Editorial association will close this
evening after one of the most success
'ul gatherings in the history of the
organization. In the discussion OF
matters which are Of paramount in
terest to the editors and publishers
1t afforded all participating an oppor-
tunity Of acquiring new ideas on the
printing business.
One Of the features of the convon-
ton was the printing contest in which
the awards were announced today, and
the prize winners follow:
Front page makeup-First, Mandan
News; second. Donnybrook Courier.
Page advertisement-First Hope
missing: third. Bowhells Bulletin.
Half page advertisement First,
Hope Pioneer: second. exhibitors
name missing.
Quarter page advertisement-First
Wahpeton Globe-Gazette; second. eX-
hibitor's name missing.
Letter heads. envelopes. etc.-First,
Wahpeton Globe-Gazette; second.
kenmare News.
Title page-First, Glendale Record;
second. Casselton Reporter.
Programs. etc. - First. Ellendale
Record; second. Casselton Reporter.
Banquet a Big Success.
Characterized by DR.. G. c. Creegau
as the best looking bunch in North
Dakota. the members of the North Da-
kota Press association and their wives
sat down to banquet in Pirie's hall
last night which was a success in
every particular. The three long ta-
bles In the hall were filed and after
a al y, =
oeen passed. Toastmaster H. c. Plum
ley opened the program which had
been prepared for the evening.
Before introducing the speakers. Mr..
Plumley took occasion to pay a COM
pliment to the committee in charge OF
the entertainment for the visitors and
said much credit was due them. He
spoke OF the progress that had been
made by the press association In the
past and what it hoped to do in the
future.
Hardy WAKES Humorous.
u p. Hardy. president of the Com
mercfal club. was the FIRST speaker on
the program and his remarks were
humorous and brought much applause.
He said that when he arrived in tho
nall and saw the repast which had
been provided he began to wish he had
some of Westernhagen's patent in
s'uos anu no spoke OF freSlQeAt n. b.
Black Of Grand Forks as being a most
up to date citizen inasmuch as he was
IA progressive in the morning and a
staiwart at night.
Mr.. Hardy declared that no com.
mercial club could succeed unless the
newspapers boosted it and urged all
the editors present to boost their cor.
mercial clubs.
Lowell Boosts Fargo.
Mayor v. r. Lowell was the next
speaker who had been assigned the
topic The City of Fargo" He said he
was surprised at the large number Of
editors present from all over the state,
Launching into his subject he said the
one feature Of Fargo which had been
most expressed is its metropolitan as
pect, its standard of high ideals. The
city requires more Of its city officials,
he said. He asserted that although
targo was small 1t enjoyed most of the
comforts found in the best cities in the
country. He spoke of the miles of wa
ter mains. street car lines, telephone